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The Soap
thatCleans
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
SUNSHINE AFTER TEMPEST.
NI ) this is tlie
end ! "
The speaker's
voice trembled
and his face grow
white.
"It isall your
own fault. "
The second
voice sounded
full of tears , but a
. dun r signal ilancd on cither
"Oh , Grace , how can you say so ?
You know I am only true to my con
victions mid my country. "
' Well , dear me ! I wish we had never
come South at all , : ni l I wish that J
had never seen you , Txollin Richie ! "
"ThereGrace , don't cry ! Jt can done
no peed , now. You are determined
t o annul ourengnge'iient because Iain
n rebel , as your father terms me. I
inity be a rebel in his eyes , but not in.
my own. II1 and your brother are hur
rying north to .array themselves
against a section Avho.se hospitality
they have long enjoyed. I am stay
ing here to defend my home , niymoth-
er , my property , and my country. Jf
you could only love me a little , Grace ,
in spite of this -unhappy ditterence in
convictions , J could endure everything
else and wait patiently until thestrug-
le is ended and we arc once again
united. "
Looking up Ihroimli her tears into
his face , Grace Grant ly forgot all but
that she did love him better than aJl
else in life.
"I will be faithful , Eollni. " she said ,
all sign of her former passion feubhid-
Tlms Rollin Tiichieand Grace Granfc-
ly renewed their broken troth , ; md
spent the few remaining days of their
stay together in hopeful anticipation
of their future.
"I do think tin's
not really unpleas
antness will amount to anything seri
ous , " Kollin said , and Grace believed
it. She was the daughter of a north
ern clergyman , and together they had
been boarding in tiie South for a year
past on account of the hitter's failing
health. JIere.in this lovely counny ,
she met and had learned to love Kol
lin Richiea wealthy yotnm planter.
The young man. with his mother , was
strongly in sympathy with the South ,
while the Grantlys naturally made
preparations at once ro return to more
politically-congenial surroundings.
In her lir > t surprise and indignation
at her lover's avo\\ed intention to
light against the old Hag , Grace had
annulled their engagement ; but Uolin
had been very eentle with her , .and
now at the last shefoundh < > r affection
for him rising superior to all other i
emotions. The iinalparting wry '
bitter ; bitter for her because , in all tiie
eighteen years of her life , she had
never known a wish uncratin'ed ; bitter
for him because dimly h"foreaw that
turbulent times would rut be known
before peace was vectored : bitter for
both , because the chance * of their ever
meeting again were few.
Their last drive wi < = over the vnst
plantation that had becninrhe UK-hie
lamily for generation . There were
marks -of thrift and improvement
everywhere , not common in the South
at this time : even the ni ro quarters
were in good condition and the slaves
seemed contented and happy ,
"When next you tee thi&place. Grace ,
it may belaid watte , and the dear
old home there , where I have dreamed
of seeing you mi&tres * . burned tea
a hes. ' ' he sadly comnupMted ; and
then she had gone into tlie hon e to
bid his mother and c-ou-in farewell.
Tliey were very gracious to her and
she could scarcely reali/t- that soon
her brother and lover would face each
'Other ' in deadly combat.
.Xoua Gleason , the cousin , watched
the yotini ; cor.ple out or shrhr , then re-
innrked that Grace w. . - a nice little
tInner , but not a lit choice lor Kollin.
"If she pleat-es my boy. > le : pea-fj !
me. " responded the fond mother.
Xoua gave a ugtjesrive shrug , and
changed Ihe subject. She v.twhoilv
dissimilar t-o Grace- The latter was
petite , blonde , with pretty , childlike
ways ; ! Xona was tall and dark , with a
woman' ? carriage and repose , and the
ambition of her life had been to win
Rollin Kichie , but a mere child had
carried oil' the prise.
"How changed from K 1" Grace said
wearily , to her father on the tirst eve
ning of their return home , after listen
ing to the excited talk of their friends.
"I I have - l ir of
mi ess si-own a a reb
el , " she added , laughing a little.
"You broke your engagement with
Richie ? ' " Mr. Grantly a ked suddenly.
