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lie Ijiid loved Iter In ictTct for .'IS
()llg.U'll1'K, 1)11 HO W'ell llMll III' Veiled IllH
Tci'llllffH lllllt Kill' llltd III' XI' I' I'XI'U HIH-
jicetod, "llii'in. On thiw evening, n the
gain Hcrcniiled about the limine mid the
ruin fell in torrent, Henry Copro (Jo
lting Mit doxxn before, (lie glowing lire
mid said to hlmsrlf:
"Her fniirl.li husband is now dead,
mid If I 11111 cut going to marry her no'v
Im my time. I xvill go straight to lier
mid tell lier of my lyxe."
And Ik: went forth into the wild
nloriu and in duo time reached the res
idence of the Widoxv.Ji'iinern. When lie
linked If fil.e wan in, the Herrnnt re
Jiiarked that Hlie might posidbly br out.
llayiny golf, but would sec about Jt,
nr.oont"
KXCbAIMlU).
(Hid the liiinuteH later our hero was
iiKhered Into the presence of the only
woman he had oxer really lined. lie
d(d not give her time to sink if he had
loHt his dog or xva.s looking for a hotic
to rent, but, falling on hid knee at her
feel, he mild:
"Allelic, I have loved yon for III long
yen is."
"The deuce!" she exclaimed, as sdio
drew her breath and turned pale.
"And 1 want jou to be my wife,"
continued Henry.
"Hut I can't," Hlie replied. "V became
vilguftcd lo liayinond Kedmond only 15
liilnuU'.s ago. He Is to be No. .1."
"Hreak with Mm!" cried her loxer, in
tones of wild despair.
"I cannot. JIc is a man xvho knows
vhon he has got a good thing, and he
would sue me for damages. Voij should
have come sooner. While I pity you,
Hie best I can do is to promise that you
bhall lie No. (i Tills sort of weather Is
good for corn and 'titters, Isn't t,.,',
"raise jade, thus do I tear your
Masted linage from my blooming
licartl" shrieked Henry Copso Cohiirjf,
.ns liu rose up; the nest moment lie
dashed through tin; French window
with a d-d-dash mid was gone fi.-m lier
ihlght forever. Nest morning not oxen
Ills tracks were to he-discovered in the
-Jiiud, lie had lied io Kansas to pro
mote a laud company -s
"Aurania."
H was the soft and pensive voice of
(William Penelope Pilaster, speaking at
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"That iu, UlllV" replied" the e;irl,
in hirjMiUe toncH, ns. she'threM up thiv
i.asii and Ktuel; oi'it Ji.er head.'
"Yes, diirjlne;, I 111 u- here. 1 aniiro
vided with a rope-ladder, a "eo Hi screw
'und a dark 'lantern, and 'wc-will lly ty
gqthei to Konie fitr-olV shore, vvlier.e vye
can live for-ench other alone. Hasten to
descend, my niifjeJ of l,ljfht." '
0 '."15111, how are you heeled for .the
o needf ul'."1 nuerlud the cliunuinc; Blrl us
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ftfflSUW miring, heart-strieken girl gild from
T 'riwriiUKfllWif 'I'll! N'Hd with but one thought in her
. . ' II " "ill v.1'7' (III III' I -'i-l mix, ui'ii ri.-iiiiii in mum- 1111
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h ! peered down at him through the
darkness.
"1 have over .'10 bon el in my Inside
pneket," he replied. "Hut why speak of
the rhino',' We lly to love mid live on
love,"
"Mill, 1 can't do no ll.ving act on
thirty odd dollars," said the beaiitifi
Aurania after a moment's thought
"I've got an appetite like 1,11 nriJix.
mule, and I nexer wear shoes costing
less than $S per pair. Can't you rob
sonic bank or make 11 corner on wheat ?'
"Alas! no!" was the anguished reply
"JIoxv's your father llxcdV"
"Miisted."
"Then we'll cancel our date mid de
clare the deal off."
