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Gravid lisle Anises.
The story has two sides Parallel
sides But U is all one and the same
story. The happened in
tlunk►ilte, N. J., at the time that the
numbest' Grand Duke Meats male his
first visit to this country. Yea, Iiunk-
ville is • fictitious name. But the story
isn't. 0, no
I was in Bunketlle over Sunday and
stopped at Sp.tt's tavern. At the clerk's
desk was a placard reading "Commer-
cial travellers cannot be 1."
And ss I was a 1 traveler I
kept mum, but kept thinking. Pres-
ently I asked the landlord why he could
couid out keep drummers.
"newer do,- he said.
"Why r
"Ii•eau.. our of 'em t,e-k me sod the
whole town in once '
"How was that f"
"it w.. several pears age. eu this iso
cation of the ,:mud Puke :lexis' travel.
Ong in the United States. He was h,
rase thruugh here on his way from N
Yetis to Wash,nggs«w, ta+4-seine of
folks made it a p,.iut to watch for him
the depot. t sur telegraph opera
found out what train he was to take_
thuught he did ---and thought it was
site o'clock train. It TIN a stormy da
heavy ice and grow, and when the t
came in the locomotive broke down j
immnima Er --
UMW. I VIM lis the welcoote of the .1011•1.11 •••••••filfoomminmilliONINN0.0.110101.01.11....
• ie;'s episode. Tim idea of Mia[ in a as it osier be. But two brave ata', tutee la the ream below I weld bear the
editions neat, 1 put away, bet i reason- to flit up touck" • ui Mr J the utll ( f
rah HURON SIGNAL, RIFDAY, OCT. 29. 0886. 3
h
Briggs so t a urd, The sugar ,..1
IM !
if be -
ear,
"Thank 70.,'• I said. He pr,creded ed that Buatkville sought be populated Theo he pr seeded to tell me that his Yt aiytug A Y E R S Cathartic
the liver
"You dew me a high au' anglify t ta.eelMr, aMrwW rrseaee so honor on the "spin of the moot.' twtint on have dour, torpid, if the
e
say 51 by lutaattos. Why week that I. a plain wife "had g••t ep this 'slimpayy✓1 A my .'I'll make wed hbs' I'll PILLS '
LSI
arvt o eeetlpat d, .x it the stomach
truss i tarry iu our mule, noble sir. roach attentive? It never ?II mf
It u ugly yin, hem' onlylsax aa' a half, atiuJ that R 'Y�s a �;� �M
Peal, tttr, het w w►aiae e. trace► I
I
*aid 011ie erraya sty woman has a koala jqK
ea' would you gut I'uu will osier all of Ohms I elrald awl atttcueat ler the
oar twig folks, for I insure yule that deersRe btAs•ior nt these f>bihyittians•
nu uther'U be &eked. Will you out gar, The wk,fls' Matter had perplexed toe,
mildew 1" but 1 ..k destined to eaperienoe a
1 told him that his courtesy was limp- greater diassure of perpleeity.
ply overwhelming and I could not resist For the sixth time in the ,lase lei
the invitation. But my evening dress forty manatee my door was rapped.
was out what it should be for such ail Thu tune it was a mild little rap,
"ee'sn'n• s..reely header than a ksttng would
"No a•nanluei..w, sir ; he armee- make. As before, I called to the visitor
quince,' he said. "The hosier est your to "Wine in." It was a lady this time.
presence will more then recompensate She was tall, spare and yellow and dress -
that :"
.4 in a fatted black. Her face
But, Mr Briggs,"was con -
"But, 1 said, "I am a coaled by • veil, but &e elm entered she
stranger, and it will- ' lifted it, ducluang the face of a woman
"0, no, no ;" he interrupted. "We of fifty.