"I yes that is. I broke it. then-
then renewed it again. Oh , papa ! ' '
and she flung herself in his arms to
sob out her grief as she always had.
She had never known a mother's sym
pathy.
Of course he tried to comfort her
and did not scold a bit. How could
he ? Xor could he blame Kichie. In
deed , he felt that if he had to decide
between Grace and his country , he
would take the former.
When Fred Grantly inarched away ,
his sister's parting injunction rang in
his ear : "Jf ever you meet Rollin
Kichie. spare him for my sake. "
"Confound it ! it isn't pleasant to be
obliged to turn every reb around and
study his phiz before you shoot or
bayonet him , to see if he looks like
your sister's lover ; but I'd hate to hurt
Grade. "
Fred had met Richie once and re
membered his face well. A year pass
ed , a dreadful year to Gracie Grantly ,
for while others were spending their
sympathies on the Union cause , her
feelings were divided and she could
not help it ; her sympathy might be with
the Union cause but her heart was
with her lover Once in a while she
received a letter , but at the end of
the year even these ceased and in their
stead there now came one from Nona
\ .
Gleason. It was brief , too , jo at said
that Rolliii was' dead and the old
home burned.
She had never permitted hci * to
even think that anything worse than
wounds or imprisonment could befall
him and now this ! She reeled as from
a blow : the letter fell from her hand
and merciful unconsciousness followed.
She recovered , but the look in her face
frightened her friends , and she was so
silent , so mute ! Vainly her fafeher
wooed her to her old resting-place in
his arms.
"J'rcsently , papa , " she would an
swer in an absent-minded way and
then seek solitude. She wrote to
Nona but received no reply. I low far
she might have indulged her grief is a
mere matter of speculation , but grave
fears were entertained concerning her.
When Fred was dangerously wounded
Mr , Grantly went to him and Grace
had all she could do to comfort his
wife , who was in very poor health ;
then there were the two little ones to
care for.
Mrs. Fred was one who indulged in
hysteria and kept half a do/en persons
running \\ilh bottles of hot water and
cold cloths. Grace was very patient
with her until baby Lute came down
with measles ; then she turned her at
tention chiefly to him. In due time
Mr. Grantly brought Fred home a
mere wreck of his former robust self.
There was plenty to occupy Grace
now , she never faltered though the
color lied from her face and her step
lo l its elasticity.
Before the war was formally ended ,
poor Mrs. Fred and her two little
ones were sleeping under Ihe green
grass , and Grace found herself the sole
comfort of father ind brother.
Hravely she put her own grief aside ,
smiling oft , times when the heart was
sore and heavy.
Xine years pass , and Grace Grantly
is Grace Grantly still , a little graver ,
a little more stately than when first
we knew her , but that is all. Vainly
have suitors in all conditions of life
sued for favor ; she cares for none.
Now , too , her father has joined those
on the other side , and Fred being re
married , she is quite alone. A rest
less longing possesses her to visit K
and to look once more on ground
hallowed by past associations. She
wants to visit Kollin's grave , if so be
they have brought him home. "I will
arrange to be thereon Memorial Day , "
she told herself.
Arriving at K , late in the evening of
May 20 , she repaired at once to a ho
tel. The one where they had boarded
years before , had fallen a victim to
the ravages of war and was no more.
In the morning she wandered alone
toward the Richie plantation. The
shaded roadway , at least , seemed fa
miliar and she loitered on , dreading
to come in sight of the ruined home
where Rollin had hoped to see her mis
tress.
Rounding a curve in the road , she
stopped with a , cry of surprise and
delight : the old mansion loomed up
as majestic as ever. What could it
mean ? But after the first gush of sur
prise she considered that it might have
been but partially destroyed and had
been rebuilt. Slowly she wended her
way up the serpentine driye , longing
yet dreading to reach the house. A
moment she paused with her foot on
the lowest step of the vine-wreathed
porch , to break off a climbing rosebud
she had often worn them from this
very vine when a startling exclama
tion above caused her to turn her
face in its direction.
"Rollin ! ' '
"Grace ! "
A face , almost fiendish in its baf-
lled despair and terror , Avatched the
meeting of the long-estranged lovers ,
then before their explanations were
half made , Nona Gleason had quitted ,
by a side entrance , the Ritchie man
sion forever.