"Kay not so, Aurania!" he exclaimed
in tones' which would have incited it
heart of idoiic. "Do not tell me that
because I am not rich 3011 scorn my
love and reluse to to "
"Good-night, Mill." she interrupted as
she pulled in lier head and pulled dovvi
the sash. , '
"Aurmila! Aurania!" he ciied, a
tents filled his ejes.
Hut only the house dog answered.
Next day they found about a jnrd 0
William J'enelope Pilaster's trousers
loafing around on the lawn, but Wil
liam had gone to Switzerland to pre
cipitate himself into tome vast pre
cipitation. "ilovv dare you .tell me this how
dare you!"
And llohinet Q. Mobinson, father of
I lobby ft. liobiiisou, walked up and
down his oak-pauelid library mid
glared several first-class glare1- at the
timid girlish form before him.
"Mut I love him so!" she whispered.
"What if ,ou do!" he brutally de
manded i.s he stopped short in his
walk, "hook at the social gulf between
you! While jou are worth ,our mil
lions and swagger around with the -WO,
my son Mobby has mi income of only
seven dollars a week and knows of no
society higher than that, he Jluds in
the beer gardens J)o you think L
"IJETTICU (IO IIOMT. AN'I) l'.AT A l'lKCE
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would let him sucrillce himself because
you happen to huv e pink ears'.'"
"lie has sitid be loves nie beyond all
else," murmured IClsie l)e Lisle us a
tremor shook her wljlowy forni.
"Then he lied! It was only two days
ago that I caught him kissing the cook.
No, girl, it can nexer be. It was the
right tiling to do for jou to come here
and propose for thu hand of my son,
instead of inveigling hint to miiofVto
l'liiladelphla and get married, but I
cannot see him throw himself uwnv.
You'd better go home and eat a piece of
mince-pie and go to bed."
"Will will nothing move you, hard
hearted man!" she almost shrieked as
tilie ralsd her eyes to heaven.
"Only a policeman," wits the 11111 e
lentlng reply.
I "Then furexxell to this world, mid
,v our conscience w ill forever accuse j ou
I il' liuilitr llv lit II l'1 1. ,.! f "
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lie turned Ins back 011 her, cruel to
to the top of a telegraph pule, hut that
.vx as the sole and only clew, and the de-
tietlves soon e,t a tired feeling.
Whethur thefnir hut heavt-hroUe.n 101-
sie.lald liwself down mider some wild
tose-hush und t'ljcii with a jirayer on
K'l lips, or jr.arried a fanner's hired
man and vxeiit into hutter and eggs,
the world vill iieverjiilow. , .
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. 1'iiri'lliiiiiulH'x 'I'l'rrnm, . ,
'. Man in Hilrd l.ueK l.itnr reduced to
Oie painful, expedient o'f.nsUing you-to
ijiiyjlie'diainonds-iiri'ny wife's jewelry
and to replaecvtheiu with iniltatlo'ns.
'.lewejer (eMiininlngthe jewels)- Vo'ur
wife evidently has preceded yoii in
I'v.ofvlng' llmt clever plau .iVwcler'a
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0 NOTED IQWAN DEAD;
HX'SrniUgr .lntni-q lliirliin, it ."Xli'iiilicr of
I.lucoliiV Ciililni't mill 11 Mini of Affair,
I'llHM'H Axxaj lit .1lIUIlt ril'IIKIIIlt. '
Dos M Ohio's, In., Oct. 0. The death
of ex-UniteU Stntes Senator .lames
Harlan occurred at hi borne In Mount
Pleasant, la., at, t:!5 o'clock yesterday
morning. TJ10 end was not unexpect
ed, a collapse having taken place last
Sunday. Thu immediate cause of his
death was congestion of the lungs,
complicated with liver trouble. Over
exertion hi attending the sessions of
the Iowa Methodist conference last
week aggravated bis maladies and
cruised prostration. His daughter, the
wife of Hou. Robert T. Lincoln, of
Chicago, was summoned from New
York city and vviu present at the bed
side. llKIKI." HKKTCII OP Till: Ur.AI) HIATKHMAX.