have all heard of you." •Sir,' she baleen iu a
precise aha
Before 1 could eek him to explain drawling tote as soon as Mee had closed
when and, ahem it, had ever heard . f the door. "Sir may I. have the pleasure
me, be beitan t.i walk backward towed of kissing your gracious hand,
the d.w,r, arrived at which he informed Idefore I could pre.ent the action she
me that he would call for one to an fell upon her knees at my Leet .end
hear. 1 went esu with my supper and paasiotately pressed her thin lige t., my
was just eating the last mors°! of be - hand •
co, p1e when I was startle/a by a stick being "Great land of bye"- I exclaimed,
oniro Dualtud _cautiously through the window-- weiww_.t-e le.,,rttd-b,_w _ - f a
Thsetwwa. t , cheese�s�a, �for wee to put
were lei edttewise, 011e' T dhtslg
abed why it was' St' t:arttitlfls MN
ankh iinners. W
Well, we snivel 'at t'liee'''illere rs't
! homes, and t ill uditered fit 'Ivy _
tikil�►; sad the sold to "lige w
« . rear
" eu peel out fee 1.4 *jet putt
reeepssos '11 be itsaitua,aasi.%t- he whew
pored, as he led the way to the parl-ir.
Never before or since have I had
mesh an experience as the ticauiit.e Jap
my eotratsce afforded tne. A throe
quarters nt a brass band .traek up
"fled sate the Queen," :e I en.ez.J the
hill, and as my feet tvu.hed the thresh
old of the parlor, the asambled guest*
o
set op a loud, thrice -repeated cheer, ac-
companied by an upr.arious clapping of
h ands. Then all Mas silent, and several
acmes of vies wet* fixed ca me. 1
orale an attempt to bow to the people,
but my bow went n•, further than to a
m .theriy•lou.ing lady, who, Mr Briggs
assured me, was his wife. 1 tried to
ay aumethcug graeeful to her, always
offering my best respects to my hostess,
nd she reulied to my salutation thit
-it 1 hadn't -a -conte a t'J never forgo
t."
Then Mr Briggs led me from room b
corn, and looked behind every door,
ted in every closet -drawing out every
of of his .uest5 and introducing me to
hem as "our honored guest." They
7 UOLan • dal for hatted Y bo
• kis ,r he'll jest lyse 1 ohask ; ivF as a tali, w prrfurm ks t Ye
*'� ertl„re vui „1 iia s1, I wet►'$ estref" Ayr^• t'1*.. ?key are lavlsab4.
tai " d�r►aisierre.rtrte. babe hint t.syt" \"elmplraia1 wr a •retia to Lire,
"Y.. Let!" tawm of
rose: tr•b 1 sad Iedl-
s "l41t.m!" I said to twpSlf, bud .t elle ow ~moor et ' er's Yffls
Kr AI.1 tlptAntieed tilt elagaet bouquet ,tp 15,7, sen4ereen, W,�-W T.
7 sty ameste . 1 arum be esaaaiDes to !' aley years I hope relied more upon
rry
at shady. Th..t by again l I was prepar- please."
ter t, rise ami drive him away when
-ur there came a gentle knock at the door.
the I said "Come in," and there entered a
Y tall individual, dressed in black, with
rain the whitest of dickies and sleekest of
.
eat beaversHe advanced slowly. I areae
receive him. in a solemn voice he
in. ti a
out from the vtllade There were u
a few , a, . , and all out in
waiting tor the next train, excepting o
yoppg man, a p eip'ius drummer, w
taut off and cane over to niy tavern,
think that MONO way he found out th
JI our folks had ben •.n the 1•ork out
the Russian Prnsoe, for no sooner d
t- ■ be corn. in than he signs in the regis
' .kala. -- Mia -sad she feet et -her
,n; a fur coat, completely took as in, an
es- thinking be was the royal Dubbin and
mistake, we r.
ty
paned our soma tc him
are and in short treated him as if he w
s what be pretended to be, We gave hi
ke. Ma reoepti.•n and, well, before morning he
had decamped and we found we were
fooled, and that he wasonly a drummer,
na,ne et Alexander Msrtin,frorn Albany.
That experience set MO against the fel-
low's craft."
Now we a:: knew Al Martin, hot 1
venture to say that note know him to
be a deceiver. herefore the nastier
puzzled me until I wrote bins, Aod he
answered. His aide tf the story cometh
-ext.
Yes, he wrote, I rentetn%.er /iunkvdle,
Mid that night. I arnveJ in theater's' :
irstesso
d .1 personating Alexis, the
feet is the rilagers tnistouk me for him.
