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AV QUEER bliss
Many years have passed. since We
were sitting together, one May morning,
in a trolliscd arbor that overlooked Mén-H
tone and its western buy. My friend
was a handsome man of 40 years or so,
a landscape painter. who lacked fame, I
bcliovo, only because he lacked tho dc-
siro of farm and tho spur of povcrty be-
cause ho could be content with art for
art’s sake. . « .
“If you like," he said, “I will tell
you aquecr story about myself. I do
not swear you to secrecy, sinco lovo
laughs at the vows of confldants as well
as of lovers, but, as you are an altor ago,
you must agree to kccp my story to"
yourself till tho actors have lcft the
scene. Besides, I do not supposo you
will ever yearn desperately to impart
tho sccrct to others.”
- I laughinglyhcld out my hand in sign
of agreement, and he proceeded with his
ialc.‘
“You must know,” ho begun, "that
from my early childhood my mother‘s
brother stood to mo in place of parents.
Well to do, loisurcd, he was mainly on-
grosso‘d in scientific pursuits. Grave, of
sovcro and dignified demeanor, ho had
*mig cultivated the talcnt of silcnco. As
grow up ho indulgcd me. in my dosiro
of frccdom and my love of art. Hc ex-
pressed himsclf as satisiicd with my
choice of profcssion, supplicd mo nply
with rcquisito funds, approvcd mydili-
gcncc, shook his head at most whcn I
could not show him many now studios.
Thcro was only ono subjcct which could
servo to brcak down his rosvrvo, and
that was wonnm. 'ivcn thcn hc seldom
ventured bcyond witty cpigrams. The
cause of this confirmed misogyny I may
ho right in migning to somo youthful
lovo disappointment, but I have. nothing
but conjecturo tobaso upon. [was cagi-r
to please this crabbed, austcrc unclo of
mine, whom I know to be warm hcurtt-d
at tho core, so unostontntiously helpful
was ho to all whom he discovcrcd to ho
iii herd of assistance, but my cagorncss
lcd mo to the commission of an error. I
was coniuuntly on tho lookout for cpi-
grams that should be now to him and
moasionally managcd to fashion onc
which I could produce as an impromptu.
I 'rcndily seized opportunitics to pass
from cpigram to dcclumation. In a word.
I ovcrdid my part. And yet my uncle
scorned to quietly smile at my sullics
and often congratulated mo on my re-
volt from pctticoat govcrnmcnt.
“Well, I can honestly say that for
long my art was my solc mistrcss, but
whcn l was rout-hing my thirtieth year
Don Cupid sprcad his Will»; and captnrul
mo. I was making studies of l’icnniy
sci-nary and visiting at a plcasant cha~
tcau. My hostcss’ daughtcr ono day in-
fornlcd inc that the dour music mislrrso
and fricnd of hcr scimol days (on ling-
lish lady, silo added) was to urrivc in
the courso of tho \vcok. ‘1in into, my
futo,’ I murmured at III'I'IIIIVI‘III. It was
a mac of low at first sight; and, inc-rc-
ovcr. thccoup do foudrc was not onc-
SIiIt d. I committcd nuoihcr crror, lunch
gran-r than tho first. I told Ili'l' of my
unclo's idiosyncrui—y and, though rho
\vus incxIx-ricnccd (she was but a y« or
or two young'cr than I) and had not
lacked. could not havc lackcd, nnacccpt-
cd Iovcrs, I won licr rcluctunl cons'cnt
to a sccrct inarriago. 'l'hc caso was sini-
plitimi sincosho had none but distant
ri-lativcs, could rcadiiy rcsian her post,
carcd not for socicty. And so or spent
a happy wintcr in tho London in which
my unclo and I lived, but not togcthr r
--hiddcn, unsnslwctml. In tho spring it
was my custom to go to Italy, and ci'
courso my cry this tinio was Italium
pctlmus. first pcrson pifiral.
