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girING A.Ii"D LIVING.. the pleasure. I know you tole ;lane -
lug and of cu.treti Roti deuce wel,
'r tide eon ie ]mein t its gold Weeks passed, and. Guy Randolph
trrondred worlds Haat beg dna found this words lin had so jestingly
brow, summits Beth of awaiteniug front his lethargy
m a
atrttatlt leo rquRnder} on su w re hecomiu;;, reality, In this girl's
'w'the homes of want and fresh vontg heeuty aud frank enjoy
wealth on
arrow; sot regions light nicht -of °'Y plei sure, he found a
buiyti his largos astrange deljgltt---ail interest he would
' t.
th
••tube
tn,l , could
bury liiruaelf m ole � have scarcely deemed possible
To give
Ts to live, aroused Ill him,
ill, She is like all the rest, he would
flower sthees not for itself at t 1 •ouletitues muse when alone at eight,
I joy is the jay i sp prodigal, aitfuse�, t
tettuty•and balm it is prodigal, I enveloped in a aloud of tobacco. amolce,
x in the life it freely loses; his favorite hour for meditation. \Nits
tel it U ea
or the rose but Edory or doom, there ever a woman who had not yet a
hefts f {
► 1
our lilted, '!'herr wee t► time I estelri Uncle Daniel, cried at the thought of his
e •urse oil. That hour has peat, going away,
h tv 4 t e t y. will meet es friends I Pretty soon a new peril threatened. The
Flrrraf,ti we wt tieutrel territory wee given up to bush -
hat
was all a ntist,+kt+, U`uy, but L,
' e lister yea nu whaoket•e and Indians. One deg a 1QUs
pate for been, the autlri r ) ibeired, evil looking men, whose garb pity tut? '
t it when •ata shut that of tt farther, and who was lt]pb was
Pity ! Had yon pity y 1 the would-be assassin of little Ji
the front your ltt•eseucr, ready to blot t
out merelyteuctl through you? I seen lurking about the premises. Tho
, woman smother belling the sol-
i t t t faith in wont,•p forever putlyse incl quietly
c easy h I 111136 revolver,
t Y hu
]e
a
I•
• handed 1osC Whet erre your voted tv lien gun dtq�,
• e
ro
rb
UO
•to
with
i
1]U
the.
.t ,
'xi
sale
ors
e To deny
is to die.
Peas lend silveryrays to the land,
he land its sapphire streams to the
ocean;
heart sends blo od to the brain of
command,
Che brain to the heart its lightning
motion;
La. over and over we wield our breath,
a the mirror is dry and images death,
To live
Is to live.
is dead whose hand is not open wide
surface shirts? Utrderneatlt she is
4
doubtless false as the rest!
But between hint and his bitter
reverie would conte a pair of eyes
laughing in lira own, the memory of a
cheek, with the blood stealing up.
ward as some whispered word of his
into the pretty ear, a mouth wboso
every line spoke frankness, and be
could not put the seal on his own harsh
verdict.
One alterncon there came a new
h -
arrival at the Springs, a Miss Cartut
ers who had come to join her aunt,
levrd Mr? l+',lltr1 talar', ad the lips
which titterb:l street. the rose with-
out its frtgranee is less, lire, the„ the
humbles wilts flower ;towing at your
feet. The perltttue ham lied, the past
la buried. ,dud since God bas given
tits back my shattered faith 1. can
say: 1 forgive you Nay—more; I say
thaul; you.
'1henIn:, Osrruti,ers knew her gitne
was lost, She had played her last
card, at,d failed to takes the trick.
Later that eveuiug (say Randolph
again paced the piazza with another
by his side, and into Nellie's ear he
peered the story of his life.
I had brought my poor shipwrecked
vessel hopelessly standed, derlinte ; fur
what vessel sun sail the broad sea of
life without a woman at the prow?—
bad and hope • and' grown
a fleas' untilin the
to your oyes I read A
love and truth.
But I need you, darling,
cannot spate you longer from
side. Wel you some to u1e, come
wife?
�I am here, Guy,heranswer.
