THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
SUFFERED AFTER „
birth of u b t !
Trouble Caused by Getting
Up Too Soon. Relieved by
Taking Lydia E. Pink ham’s
Vegetable Compound
sene*
King Tommy
By GEORGE A. BIRMINGHAM
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Why Drag It Out?
The president of one of our largest
Say “ B ayer” -In sis t!
rallrouds has always enjoyed life and
the living of IL He has ever favored
For Colds
Headache
“ I thought not,” said the king. “ I Churches, dropped hints about Tommy good things to eat and plenty of
CHAPTER XIII— Continued
them,
good
things
to
drink
and
mors
thought
not.
I
’m
glad
you're
con
which
set
Calypso
wondering.
She
— 1B- —
Pain
Lumbago
said, for instance, that Tommy w aa of the same, long black, strong cigars
“ Even so,” said the king, “ you can firmed my suspicion.”
to
smoke
and
a
box
full
handy.
■T’ve
known
many
curates.”
said
not
the
man
he
professed
to
be.
So
Neuralgia
Rheumatism
scarcely expect me to answer that
Until be reached middle age and
question In detail. Even at the age of Janet, “perhaps hundreds of them, and far as Calypso knew, Tommy pro
I’ve
never
known
one
yet
who
be
had
progressed
a
trifle
beyond
It,
bis
fessed
to
be
Lord
Norheys,
and
the
Accept only a
forty-five. If you really are forty-
haved aa this one does. He drinks thought that he might be somebody customary modes seemed to agree
Ove—”
t
Bayer package
cocktails In the morning and goes to else gave her a queer little thrill of with Mm. But about a year ago his
“ Fifty-two.”
the
Mascotte
In
the
evenings.”
health
rather
failed
him.
At
least,
pleasure.
I
f
tie
were
not
Lord
Nor
“ At any age,” said the king, “ such
which contains proven directions
“The patriarch wouldn't dream of heys, then he was not bound In honor | he developed nerves and curious sen
our advertisement
confessions are embarrassing, embar
Handy “ Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets
1 a Liverpool (E n g rassing for both of us. Besides, It doing such things," said the king.
sations
to marry Miss Temple.
Also bottles of 24 and 100— Druggist«
land) paper I began
"Which
makes
me
certain
that
he’s
She
began
to
look
at
Tommy
with
In
the
mldweslern
city
where
he
Isn’t only with Calypso that I want
Aarlrtn la the trade mark o f Bayer Manu
taking Lydia E. Pinkham'a V e g eta ble
facture o f Mouoeoritlcec Idea ter at Salley llca eid
you to use your Influence. There's not a curate or Indeed a clergyman Interest, at first us a man whom It lives he bad the best available medi
Compound and that was the beat con
at
all."
might
be
her
duty
to
marry,
later
on
cal
advice.
But
treatment,
as
locally
the patriarch. Do you know our pa
finement I had. W hen ever I fee l run
“That,” said the king, “ Is more the as a man whom she might be content applied, did not seem to help him any.
down I alw ays take the V e g eta b le
triarch?”
Compound as a tonic. W e have juat
“ I hope to. I ’m going to Lystrla In sort of way a young man like Lord to marry even If It were not her duty. The annoying and alarming syinp
removed from Brockville (C an ad a) so 1 order to enlist his sympathies in our Norheys might behave."
Her view of Miss Temple changed In toms persisted.
Of Hair and Skin
w as pleased when the store ordered the
“ Very possibly. I don’t know Lord an odd way. It occurred to her us
So in the fall he packed up and
great movement.”
Preserved By
medicine fo r me and I got It today. I
Norheys.”
possible that this London dancer went to New York. Arriving there
“ And I’m sure you’ll succeed," said
would not be without it fo r any price
"A t the same time," said the king, might be one of those wicked women he summoned three of the leading
the king. “ Our patriarch Is full of
and I recommend it to ladies around
sympathy with all good causes, and “ It Is not our business to expose the who lure young men into entangle diagnosticians in stomach troubles.
