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AN AMATEUR FORGER.
Miss Jocelyn is looting out of the
window. It is a drenching day, and
there is nothing to bo seen but the
garden, with his heavy -headed roses
drooping under the downpour, and
the village street beyond, now fast
becoming a rapid watercourse.
this the dullest place in
existence,' says Miss Jocelyn, half
aloud ---`the very dullest—'
She does not finish her sentence,
but turns to the massive pier glass to
look at the reflection of herself—a
handsome girl in a smart frock.
After one glance she turns back to
the window with a sigh.
'What's the use? One might as
well wear sackcloth trimmed with
-ashes in this place, for all the people
there are to see one's gowns. It
was much more fun at school, after
all,
sWhy'—suddenly craning forward
—'if that isn't that frumpy
. Miss Blake with Mr. Stanford, and
he is holding his umbrella over her!
•She has got his arm, too I wonder
how he likes it? Poor man, 1 wonder
if he ever notices whether a woman
is old and plain or young and pretty?
'Now he's gone- 'splash into a
puddle and she is actually looking
up at him and laughing and blush-
ing. Oh, what a joke ! Fancy her
.blushing? Why, she must be forty
if she's a day—quite forty! And
'those little earls bobbing about as
.she goes 1
slowly, when suddenly she utters a
low ery, her breath comes fast and
the familiar world about her in a
moment is strange and unreal.
For it was a love letter. She is
33, and this is her very first.
And from such a man—the man
whore, she has looked up to and
reverenced and followed so humbly
and modestly ever since she first
saw him ? She goes down to break-
fast with a flushed face and quiver-
ing lips and radiant eyes.
f
Ruth takes him into the dining
room. He feels vaguely that his
task is becoming moredMioult. In
the bare, chill little drawing room he
could have said his say Dotter. But
she brought Villa straight lute the
sanetuary of her home, and again he
feels oddly that her lite lies open be-
fore him.
There is her work lying folded
together. What a tiny' thimble I He
glanees down at her small bare
hands. She has taken off her ugly
'Miss Cornelia's just on the ramp gloves,. What a bit of a woman for
this mornirer miss,' say the little a strong man to fight! What a gentle
maid warningly, as she meets Ruth
in the narrow passage that does
duty for a hall.
Miss Ruth nods and smiles as if
this were the pleasantest intelligence
possible. Cornelia's diatribes this
morning fall upon headless ears.
Ruth .answers at intervals, 'Yea,
dear,' and `No, dear,' and will see
to it, sister,' as duty bound, but her
heart ancl soul are filled, with one
thought—that wonderful letter.
After breakfast, Miss Cornelia goes
out to visit her district. Then Miss
Ruth takes up her pen and writes
tremblingly out of the fullness of her
heart:
DEAR MR. STANFORD -- Your
letter has surprised me very much.
I scarcely know what to say, except
that I am most grateful to you. It
is so good of you to love me as you.
say you clo, and love has always
seemed such a beautiful thing to me,
though I never thought that it was
likly to come to either bay sister or
me. But I am very, very glad to
have had your letter, and shall al-
ways be so, even if you change your
mind for indedd, I am not worthy of
all the kind things you say of me.
Still, whatever happens, I shall al-
ways feel happy to know that you
once thought as you have written.
And I beg you will think the matter
over well. Though it seems imper-
tinent for me to advise you, yet 1
wonder if her sister makes . her
wear her hair like that? I.woncler if
. she is in love with him ? Poor old
soul!'
Mr. Stanford is curate, but he is a
man first and afterwards a cleric.
'Strong, manly gentle, he plays
wicka with the village boys, is
ready at gossip for a few moments
with the old gaffers, is a member of
the,debating society a well as the
- rowing club. •
But Miss Jocelyn is young, and think only of your good. And I am
• is not yet able to grasp more than always your faithful friend,
• the fact that she is better looking
. and better dressed than most of tho•
girls whom she knows.
So to her Ruth Blake is a ridicu-
lous sight and Mr. Stanford's quiet
life to be marred and shattered by a
EVERY
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bitter shame ! ' Captain Sweeney, U, 5. 4.... San Diego, ,
Still Mr, Stanford does no speak, Cal says, "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is
but stands -before her„ looking very' the" ti .st ' medicine. 1 have ever found
pale. His back is to the window, gn Sold r. ciht i, 1
tat wiould do me any gond." Price
and sbe eannot see his face well, bus -S
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the light shines full upon hers. tore.
'I did not 8110W my sister —Business never was in a candition to
President—Joincyrnmer..
sident_A, 0.
letter,' she begins besitatIngiyY. an,li suit everybody. Legislation can't help the
Imam w1o won't work or the man who pre
thought you might changey---' oin
fors to growl at everyone else rather than numerous
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She reads the letter over several
times, and then shakes her head.