'o help the need of a human brother, I bad last faith
, on a
roubles the length of his lifelong already domiciled. A tall handsome tt t I'll count
1 irrunelte, with a figure of striking ele- Troost esti l first 1 1 brushed d
a unnoticed RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAX,--Sollth
Tide, her gance, she scarce could pas r thort'I with a shrewd and rather calm fused American RheumatroCure of Rheumatism
ho of his fortune gives to snot , „at
glimpse 111
thousand million lives are his anywhere. 1 tl You have saved tarp Ile backed away, mntteriug anti cursing, woman, apparently 50 years old,rather'; and Neuralgia radically cures iu 1 to 3
datbo1
o carries the world in his sympathies. Gu Randolph and Miss Anderson y short, wearing a plain old fashlorlea days. Its action upon the system rs re
Y 1� elite and for the nest three ria s the cabin was markable feud mysterious. It removes at
To deny were returning from a long horseback ` toy g shawl and a boatel so fur beyond cute the oanse of the disease rinrn:diat0IY
_J >O use. ride upthe mountain sidewllen first he as in a state of siege. He huh about, de-
r assisted Miss termined to investigate the reports whfall fashion's pale that no one would ever disappears. The first close greatly bete --
saw her. He had lust breathed my had somehow leaked out, but finding the
suspect it had been in it, even goat's fits. 75 gents. Wrr•rrtruted at Cuisllolm's
Anderson to dismount, had was ago. Nobody ever saw her with a' drug store,
' Choice. woman on grd he finally went awn!
aldol h s a something into her ear which brought o to report to herthguar&
u boI authorities. Thanks dress that was not severely plain, and I Perhaps for eouceutr• ed tnaoeuracy
Guy R.a P p
the bright blood to leer face then turn- A Soldier's Heart. giving day camp—cold, bleak, and a flutter seldom has she been noticed wllytl slit. of statement nothing etre surpass, the fol -
did
aFNNI>y enure, ed to meet Ina Carruthers' dark eyes a prairie
Jim did not carry an old style and N elf low seuteuut', N'liich, ocouri••+tl i„ tut account
Fora moment he A cold, bleak November day; 1of snow $tikes fu the
before, but such
wore black satClirl, Her appearance of a bei t I s r vii t,t, its ,: 1:"""l'l"''t lifter
fixed upon him.been allot just three
would (lever cause the uninitiated Lu tee e,„10.,•- ,.„,se, all ,i,e tnuuey v!ae re-
°Tntroduoe me, Charlie? Certainly, turned deadly pale; then, becoming trail; a horseman in trnitorlu, riding ata 1 w•as the nursing that on this day he wasuo• rs
although I ate not • a self, on, a low bow would• daunted,
gallop. y ^ o,ver,'t t x '•,,: ”" es ' t
all rhesus, alt a him , „ A turn in the road; 4, bushwhacker hid- Ihelped out of bed and bolstered rip lnivin extraordinary she nwa anaoldny ltfasntoitiedore "'" """"""-'6 am`
passed on, but nothings`w
irti," and a teeth of sarcasm rang
ugh GuyRand llph'd clear tones, said,heid out to him cue sna91 hand, and dee in the bashes; a shot, and a fall from big
Ct{Tears came to his yes ashesaw woman of Moderate means and simple , o
'Don't be so absurd, old fellow. in her softest tones: ilio saddle.
of fortune, you seem . have you no welcome for sue? It was little Jim, our third sergeant, what efforts the woman luta put forth and tastes, who was on her way to Um t;
e your theops . ) Uu3 t y P slow meager the results. Mother, children corner grocery or the bakery on tht 1
'imagine women to httVrsudaen' I, of course, gut very Then
o sae riding across littletltJim because
alis itch, and soldier were gathered at the table block below. Yet, if money is power,
Leconte wotbid fortuuy-hunters, Miss 'Carruthers. Then dropping We called him Jim because he was
I the girls of the
without the faintest pressure, the, hand small of stature and because everybody whets there came a clatter of hoofs and a this dares staid looping person is we 1
•
eu part, 3 and one
e my to 1, believe as thble-souled, as sparkling with jewels, phased ou. 'liked him. He was ons • a boy, I clanking of swords, and a dozen rebels of the most powerful human heiugs
Ylook into his frank face and big bine eyes galloped rip to the cloor. At their headd in the country
e-hyartpd ase ever were of t grand- Into Ida Carruthers eyes came a was a setae 1
r iu the boasted age of the past. I lightning flash. This was the man made you his friend. The bushwhacker g and children and his
ltissedlttilem corner sof laerrepout istreet llrs.fashioned house tGrtlutei
othersseized wife
..tie there is a new element of fashion ► wn when last the had seen hits, she peered over the log and saw his victim
d frivolity, ,. temptations now were had sent from her doomed to future lying on the stony rand and the horse gal- before he looped at the pale faced man at andher The 1 er Sy 1
modest via had
t they Yhis table. He was followed by a corporal, years.