"But with tho spring camo thc unvx-
pcctcd (loath of my uncle. (ha-morning
Irang at his door and was stupcilcd by
stile tidings that ho had bccn found but
an hour or tWo ago dcad ill his bid. A
mcsscnpcr had bccil scat at oncc to my
studio, but I was not ”WW. I had just
(‘UIIll' in timo to {on-stall furtlu-r in-
quirics at tho bonus of various artists
with whom it might be supposmi that I
had staid tho night. Dumi, Icrmscd
flu“ tlircshold of tho (loath ohamls r and
looked sorrowfully on that "host frlcml
“how voico I should hcnr no mom I
rculizod tho criminality of my want of
runildoncv, my sllcnco, my M‘i'l‘i'f'y. Ayn,
but I’i‘pt'lllmll‘fl was nsclcss, the past is
irrcvlseablc. An hour luicr I salllml out
into thc "tools for a liltlo wlillo and
wot a tclcgrmn in Murgarot informant
Ilt'f' in guardcd fi‘l'lllli of what had hap—
pcm-d and of my nm'cssmy abscnccs till
I should havc cxccutml tho last duc rim.
”To thc foncral mct‘cdcd thu- Illli'll—
ing and rcading of llicwill, monitor
which had but litllo occupiml my carc-
luss thoughts. Could I bclicvo my van?
‘ Yot. thorowas no lsmiblc doubt. Ills
'dmu'ncphcw' was his solo lcgatcc on
mnditlm that ho slumld many in the
spam- of' two ymrs. during which time
the customary oharitablc submiptlons
and my quarterly summation wars to be
paid. Utlicrw‘uw tho [mipcrzy wan; to
in ccrtain pmportionu 0! use c inra
m. and his ‘dcar ncphaw’yaa to lurk
to his art forallvclihood. I nmght
privacy with what lustol «mid and
trial to think it all over. Why this to»
in] chums in my uncle's vlcm? Bud
as"
, apttdisciplmi 0:1th other
hand, sure that I was a oonflnaed.ocli~‘
bate. did his win: by an unacceptable.
impmaihlecoaditioa to drive me from
amateurism , to strenuous ‘ achievement
in any art? Wall, facts wm facts. and
hypotheses ‘ were only hypotheses. I
walked hastily homeward to margin-ct.
thinking tho while how I should break
the news. Grooted with an anxious in-
quiry as to my paleuens, I stanimoted
out the tidings in coborcnt, fashion.
Silo, tea grow pale, and a long sllcuoo
followed. I could'not read the mcaning
of her face. for her cyan wrro avcrtcd.
limited for her to cloak, but in vain.
At. last sho walked away to tho window
and turned her back to an. (lontly I
raiscd her hand to kiss, but she draw it
away as. though she wcro stung and
fronted mo with flashing cycs and quiv-
ering lips. ' .
“ ‘So this is what you have brought
mo to,‘ she cried, trembling with pas-
sion and anger. ‘I trusted you, and this
is tho reward of my confidcncc. ’
“And reproach followod reproach. I
am not sum that she did not cvcn
churgo mo with knowing my uncle's in-
tontious from the first. though how such
knowledge and (lgccit wcro compatible
with my actions and tho prcsent situa-
tion wcro quitobcyoud my compn'hcn-
sion. But, then. it was passion and not.
-logic that dictated her words. Howcvcr,
I lookcd upon myself as a“ justly ar-
raigned culprit and bowcd my Ill'flfl to
tho‘storm, hoping against hopo for a ro-
vulsion in her feelings, for tears and
imploring hands,
made an end she stood calm, self pos-
sessed, scornfnl. ‘I mado a last chart. I
was chiqulcnt, for my hcart was full of
pride and pity and hopc. . I dcclarcd
mysolf ready to forcgofortnnc; Ishould
work at my art till I won success. tshc
should be my nnrsc, my comforter. But
silo only tossed her head and snccrcd,
‘Lovo in a cottage, I know what that
means. ’ My love then tnrncd to bittcr-
ncss, for then I knew that wllcn worm-n
snccr at romance thcy forsakc iln-ir vrry
womanlinoss, they hardcn thcir licnrts.
Shc markod tho changc and pointcd to
tho door.
” ‘Not a Word, sir.
you no more,
go mine.
from you. '
“I found mysclf in the slrcct, crushcd,
dazcd, stupid with conflicting emotions.
Was this the woman I had lovcd so
doarly—this tho Margarct for whom I
was ready, if nccds be, to cmbracc pov-
crty? Povcrtyi 'I‘iio man who is pool
has no fricnds: on friendship let in.
man count when fortuno is advorsc.