'How poorly I have said it !' she
thinks. 'But he is so kind; he will
courtesy, which he would extend . understand that I mean well.
just as readily and as pleasantly to The curate when he received the
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MKASt,
his washerwoinan. is a 'good joke.'
She watched them part at the
Misses Blakes' little green gate, and
thinks shecan see Miss Ruth's up-
ward glance and smile at the fine
face Above her before Mr. Stanford
tarns and comes striding and splash-
ing back through the puddles.
Then having nothing else to do,
gentle, humble epistle, is filled with
dismay. He paced. .wildly up ancl
down his little sitting room.
'Somebody has ' played a cruel,
heartlees, trick upon the poor little
Woman, and I have to face her and
tell her so. I would rather be shot.'
He drinks his scalding tea in great
gulps, and is glad. of the pain it gives
Miss Jocelyn plans a pretty little him.
ly sets upon carrying out. She
piece of mischief, which she prompt -
'But what am I to do? Go and tell
woman—it kind, gentle, little lady
• has one gift, this handsome 'Miss
,Tocelyn; she is very skilful with her —coarsely and brutally to her face,
that she has been played with and
pen. and after a little DTA etiee can
insulted; that I never dreamed of
imitate almost any handwriting.
And now she remembers that there loving her ; that it is impossible for
is
Me to do so? Oh, cruel and cowardly! in the study a letter of Mr. Stan -
How can 1 strike a gentlewoman, or
ford's to her father, and her eyes
sparkle with delight. indeed, any woman such it blow as
that?'
Whatfun to send poor old Miss
Ile rests his head upon his bands
. Blake a love letter ! Perhaps she has
never had one. It will be a kind-
and groans.
ness, positively ! How she will blush After a while he reads the letter
over again slowly. He reads be-
tween the lines and seems to see a
sotil laid before him. She loves him,
and he realizes how much that means
mincl, think differently about it all, make an honest,. industrious effort himself.
and then it would. bo be that only .w -,,,
egislation cannot prevent the daily de -
we two should -know.' mand for bread ;and butter, and the first
She does not say a word about duty of every Man is to earn that.
The
changing her own mind. She stands times always improve when all hands go to
there before Mini a sweet, fair I work With a will and drop grumbling.
woman, in spite of her oddly arrang- I
ed hair.
She looks at him with smiling,
steadfast eyes and bids hint take or
leave her as pleases him best, and
his Courage to hurt, wound, perhaps
kill her, fails him. In a moment Itis
resolution is taken. He strides
hastily forward..
'Ruth, do you love me ?' he asks,
the No wave on the great ocean of
holding. out his hands. And
calm of her face breaks up ' as she time, when once. it bas floated past
us, can be recalled. All we can do
sinks into his arms. the new form and motion
'011, so .inuch--k
,-so much,' she. ais to watch
most sobs. 'But I ani not worthy of of the next, and launch upon it to
try, in
yon. You should marry someone merit
manner our hest judg-
ever, ever so much better and merit may suggest, our strength and
skill.
younger than I. Do • you know,"
When Baby was sick, we Cavo her Castoria.
when silo was a Child, she cried for Castorle.„
When she became Miss,' :4ho clung to Castor:a,
When. she had Children, she 4:1tvo khenteastoritt.
•
bending her ashamed face and con-
fessing it as she would have confess-
ed a sin, 'I am 33 ?'
11 am 34,' 'he answers. 'Dreadful,
isn't it ?'
When Miss Jocelyn hears the
news, she goes away Suddenly on a
visit to some friends. , -
Three years have passed, and
Laura Jocelyn is older, sadder,
wiser. She bas loved and suffered,
and learneg to sympathize with
others. But she has never seen Afr,
Stanford or his old maid wife again.
When she returned home the
marriage was over, and they were
gone to his new living.
'This was the worst thing I ever
did,' she says sadly to herself. 'I
will go and confess, and tell him how
sorry I•am. What a horible thing
to have ruined two lives!'
• She goes on her penitent errand to
the small town forty miles away.
On getting out of the train she asks
the way to the vicarage, and walks
and simper—silly old thing! Well,
serve her right! When there are so
few young men in the place, what
business have old maids strolling'
round With them under umbrellas .What a new of light
oto her > vi.
'Miss Cornelia's a lying down,has been poured suddenly upon that
Mlith,
Miss RaShe has one of her bad sad, unselfish life.
And there was no ether help for
headahes, and she says as no one
is either of them. He must do it!
is to disturb ber. And your tea,
waiting, Miss.' Well, then, let it be done at once.