en unknown, but intik underneath. misery by Ler own judgment. Once loped away in fright, and a smile of sans
old ior
fallow, beneath the silk and she had swayed him at her will, seise faction came into his face as he rose up who was scarcely inside the door before the occupied
are hired keeps thired from a pleasant
as nt:
Y+
e and adornment, and you will find all the fierce, nnmastrring passions of and hurried through the woods. War is children cried out: aud bas an admiration for iVlra. Grreu, !
data the most preciousjewel, which not always war. Sometimes it is assassin- Uncle Daniel? Uncle Daniel! Our other which she does not conceal, Thr• !
p his love, till tante the crash and loss
ly needs a wearer to give forth its of fortune, whet' she had bid him go. ation—murder. 1 Uncle Daniel has come Moine, richest she des tho United Stated
i ittest rays." She could not wed herself to poverty. Twenty rods beyond the body lying in The bushwhacker hadmade his report to hits a sou, who Lias linen ape targe ! l� bra. A. A. Williams
gonly the nearest camp, and the had
ve capital detach, Charley Yeti But ine the long monilia which follow• the road is a humble cabin, tenanted some time its Florida seeking to stn Lynn, Mass.
p ed there cause a strange loveliness in- a woman and two children. War has been sent to bring the prisoner sergeant He sat rove his health. Mrs. Green hes
qty thised your vocation. Au revolt her life which proved how- weak for the Good of ®slices
til tills evening; and with a cordial to forced the husband and father into the at the head of the table and heard rho dere a widow for many years, and Ler —
f the Laud the two friends was her 'strength; and when she learn ranks. At sound of the shot and the clatter story, and when it was concluded he patted
daughter is about 20 years Old. Since
Sake. ofrugalhis wife on the head and said
tied. ed hew out of the debris of his for- of hoofs they rise up from their the death of her Lusbaud Hetty Rev. Mr, W infante Hearsay tt-
You did just right, Mary. When
hei�ea Green has become a vfivanCjer of un-lsbee
agrees Hood's SarsapartLLa,
Dear old Charley! What a noble toile Guy Randolph was bravely noonday meal aud run down to the gate. I r
Randolph, as building up anew wealth and honor, A dead marl is by no means a care ;loyalist is usual shrewdness, She Las indjcated We are pleased to frgm
law -he is, mused Guy It p '1 larch Scopes of demd have down we can't strike him I wish a Rev. A. A. Williams, present the this frgm
sly tier at,tions that slit, bas small faith
sauntered off the piazza down to- she drtrrtnjtbe once more to lure him highway during the one else had My orders street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass.:
in brokers, and that‘if Ehe wants guy- Christian
Lynn, Mass.:
more
rds the springs. Last summer I to her side• the maZr+a of the glances b' b ck aud I ve tlot to do It or
thing done the best wayis to do it
us a he dope, but Fi few weeks, a layman; who knows whereof he speaks,
ht h eat tied just 1 d d t ' 1 ' should hesitate to approve an
1
at was herself.
t Nellie Andersons slender waist, he cursed. 111 go wl y Thr, weather beaten satchel has I Article of Merit
s and worth, from which lie or his family have
of dollars. securities It has
rknocke tiab utllio New ' beenaigith, from and whose family
It Lal knocked about i tion may servo to extend biose benefits to
York and Brooklyn and Other finau- has forbmanyryeam bectheir suffeaer ficin s wife
cl P burdens, and Nervous
said:
I have your carbine aud shall try to kill
hire if he persists in entering the Mouse. If I
am killed then you roast take care of your-
self. d hoar every word of
The sergeant coal
the conversation as the man finally advene-
ed to the house, and the woman stopped
outside to meet hie].
Look yere, woman, lie began, who yo' got
in yo'r house?
13y what right do you ask that ? sue do-
niandee. in return.
