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' ACer nil , It ml"t bo almltell that Ocorle
, Wentworth was a man or somewhat change-
' able character. For the last two or three
( days he h11 bon moping around lke one who
f l meditated sllcllej ( ; nol he sUlhlenly became
' the brllhtest Inrl\hJl11 on board , when every
\ 01e elo was wondering what wag going to
, happen to the ship. J.'or a man to be moody
and dlstraoght WhIle lanKer Wil Impelllnl
woe not at nit slrprlslnJj but that I man : ,
, right In the mllst or gloom . ' should uddenly
blnom out Into I smllnl coUntoflance ' and a
: general hilarity ot manner , was something
. extraortHnary. , Ieoille thought It Inlst Ill a
'ase ot brain trouble. They watched the
f . ) " ) unl man with Interest Of he walked with a
8rlnIH' atoll UI [ amL down deck. Every
, , now and then a bright smlo Ilulinatel hl9
fuie and then be seemed to be ashamed that
, people "hou\l notice he woe feeling hlarlou ' .
When le was alone with hlmll he had a
habit ot smiting his thigh and bun'tnE out
tlto a laugh that waR long and low rather
than loue ( and bolsterou8. No one was more
I tonlshel at this change than I.'lemlng. the
pttclan , George met hll on deck , and to
tIl great surrrlM , ot that worthy gentleman ,
SlotO hll on the back and , salt ! :
. " 'tly dear sir , I am afraid , the other day.
. $ \ \ hell you l'polo to mo , I anwerel a little
gruifly. I beg to apologlzo. Come and have
a drink with inc. "
"Oh , don't lenten I , " said Fleming . jO-
oucly ; " \\0 all or lS have our lIttle down
tU11 ) now and then. 'tVliy , I have inysolt
when liquor Is baIler Hcarce. You mightn't
believe I , hut some days I tee I awn ) dO\1 In
\ the mouth. I Is l true , I have a recipe for
getting nil again , which I always Iseall
t ! I iiit rcmllb ine Do ) 'OU remember what
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the governor ot North Carolina s\ll to the
governor ot South Carolina ? "
" ' ' " ait1 \Ventworth "you
1'1 sure I don't , sallVentworth ;
' I'm ' vo1l versed In United States
. H'e 11 lot very wel enol
p. 1IolitiCl. .
" ' thero'aan't much politics about his
"Wel , there \ % poltcs
, \ remark. lie merely all , 'I'l n long tIme be-
. tweel drlnls ; conic In and have somethIng
r \lllh me ' I scorns to me YOU haven't tasted
; anything , In my company ' since the voyage be-
, gan. "
"I believe. " said \Veutworth. "that lit a
, , . true Itatelent Let us amend It as l1on as
. 110"Jble. ! Wily In title cabO let inc pay for thc
k .11 . iliks I Invited you to drink with me. "
"Not at all , not at all , " cried Fleming : "not
while Im lucre. Thl9 Is tuty treat and It Is
funtuy to think that a man should sp,11 a
I' , uelt with another man without Imowlng him
Really , " . you set I haven't known you till
/UW
Anl so tl two t'ortiiy gentlemen disap- ,
pcalee Into the moldng room and rang the
electric bell
hut It was II hIs own stateroom that
Ceorge \\'entworth's jocularity came out lt
Itl IH'bl lie would grl81 [ John 1enon hy
the Ihouhler all liaho that solemn mal , over
, \'h050 face a grim mle would . appear when
II noticed the exuberant Jolty of hll' com-
rade.
Nlt.
. "John , " \Ventwortlu cried , "why dun't
. ) laugh ? " "h
" " 'cl. It Icms to me , " replIed , hIs comrade -
rade , "that your Ire doing laughing enough
for us both I Is necersary to have one
mpmlwr of tile unit solid and substantial.