She it was who had forged a letter ,
purporting to be-from Grace , telling of
her marriage with a Union officer , and
forwarded it to Rollin at the same
lime that she had written to Grace.
Hers had been a desperate game and
almost a successful one , for Rollin had
about decided to many her for his
mother's sake. The latter wasahelp-
le > - invalid now and it had been part
of Nona's plan to make herself neces
sary to her aunt. Of late , however ,
she had threatened leaving.
The happily reunited pair did not
iiive her much thought ; they were too
thankful for the sunshine , after all
the tempest , to court clouds on the
hori/.on.
"Few spend such happy Memorial
Days a < * this , " Grace said , as they
! -tood together on the vine-wreathed
porch late that evening , watching the
man of God , who had just united them ,
ride away.
'Our wedding day will ever be a
sweet memorial , " answered Rollin.
The Housekeeper.
Tricks of French Artists ,
A French paper says that for two
months of the year the chief business
of the two thousand tnd odd ex
hibitors at the Salon is to attract
the attention of visitors to their own
pictures. Some of the "dodges" which
have been found useful for the purpose ,
it seems , are highly ingenious. The
plan found most effectual , and
therefore most commonly employed ,
is the "Yankee Amateur l3odge. ' '
It consists of employing two or three
agents , dressed in an eccentric fashion
to walk backwards and forwards
with a mysterious air. The public is
greatly awed by their appearance
and reports are soon circulated that
the picture will be sold for its weight
in gold.
Another highly- recommended plan
is to hire the best-looking model
introduced into the picture to walk
backwards and forwards in front
of the canvas. The identity is
soon discovered , and great sensation
is the consequence. A few years ago a.
painter found out astill more original
plan. He placed some resinous "sub
stance , which would grow soft with
warmth , in front of his own picture.
The unfortunate person who happened
to stop for a few minutes would find
himself fixed to the spot for sometime.
Our authority thinks this last method
the .most business-like and effectual.
1
A Foreign Invasion.
Tcrrlblo winters tlirouchoui Enropo
broiiRht forth bitter fruits that ripened In
Atnoric.i. "LaGrlppo" with varying violence
lence brokoXorth lien * , and the mortality
llts Rhotr its shocichi nivjivei in aESra-
vated cases. An uicol.ollu principle cin-
Uudlcd as a inudlcatcd btitiinlant in the
form of Hoslettci-'HStuiiiai'h Hitters has and
r/lll ever prove the best pcclflc. Leailing
contlnotiUil and Anieilcun phyrcluns ! de
c-la ro th&tamedlcluo with a spirituous b.-isis ,
inch ao this affords tlio btirt-fit guiiranty
against the tremendous intoa < ls of this
, shoeUitis ta-ilady. 'Wheno consider that
1
a cllxhtehunzo of weather , is apt to rcr.evr
It , that it attacks those oaMly vulnerable
orKiiMS the luncs. that. Its progress is tre
mendously swift and destructive , vro mu t
udmlt the necessity of repelling it at the
ouUotwith a Hire preventive. Hostct-
ter'E Stomach KlttO'S Is also a safeguard
azalnct malurla. dyspepsia ,
livcruud kidney couiplaluts.
Nitrogen im an Aiiithotlo. .
I Recent English exiieriments prove
Ihut nigrogf H , pure or mixed with a
small proportion of oxygen , is as com
plete and apparently as tafe an ani-b- :
thutic as nitrous oxide. The only dif
ference , in the opinion of home who
witnessed the triab , ib that anaesthesia
from nitrogen is less rapidly produced ,
and somewhat less durable than that
from nitrous oxide , though that from
either suilic.es for the piinless extrac
tion of one or more teeth. ] t now re
mains to determine whether atmos
pheric air , partially deprived of its
oxygen , may be advantageously sub
stituted for nitrous oxide.
if. 1 , . THOMPSON tfc CO. ,
Comlersport , Pa. , say Hall's ( .atarrlPdiic
is the best and only'tiire cure for catarrh
they ever eold. Druggists sell it , THc-
liirtii of the
When the earth was young , says Dr.