By the right everybody has to kill a cus-
sed Cauuek wherever lie kin find him,
Stena aside and let me see what kind of a
fowl yo've had cooped in yere for two or
throe weeks.
Click! Click 1 sounded the hammer of
carbine,
and as she brought the muzzle
lhei
line with the man's heart and said :
There's the road! Yo' sca • er!
20, and then I'll shoots
Wily Hetty Green,
,'$CULtAttrellid ea A 'WOW weltT=
$00,000,000.
Not a small hart of the ftune of
Brooklyn can be laid to the credit of
the remarkable women who have lived
and live now within its borders—
wottreu who have taken rank and hon-
or in almost every walk of life. It is
V. well Icoowtl fact, that a very large
portion of the real estate of the city is i ,, „r un th' u,url,iH palace at ltetd its the 0 (0108 of the wotnen• It 1 tt ilturtR i
the egress of Broad v. sy find Uliau►.
is not a widely known fact that alto hers street, of ad it, the. Stewart
wotuan who is reputed to be the rich building, which, with the Iniac, is sup-
cst iu the United States lives in the
6
city of Churches aud right in the olds, posed to be worth 'at,e lemi0. She
known as the heights too, would take no ether Fter•urtry, and after
sic sectionIrl two months' aetu•tre et tue tit a the
1 at
single
tier wealth is variously edtirrtate F largest unnt;;rtrur,*,r hivru nu a hili -,le
from 540,000,000 to $60,000,000, anti
her nttrue is Mrs. Betty Green. Her I piece of pt'Qprl•t y was r• mirth J. But
ore fatntl- ,.Jud; e Hilton t,+','deu the money adoreand
name and personality are m
the search had been contended, R
jar to Wall street than they are iu I
Brooklyn society. That is because Mrs after be had placed tit the iuulds of
Y Hetty (xi ern title rleeds representing
Green has chosen to devote all hervI $15,000.000 worth of property she ad-
tiate (to the manipulation of her for- r I variced hint $800,000, And in ad -
tune ,land has let society get along
without her. Hetty Green at an In -1 dition to this the shrewd speculator
petonga ball would create a sensation � forced him to sign a paper agreeing
Ghat she should Bold file deeds until
occasion
,but it is not likely that such all 1 the mortgage was of d tits, . ds until
-
oeeasjon will ever be recorded by s0-;
riety writers. lyn Eagle.
Hosts ofpeop a have prusleelbows
from I3t'ooklyte , iia with ex-
tier clturvutt•tistie bert�t
Judge Il.eut'y liittutt i. fre:•lt in the
minds of financiers. I lit money which
the judge wanted tett t,adly to generally
cotwptied to. ltttve beim meal 111 .buying
out the interest of het sue, ilettry G.
Rilton, ju thw dry totals brut of Hjl.
7 3ros.
ton, Hughes ,:: (,iu, unci llt�tutl i
Be Nt•nt to Mrs, (;i et u, or lOs lawyers
did, and made a 1equeat for a lotto of
as
$1.250,000 in cash. Dlts, tate• ii
iiliiig to lend. hut its,sted iu having
ea sight to up,he's our enemy ; w en
some
mother and children. d me
been left on thatlastcome,though.
and at times the cabin has beento take him back, a
g. ^19 ^ o whit his drill enctrC ins
and
eta .
a, befare I had learned my les- than night, full of wounded men who groanedStan
• , ' 'th
you, said Little Jim, waving
tx in steel a bitter MisssoI tau no•
Carruthers, saw watching them two dark eyes. I It's a Bluenose who's been bushwhacked, the woman to silence. After the kindness
;sly to forget it. C d
u are welcome to your conquest; and d the w t p look -
till
-night L am to he introduced to MMtiss
aderson I wish 1 hadn't—Excuse
1 beg your pardon! for Guy's re.
tie had been suddenly interupted by
v a v
ou
n
of
o er g
mb
I!n
a)
to d
s ata g
dy standin in his path,
'ertcinly, aeweet voice replied.
A pair of litughing blue eyes met
as he stood with uncovered head
d a look of unconscious admiration.
len both pursued their way.'