Buth Blake turns into the prim Mechanically he takes his bat
down from its peg and goes outinto
little dining rem, seats herself upon .
ne of the straight backed chairs i the street, 'walking with his head
and begins to draw off her brown ;bent down, seeing nothing, hearing
cotton gloves. ,nothing, until he is close to the little
She is an odd little figure, small green gate; then a child's clear high
and dressed in a hideous antiquated voice reaches his ear.
plaid, with shades of bine and greeml 'My g'annie made it,' she says.
yet her hair Which the wind and 1 'Aidt 16 pitty ?'
rain have ruffled and made to look 1 It's a beautiful doll,' a gentle
like a halo about her meek, small 'glee answers. 'Is it a good baby?'
face, the patient curve of her lips, i 'Welly dood,' the child said, tuck -
and her slightly flashed cheeks ing the rag doll under one chubby
rendered her appearance not al. arm: 'dive me a wose, please.,
together unpeasant. Miss Rath .plucked one of the re -
She eats her simple tea quiehl,•:
1 .
maining Jane roses, one of the
glmleina' from time to time n t a book prettiest,and put it into the little
which she has propped up against ontstretehed hand,
the milk ,lut—a book Ur, Stanford] As she turns to look after the
inmentional eklentally one day, and; child 'Alias Ruth sees him and pluses
which sho had obtained from the shyly. Something has to be said so
vilino.e library. . ] he comes forward.
The next morning Miss Unth gets 1 'What a, lovely evening I' • he ex-
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her bitter musings, and she looks up
and across the sweet , briar hedge
that is in bloom at her side, for it is
July again.
She sees but dimly an old fashion-
ed garden, a quaint rambling house,
for there is Mr. Stanford himself
standing so close to her that she
could almost touch him.
And who is that lady, the pretty
little woman in the dainty gray
gown, her fair wavy hair knotted
close to her head, and her eyes shin-
ing with happiness?
With a gasp Miss Jocelyn recog-
nizes her. That is—no !—that was
Ruth Blake!
'Now let him mine to me,' the
little woman •cries gayly. 'Harry,
you are spoiling.' the child. Let him
come to his mother.' .
Ruth stoops down and holds out
her arms and .the tiny figure in
white rushes wildly for a little dis-
tance toward her, and then totters
unsteadily; and finally sits down
plump upon the grass, the perform -
puce being hailed with a, shout of
laughter from the father, eehoed
more softly by Ruth, .
Under eover of their mirth Miss
Jocelyn steals away. She has re
ceived forgiveness unakd, and she
has the sense to see that to apologize
to either of these two happy, blessed
people would be an act of imper-
tinence.
Thc modern stand-
ard Family Medi-
cine: Cures the
sismosi.
common every -day
ills of humanity.
Keraiters4-163* gAgikKE4PRO
• 120
LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD
Kat MAKE NERVOUS, DISEASED MEN Ke
It tg
KTHE RESULT otlginaulx0anne exrpoiolluirne yaoritho;onstemertwiernec?cf4eitelsdelsteanclyd itzliit ttfli
.1...happiness of thousands of promising young men. Some filo and wither at an early age,tb,_
5ntthe blossom of manhood, while others are forced to drag out a weary, frratiesa mut
moltuicholy existence. Others reach matrimony but fiacl no solace or comfort there. The
are f outnde professions.
ii ial l e
tti eti s 0 P life:—The
farm, the office, the workshop, the prdpit,Fi
Ifgeottirmassand hde
S RESTORED To MANHOOD BY DRS., K. da K.
e War. A. WALKER. Wm. A. WALKER. AIRS. 011AS. yam, CHAS. FERRY.
'41
tit
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nnrom TNEATMENT AFTEN TREATMENT Divorced bat nnited again
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• 54;N0 NAMES OR TESTIMONIALS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT, -ai -.'
SYPHILIS Wm. A. Walker of 16th Street say:—"I have suffered
untold agonies for my "gay life." 1 was indiscreet whet&
young and ignorant. . As ''One of the Boys" 1 contracted
STRICTURE Syphilis and other Private diseases. I had ulcers in theK
mouth and throat, bone pains, hair loose, pimples on...