S o ap to Cleanse
here because 1 feel so sure it w ill bene
Ointment to Heal
fit any woman who takes i t " — M r«.
I'm certain that your movement Is one unfortunate young man. Deplorable ments und then hold them to their These high-priced scientists came to
as Ills conduct It, I don't see that we half-made promises. She came by de him. equipped with small black bags.
A gnes W icnall , Talcville, N e w York.
of the best.”
W om en can depend upon L y d ia E.
Janet helped herself to some of the need warn the patriarch against him." grees to think of Miss Temple as a They examined the sufferer thor Sherman Prepared
"F or the sake of the reputation of nuisance, some one who had no right oughly. They asked him countless
Pinkham’a V egetable Compound to re
veal which a waller was pushing at
lieve tnem from ills peculiar to their
for Any Emergency
her In a large dish. The king refilled the Church of England,” said Janet, to be there at all. certainly no right questions— all about his diet, his
sex. For salo by druggists everywhere.
her glass. She had sipped away al “ 1 feel that I ought to make It clear to Interfere with Lord Norheys’ life. habits, his family history, his emo-
Judge Gary at a banquet was prais
that he Is not one of our clergy."
Tommy could not fall to observe the ! tions. sensations, feelings, likes and ing un efficient overseer.
most half of what was In it.
“ If he does unythlng scandalous change In Calypso’s manner, and the dislikes. Then they withdrew for a
“ It’s the esabllshment of world
"The man's surprising efficiency,” he
Simple Life for Them
while he Is In Lystrla," said the king, thought thut her feelings toward him ' consultation.
said, “ reminds me of Sherman on his
Tom and Mary had lived In a bote) peace,” she said, “ through the medium “ kisses a housemaid, or anything like were becoming more friendly filled
After the lapse of an hour they re-
of the United Christian Churches.'
| march to the sea. The way Sherman
for so long, they were both ready te
“ In that case," said the king, “ you that, of course you’ll have to tell the him with a determination to go ■ entered his presence. The oldest could repair railroads! The Confed
lend a simple, quiet life. One evening
through with his adventure whatever specialist acted as spokesman.
can count with certainty on our patri
nfter donning a sleeveless dress, short
"Mr. Blank,” he Said, "my con- erate cavalry hovering in his rear
happened.
arch.
There's nothing,
absolutely
coat und Murk tie, the two started
|
freres
and 1 have considered your would tear up a mile of track or burn
There
were
difficulties.
One,
tri
nothing, he likes better than the es
down to the dining room for th<
rase
from
every standpoint. I now a bridge, and an hour or so later they
fling
In
Itself,
but
singularly
embar
tablishment of world peace except
usual evening meal.
give
you
our
deliberate Judgment. would hear one of Sherman’s trains go
rassing,
met
him
ulmost
at
once.
perhaps the Unity
of
Christian
This naturally dis
Mury looked at Tom and sheeplahlj
You
must
rut
out
those thick steaks whistling hy.
On
the
evening
of
his
arrival,
while
Churches, though perhaps he's a little
gusted them.
said: “ Honey, I’m ready to put or
and
rich
pastries
that
you’ve
been
he
was
smoking
a
pipe
before
going
Inclined to take the view that the
“ In a Confederate conference one
nn old-fashioned house dress and bak#
to bed, Tommy was greeted by ■ eating; you must cut out black cof
other churches should unite with his
day an engineer proposed that they try
biscuits”
fee
and
heavy
cigars;
above
all
cheerful,
intelligent
looking
young
Eng
and not his with them. I mean to
“ And Pm ready to don overalls and
things, you must cut out all alcoholic blowing up some tunnels. But another
lishman.
say, he thinks that If there’s to be a
eat them,” came Tom’s reply.