!Hiss Auderson, my friend, Mr.
ludolph. You must excuse ►ne now,
y duties as floor manager being
an -what onerous, and I shall have
Isavt% you t0 rtttertalu cacti Ot
Iter
,e, sisted. I know it will be hard
rk, and with a bright laugh Charley
appeared.
A very difficult task, indeed, but
I must prefaee by apologizing for
awkward encounter of this morn-
I+'or its tt, . pretty, blushing face
u to
.whom be lord nearly stumbled
a,few hours a or .
An echo of the past they stirre him h s ers the mother as she leads the way
to the d e ha aud resurrects all downtheroad,andpresentlythetrioseehtdden he had thought forever Past, iug down on the lifeless form of our Little
i into his face with ife. Tlform els ur Little
weerie, looking No not lifeless.
had
wondering eyes, pondered what Change in the side and inflicted a severe wound,but
Lad come to Lint. I even while they gaze at him he opens his
So days passed on; days, when to 1 eyes and tries to realize his position.
escape from himself, or the. burning Looks just like Uncle Dan, whispered one
gaze of the eyes which haunted him, of the children.
he often sought Nellie Anderson's Let's it good to him! pleads the other.
iida. she was tiae a cooling spring She would. Assisted abit by the child -
al a cid wilderness, wild, a sweet fresh rose in ren, she got him to the house and had cap-
su sesta till gradoally the tared a prisoner and a patient at the same,
scales fell, one by one, from his warped time. Her husband and herneighbors had
vision, and he saw tlljngs in a Lye come home with gunshot wounds, and she it wasn't in me to bust up a dying man's
light. ' had helped to nurse them and sand them I Thanksgiving, no matter whether he was
shown me here I won't see you get into
trouble.
It'll kill him, Jim! protested the woman.
His wound is not healed yet, and he's no
more strength than a baby.
Volunteers in sight, sir l reported a man
at the door.
awe
far
How Y
About a mile.
That let's us out. Twelve of us can't
fight no thousand volunteers. Good-bye
Mary; good-bye children I Say, Cancle,
I'm dog -gone glad of it 1 Orders is orders,
but I'd a gone back to camp and told 'em
Guy, I have reserved this dance for back to fight for the cause she believed was
you, he heard spoken in his ear, 'she right. Aside from a surgeon our little Jim
was about entering the ball -roam, and could not have fallen into better hands.
turning saw her who spoke. She probed for the bullet and found it, and
1 am honored, he wildly said, and if living to -day he wears it on his watch
drawing Miss 'Carruthers th hera to bite, they chain. The eastern volunteers bad been
were soon lost in the dance. Lower holding that road for weeks, and all that
ig. and lower drooped her head, until it afternoon and evening the woman listened
,, .'*,• e.TO him Guy had recognized the
almost settled an her shoulder. The for the clatter of hoofs that she might re-
Iiperfume of her hair was wafted toy port what bad occurred and have her
I b f e wards him; more lightly his arm eucir- patient taken away. Nota horseman pox- left a dna reward, and many a soldier's
Don't speak of it, Mr. Randolph. It (sled the yielding form, till at last she sed. haversack was emptied that want might
' le Jim
war Lrtt
p
My fait sally as much as your own whispered: Me' were days and nights whoa Little be put afar off. After the
tY no defines t anrnge was done on Let es go outside. I am tired of Jim was out of his head and raving of rode over that highway again to find the
her side all this light and merriment. I want home and mother. There were days acid cabin in asheet but the soldier and his
Oen you ell all
to that °! 1. have quiet and rest• nights when hes life hung on a thread. He family alive and well. His money built a
Vwn ✓
and n all day oy a tpto of arch Then when that had strolled out to had the care his own mother would have now and hotter house, fenced in the fields
had Suddenly fly ze, and wonderedderd old piazza, glet desshtes horh tine again, bought horses and plows and seed
giVenhirn. Many and many a limo ho called a 1
there far uct t and m ismold Witching sweetnesscwper a :thorough her his mother, and blessed her that sho and started the ex -rebel on the road to
they thought of the tnundame ly uttJerstood,she Whispered: had come down from the old home to nurse prosperity. Well, the sergeant feels that
t Y
h who flared thus interrupt their Guy, will You forgive tap? and look him back to life. By and by ilio crisis he Can never repay the debt, and the family
t
passed, and the soldier knew where ha was think there was hover such snottier enemy
and the situation outside. He know more in the world, and so, take it all around, 11
than the good woman would have him. came out as god assn concludedho ngot. f y
story, aud hasn't The little family was being put to sore
straits to Sad frim such food as an invalid t+lood's and Only Hood't6.