Wham 1 ewe iate the ediati/e firm the
detayet team then was s crowd at
my to
oars
arid ' before me. the then ht was t
Again and stein abe kissed my hand, t
and I rune to conclude that of all the
lunatics f lunatic Bunkville she was the
wont. •
"Madame," I said again, "I imps, re
you to get up and take a chair."
She obeyed and r like a statue stood
,o num-
ca
ical, but it me t., me that she was as
- actress. for her attitude was theatrical s
ra "Permit me to ittrnduce myself to
Ira your noble .elf --Rev. Mr Whitney, pas
i ter of the Cuagregatiensl C'hureh, at
t your service."
Feeling it my duty to rrture the in-
troduction, 1 h,.,gan :
"Thank you, sir, my name is Al-"
He interrupted ire with
"Your name is familiar, sir. I sin
wr.y giau so meet you. '• And be shook♦
hands with me, then he Nu -.k the chair
whieh 1 offered. I was a out to say that
it was a stormy day, but he forestalled
MC.
"1 suppose ose that this is weather some -
thine like you have at home," he said,
Thinking that he knew that I was
from it.storn, and supposing that the
p..eple of `southern New Jersey regarded
Boston as hyberI.orean. I simply ac -
renewed. Ile proceeded '7ith a perfect
stream of conversati,.n, ,peaking of the
climate „f no, them Eun.ps,of the Greek
Church, of sundry other matters. never,
however, committing himself. 1 could
toot add s word ; he did all the talking.
For half an hour he kept at it, then he
was iuterrupted by a little gentleman in
gray, whc eanse briskly in, and after in-
troducing himself as Ill lltgh.w, cordial-
ly invited me t.. come to his house and
speed the nigh:. lief:re 1 could answer
him, he caught sight . f a light current of
steam that was coining through the hate.
to ray witiview shade. He stepped soft-
ly acnes the room, lifted the shade and
disciree,l nine faces at the window.
"t1'ell, well, boys ' he said. This
is insulting t.. his Hi;ghnesa Jump
down and go away." _
pouting the shale fall to pine &,lain.
he said with a rippling laugh:
"Etrry b,..ly is an curious to err y ee,
sir
"I should judge," I said, "that your
people very rarely see strangers."
"Fact, sir ; such stringers as yeu are
never seen here. Shall 1 have you with
line tonight e"
for
id
ter
wear
d
u..
as
m
•w "Never saw • gentleman. eh r
"Yea r, Year. "
"Well, y..0 tell thein to keep away, if
it is esriruaity that calls thorn there. Y •o
s nal go." He went, oat noon ■pp.earid
again.
' "ties a Ilichnesses pardon,' he said,
'bat Mr Edson Briggs, oar first .elect•
man, would like the -the honor of
seeing ynu ' •
And he grave place to • bio rraybeard
who appeared in his rear and whore 1
took to n. Mr Bring.. It ma.fe ate cross
a, interrutted in this way, but I was
us to know what the men wanted.
Se swallowing a epooufal of omelet I
torwsd to meet him.
"1 must ask you to excnoe my intros..
Jin' ibis gentleman said, adrancinc and
bovine.
"Certainly, air,' 1 said, ' take a
east."
"Ah, sir," he said, but remained
•' nding, "1 beg hoe to allow me, as
man of the selectmen of Hunkll*,
�rs weleeme ynu among us."
'Wel000e me r f theter nt. "(Ira
boar 1 Did the town magnates always
tsttemd a formal welcome to the guess
el illett's tatters '•'
it °iter me pleasure, sir, he continued,
"to de it and I'm glad that yno Rey. the
fertuakes eiremastaeree to be obbaged 11
tier stop 0Ta MUM? oil Yes, sir, four ,
dot•• c,
and ss I peeled along 1 Lean
•eeteral say : '-That's bin: . I:at I aces
and ¢est into the hotel as aeon as
There I unsuited the resgieter
and if with my benumbed fingers 1 male
cnt to waste something that :.ruled I.ke
''Aleiia" it was no wonder. I had a
room given me without delay by the
landlord and had just got seated to await
my sapper when coy first
benam, A voice at my window sttrectad
my attention, and turning that way I
found two boys looking in. Naturally I
p oisesea, myself of the eoinion that I
was in a dangerous ,.1a' e. The landlord
returned with the supper Nerved nn his
best and dustiest china, and acctmps-
nied by some ,,f this most graceful boys
that I had ever seen.