“ Excuse me, sir, but aren’t you Col stimulant. You must alter your plan engineer gave a sour laugh and said;
compromise, It must be on the basis
" ‘No use, boys, Shertnun's prepared
of life altogether— live hereafter on
onel Heard?”
of every one else giving way. But all
Tommy was not Colonel Heard any the strictest and simplest of diets, re fo. 'hat. He carries duplicate tunnels
ecclesiastics are like that. Our pa
more than lie was Lord Norheys; but frain from smoking, avoid all exer with him. Better save our powder.’ ” —
triarch Isn't peculiar."
F o r T w o S c o r e Y e a r s and
he knew he had Colonel Heard's pass tion and all excitement, go to bed Detroit Free Press.
“ When we speak of the union of
T e n S h e H as T a k e n
port In his pocket and his party wers every night at nine o’clock and get
churches,” said Janet, “we mean a
entered in the hotel register aa Col up every morning at six.”
concordat based on the essentials of
B e e c h a m ’s P ills
“ And if I should do all these things
onel and Mrs. Heard and Miss Gis
the Christian creed.”
borne. The king had done that for which you gentlemen recommend—
"O
f
course,"
said
the
king,
“
and
“ I was Just 18 when I commenced
what then?" asked the railroader.
them before he went back to Berlin.
you'll And our patriarch absolutely
to take Beecham s Pill*. They
“ In that event you should live at
“ My name," said the stranger, “ la
agrees with you about that so long as
have been of great benefit to me
least live years.”
Allen. I don't think we've ever met.”
you don't ask him to shake hands
Mr. Blank took a deep breath.
In relieving sick-headache, consti
“ Never,” said Tommy firmly, thank
with the Megallan Archimandrite. He
“ What for?” he asked.
pation, and biliousness.
Next
ful that Allen was not one of Colonel
might draw the line there, though, as
Heard’s
oldest
friends.
M arch I will be 68 years old so yot
I said, he’s always on for anything
aee I have lived to a good old age. ’
“ But when I saw your name In the A Small Job for the Colored
really good. A good cause simply fas
hotel register,” said Allen, “ I thought
M iss E L E A N O R W IL C O X
Brother
cinates him. I f he has a weakness—
I'd Introduce myself. I'm doing ltep-
A r e yo u r e a d y ,t o en joy social
as we all have— It Is that he’s not so
Newburgh, N . Y
To an Inquiring Northerner a Louisi
arattons,
you
know.”
d u tie s, sporls o r recreations?
fond as he might be of the things
ana officeholder was explaining why
For FREE SAM PLE—writ»
He gave that piece o f Information the colored vote In a state election
which aren't quite so good as the
B . F. Allen Co., 417 Canal Street, New York
I f not try H ostkttxh ’ s C e le
ns If It formed some excuse for hav was invariably so small, whereas the
Buy from your druggist in g f and f • « boxes
Cuuses. Take young men now. As
b ra te d Stom ach B itters, for over
ing
seen
Colonel
Heard's
name
In
the
For biliousness, sick heculaches and
you very rightly said a few minutes
colored population lu that particular
seventy y e a rs noted as a w h o le
Pretends to Bs a Curate,” Said register book. I’erhaps It was an ex
constipation take
ago, young men are young men."
section of the state outnumbered the
the K in g.
som e to n ic , a p p e tize r and cor
cuse.
Any
one
concerned
with
Rep
“ I said they ought not to he."
white population by at least ten to
rective.
“ But they are." said the king, “ that’s patriarch and Calypso too, that he arations Is bound to be filled with cu one.
At All Druggists
what the patriarch cannot be got to Isn’t a clergyman. You’d be bound to riosity and ought to Investigate ev
“ Do yon use force or threats to
see, but I am sure I can rely on you do that for the sake of the Church of erything he comes across. How else keep the negroes away from the
Tb* Host«M«r Company,
to put the thing before him In the England. But if he behaves with or Is he to know whether the conquered polls?" Inquired the visitor.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Antifog Device
proper light. After all. Miss Temple dinary decorum— After all. he may nations can or cannot pay the fines
“ No, suh," said the Loulslnnnn.