Must have, and he heard the children cry Tfoed's Seratiparilla is carefully proper -
out
stn-
mu ,
night because they had net enough ea from lh, Pi grille, ,,mull err honied
Mate
out atri r g drakes Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper covoring to keep flight wheat. After a Pow acid Aber well known remedies, by a
peeelier combination, proposition and pro.
slays, when he found Chore was no clrailce .sods i3aryaparilla cure -
the
get word to the layal line, he hogged of eesrt, giving to lI
woman to deliver him up to the rebel live Powers nota remarkableeeyaur ter
when
ilio oi)ea. It effect
authorities and relieve herself of the bur• other preptr«atione foil
den. She indignantly refesed, end the . - l...
children, who had insisted do calling him Ikon's fists ours bilioutlusss.
a rebel or a loyalist 1
Five minutes later the highway was full
volunteer cavalry, and half a dozen
0 f
voluu Y
officers were in the house. This time it
was Little Jim who told the story, and
when he had finished every one put out his
hand to the woman and said "God bless
you 1" They took the sergeant away hi an
ambulance, but on the plate on which he
had oaten his Thanksgiving dinner they
al centers with precious ur ens, Headache
Hetty Green has always had a tight I forwlltch r found lie. She has tried
grip on it. She does not believe in ; matey things that promised well but bar -
spending her
Money on things site ` tie of Hood's Sarsapiiill.i1elt seems sur tis
pp do
and
did
file could ui
d
one bo
voryshn
1Y
asewantswhatP
she aingt
•a n
does not want andfor iter. The irtlacks of llcadaclle decrees
little she spends little. Her children nu her and were less violent in thou latch•
and her fortune are the sole objects of sit?, while her gen►sell as lth hes beeettet-
her solicitude. Mrs. Green is said to tom dour experience with
be very anxious to have her daughter I Hood's Sarsaparilla
to become one of the leading actors in=havonohesitation inendorsing A.A.Wm ails.
UM fatuous Four Hundred of ManLat-
land. Some of an obstacle ill (-jOOD'6 PILLS swathe boot fawity cathtrtie,
tan Is I . T mho:, pricoStie
tits way of this is the daughter her- j ogeetieaad•,2°Gut° '`r _
self, according to report. Miss Green ;yraua -
is credited with caring as little for the
dazzle and newspaper notoriety of a
social censer as her mother. She is a'�
girl whose tastes are quiet and to 1
whom dress is a matter of little con-
sideration, •
Mre Green, by the way of a found'
anon for her daughter's social debut,
some time ago settled a large sum of 1
motley* on that young woman in
„overuuteut boucle The amount is
stated to tett 45,000,000.
incidents in the carter a this re- LIBERAL (��'1+�EI�1
markable woman have stamped her as A LIB
ahold yet cautious opet•att,r in stocks
and secuteties. W lieu the financial I
had, a larks We era new offering
panic of 1884 occurred, Mrs. Green
s numedin Cisco & Co.,of
dials hauliers ria
New Y grit. Information reached her THE LADIES' JOURNAL,
.L,
of Toronto, a large 30 page monthly
that the bank was in an unsafe condi Illustrated Fashion Home Paper
tion, and without wetting to hoar
inure she went to the institution and particularly interesting to ladies, with
withdrew her entire deposit. 'i'lie m.� t�t r t.�'7..t
firm had no alternative, and after pays
jut her 1,er money wag compelled co ! 'Cite two publici Hasid wiilone lbe eae iven for
to any
Xy.\41.25 for one yea ,suspend r eu lly (large t pro erty ddress. This, offer applies to those who
Fishy Greet► is the largest property renew for the This,
for another year be -
owner in the city of Chioitgo. She fore January let, 1804, as well as to new
holds title to block after block of land subscribes.
its and her son The regular auhacriptinn price of sae
in the bttdinres sections, Ladies' Journal is One Dollar .per y
assists ju looking after leer jitterepts The Journal "tad hie ",Utas will only Cost
there. I!'ox many years alio lived in you 81,26 if Y" sand now.