"Inndl•ord," I said, ' there have been
two fel:tars at my windo• s ;.•.,king in.
De you allow y,.er geese, to have such
an indignity shown them f"
The man bowed and stammered :
"Ynp--yno ase, -they -.are w, mnc?t
red. ---that is, you know they i.ever
"
•
ere of every kind and quality, and the
r'}nes' fain, y were nu doubt the
'upper ten." Their number exceeded
legion, and when the post had found
its the extreme. Positively her .yet were th
green, and, in the language of the nerd
writer, I "(nailed" refore her iutensety
earnest raze,•
.'Madame," I forum "all you 1.i
stat!" '
"In year pew 1 ••
replied. "I elm t ow l,.cr put
aside your ides ul royaltyso oonde-
s, nd to ask me to Lis seated, est I shall
stand."
"As you please," I said.
"I do please,' she returned, "that
such an one as I should sit inpre-
ence is not etiquette, Though an Ameri-
can, I am conversant with etiquette and
well I know your training."
"My good lady," I 1, "you
have adraatage of me in knowing me so
e last one in the woodshed he ex -
A is Ills than say thing eke, w
Planed ea owe aide was • sip ..f paper
oewhich welt written: "Presented tsI ) Regulate t
the Greed Duke Alexis by t nl.hel,a I bowel., These Fills are used is artlua.
Rocker. sad'tstbt Irwurk itwurot,ably. 1 tsatr urd
arm whb Raul Agerroubl.,, f1-11a„el llvsours, es,t Nhru•
All wclear then, 1 was mistaken lmlfaitttam, ht, rw•y l,�„da,
fur the Rosman Prince. It was frauas 4' }�1111rr,Atthii~yugtp.?tris•. .
Ates', pitta eared me of Stomach and
shard t..r anything, and I laughed LJter troubles, from whkh 1 had suferel
heartily, 1 that ;here hal made
and
would mug be w Ithout these.--
for earl. 1 renal*. them the test pills
been a rumor that a train would Mats at Berrie Gatti, Lew-usvlilr e. y,
three a. clnek I hod announced ml I mat stta.•ked with Bilious Fever,
intent -len wbteh mss tdlowtd br
of remaining all night, but 11 so JauwUfr, ami was
dreaded the 'pint)... Ido .I left moor p r1 er w7 euuinla *diet lair"d of nj - 1 c ntrpt
ole my table and slipped um sod name canto ary Ay. st enlla, ami .ono r. -Jo l lei
awe to the train. • Natglsea(,etRn:h and t4tor.-Johul�,
7 well, Nebreaka.dips% ,,, i
P had been mode to have Lest springI suffered greatly from a
that of a gala holiday, but I presume I of slim'- rd, me hutno rt to urn pl, my .kle to note
the Bunkrillians were surprised when 1 e• inMl the flesh twr�ptbn, It m-
ase entirely
raw. 1 mss rrnubled. al toe' same tune,
miming came W had me absent. N.1 with ?144114 ul.au, and dt.rre,.tslg pains In
The BoweleA
By 1 Aj r'ss Pills. In a short tI began ime tim wait as fasking c
I from p_atnin,Y dig.•sted properly, the
Jsere% 00 hey y 1 beannutg�,�
sat. In Mee a• mouth. 1 wq rood,
- stem. 1).81%1411'i; e, Atlanta, fits. ,
1 have In a
fam1;1, and long
them to belIlis- b•,i
i 1.111, marls. - .. C. Darden, Darden, Miss.
Ili wire ami Ifttie girl were taken with
hv.entery a few day. ago, sod 1 at ante
b•-rau ti%hog them matt dn,ms Of Avero
PM.. thinking 1 would rail a tiortur if the
tithe t. beeanie NIT holy d('rha►rrgg,lir staineda shunt
;ail. Ment awns-, and b•ahA wan tur,ttl'
-'The„dure E-,lut , likh►uon1.-1-.":-...-
t'x, a
doubt they took me for as imposter.