The fogging of show windows, 11 Is a long way off. It Isn't as If she
“ The test is absolutely educational.”
have good reasons for pretending to Imposed on them?
they nre of the boxed-ln type, may bi
“ I hope,” Allen went on. “ that you’ll
was In the least likely to turn up In be a clergyman. I ’m pretending to be
“ For whites and blacks alike?”
prevented by pluclng a flat glass 01 Lystrla."
"Suttluly, suh, for both races alike.
a head waiter In order to earn my Introduce me to Mrs. Heard. I’d like
porcelain dish coutalnlng rnlclun
" I fear that I can scarcely under living. There's nothing really wicked to tell my sister that I’ve met her."
It's strictly constitutional."
chloride In the window. This ehemlca
Tommy could not do anything else
take— "
“ How do you apply the test?"
nhout that. I don't see that either
substance quickly absorbs molsturi
“ Well, suh, It’s this w ay: I f It's a
CELEBRATED
- ' \ :
Janet was softened, perhaps for the you or I are bound to tell the patri hut promise to Introduce Allen to Mrs.
from the air with the result that thi
Heard next morning. But he could white man who wauts to vote and he
first time In her life. I f It had not arch that he’s not a curate.”
STOMACH
BITTERS
moisture Is prevented from congeallm
been for the wine, the good food, and
“ So long as you know the facts I not help wondering which of his two happens to be a stranger to the poll
against the outside glnss, says Popu
the king's rharmlng manners, she don't see that It’s anybody else’s bus ladies were the better suited for thq ing officers we ask him If he’s a Demo
lar Science Monthly.
Cure for Insomnia
part. Janet Church was almost the crat, and If he says ’yes’ to that, we
would no doubt have replied to him
The contents o f the dishes must to much more blankly tlmn she did. She iness.”
An Inventor of Macclesfield, Eng
age that colonels' wives generally are. ask him If his father fought for the
"And
I
do
know
them
thoroughly.”
renewed every two or three dnys. am
But Tommy knew that he himself Confederacy and if he says ‘yes’ we land, is said to have perfected a ma
might even have spoken fiercely.
“ I felt bound to tell you,” said
the moist calcium chloride thorough!«
“ I fear,” she said, “ I cannot under Janet, “ but I don't Bee that I need tell looked absurdly young. There cannot ask him If he chew’s tobacco, and If chine that wdll cure insomnia. The
dried, after which It may be usei
he many Instances of colonels of his answer still Is ’Yes,' we say to machine Is placed alongside of the bed
take to persuade the patriarch thut anyone else."
again.
and emits light rays o f Hi different
twenty-six years old married to ladles him: ‘Walk right In and vote.’ ”
Miss Temple doesn't exist.”
“ Thanks," said the king.
of fifty-two, and Janet looked every
"But suppose the applicant Is col colors, hashing at prearranged periods.
“ Well, perhaps not,” said the king.
Many s man who hat the sand t< “ After all, the patriarch Is a very dif
The effect o f this combination of col
day of her age. On the other hand, ored?”
propose to a girl lacks the necessary
one of his two ladles had to pose as
“ Well, In that case, we don’t ask ors and periodicity Is Intended to be
ficult man to persuade. I never could
rooks to get married on.
the secretary o f the Graves Registra him any of these questions. W e ask soothing and to Induce sleep. The
do It. I dare say It will really be bet
color flashes at such regular Intervals
tion commission. Calypso did not look him something else."
ter If he doesn’t hear about Miss Tem
have a peculiar effect upon the retina,
CH A PTER X IV
like a secretary and it would he dif
“ What do you ask him?"
ple at all. And he never will If Ca
“ We merely ask him to demonstrate It Is said. The Inventor maintains he
ficult to convince any one that she
lypso doesn't tell him.”