the western metropolis, and she spends Address, Tintometa
much of her titheta when sway
rie. Ilad I known I was to ing up iuto.his face, with the eyes
a been brought to face their batter• in which gleamed the depth of passio
I fear that my appetite would have ate love of which her natue wascapa-
ted
felt s
so
b
-
ted me entirely, ble, the waited the answer
n'tb esatit}lca1, Mr. Randolph. 11•aure would follow.
rhe shards too pleasant to look far But into Guy 1Randolph's eyes crept
ri it. Are you having a pleasant a strange, stern look, all new to her.
pleasant, ? Between hen and this dark• eyed sir
as summers go, but I Cone a sweeter, purer vision of a girl
n throng') so many of 'them who neither asked nor sought forgive
sena routine, that eventually netts, incl he found strength to au•
mos wearisutrre. however, savet:
OS- .n;ig,ltt 1 tinct to awaken from Ina, I can readily forgive you, since
y. Oen you resist this the lesson you have taught fortunate -
Anderson/ iso givi tin ; ly girl not come too Tate to mar both
CORM ®S.-
UNDERTAKERS,
WINGHAM, ONT.
amssigalauwasoirs
tt,
Wiughaut, Glatt
opulalr Educmno t.
Education to be popular must mean
.010000 made as. #aepinothrg as fiction,
history written like a ratrlauee, philosophy
told as a tale, and religion explained in
parables and symbols, such as the sheat
Teacher Himself used, Popular education
is just what the average man and woman
may obtain without interfering with the
work of their trades, or any t5f site vocations
in which they are engaged. A man may
earn his daily bread as a laborer or a•
high
mechanic' and educate llimsglf to a
degree in the Chautauqua Ljtgrary .and
Soientifio Circle.
Wllat is tine of the laborer end the
rnoollanio is true of leen engaged its every
vocation. It is platter of history that,
graduates of Yale University as well as
alumni of other higher institutions of
learning have joined with men who have
not finfinished,n common school education
in reading the C. L. S. C. course of study.
They are doing itto-day and thus the more
highly favored, help those who have been
less fortunate in their school privileges.
And by this means we make popular eau.
cation a substitute for pernicious literature,
overcome ignorance, dna. disseminate
knowledge and true learning among the
masses of our people, --The Chautauquan.
f Milwti
The S3oiebtillo Mist'
publlebed'w p1&Yagrs4
of .a life," The mie.ti
to follows ;
It is t. great mita
and of right and wrcl
accordingly.
To measure the en
our own, f
i
To expect uu #ore
world,
o
To endeavor to ni
alike.
tolittle i
,• To yield a t
1 1
To look for perfect
To worry ourselve
which cannot be ret)
Not to alleviate el
as lan as we eau.
Not to make alto
of others.
To
consider impo
aider
perforin.
To expect
everything.
Afflicted Wtit Neuralgia for 0 Years,
To the Proprietor of the Great South
American Rheumatic Cure.
BEAR Sia,—For over thirty years I was
afflicted very much with Neuralgia and
headache. Seeing your great SOUTH
AMERICAN RHEUMATIC Curia advertised 1
thought I would give it a trial—although I
did not think for a moment it was going to
do me any good after trying so many
remedies without benefit. I obtained a
bottle from Chisholm's Drug Store in this
town, and I must say that I got great relief
from the first few doses, aud was rib over,
joved that I determined to give it a good
trial aud continued taking it, taking in all
Six bottles. I Can truthfully say that I
never felt so well since I was a girl, it has
not ouly cured me of neuralgia and head•
ache, but has also built up my system and
I feel quite young again. I most cheer.
fully givo you this testimonial and cousider
you are the greatest benefactors to suffer-
ing humanity.
I am, Dear Sir, YoursTbaukfnlly,
&Mime:atter Blum.
Witnessed by J. H. Chisholm.