And lllo lovc that isstrongcrthan dcatli
*' i i' was evidently unablc to facc pov-
crty. .Margarrt's lovci (chnrly hIlr had
none or shc would not havo rcprmchcd
mo. abandoiml lm' at thcvcry first trial.
I slum): mysrlf togctbcr, pmmiso-d my-
.wlf to forgot hcr. Sin- was not worthy
of n-mcmhruncc; Ihc was merely an ud~
Vi‘lllnrcsfl, a bad woman.
“A ycar wont by dcvoid of incident,
occnpicd with Mini cxcrtion. Unhappy,
only too oftcn ubscntmimlo-d—-tlmt is
to say, haunicd—I yct made- good prog-
rrss in my art. Bcsidcs limo aml work
then vn-ro two othcr rcmcdios for Iovo
madncss, I kcpt tolling mysclf. But I
found that abscnco did but aggravuto
lilo malady. That which lsnbscut grows
vuguo, and that which is vaguc- has tho
charm of mystcry. Abscncc Iilt‘lllllt'il
Margurrt, niacin-o cinlcan-d hu' oncc
MIDI“ to mo. I hogan to sci-k cxcuscs for
Ilrr conduct, bccunn- anxious to pardon,
to convert l-lamc into pity and lrrm
pity pass to low. Tho solo otln-r rcnl-
mly was si-i.i-Ii——(loliiltlc.~'s tho stronw rf
l'l nu-ily of all. I scurni-il hcr truly, but
Illll‘l‘lllllll‘llll)’. Too Mic-n toy scorn
sought moans for abdication. And thus
it canw about that I in gun in my “'I'ZIIK'
boss to youth for rows from Iwr. Ilut
how could I forgivc hor? At last I «bu
n rmincd to brat now» of hot. if not
from hcr. I should Imistcommit mysclf
by such a coursc of action. Sin- bad llv-
clalrcd Ili'f intrni‘ion of going to hot
frivnds. lint silo bud pour in London.
in England. “or privacy forbadc Ilic
cultivation of iu‘qnaintmn-i s. Fruncc.
then? lilarunrcl's pupil lib nd and this
fl'icnd's brothrr bail lndccd visilt-d us
not long _bcforc, I would write- to I’l-
cardy, inquiring as calmly. as naturally
as Islssiblc. Minc. II. \vonld [swibly bo
prcjiuliccd against mo and rclurn no
iUlHWi'l‘. IIowcvcr, Idotcrminod towrito,
and a work Into-r I arrived a reply, it
Illi‘l‘l' linc, a singlc phrusc, "I'm: latc.‘
What. was tho mooning of such a mis-
sivo? Did Minc. Ii. wish to cxpn-ss licr
blanlc (how could sin' blznnc mo?) or to
signify coldly that shc would not. cntcr
into communication with pic? I would
go mysclf to I’icardy, rcqucst an inti-r-
vie-w, hcar and son how tbv' cnsc stnml.
“’l‘bo i-‘r-cnllil day found mo in I’lcurvly.
Mlnc. Ii. n-cn-ivcd mo strangvly. It
m-cmcd to inc as ilmugh shc {curl-d to
“('0 inc. 'IvnIi-ntly shc kncw scum-thing
which slv- was rcluctant to rcvcal. At
longtli I drcw from lair sonic snunnnvr-
ing plirnsrs which soot tho blood cours-
ing inadly through my vcius. Sim bad
just I'I'I'I'IVG'II ncwsmbad ncws~hcr son
Huston-my wifc~at a small fishing
villuuc togvthcr. What. did shc moon?
I fallcrml. I know that thisilaston was
a hamluomc (somewhat likc his sistcr. I
rcnll-lnIs-rcdl, ibnnghtlcss lad—wry
lfrcncb, no doubt, in morals. torsion—-
iny wlfci I was not mnm-iml, but I
could hardly hollcvo that. I was at
blast ton yours older than this slripllim,
and my wife not much loss. Matnrc
womcn worc prone to Idollrc tho imagc
of youth; wanicn werc fickle. Uynivistn
mastcrcd inc. I n-mcmbcicd my unclc's
lcssonn. Men cannm judgn what it is
that catchrs a woman's cyc and ransom
that which aha calls a Ilf‘ntt to ilnttcr.