It took Caslmlr two dnys to com was chiefly occupied with graves. the bl medial theorem.”
has cured several stubborn cases of
“ I shall not consider It my duty to
W herever the
sleeplessness In ten to fifteen minutes,
tell him,” said Janet. “ My business plete his arrangement for the reception Janet, with her face and figure,
itch in g a n d
of the princess at the schloss. The looked exactly like a lady who spent
with him—"
The Prudent Mr. Finnerty
W hatever the
"Is world unity through peaceful little party—Tommy, the princess and her time In typing letters about tomb
Friend in Need
The lawyer picked his way to the
Janet Church—stayed In the best ho stones. Tommy made up his mind
c a u s e , th e
Christian churches."
edge of the excavation for the new ter
The judge fixed his eyes severely on
tel
In
Breslau.
The
king
took
rooms
that
Calypso
must
be
Mrs.
Heard.
"World peace," said Janet, “ through
minal station and called down for Mi the prisoner.
soothing touch of
for them before he went back to Ber
“ I want to thank Mrs. Heard," said chael Finnerty.
the Unity of Christian Churches."
"Flaherty,” he demanded, "why did
Rcsinol Ointment rarely
lin,
a
bedroom
for
Tommy,
two
bed
Allen, for all her kindnesses to my
Quite so,” said the king, “ and even
“ Who’s wantin’ me?” Inquired a deep /ou dump your hod o f bricks on your
rooms
and
a
sitting
room
for
the
la
fails to give quick relief
sister In 1915. She was like a moth voice.
If It had heen World Churches
friend Nolan?”
Through the Unity of Christian Peace, dles. The head waiter o f the Mns- er to the girls In that canteen, and
“ I am,” said the lawyer, “ Mr. Fin
“ Ye see, Judge,” explained the of
cotte
Is
an
Important
person
In
hotel
she kept a tight hand over them, too. nerty, did yon come from Castlebar, fender, ‘Ol once told Nolan that If he
It would still be far more Important
than our little nlTalrs. Still, If you keeping and restaurant circles In Ger Quite right. They needed It."
County Mayo?”
was hard up for money to come to
persuade Calypso not to tell the pa many. Tommy’s party was treated
The date gave Tommy a shock. In
“ I did."
the building where Ol was workln’
with the greatest courtesy and consid 1915 Calypso was at the utmost four
triarch— ’’
“ And was your mother named Mary and Ol’d do him a favor, and whin
If Caalmlr had heen there he might eration.
teen years of age and could not pos and your father named Owen?"
Ol saw him cornin’ along the strpet,
But the two days In Breslau were sibly have kept a tight hand over any
have said that the king, like poor old
“ They was.”
dead broke. Ol dropped the bricks
Lear's worst daughter, gave “ sweet not very pleasant for Tommy. He saw one, except perhaps the Inhabitants of
“Then, Mr. Finnerty." said the law down on his head knowln’ he had an
nelllades and most speaking glances" hut little of the princess, and he never a dolls’ house. Tommy altered his yer, “ It Is my duty to Inform you that
accident policy.” — Forbes Magazine.
to Janet. I doubt very much whether saw her alone. They met at meals; plan. Janet would have to he Mrs. your Aunt Kate has died In the old
I A Beg Sparla o r Tfcaroeshpln |
any one had ever made eyes at her hut Janet Church was always there. Heard. But he was by no means cer country, leaving you an estate of
but you e a n . I . . n th«m off
prompt!» «with
Farewell to Fog?
before. The treatment had a certain Afterward the princess and Janet eith tain of how Janet would like that. She twenty thousand dollars In cash.
Experiments have heen carried out
er retired to their own sitting room, had already accepted the position of
effect.
Please come on up.”
I shall not," anld Janet, “ advise or took a walk without asking Tom his aunt, and It Is distinctly laid down
There was a pause and a commotion hy United States aviators In the dis
persal of fog hy discharging showers
my to go with them. He got no chance In the Prayer Book that an aunt may
that the patriarch ho told."
down below.
of elec!rifled sand. It Is reported that
I dare say Janet's conscience was of explaining himself to the princess not marry her nephew. Janet, with
“
Mr.
Finnerty,”
called
the
lawyer.