LVell, Ralph, do you have ]many play -
to b
She Came
ASHLAND, WIe„ it
neatly, of 2111 La
been iu poor bonito
energetic disposit
doubly irksome to
and wide for a rem
her well again. H.
ing until she began
Pills. Now she it
health and attrib
use of these pills:
more apparent tie
which women are
paired aetien of tl
actual disease of ti:
tion of Dodd's Rid
specific in till disot
now irrevocably e
unfortunate violin
use them with the
It may be of in
Reany is an old z
mates ? Naw ; don't have any. What, no of catching the se
playmates at all ? No ; mamma won't let to say, I enjoye
me play with about half the boys, and the I from such aggrav
other boys' mammas won't let them play 1 At the first fou
A New Vii a5
For many years
to crowded politic
generally held in
means of vent
intense, the air
have left such m
piration aud plun
a winter's night, •
with me. Say, would you reform or just
get tougher?
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS --
Shortii sss „f Breath, Coughs, and
Colds,—'L'ionsauds of testimoui'Is
can be produced to prole the power
possessed by these corrective remedies
in cases of asthma, incipient cOnsump
tion and all disorders of the chest an
. The Ointment we rubbed t
upon the chest and hack; penetrating
the skin, is absorbed and carried di-
rectly to the lungs, where, in immedi-
ate contact with the whole tnasa of
circulating blood, it nentralis"s or 1
expels those impurities, which are tue
foundation of consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, pneumonia, and similar
complaints. On the e.ppeerance of Jenness Millon
the first Consumptive symptoms the 1
back and chest of the patient should
be fomented with warm brine,
d
with a coarre cloth, and 1lolloway's
Ointment then well rubbed in. Its
absorption will subdue advancing
symptoms, and baflls this formidable
foe.
I thought you said your boy's nurse was
a colored girl, Mrs. Hicks, said the visitor.
I saw her to -day, and she's white. Oh,
Weil, she looks white, Mrs. Hicks, but in
reality she is very green.
deep inspiration
for half a minute
as fast as I could
the pores of the s
the chilling. atmt
the lungs called :
had considerably
chill was over.
Il 1 l ed ' I recommendlun•_s speakers, vocalis
who are obliged
rooms. In m3 1
failed, and altht
value I never et
until a learned 1
the remarkable
the breeth the e
impenetable to
Nursery Medicine.—We do not
believe in dosing children with drugs
and medicines from the titne they
arrive in the world till they are grown,
as some do We have found tt little
easter nil Asia a bottle of Perry Davie
PAIN -KILLER safe and sure remedies
for all their little ills, and would not
be without then. Git the New Big
Bottle, 25e.
A Nee which is always serene pos-
801304 tt trybterious and powerful at -
RELIEF IX S'I
ney aud•Bladdi
hours by the "t
ney Cure." TI
surprise aud d
count of Its ext
lieviug pail in
and every part
msle or femalt
water and pail
mediately. If
cure this is yol
holm's drug tit
It is not it
we tired the
monitor huts
day acts of 1
traction ; and Intuits coni*, to it as to
the sen to warm themselves again.
Well Ado.Ptod•
oysters)
Tat
effective action ou the glandular
aud the blood, and the gen-
eral regulating tonin and purifying action
of B. B, 13. especially adapt it for the
biliotm, nervous, costive or scrofulous.
From Three to six bottles will cure all blood
diseases from a common pimple to the
Worst scrofulous sore.
•
A wended
Stark's Head
Powders, nior
less. hir. S.
Works, says :
strung to exp
have experiet
Headache, N
personally al
have Lrffordei
most distres
frequently i
business, I
been equally
one of the m
Mons of the
ice street N.
Stark's Iles
Powders a
librarian, pr
"I'heylate ti
headache, ti
Price 25 tea
destet't.
1 very person should have some de-
. finite acrd fixed u'tl1ect in view, A
lazy nlatl is nut a tuui•al Then. There
is for ac,lou, and tnctcb truth in the
old proverb. .Like devil tempts
nv vett+ A
yu•.tw 5t.othis
Rina'' 1>Y mini
wit"
sutras the ,(1
and is thebes,
other inen, but the lazy man tempts I the tworto semis(
the devil. Seething•1lreateraablu,
ilii Seknoss.
7?re`�4 1\'ilt!an,e' It
The Yin( s1 pr•r'valent enmr,lainta at this e;u•ttr, gitira,
e rheuntatisrl), noum
ratgia, tore I ease .+tlsut
throat ar
throat, inti to rI„>ttuus aud
ieunges
lerS
�, Pre all theso seri other panful troubles! � t
idaifyard s'Yellow Oil is the best internal rms
aud exteraaremedy. cow, ha