And yct, how could ll lit-l film had
lrcntod tho follow mcrv-Iy as tho brother
of his sister—playfully. indlifcrcntly.
not aim bad Men a mass WIIIUW for a
year and no doubt felt hcr Iotwlincll.
Hm Inch mornings, it i can call thorn
domain”, droplet] mo an I amide
Go. Lct inc soc
(Io your way and I will
My friends will protrct mc
Bot wbcn'sho .bad "
.unnnllml.
backward and (inward under the watch-
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M‘ but” in
l .- din Mi ,
lisbmsauiid‘ a gentleman, I rejoined,
andmhawifo was unworthy that I
should take tho law into rayown hands
in her behalf. And theroat I broke
down and dubbed. ‘Paticnco, paticncol’
murmured Mine. B... vainly striving to
appease“ to comfort, me In my distrcss.
“Next day I reached the lovely fish-
ing village, horriblo'in its daunting
beauty, and lands inquiries at the solo
inn. Yes. tho lady and gentleman I dc~
scribcil had staid“ a work thcro, but
had left ycstcrday and gone to another
village, 20 milcs down the coast. A
pretty couple, tho landlady garrulously
assured me, the gentleman rather too
young, pt‘l’IlleB, but they sccnmi to dots
on ichother. Not afraid to mako othcr
fol s cnvious, Icut tho gmd woman
short in hcr flow of admiring details.
flung down a coin and impaticntly wait-
cd fora horse tobc yokcd. ch, monsicur
ct madame wcro staying, I was told. at
thotirand Ucrf. They were ranking a
Iittlo excursion: for the day, but would.
rotnrn in the owning. I have a horror
of scenes“ and was glad tho lovobirds
wcrc not on ihcir porch I said I could
not wait for ihcm, but with thc lami-
Iord’s )wrmission I would writo and
lcavo a notc for lhcm. I was shown to
thoirrooms. Kos. doubt was iinpossiblo.
I signified to thcm in Fronch on a
chanco shoot of piqmr that Iwas rctnrn-
ing straigbtway to London, dclcrmincd
to sue for a divorce. loft tho missivo
optn for the curious cycs of tho land-
lord, rcfuscd rcfn-shmcnts, hurricd
away, dcspcratc, distraught.
“Not long ago I was scatcd in the
oillco of my unclc's lawyer. tolling him
a tulo to which ho listcmd with the
duo profo-ssionul airof nil admirari. Iio
assurcd inc that I should bc frco in a
fow months, callcd my attcntion to the
fact that a fn‘sll marriage would ho pos-
sible within tho timc limit assigncd by
tho will and :lllowablo by its loose.
wording and ndviscd "W to bo looking
about mcullwllllc and making a choice.
'I'hc law pnrsuurd its conrsc, citations
worc issucd, tho- cloa- was cntcrcd for
trial. I could not. if I would, doscribo
my stat" of mind during this period.
Was doubt possible-'5 Wrrc not the. facts
clcul‘? Y" I could not rcnlcmllcr in my
miscry a slitgbv Fylllpfum of alienation
on lhc part of this dcspicablc woman.
To huvo almndoncd mo in my misfor-
tune. to havc M-izcd such an opportu»
nity! 'I'ht- cusc was uttcrly incxplicablc
cSN'pt on the ground of natural deprav-
ity. '
“Six months later and thc day of the
trial camo at length. My wifo did not
uppcar, nor did the lad whohadlmmght
her to her shuns-fol [miiion Tho pro-
cccdings \vcrc lilllc mol‘c than formal,
and in loss than an hour I was a frcc
IIIIIII.
T'A fu-w days alloy- thc trial] nccivcd
a letter from my unclc‘slawycr rcmind-
log me of tho limited timc left for tho
fullillmmt of the conditions of thc will
rn-s‘wcting my marriage. Had 1 any
idrzm in that ilircciion? hc inquircd. If
not In.- wouli’l Iilkt' tho libcrty of asking
pcrmission to intmdnco mo to a lady of
whom charms and virtucs ho had the
bigbcst opinion.