ifs EMISSIONS
a CURED face, linger nails came off, emissions, becalms thm =dee
despondent. Seven doctors treated me with Mercury,t
Potash, etc.. They helped me but could not core ree.titii
Finally afriendinduced raetetry Drs.Koanedy &liergan.1%
RTheir New Method Trgatment cured me m . h . triettreent is wonderfnLat
0i.t.taslIpel yourself gaming every dal. I have never hoard of their failing to cumin asing1e5
tZ'''C U RES GUARANTEED QR MONEY REFUNDED •
• • tw
s# Cat. mos. Perry saysi—"/ owe my lifo to Drs. ff. & It
IMPOTENCY
i
ftsAt 141 learned a bad habit. At 21 3. had all tho _symptoms
wit Seminal Weakness and Spermatorrhcea, EIrtipiOne
rawer(' draining and weakening, my vitality, 1 z.nstreied at VARICOCELE
„24 under advice of My family doctor, but it was
EMISSIONS In
litestd. experionee. In eightetn months we were divorced. I
itthen tanealted Des. 11. &K., who restored po to nianhood
ai) nolreee. 'We were milted again and aro hap y. Tins was CURED
het e r s T Nen/ 'felts new life thrill through
nabs yeas ago. Drs. IL ds K. aro acientific opeciltilists and 1 heartily remunnaenci thorn." IR
ass Vir We hvat and tura a
Vricoele, Emissions, Nerveues Debility, Senzinalii
IR
al Weakness, Gleet, Stricture, Syphilis, Vonatural Discharges, Self Abuse?
Kidney and Blad,. Diseass. ___
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17 YEARS IN DTROIT* 200,000 CURED, NO RISK
or1. riage? Rag your ed? Have!ou. any weakness)) Ortilif
IT— --..Lar bro0ena ciloisesto
READER e Are yen a victim? hope? Are Art eontethplating mar
fiblew. Idothortmeinont will cum von. What It hasdono foe otITiern it will do for ,Yon
leeCONSULTATION FRE. No matter who lute treated 1011, write for an honest. opinion Errs=
ot Charge. Charges reatsonable. BOOKS FREE"hs Golden Monitor" (illutratd), 0110
Diseases of Men. 'notes° postage. 2 cents. Sealed.
bm t!? -NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSNT* OVI.-D
INYATE. NO ntediolne sant C. 0. D. isto names an boXeS be Ittliot-ili
ment4 PREEopen. 15Verything nOnfidentlat. Question het end oOst of Treat -S
No. 148 SHELBY St
AIRS KENN ; DETROIT, MCHS v tOY 86 KERGAN
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t..
Wools and Verveas
nat:rans the condition of thouriands -of
people as this season. They have no
aliPetite, nannut sleep, and complait of
the prostrating effeet of WUtfll
ing upon the envelope before she whether it lams or e s n . . , A., .
Weather. This Lonuttion may be roan -
opens it, I 'Ys,' she answers. on IV 't y on
— edied by IIood'a Sartiiipariliti'. Which
Parish it's, of conrse,' she vvere yort;—will you come it ?' creates an appetite and tones up all the
taitys to herself. 'Perhaps it's about Ite follows ha into the house with /organs, It gives good health by making
• the school trena
t! ' n intense longing for something, the hiooLl pae. •
She opens tin% onvelope, ' unfelds however dreadfal, to happen to hini, Rood's 13ins arethe best atter-dinner
the noto within and is reading it and save him. from what is to follow, pill, asaitit digestion, eureheadaehe.
• BABY'S BURNING SKIN.
tkin Peeling Off, Skin Litenlly kfiro, Cooled
and Soothed by Chases.
IfloS great feature or Cimee's 011atinent—Ab
moat Wu:Mir it tocchcs ifeking, burn.
cezmiudte. shin. relieving the pain—
ts a boon 10 mothers Whose ebildren are
aircrew; — There is nothing unCertain
about it or th1 Yrayof speaking about it s
"My aix..year - old daughter, 13olla, was
omitted. with eczema for 24 months, the urine!.
pot seat of eruption being behind the ears. I
tried almost every remedy 1 saw advertised,
bought Ittimmerable medicines and :raps snot
tOoktho child to medical specialists in nklil
thq-
204011, 'boy Without result. Finally, a week ago,
I par:hived a. box of Dr. Chase's Ointment, and
the Hest application showed the curative effect
of the remedy. Wo have used only tine.sixth
of the box but tint r bongo is very mrked, the
eruption litta all disappeared and 1 ean
confi-
acidly say my child Is ottred. (Signed)
MAXWELL -JOANSTON,
112 lien Stroct,torente,
A Nee *hat 'Was a scab front toretitad to
dab' eared 10 days.
On behalf of the Feed Victor 1Viimdon 1111)10
Class 1 Wish to express our gratitude to you for
the beat Chiele's OintMont 'Which /oil sup.
plied in aid of one charitable work Usti's!. infant
child Of 'Airs. Browneig,162 River street. Ten
days ego the child was awfully afflicted. with
saki bend, the faro bring Morally One scab
front forehead to hist, 04131 18 that brief time a
tealtplel mire llitn bron affected. Sorely your
gift Wan worth more than ita weight in gold,
EDMUND EIG11,
elorboutin) Strnek Tocinfo.