It was 1 num pleasant experience, and
I can nut say whether they wile de.
r wive/bre
! ,rasa '-,k}trnT
News.
t.Ue swam Yse,l
From day...i agony and discomfort. net
by great i.-trrp,.sttt.rs, but by the nee
et the .•nix fere-pep cent curt -Put -
names Palettes Cern Eattecter. Tender.
panful etweNsrw remo•ed t•y its mar in a
A•w days, without the slightest discom-
fort. 'Many suhetrutea in the au-k.t
make it ne -eaary that only '•Petr»m's"
sh• ul•i ►•e asked for and taken. Elate. i
safe. harwlese.
Ayers Pills; .1
t'tesp•r'.' ' y. I •r. J. ('. _tytr , . ... tomos, Yu.s„
claimed :
b•44 by lett lf,m4ra to it Wlaiae,
The feel/owing is stated to M a eopy of
"Their, by gum, that a the ;mei of what is *intuit over one of the lar_° L t -
ter bezel, of the--sen:est pet office in
em ' ' Ssckrilie street, Dnhhn : "I txi Late r
OA
I was now permitted to be .eared, sed for Letter., Newspaper+, Asc., Tots w La
much tg tk4lady'a plsatttre, t,a,k •rhajv,
for the N.st 1:twitch
•
beside bin Briggs.
.Wyse Trade. -.
NO '•I'm real glad to e you, ' she sail. 1'' e rel -toe, .d -the 1..<.-rnai Terence
"T:tis is very unexpected," I rep.ied and the t.. inA •.tf• 1 tete re• .hue ,•tsars
from Pt• n,r,. ary Medleitt.s, no donut
''but I am happy to be here.'' :.s. largely ':wetted tbe:Mlbu:ners, .s
She dropped personal corn -criterion well a ern. -:A. the bM 110;a0urden ohae
•t •
br
denoted herself to discussing the me:its "tar.hfaoturet•. Ilspt•eistly le this the
and dements of some of her guests, I cea0 with Htrn.'5 ,{w.g's-t ie:ve r sod
ti.• ,err': t:ornr:rue a,nu., a. fheme,ikctirM
listened to her eot.tidential wbi-
Per
1 knew who it was that pet ?vn air-, and
a greet deal else that I inust not met: -
tion, as it was told wtth a hum.rous
ten! rise, i'tie ofea.at It"r.•,;,r f,•t
"now 'lout you tail," at.1 whieh I heti Douala and Liver Cream's et, and this
tr r,1 or C ndh meal 'Ant
of thirty -ail cents per Ott -..n, rutin green
.d+ied to immense to site "f tielleetlel
estsdiner these retl,edte., tiy L.t
,elrbtli'
,erg one r.fth Marfa tuldItitte iii the
forgotten in leo hour. gone ea 1,r, f
well. I regret that you area stranger After a while 1 engazeti in c•oncersa- 1 Hieb."., Lot- 1:• tLnpt, ti.e l..t.w't `s.te
to inc." tion with ethers, but throe was little a ' . tt y'rs int:kms r..; IJ. I't.e a l-
"lYould you know n'y name ?" she talking done A the t wills e, ren,yt , eti. tel hY rte Heil
alert. y pi'x'ie. as al men- will .art, sWmi�y. ,algwrr:atel M' tis sink
ed to feel it incumbent t
eyes on me. (hue little woman -the in a ^'i503 r,un,rtea. 5itwl,t. t.urt:es
wife a Dr Bigluw-aa.ted ess how wy f •r lel count nritain the same ilea ye ,w
parents liked to have me sway so far Tr -•earns', 'sorts Powder', are acrees-
away from home. I t,ld her that i ! a�lMe to 7n.Jt sod expel all kii.lr f winos
1 been (rem home so much ,:tat they tt'rr• foots rhi.J►ea nr adults lot:
Look 1bNe„
"I should be happy to."