"'I‘lu- snggcstion was incxprcssibly
n pngnant to mc; but, having gono
through so much for this purpow, I fclt
ashunud to tell my old fricnd I would
RU no furtbi-r. Iwcnt to him acwrdingly
and aftcr u fcw pn-liminarics hogan to
quistion him about iln- lady. Ho an-
swvrul mo in a Ia'rvous and humiliating
munn-ir by no nil-ans usual with him.
" "I‘hc fact ls.‘ ho said, “that tho Indy
Izzlsacurions history. but onc which,
uh» in you undo-rsiand it, I am saw you
\‘fIII nun-n- mnvl-ys no reduction upon
Iii-r. Hu- has lu-u-n divurccd. '
" 'Whni!’ I caclulnml. ‘You surolv
do not rrrlonsly lumgilo- that, liftoi' my
cxlwrlrnrv, I would marry a (llVill‘t‘i‘lI
woman?
" 'IIo-ar tho story and two ihc lady bc-
fa to you tIi’i'iiIv,’ riplicd lln- bury: 1‘.
"l'hc men is a must calm-nilnury I-nc.
’l‘hc lady ill sin-d, for roamns most lion-
oral-h- lo In-r-rif. to IIZIVI' hcr murriugo
For this y-lli‘posc bllt‘ «Icvisml
an claboraiv N‘Iu llII' for inqmslng on tho
court—a grossly unipolar and impropor
prisms-ding, I :ilil bound to say, but the
young lady was not mnlicitc r. Shobnd
two lntininic fricnds, who lh'f'ltllll' hcr
acmmpllcrs—a brotln-r and sistcr.
’l'bcrc was a strong Iikcnu-ss botwccn
tho two. It was arrangi-d that tho sistor
should assume thc brulhcr's clothcs and
chaructcr andpom- as bcr frn-nd's Iovcr.
'I‘hc “do actually Want to rcsidc with
tho snplmmi low r, having first tnkcn
slaps in lnsnrc that lu-r husband should
lammv apprised of tho facts. 'I’hc hus-
band fell into thotrap. ll‘in'ml IIII‘ guilty
pair—a dcslgning pair of dainscIs—nb-
Iillllt'il his cvnh-nco, minimum-d suit
and cvcntnally obtainml his divorcc.
Ills wifc was frm-d-bvr honor suvrdi'
“ ‘S'opl' Il'I’Ii d, muck not Icsu by
tho rv-cital than by tho old innn's num-
nrr. ‘Wbul is thc incunmg of it all? Is
it 1mssiblc'-—
"Ilrforc I could say im-rc ihc lawycr
had ownwl mo of tho ilmrs, and I saw
my lost \vifo advancing, half sinilcs,
half trots.
" 'l’nu dcar, stupid Harry, ' slxccricd.
‘I‘ould you rrally II'III'VI' so badly of
inc as not to no through a plot which
a as all for your own gawl?‘
“In a nlotncni sis» was in my arms,
and I saw Minn. IL, tbu- guilty con»
numb ni, smiling upon us in tho back-
ground.
”We worr- rcmarriml in a few days.
The govt-mom of thv charity, which
thus lost its intcrcut nndcr my nnclc's
will. thtcatrnwl litigation and inlkcd of
'collnsitn. ' llut thcy bad no cvldcncc
to go upon. 'l‘lu- IITIIIIIIM'III a handsolnc
annual subu riptinn urn dily qulcicd
”win, and I and my info wvn- loft to
bcgin our momlspcll of married llfc in
peace. "—Lnadnn Truth.
A "htlk'o
"Tin-y toll rm- that Austin made his
first start in lilo as a no-smtgcr boy?"
"Impwsibh-i No mmcngrr boy over
undo a liar! l"...iwnm WM PM
The Molten. Keep Them?!