JnmcN llurlim was linrn in Clarke roiinly,
111., August ar, 1H;o. Hi- (,'rmliiUul ut liullmm
Asbury university in IHI." unil liucmnu it luxvjor.
Xu xvns elected the llrst Miperlutcmlcnt of inb
Ho Instruction of Ioxvu In 1H IT; wits inrHlilrut of
Iiixvu Wesleyjn univor-llv at Mount I'le satit
In 18 :i. lie was United Mates senator from
loxtu from lf.V to I81V1, xtin secretary of the ln
terlor In lalnrnlnS sei-fiii'l cabinet. mtVi-dO, imJ
x ns tttruln United Stitifs scimtor from Iowit from
I860 (o I MX
la lw8i M. Ilnrliui xr.ts uppalated chluf Justlco
of tho court of coliiinlsHtoncrs of Alabama
rlillms, which position lio held four years. In
lrii).l lio was culled from rctlrtmcnt to uct ns
temporary chairman of the republican state
I'ciiVi'titlou. As sucli olll Tr be tnudu 11 speech
v.'iiich had 11 Ircmrutli.us Inllueace In chccldni;
the tlireatcned boll of prohibition for practical
local option. Ho xxns 11 cnudldiito foi tho ru
ptiblli'.u nomination for coventor In IHtis, but
his ttKo xvus (uininst him. He also served as a
member of the loxxn soldiers and sailors' monu
ment inmmlssloa ninl was prominent in tho
councils of tho Methodist church.
Senator H.irlaa's wife du'd la IHSI. She xvns
(i reni.irkablo woman and duiliiK tho civil xvur
did much to itlluviitte the sitiltfi lugs of the union
soldiers, having an unllmiti'd pass from Sccio
tary Siantoit to no xxIiito she plu.tscil.
A STEAMER SUNK.
I.ciiii'i ('iitflirx I 'I re ul Sen mill t lio
IlutilicH Aro ll.ittciii'il llov.n mid
him Kiiitk tn 1'ort.
riio
Is'cvv York, Oct. i'. The Mallory lino
.steamer Leonii was burned and sunk
at her wharf in the li.ist river last
night. The. cargo, consisting of to
bacco and cotton, was valued at S'J.riO,
000 to PSOD.OOO. Jt is believed tiiitt thu
Leona, which sailed from Galveston
September U7, caught lire at sea several
days ago, since which time she has pro
ceeded at full speed, with battened
liatclms, for this port. At :::!() yester
day afternoon the Leona came racing
up the East river to her pier, where
baste was made to debark the pas
sengers and open the hatches. An
hour later an army of men was fight
ing the name;! in the Steamer's hole.
At six o'clock about 70 firemen, with
the- chief anil deputy chief, were on the
boat, working to keep the lire front
spreading toward the stern. It was
found to be beyond the efforts of the
firemen and an order was given to open
the fore and aft port bole In order to
allow tho water to make her settle.
Thu ship commenced to sink .slowly,
until with a llnal list she Avent down.
CHAUTAUQUA FEDERATION.
Itupri'si'iitittlvc iif IT WcHti'rn Amki'Iii1)11cs
.Mot in KmiHiit City unit OrKiiiiI.vd
fur .Mtitinil llcni'llt.
Kansas City, Mo., Oct. (i. As tho
outcome of a two-days' meeting the
Western Federation of C'luiutiiiuiuiis
was organized here, with F. M. bliuvv,
of lluulder, Col., as iresident, and A.
II. Limerick, of Winfleld, Kan., as
secretary. Seventeen Chautauqua as
semblies, located in Missouri, Iowa,
Kansas, .Nebraska, and Colorado, were
represented at the meeting. The
organization is for the purpose of
closer co-operation on thu part of the
Chautauqua assemblies, especially in
the matter of securing lecturers for the
schslonti. It is planned to engage lec
turers for the entire circuit of I hau
tituquus, thus materially reducing tho
cost to each. For the present the head
quarters of the federation will be at
Winfleld, Kan.