Ball , astronomer royal for Ireland , it
spun around at such a rate that the
diy : was only three hours long. The
earth was liquid then , and as it re
volved at that fearful speed the sun
caused ever increasing tides upon its
surface until at last it burst in two.
The smallest part became the moon ,
which has been go in if around the earth
ever since at an increased distance.
The inlluence of the moon now raises
tides on the earth , and while there was
: iny liquid to operate on in the moon
the earth heaped up much greater lu
nar tides.
\Vhen Baby was rick , we garo her Ccstorla ,
"When she was a Child , she cried for Caitoria ,
When she became Sliss , she cluny to Castoria ,
When she hod Children , she ae them Castoria ,
After awhile the kins will do no wrong ,
because he will never have the chauce.
BuiinoBB for the Boys.
The publishers of the CHICAGO SATUR
DAY PRESS , the People's great National
Weekly , want an active , energetic boy
in every town and village to sell the
SATURDAY PRESS on the streets , and to
act as local agent. Bovs are making
from $1.00 to $10.00 a week belling this
great weekly Here is a chance for the
boys of America who want to make
rnone } * . To our boys , 2 cents per copy ,
rJou't miss the chance , but address ,
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417 Dearborn St. . Chicago , 111.
r 'o man or woman ever had a fr'encl ' that
they could depend upon under all circum
stances.
The mind is the most d iff. cult thing to
bridle ; the tongue comes next.
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I 55 Curtis Streci ,
DENVER , - COL.
Special rstp forcarloi : < l to Clubland Alliances
for all Northern Colorado Limi ] ) and Steam Coal * .
C oiiMiiiters will consult , their intere.-ts by
writing for prices.
I'osltlrely cured bj
Kieso SLittlo Pills.
They also roliaya DU-
treisfromDyspepsia.In. _
dsc ! tion nd TooHeartyp
Eating. A perfect rem
edy forDizzinosa..S usc ,
Drowsiness , Bed Ta8tw
in the Mouth , Coatedfe
Tonsua.Fain in the Slda.E
TOUPID LITSR. Thoya
regulate tbi Bowelo.
Purely Vegetable.
Price 25
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Small Pill ! Small Dose , Small Price ,
French Treatment at
Since August hist ten eases of con
sumption have been submitted to the
treatment of l > r. ( lermain-See , con
sisting in shutting- the patient up for
two or more hours uauy ni : i hermet
ically closed metallic chamber mo
which is slowly admitted a current of
compressed air saturated with the.
vapor of creosote and ciicalyptol. Re
turn of appetite , { jam of weight and
strength , fall of temperature to nor
mal , and diminution of cough , arc
among- the results obtained. Even
advanced cnees were relieved and some
actually cured.
Elolmnn'.s Liver Pads.
Ilolmrn'n Liver I'm ! * cure MAI.AKU.
lloli.un > I.her 1'ailn ctiit ? lULioi't-NEKS.
Molmr.n' * Liver I'ilU cure IMUIIKKTION.
I'auipliiet free with full Inktni' lions nr d commenda
tions. HOLIUX LIVCU I'AU Co. , 1 John ktnet , N. Y.
The Lest rcvensrc to take 0:1 : yo.ir cm-tin " is
to try to amount to t-ouicthing 3 oursclf.
FITS Ilpilcpjwnnancntly curdHiy new fjitim
of tieitim-nt. 1WI lltUL UOTrU.S HUE. fi Mil tur
Triatlif. Kjillcptlu Ilemeily Co. , 4i Ilroml bt.New YulL. .
Many jiei on- ; would be bright if they were
not too la jto sc-oiir oft the rust.
Mnjor's Cement Icpir Itrnkrn Articles
lie and 1'Jo. .Major's Et t 1-iuuiU lilue lOc.
5onio men will mala1 foo's of thems-ehes
when they Know it as well as anybody.
FITS. Atl Fit * ( .topped free bj-UH. KUA
Nerve Kestorer. No Kltnfter lln-tday ° Ufe. Mnr-
vclIoiiR cure- * . Treatise nnil J2 00 trial bottle free to
Fit cases , fccnd to Dr. Kllnc.US ! Arch St. , 1'hllu. , 1'a.