A Little Light, There Need-
80 None. ‘
Did you know that forty per cent. of
the children of the whole world have
Week Kidneyl to a greater or icon ex-
tent? Mothers know it and there in a
Very mistaken olicy of "saying noth-
ing about it." ‘weot, clean. dry bed-
shuuld be and can be the renting-mace
by night for our little ones. Home
mothers attribute it to "habit." It ll
not a habit at all. Why are these chil-
dren who have this “habit” thirsty at
bed time? Let us tell you. Weak Kid-
‘neys become somewhat inflamed by
the daily activity of the child and de-
mands something cooling. The result
Is the some, wllcthc-r thcy drink or not
'-wct beds. We write our school touch-
ers, asking them to alwnyiland quickly
permit Fred or Nelllo to rctlrc on re-
qucst. as their Kidneys are weak. Let
as set you right in this mattcr. Give
such children one. Doan's Kidney Pill
twice a day, and as sure as you do.
their Kidneys quickly strengthen to a
full ability of rctcniion, and sweet
rooms and beds, and undisturbed etu-
dics at school will bc the rcsnlt. Their
weakcnod kidneys are nearly niwayl
the result of some formcr sickness, and
as easily cured as any childish ailment.
Dean's Kidney Pills are pleasant for
children to take, and perfectly harm-
less. '
An example of the success of Doan'l
Kidney Pills in this trouble comes from
Mcrldon, Conn. Mrs; Wm. Wood. who
lives in that ielty. at No. 130 Colony
Itrcct, so": "My little boy of ion yonn
of age has always been tronblcd with
weakness of the kidneys. causing him
to wet the bod. So many mothers puno
ish their children for this. but ] knew
he couldn’t help it. I read about Dunn'-
Kldncy Pills curing inconilncncc. of
urine in adults and thought they might
help the little follow. I procnrcd a box
and their use produced a marked bcno-
lit at once. It In very seldom ho (Inca it
now and I shall continue giving him
Dunn's Kidney Pills untll tho kldnoys
are sound and strong. It Is only not of
gratitude that 1 permit publication, but
thc trouble is a very prcvulcnt one and
most people from modcsly or dillidence
do not speak of It. Physicians don't
appear to be able to cope with the
trouble and I. consider It a mother"!
duty to tell othcrs about it when l have
found a. specific for this terrible on-
noynnce.
Ilnnn's Kidney Pills for-snip, by all
dealcrs. Price. to troll. Mailed by
Foster-Milbum (.‘o. BdiTnlo, N. Y. Solo
agents for the United Stales.
Why continue to pass your nights in
scratching and your day» in miscrv7
lionn's (linimcnt brings instant rcliof
an pcrmancntly cnros ovcn tho worst
c l of IfcltijPllcs. it {EVl‘r faill.
SUMMER SUGGESTIONS.
Crlnollne GoInIOut~Crcpc do (‘hInov—Ilo'
to “’auh It.
liran wuicr ls ono ,of the best and sink
pli‘rl comploxion bcmltllIi-rs. Worm bran
watcr nsod evonwncc a day is said to Im-
provc the skin very much. It isalso cm-
ploml for tho washing of silk stockings.
as It will not turn rholr I‘llItlI‘. Dry bran is
cxccllcnt for polishing jcwclry after it has
bccn clooimi. ’l‘lw articics should bc put
into the bran and shaken until they arc
bright.
Crinollno is often now cutircly oinlitcd
from skirts, and whcn it Is uscd a wry
light, thin quality chili-d lulll‘cloth muslin
is chosen. This has body cnough to sus-
tain snnnncr goods and weighs much less
than tho thicker variety.
In fitting the top of a skirt a dart ought
novcr to ho pluccd in tho inlddlc of tho
from. Tim godots may bc tackcd to :1 stmp
undcrncatli or may bc loft clitiroly froc.
i‘ropc do chlanx much worn this sum-
mcr and connmscs somctimcs vcrv charm-
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Mill's” LINE II.\'I’.
Inu cntiro costnnns A anch authority
says that It may inc \vnshcd. own \\ in n It
is of u Iicllvnlo i'nlol‘, provldcd that tho
washing Is cni-cfnlly dnnc. l‘old \vntcr
must bc lieu-1| and \vhllo mmilo soap. lho
wall-r lining I‘I‘Ilt'Wt‘ll I'roqnontly. 'I'lw mu-
icrial is to ho drlml and pnlh-d lioslmpc.
but not. pnwml.
I’lqoo forms ninny slmph- and practical
but cll'cclho costlnnc-l this season. All
uhongh it is not so csu-nsiwas Iincndnck
which Is nml In IIIl‘ .«nlnc way, ii ls mori-
minim-turplis it. rmunlns crisp and [rush
fora long tllnc. \vhllo Illicii Moods will and
lm'omc stringy vci'y smvll. l’lnln “him
and sit-nwcolomi pl-Ino nro lilllI'Il soon.
and r-lI‘IlKN of all colors on u whitc ground
lll‘i‘ fluovml.