!
w ork th » h ors»
gnawing her a little. She had drunk or trying to convince her that he knew her strong ecclesiastical instincts, craning his neck over the trench, “ I'm the sand showers had the effect of
«am»
Does not blister
cansing a series o f small clouds to
glnss and a half o f Burgundy and nothing of Miss Temple. This wor might very well object to committing
waiting for you 1”
or r » m o v » t h » h str.
$2.50
the king was putting s liqueur glass full ried him. On the other hand, the herself to a breach o f the marriage
p » r bottl», d » l l v » r » d .
W ill
“ In wan minute," said Mr. Finnerty. I precepltate as rain, thus breaking np
of cognac beside her coffee. That was princess' manner became gradually laws o f the Church.
tall you m o r » if you writs.
“ I Just stopped to lick the foreman!’’ j the heavier cloud masses.
(T O B i CONTINIJWD.)
enough to make her uneasy. She had more and more agreeable. The ex
Booh 4 A free.
For six months Mr. Finnerty, In a
V. r. T
OUNC. !« . St» I n . St.. W M . Bna. promised to conceal, or help In con treme hostility with which she had
high bat and with patent leather shoes
Do Not Force Float»
cealing a scandal. I suppose she had greeted him In the Mascotte and after
on his feel, lived a life of elegant ease,
never before in her whole life agreed ward In the train gave way to or
If a plant haa been growing thriftily
trying to cure himself of a great thirst. |
to do such a thing, and no doubt the dinary politeness and at last to friend for some time and then begins to go
Then he went back to his old Job. it i
Green’ s
thought of It was unpleasant. By way liness.
back It probably needs a rest, and bo
was there in the same excavation that |
August Flower of compounding with her conscience Janet, of course, was with ths prin amount of forcing will do any perma the lawyer found him the second time. '
cess all day and talked to her Inces nent good. During the resting period
and
so
qulntlng
It,
she
made
up
her
“ Mr. Finnerty,“ he said, “ I’ve more
/or Constipation.
mind to say something really nasty santly, almost always abont world a plant la better If left entirely alons
IndlKeatlen and
news for yon. It Is your Uncle Ter
peace and the Unity of Christian In a dry, cool cellar. It will of Its own
about Tommy.
Torpid Llvor
ence who’s dead now In the old coun
"Are you aware," sue said, “ that the Churches. This would hav» Inclined accord and without any attention of
In one minute—or lest—the pain ends. Dr
Successful for ft* - n r e
t r y ; and he has left you his entire
Scholl'# Zino-pad is the aafe, aure, healing
SOc and She bottles—
young man shout whom we h ive been any girl to feel kindly toward a young any kind begin to put out new green
property."
treatment for corn# At drug and shoe store#
A L L DRUGGISTS
speaking Is not what he pretends to man, even If he were the cations shoots. When these new shoots show
“ I don’t think I can take I t ” said
breaker of another girl's heart. And themselves the plaat should he given a
be?”
Mr. Finnerty. leaning wearily on his
“ He pretends to be a curate?" raid Caiypso came to be doubtful whether thorough watering, a repotting If nec pick. “ I’m not is strong as I wanes
BATHE TIRED EYES
With l>r Tkiwnpfi n't
Tommy had really broken Mies Tem essary. and brought up Into Its p>aes
the king.
was! and I’m doubtin’ If I conld go
'•Exactly, and I’m perfectly certain p le t heart. Janet, when her mind In the sun. After It Is growing well II
^ u t o o < on - th e p o*n i* gomm
throngh all that again and llva!”
a * 'i aetblns of ttie sort"
be diverted from the Union of may be gives fertiliser.
Talcville, New York. — " I thought It
would interest you to know what t Den»-
fit I have derived
from taking your
medicine.
A few
daya after the birth
of my third child I
got up too quick.
Then 'uat before my
fifth chQd w aa bom I
bad inflammation of
the bladder and dis
placement.
Seeing
S
Beauty
Cuticura
T A re
Vou
Ready
B e e c h a m ’s
P i ll s
HOSTETTER’S
Part III.—Lystria
Resinoll
YOU CANT CUT OUT,
Quick
Safe
Relief
CORNS
Dr Scholls
hino-pads