WJii'ii a man repents he does not resolve
that he will sin no more , but that he will be
more cautious.
lUnalR Corn Pnlve. "
"Warranted to tine , or money refunded. Ask
jour drucK'st. for it. 1'rlco 15 cents.
Therelierion thr.t cots nothing Is not the
Iciud that lifts people into heaven.
Illrs. Wiubloiv'ttSootliinirSyriip , for Chil
dren teotliiistr , sot tons tlic jjtims reduce ! . Inttiunnia-
tlon , allays pln , cures wind colic , -'ic. a bottle.
The devil is always after the man whenever
never srets discouraged.
IF-CXR ,
ra AND SLASH" Durham Smol-
3 Injc Tobacco , and lie sure that you
&tdo not let dealers bluir you by tell
Ing jou that they do not keep it and then piilm
off some other tobacco on you. Some dealers may
not keep "Cut and Slash , " because they can
buv some cheap LOW OKADE tobacco at much
less money end make you pay the Enme price
for It that you would have lo pay for "Cut and
Slash , " viz. , 5 Cents tor 2 Ouncos. How
ever , nearly nil dealers -will keep "Cut and
Slash" as EOOH as they know about It. It Is go
ing like hot cakes. Walk from fitoro to store
until you find "Cut Jft RSfl and Slash , " and
If you walk the 4IIII BOLZS orF TOUR
tnozs looking for MAJORS' ' * ave them
nAi.r-SOLED and > TfW1 ff keep on walking
until you find It. If you want to realize tbe full
joys that come from the enjoyment of a "de
lightful smoke , " then lose no time In tecurlng
at least a 2 ounce package of "Cut end
Slash. ' It will cost jou 6 Cents. It la a
mighty good smoking tobacco , and If it does not
fill tne bill don't try any more , and we-will pay
you your money back IP TOU WILL COME AFTER
IT. "Retail dealers can buy from Wholesale
Grocers and Jobbers at our factory prices. Put
up in 5 pound cartoons , 25 '
pound bales. Show card SLASH'
and 25 camples in each
bale.
LYGH TOBACCO
Durham. N. C.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878.
TV. UAKER & CO.'S
Breakfast Cocoa
from which the excess of oil
has been removed ,
J"s ! abyoliifclif pure mid
it Is soluble.
No Chemicals
arc used in its preparation. It
has more than three timei tne
strength of Cocoa mixed i\ith
Starch , Arrowroot or Sugar ,
anil is therefore far more cco-
; nornical , costing Im than one
fjjCfnlacvp. It is delicious , nour-
* ishiup , ptrencthenins , KASII..T
DIGESTED , and admirably adapted for invalids
aa well aa for persons in hcclth.
Sold by flroccrs OTcrynhcre.
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. . , , Mass.
THE ORLY RELllBtt
DIGGER IN THE
. WORLD ,
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- Cheapest. Relief is immediate. A cure is certain. For
Cold in the Head it has no equal.
. .
j .rmre re .iiT xnnrTtm'-naiaT'm- " ' ?
- It is an Ointment , of which a small particle is applied to the
nostrils. Price , Sue. Sold by druggists ore"thv mail.
Address. & T. HAZELTINif , Aanm , Pa ,
slovens gel * Hdy they polish tfie
bottoms of the p&nsV-V/hen
never tired of cleaning up
*
s
Two servants in two neighboring houses dwelt
But differently their daily labor felt ;
Jaded and weary of her life was one ,
Always at work , and yet 'twas never done.
The other walked out nightly with her beau ,
But then she cleaned house with SAPOLIO.
hand of time
deals lightly with a woman in
perfect health. But all func
tional derangements and dis
orders peculiar to women
leave their mark. You needn't
have them. Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription comes to
your rescue as no other medi
cine can. It cures them. For
periodical pains , prolapsus and
other displacements , bearing-
down sensations , and all " fe
male complaints" and weak
nesses , it is a positive remedy.