"I admire your gracious kindness,
she returned. "My mune is Uphelia
Hecker, at your service. "
"I am glad to meet Alias Rocker,"
answered and asked : "Can I do an
thine for you ?"
"You can, my LorJ, the replied. "1
am here to make a request. 1 am presi-
dent of oar Woraen's Club, a local inti
tuition of great merit. May I oak 01 you
if you will allow me to enroll icor name
as an honorary member 7'
"With pleasure," I 'said.
"Thanks,' Miss Rocker retnrnee,_..L
rejoice that you are one of us."
Another knock was heard at my
door. I steppet1 forward to answer it
and Misa [locker turned square round
and faced the aiudow. Twu pretty
girls of sixteen or eighteen presented
themselves at the dour. I invited them
in.
"Please sir " th -d
A :re t!.eir sod a:'f:risd, la a.ery town a„d s etlaiye
y used to it. hireqi r !riend uc': t i r.:.p yntt m.•
"I think your mother's name is ria! °''say�etlfn,Orae d. W,il. well.,:ay•
,otic"' she text AM:
iso remarked.
A,isthralbsoli: Lrerehltis have keep y,au rt: bat'.
ass •ick h imehe:lir. my r heal
y' do a.tM sash terrg6le lite,
o. t vee, e, R w lir-r t
VW about to covertly uequrrehow shsIUrr.ortratterhow E.011.00 '41:1 caer,.tn
came to know my mother. bot she inter-
posed on my intention with another rt -
mark :
"It met 'be -l��yi yiotrpiece its -
the relator.'' shesaid.
"It is, indeed ! ' T replied an.l descent -
ed nn the beauties of L' itt,n,tither guests were so near u. that�I
coal not avoid hearing their rr:o.tks
At first these were few and far bet*. ell,
but later they became more frequent.
Each one was strictly ;terminal, and I
was their subject. They ran something
like this :
"5 pusone he's wuth a tndlien I
reeked by what they said that be was
harnsome
"Can you make out the color of his
eyes r„
"They're black."
"No, sit ! They're blue.-
"flit
lue.""flit out ! They're kinder yeller '
"Ain't hie voice sweet."
"Trailing north, wasn't he ,"
"This emelt must suit him to an beta.'
"How grand he must feel to think th s
party was made all for him ! "
"t t dear, that ain't nothin' : i s pose
he's ben to math bigger partite ' '
i had to overhear about nine huh 3', l
and ninety nine such remarks, At lag.,,
to my relief, seine one suggested a dance.
I was asked to engae in a waltz, and
singling out the daughter of Air Whitney
i tot k the doer with her. She was s
nice dancer, bort to my aarpf'i.e, aq�LI
must sty. In my pierce, no one ere
ivied in the amusement. I turned t,(
r Biglow . q
the said m concert,
I tail 1 him of my promise Mr "will you please write your name in our
Itrigga and of my torr of offending Ir autograph albums
Spw,tt by leaving, and then kindly re-
f
e- The request was made in charming
(used. shyness and the two little b.0,ka that
h
"But you must call on me, then," he
sal.'. "My wife and i hare only been
married • week" :herdNhe eschtnged
smiles with the clergyman.•, 'arid it will
please her very much."
I told him if 1 remained in the place
during the neat day, I would call. Af-
ter fingering over my bearskin coat, and
telling~ ins that they had but little nice
Russian seal ' m this country, he ex-
cused himself, saying that he had • pa-
tient to visit, but would be in at Mrs
Briggs' party. 7'o my relief the Rev.
Whitney left with him. After they had
gene Mr Sptt came for the tea dishes.
'The rerun's a rery plain man,'' he
o erred. "He's so great in the pulpit.
You'd oochter littered his sermon les'
Sabha' daY. H. tuck the 119th Psalm
art' expot:nded it verso by verse. Sir,
it was glee •us 1 But, of course, you
don't believe his way, an' so ',ain't leo
agreeable to you."
He took up the platter .ef dishes, and
began t•, hack out as Boggs had
done, at the same time► apologittin,I for
not having d.ne it before, bet "really
he hadn't known that was the way to do
till Briggs had learnt him." Plainly he
had never walked backward before, for
:nit as he reached the door, his heel
caught in a rug, and he fell prostrate,
dishes and all. i hastened to help hiss
up, and assisted in picking ep the bits
of china. After all tram et.ared he kissed
my hand with his tobsero jeiey lip,
and departed.