'I'ho illustration gin-n today shows to
what. an mic-um» tho now siylo of but has
uanly mow. 'l'iw lull ltllllc-akl'ich, which
is lippo-d «loan on tho froni of tho bond. is
mmpoml of plniilnus of wbltc mousscllno
do solo flistcln-il In tho Iuhhlbl byn jot.
chm-uni. It Is ralsml wry high at tho hack.
show-hm a largo group of? church-s with
atoms and follow. alitmu I‘ililIJJ‘I'I‘.
-.__.. “u“..-fl‘ -.._...... mm“ .
llott’s Nerverine Pills
The great
remedy for
nervous pros-
. tration and
" all nervous
, diseases of the
' i -' generative or-
B "‘l' A M ‘ am of either
u, «left In New Prattrai Failigg or
oil Manhood, Impoicnc , NI htly Emis-
lom, Youthful Errors, ntAl my, ex-
:naive w. of Tobacco or Opium, which
ml to Cornumption and'lnnnlty. $1.00
I30 I: ll 6 ho I 35.“).
itim'cstlmlli in. soil? album. on
I , .
Sold by all (hugging.
' a
(la- 81:1! 8
Dr Haud‘uOon andGmunHodiolas
andColioOure oral chum head and
nothing to equal sm.‘ They work
like magic. 1 would not be without
than in my bones. The little ones lovo
Dr. Hand’s Colic Care and cry for it; it
relieves them ahnost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. At all
draggists, 2"
"Wake up. Jacob, day is breaking!"
sosaid D‘oWitt's‘Iiittlo Early ltisors to
tho man who had taken thorn to arouso
his sluggish liver. G. C. Stillsou. E. 1’.
Wood. '
Marvelous Results.
From a lottor written by Rev. J. Gull-
dorman,of Dhnondado, Mich weam pcr
mil-rod to mako this oxtract; “I havo no
hesitation in rccolnnwnding Dr. King‘s
New Discovery as tho rosults woro al-
most nmrvolmxs in tho (also of my wifo.
Whilo I was pastor of tho Baptist
church at Itivcs- Junction silo was
brought down with pneumonia suocood~
‘ing Iliiia‘ri'imu-.\ 'l‘crriblo pzu'oxyslns of
coughing would last hours with littlo
intcmlption, and it manual as if sho
could not survivo “Will. A friondro‘
commomlcd Dr. King‘s Now Discovory;
it was quick in its work am] highly
satisfactory in its rosulrs.” Trial hot-
this frooai (.‘r. U. Stillson's and E. P.
Wood‘s drug stores: Regular size 50c.
and *1.
Pass tho good word along, the line.
Files can bo quickly cured without an
operation by simply applying lh‘iWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salvo. U. C. Stillson,
E. P- ass-
, Electric Bliicrs.
Electric Bitters is a nicdioinc suitcd
for any mason. but perhaps more gonor-
ally hooded when tho liuiguid, cxhuust-
ed fooling prcvails, whon the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and altorativc is felt. A prompt
use of this lncdicinohas often uvm'tcd
long and porhups fatal bilious fevers
No modicino will act more surely in
in oountcracting and frcoing the system
from malarial poison. chdaclm. indi-
gestion, constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric. B‘ittors. I-‘ii‘ty mints and $1 per
bottle at (l. C. Stillson‘s and 1'}. P.
V‘Vocd'sdrug storos. ’
Small in size, but grout results.
DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers act gently
but thoroughly, curing indigestion,
dyspepsia and constipation. Small pill,
safe pill, best pill. G. G. Stillson,
E. I‘. Weed.
STATE or Onio, CITY or TOLEDO
ers CHL'NTY.
FRANK J. (.lnsxnv mukcs oath that ho
is the senior partnor of the firm of I". .l.
Clil‘..\‘l<‘.v &(.'n., doing busincss in tin-
(Jity of Toledo. County and State afoul-
suid, and that said firm will pay tho
sum of onc hundred dollars for ouch and
cvcry cusp of (,‘atarrh that cannot bo
cured by tho usc of Hons ('A'I‘MIIIII
(Juan. . FRANK J. Cmcxsv.