It is a powerful , restorative
tonic and nervine , imparting
strength to the whole system
in general , and to the uterine
organs and appendages in par
ticular. It keeps years from
your face and figure but adds
years to your life. It's guar
anteed to give satisfaction in
every case. If it doesn't ,
your money is returned.
-ic J/.V.ST mi : GO rjKwi : \ i :
FOR PENSION ?
FOR INDIAN DEPREDATION ?
FOR ANYTHING ?
THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS
is prepared to collect it for you at fhirs'- " cover
ing only the actual cost anil no olnrsi' ouly iz >
CAcnt ol * lisis. We are associated with
The Han Franclaco Kxatnlnrr ,
For Ihe Stalest of ! > ebrnika , fnini ,
and South Dakota for tlie rollfrlian of all
Legitimate clnhn * ba oi-r llir ntrloitt
Departments of the Government.
. Thousands
of claims can now he collected.
> TS. Thousands yet entitled. AVrito
for information.
JIISIKS. Widow. Minor Children. Dependent
Mothers , Fathers , and Minor Dependent
Urothcrs and Sisters entitled.
A.S IS. Pension LIMM arc now more
liberal than formerly , iml many are entitled
to better rate'- . Apply at otics for I.itt of
Questions to deliTininen ht to higher rules.
Clcimants to secure thi > ftvfin of thi Rur an
must become a t-iibscriber to TIIE WFEKI.T UKE.
Those uho ara now subscriber cm OCCORI < ; mein-
ber of ihe Burenn bj 'ii'lin in a ntwub -
ecriber. This will I'ntltli' tht nt"v subscriber aa
well as the old to a. membership
Correspondence Solicited , Information Free ,
SHND ror. OUK Pr.
UEE PUItlI.SKIX < ; CO. , Onj.iha , Neb.
Will .Be interested
In the
Novr in Service
LEAVING CHICAGO
DAILY AT
10:30 : A , JL
Arriving at EOSTOH 3:4O P. til ,
F < iEW Y03K 2:10 P. Hi.
id all HE'/VYORK / aid KFff EHGUK3 Poinb Before Darfc
For full information < n .ernin t he above , aai
Six Other Good Trains ,
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SUMMER TOURIST FQLSER
Giving Koutes and Ua'ef to t * * - unni-r Ueaorts ol
the East , address C. K. WILOE ! ? , W. P. A. , Chi-
cnco.or A.J. MITII. < . .I'.i T A. . Cleveland. O.
The PnUI-ihcrp of the CIH' " V5O SATL'RDAT
PIIK5-S vwt an aetlie. eii.et.c boin cverj
toTvn and village to sell the
GH1G&G8 SflT PRESS
nnd to net as local necnt Covs ever vrhere ar <
jnakint ; from Jl.OO to 10.00' week idling tfaa
CHRAOO SA1 1'UDAY I'I'.EsS on th" streets.
To our boys. , 2 ceutd per cory
Address , ?
Saturday Press Go. ,
417 Dearborn St. . CHICAGO , ILL.
Oar V.cH Machines arc the most
. . .
i-.riJA3Lz.tifRABr T. afccjvsi
Tba7doM li\V < lltKana
rukrCKUATi : PICOF1T.
They FJ.N IWI Vn wl.ere
otber KAIL ! Any rlze 2
inccc ? to U mche. Uianieter
LOOMiS & KYMAH ,
TIFFINOHIO. .
Dr. Le Due's Periodical Pills
to
yf | s i SirvEIS5
& fe V"Jar ' * '
! ! . riii.-
It f a , , , IK > VI. Mate , ! or r.-f nut thm , . .v "
can b , 8-nt .
opds
per ma.I on -
iioiaie and retail of r- > receinof .i. . . . -
Thc strnnijcsf and
i
made. Will malce th.- ; . - ' p < * r-
ifumedllard Soap in ' njin1"
without toiling , it i * ! ' " ' ' " ' * *
for softening WI : .T. . --ri-uiK-
. ' " ' " ' " *
waste
pipes , .li-mif' 7 ;
closets. wasl..nv i' " - - ' i'-"uts
trees , etc. _ _
PENNASALTW'PGCO.
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Gen. . \ -
sore tyes. usa Eys
W. N. U. , Omaha ,