For few sinotes i had opportunity
to breathe, sad to think over the even-
t ey produced were conclusive.
"Certainly," I said, wenderin; why
they should want my humble autograph.
"Please walk in.'
They did so.
"1 hare no ink," I said, "but will a
penal do 1"
"0, yes, sir "' they chorused. lint
Mies Rocker supplied ink. So I sent -
bled in both of the albums, the auto-
graph, 'Yours etc., Al. Marin.'
1 had no blotting paper, and laid the
books open to dry. Bui some one rap-
ped, and the girls caught up the books
as if they feared they would be stolen.
The result was that they were beautiful-
ly blotted, and the autograph rendered
it let i b; e,
Wnth•sut awaiting my , Mr
Selectman Briggs entered, and the auto
graph•hunters darted out peat him.
"My cutter's hare, your honor," he
said , and I wait your pleas-
ure."
"1 cm all ready,' I answered.
i turned toward the chair where my
coat sod hat lay, and Miss Hacker
swept grandly out. Mr Briggs escorted
lee to his sleigh. The hall of the tavern
W111 crowded M pnople, and raven, wom-
en and children were on the
steps.
"I had no idea of se.in' you," Mr
Briggs said, as he sat down by my aide
in th, sleigh and drew the twins Amer en
sneieslt white horse,
Bey .inn has nu IK'etry in ref ears- I � ti bg4,t Jrge tawdtcirse s,tn ;ay.tahte pi
� to Ilei col a f.ar he.
Now go to t.,edr awn ft•mprd.eft.
For wile in Or irr.eh by Fnast'Tuo;,, t♦
Or -FOWLERS
SIPAW63
Gt ES
C H
9;4ERA
A
CHOLERA INFANTUM
ALLSUMMEF, rOMPLAINT
SOLO BY ALL DEQLEAS.
Oise w Omar ti. i farm. -'
A eons yowler moss in the height of
M1nr, whey •� t •n reie2a,ked "Aw,
' ..,cl,y, dash ,•.,y. 1r,w Wye rat.h that
dwsadful w;d," '•An, .leah follab, left
my can'• in the f, sit r hall tether day,
awl in seeking the ivory handle, leis
dweed1u/ rv.M,`it rhilled me aleoat to
death." 1' C lurle. had used Dr. Har-
vey'e Reed Pilin. 0 hta rend wmild sot
tri .Me hie' eery winch. For salt. at J.
.%ilata, a preset ot tom drug store. tf
•
THE KEY T3 HEALTH,
Qnkek, a!lthe city;'! -i avenues of the
nae* Kidneys and Lever, carry-
ings( peaduelly without weakening the
Syatsass all lbs u.1Etaritisa and foul
human, re the secretions at the earls
time ng8 �� of D�
pepsic Headache*. Dizziness,
Heart ort, ConettpatIon. Dryness
of the Skin, Dropsy. Dimness of
Vision, .1atmldi Balt Rheum,
3ryeiIte1aa, Scrofula. Fluttering of
the Heart, N . , and Oen-
toil Debility; ail theme and many
t4hrr similar Complaints yi.-1 1 to the
h'�ay'�sll•�� ineue ,'tt of I�UIIDOC,K
]3I.GOD BIT'I' R8.
T. 1SIM= • te.. Ineor:ettrs. Tenet&
BIWARE
OF WOftTP$LES'S IMITATIONS
As there are mai inferior
g ..r., corded with lute,
l0101+, .1e.,oifered and sold
as rearaltue by some ,,n-
pritteipt•s merchants trad-
ing ou t.e reputation of
a: r greetee Cratnae,
we warn the tallies Vain*
, :well iwposJdo, by dm*.
hag their attrntioe to the
r,eetwity d assts, ts.at Liss
Bans
' CROMPTON CORSET CO.'