Sworn to boforo inc and subscribcd in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D., 1386. —
l A. W. GLEASHN,
i Notary Public.
'Ess.
s.
l
I bl'..\l.
IIall's Caturrh (‘nro is talo-n intcrnully
and acts dircctly on the blood and muc-
ous snrfuocs of the system. Solid for
testimonials, froo.
F. .l. (Jill-:xsv & (‘41., Toledo, U.
['Sold by Drnggists, 75c.
Persons who bars a coughing spoil
every night, on account of a tickling
sensation in the throat, may ovcrcmno
it at oncodiy a dose of ilno Minuto
Cough Cum. U. U. Stillson. 1'). P. Wood.
Children 6:] for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave hcr (‘astoria
Whoa aho was a l 'blhl. silo crh-il for f‘astorio.
thn she became Miss she clvng to Castoria.
When Ibo had Uhlhlrcn. she gavothcm Calorie.
Win-n wc consider that tho intrstim-s
arc about llvc flows as long as thc body.
wc can rmlizo tho intcnu- suil'vrlu:
I'Xilt‘l'll‘lli‘i'll win-ll lln'y IK‘i'olllit' iilll'llnl-«l.
Ilellt'siToln- :imli‘lloloru ( ‘urc Milnlill‘n
inilamnmtion at oncc, and cunnplc'vly
rclnovcs tho difficulty. U. (‘. h‘llllsoll.
Iv). l’. chd.
You Don't Have To Swear Oil.
says tho St. LouisJonriulI of Agricultnro .
in an editorial about Nofl‘o-ilzw, ilu
famous tobacco habit euro, "We know
of many fllflt'fl curod by Noll‘o-iluc.
(Inc, a promincni St. Louis III‘I.‘IliII'I‘l,I
two boxcs cured him so that own tho
smell of tobacco makes him sick." No- 1‘
'I‘o~Iiau sold and gunrantmsl by It. II.
I’laistcd. No euro no pa . Ilook frco.
Starling Itolncdy (30., {low York 1er
Chicago.
Eli llill. launbcr (fity, l':l.. wrin-s:
"1 how boon «nib-ring from pilos for
iwcntyltlvo yours. and thought my cmw
incurablo. \lhiWitt's Witch "and
Salvo \‘llN rccmnnlcndcd to llll‘ as a pilo
care. so I bought a box and ii rwrfunncd
a {wrnnincnt onrc." This is onlyonc
of thousands of silnllnrcnsvs. l-hrzmna.
sores and skin dist-uses ylcld quickly
when it is illiillil. (I. (3. Stillson. 1-2. I’
Wood.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
Bucklin't Amie: hive
The boat solve in tho World for cats,
bmisos, son-s, ulcors, salt rlmum, favor
sorcs. tottcr, chappcd hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin ornplions, and pool-
tive-ly cures piles, or no pay rmpnrcd.
It is guaranteed to givo pcrfoot satisfac»
tion or mono mfnndcd. I’rico 25 mails
poi-box. E. .Wood and 0.0. Stillman.
It would ho hard to convince a man
suffering from bilious colic that his
agony is duo to a union» with an
an rnnonncnblo namo. Ii ono dorm
of )oWitt'a (Jolie and (lholom (Yum will
maniacs him of its poww- to afford
sinokcd and chowcd for twomy yourwi,
instant rolicf. It kills lain. U. (1.
titllllnn, IMP. Wood. 1
. as .4 .. ..... . y...
1m ‘ i. ’,
Oratorio in Dr. Samuel Pitchers
preloription for Infants and-Chil-
dren. ‘ It contains neither Opium.
Horphlne nor other Narcotic lub-
rtauce. It is a harmleupubstitato for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is‘plcasant. Its
guarantee in thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers Canton-la in the
Children’s Panacea—tho Mother's
Friend. \
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Casioria, and see that the foe-lion.)
signature of .
is on the
wrapperJ?‘ W
Weshallpro- ' . .
feet ourselves and the public at all hounds.
’l‘nn Cannon COMPANY, '17 Murray Sb, NJ.
uni-2i m!”
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1870 to 1883
Offices, 434% Main Sin-cot.
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