Ton Murli fliiiu Clii'Mlni;.
Wabash, Intl., Oct. (1. Miss Lettie,
daughter of llaniel Stutsman, of Go
shen, is snll'ei'ing from a peculiar af
fection, due to liliexving gum. Tito
young woman, who is a bright student
in the high s'hool, was an Inveterate
chevver of giiin, and a few days ago
noticed that the left side of her mouth
was drawing up toward the ear. The
trouble grew worse, and .1 physician
pronounced it a ease of paralysis of the
muscles of tho mouth, due to contin
ual mastication.
l.llirrl.t May lln Uohl.li-il Up.
Jxerlin, Oct. 0. The Deutseher Colo
nial Zcitutig, in an editorial 011 Liberia,
says: "Liberia must necessarily soon
ceaso to exist. Franco and tiuglund
archoth indulging in tnaeliiuations to
annex the country. Liberia is of tho
greatest value to ticrntany and especial
ly the Ciuneroons. Two-thirds of the
Liberia linns aro Germans and Ger
many must, therefore, sec that she guts
a share of the territory of tho whole."
XliW Ik Mint Tytvi'ttlii;.
Philadelphia, , Oe.t. 0. William H.
Stubbs, a.eoinposjtor on Hie llaltimoru
Sun, broke thv' .world's record for ma
chine typesetting hi a contest for a
wager of S-tni) a sidu with William
Uuffy, .of tlio l'hihtdelphia Inqliirer.
.Tin: contest was hdld in tho I'hiladel
pliia' Times ollice! 'Stuhbs sot 00,017
ems ifi ft hours and !S5 minutos, or ,111
uvciugt! of Jl.tiiaejiii, an hour. -"
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(J ooil for Girls Only.
Hcvxjey anecdotes relate that tlic adtniraf
traces, his start 411 life to a cevera whipping)
a school teacher gave him, whereupon he ie
solved to load n new Jite. This anecdote will
be read out loud by the mothers, hut it will
not fodl any hoy. Jt ts hnrder to fool a bay
than a " girl with fairy tales. Atchison
Globe.
A man leirns of so ninny lionest men go
ing wrong Hint lie Is constantly surprised
that lie doesn't go out behind the barn and
try to hold himself up. Atchison Globe.
EVERY woman suffering' from nny femalo trouble can bo
helped by Mrs. Pinkham. This statement is based on
sound reasoning and an unrivalled record. Multitudes
of America's women to-day bless Mrs. Pinkham for competent
and common-sense advice. ; Write to her if you arc ill. Her
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could "not walk across the floor for three or four weeks at a
time. Since using your medicine, I now have no more bear
ing-down pains, or tired
feelings, and am well and
hearty. I shall recommend
Lydia E. Pinkham 's Vege
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Mrs. Susin J. Weaver,
1821 Callowhill St., Phihv
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lad inflammation of the Jff.'f
vomb and painful men- 'v:sr-;
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taken four bottles and used
one package of Sanative
Wash and leel like a new
woman. I thank you so
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Mrs. M. Baumann, 771 W. 21st
Chicago, 111., writes: "After
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The Philippine -"lVnr.
This contest is proving much more stub
born than, vvc lind anticipated. Jt needs a
vigorous contest to straighten matters out.
We should tnckle the Philippines and over
come them as Hostettcr's Stomach Hitters
docs dyspepsia; indigestion, malaria, icvci4
and ague, and liver and kidney diseases. Tho
battle is short and dceisivc,nnd for fifty year
the Hitters have always; won. If you are ill,
a.nd don't know what's wrong, try it.
Home people ran as easily as the color in
red bunting. Atchison Globe.
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IJainijridge, Morea, Pa., to Mrs. Pinkham.
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