A rtampeit on Inter side of ail Cu: a:inec'sedt
WIthget which same are 'mein,
Olt IrIRATED
:--D" CHASES'
'
DRNDELIO I
LIVER
CURE
JO
D
"Doctor, ' I said, "form some sets "
The little roan di4 so, and we had
some real enjoyable dancing. i favored
all of the pretty girl,, and by the time
that i had finished the Inst dance it was
twelve a clock.
There was no supper and at -me o'clerk i
the party broke up. I r•de heck to the
tavern with Mr flriggs,and ilia wood sled
carrying the braes bend drove before us.
TAs movie that was discoursed was of
andearnhable eicelleinee. When w•
reached the tavern i found that wry r.. -.m
.d been swept and newly furnished. 1
seed Mr Brigs • farewell, end liehtin_
gar. sat demo by the store to enjoy a
let sea :An
h
"But forte -Ushers eineemetanees has he
brought it en fled N limiest! you •
were enssis', I 00;11 yO ups welkin' qs
NAY, ,Ou
UlmCempteint, la, Debteetises, ltftte,cer
1•w.d,•s, Hwdecf., t'+rslast♦, Pais ,n the Pa, It
. hie ess.s, .,r any disease anon,, fes a derma.
aver. De. C"A., a L,va CON wile lee timid a Sae
sad muss trw.dy.
NATYRt'$ RCMtDV
11.a engss•ifed se - -nam of int Chet Li.w Cu,, i
LINT Complaint rewa .slaty mitt the fact that It 1
u neweed•d r- as mare's cell-t-,e.n h'
Ma.rma.a AMID Ds hills,, (nembined Intik .,aw
Mots!, alter invaluable an, hark. and Arrbs, ►•vine
.ntrrfulelhat sn the Rider/Fs.Stemaai, b.cls ler
Flood.
1100,000 GOLD
'bra .,1► -4e1/ wn:ie. of P►. t huis Nodose R.ui
ev.•rr ase/ IN Casedula altos. Ars swims
...wee me/ rill/ who 1. t'.rMrl sod Ls+. Cwt
*.assost r. tsy t54 s r:.ln.t r..MI„ly.
00111 001011. Cres. Array lite
wt,p.e areMIwd�.se� nmtM nt ler . T•r's 1 ieN t'.m
iia .stood, Mo.as45ld ttediur r:eids a•,d aee,e
ti.nY gh w i. e•ss.iiig o.te inc esef.i romper
t.o •sustei
seediest ansa sad dn,Qistt •a 10.5)55
Yee ase wadi era times the pies .1.5.eediritw.
717 biliore Sataaa MM A seb sed swirls
mask . rnso. in Teets.
TRY ammo mars me LIM Pats. n is pm Ms
SOLD SY All 0tALcR* 0
V wee a arena s 00.. Soh asses., S.weren
"h'JAMES WILSON
aODNI PtTOK_
Uw1. teed, to ....: t
t'"-- E OR RELIEVE
C:: ' -. -'.^,, C/17,''.: -.:_r,
1. • : P....A, VIOP., r
1:. ":"..,-71C V, fLL'TERTN?
t . ":t?'OE. OF THE 'if /Pr
Y.i/Pf_ •", IIC47NT Y OF
t T FNE:.:, I'HE 8T01'SCH,
« 81,,x; oln versa
HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN,
lied In. .e
).. eV diesels a'-ec r,.ee.
e.•oraa t. arta, K.atcyt, ATuiaAcat.
OWIL. gra ALOOD,
T. oiLBni'n & Cr.. ^M i�t74s.rs
C. L. IsiclITTOSEE
Nett 'o ithyrea' 1' • • •
euheta;'.rrteA I� d•
s•:t.1esu
Fresh Circ: F 'ctir es,
wh '5 •a Il to fore., , • •,._a a t,. r.• ` •�
tw,th .0 rPVarnw qua. •,s A.^ Frier.
sty of er slo•k ,n .hs .,cosy
TEAS AND SUGARS
A LT V.
In
'eternise that ke to ic7 ett,trmers teff
th.er pat erase, 1'onto arm ;•v;ta any rah -
era whet wilt. 4. mit and immeet my mei 1
0. L. McIINT01111,
•'isb. +toss side .f tba Hearse*.
Week", Feb. Nth. 144.