- . Im trying to keel the average about right
When you were . In the lumps I 11rI to be
chiel'fttl for two. Now that you feel so
funny , I take I l\ml ot melunhcolyaca -
r - cheertulness tiolt , to Ie&t " I ! . after my hard , efforts at
I"\\'el , John It seems to mo too good to ho
. _ a lIe. \\'hnt n plucky girl she \as to do
- , " 'h a thlig ! 10w did Nho know hut that
. -t't- , thr little \lx 1 hall ! a revolver with her , and
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"I 1 SUllpose she didn't think about the mat-
tP lt nil ? "
"la\'e you seen her since the Ilramate In-
I c1llell ? "
"Seel whom ? " Miss Drewster ? "
" :0 , no ; I mean Miss Longworth ? "
" :0 ; she hasn't appeared yet I SUPPOS
she fears there wt be a scene , and she Is
alxloll to avoid It. "
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"Vry likely that II the case . " salll Went-
worth. " \\'en. rf you get ; to see her , you
can tel her there Is , no hanger. Our genial
rleml Fleming has harl I talk with limo
nowapapel' , wolulan so he tells utue ald the
way lie describes It Is exceedingly pctnr- !
(8'IU : . He has IhreatenEd her wIth gl'lnl
U\I ) ' the 'snail , ' DS he calls I. to the other
New York pallels , , and It scenic that the only
thing on rar'th Miss Brewster Is afrlld of Is
tile oppositon prl s , 80 she has Ilromlse.1 .
to say lothlng moro whatever about the
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"Then " , you have been talkIng wIth FlemIng -
lag ?
"Certain I have ; I jovial good teloI he
Is , too. I have been doing somuthln more
than I lal.lng I wih him ; I have bee ii d el nh ; lug
with him . ' '
" , \IIJ yet a day or two ago I understand
yell threatened to btrlct him. "
" . \ day or two ago John ! I was age ! ant
ages ngo. 4 \ lay or two Isn't 10 It. That
\ as years and centuries since , hut not h )
tlm ! 1 was nu old man then ; now I hah \ .
becouttu youlig again , anll all on account or
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Net ot mine . " & 1 Icnyol , , seriously : "I
V. bit site wcre "
" \ I. chrir(1. ( . \'P.thlng I will como
. 11 I 'thl ' ; you see . : : a 11 , ) ' does. NothIng
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I ' ldl'Krol u few la's ego anti lee how bau-
11.1) ( . ' it hah tur'riI , out. "
t hem'oul 1111 & iw.titIng Ito liil not desire
to ,1" IR the twitter . even with hIs heat
i' Irl-nll 'Iho t\'l went \1 [ tt deck together
I al,1 took a few tllll ulonl the praimeutie , .
7 dil I ) \ Lld1101 , tiade tie e'el G Ken'l'n
, \ t'I' Ilrctell In the 0" , upant at the dock
I h.lr . but he dii ' not t e the person 110cc : ,
h IUght. . ' 1.111 Wlltlorth that h wl"ll ,
I g" < I I g ilt-ta tlt. . 1011'11. t he loll it hut tl
. eoimtnu. . hil1. . 11,11t. 0111 ( n rtchlnl lie
' .1 sai.on . I\non polh' ' 10 Il ! Itewar 'N.
, . Do ) "J hlow II "In Wentworth II In
; her It.tlfol ? "
" . " \1. : I think site Is , " \8 the 315W. : .
. : \il ) JU take th " ' rotl te hlr' ? : "
" or ' , rtauly. ! "
; ' J hum It , Il \n tJ I 1\,11 for al . nawr The'
, I' " wer .1 I , I 1"t rl. , . I \ tht' b. . , lot 1 I ho
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: i Ite,3LsJ 1.t1 : he 0 't ( t ' , h'rJIlj' E'2r ' , I
into the saloon , anl , seeing Ien'on alOI ! ,
' ventured In. He sprang up to meet her.
"I vas afraId , " ho saul , "that you hal
been II " ,
" :0 ; , not exactly , hut almost , " she an
Awere , ! "Oh Mr. ICenyon . I have done the
most tlrrlble thIng ! You could not Imagine
that I was so holt uIII vtcked . " anti tears
gathered , Into the eyes of the girl.
Ken'on stretched out hIs hand to her . anti
Ahe took it. "I am afraid to stay lucre \ Ith
you , " "he said . "for fear- "
"Oh , I know nil about I , " said Kenyon.
"You cannot know ahout I ; yell surely do
not know ] what I have (1003 ? "
"Yes I know exactly what 'ou'\'e done ,
all wo all \ery much ulmlr , ) 'ou pluck ' '
"I hasn't , surely , been the talk at , the
ship ? "
"No ; It has not ; but lss Brewster charge,1 ,
ins with being an accomplce . "
"Anll you toll her you , were not , ot
course ? "
"I coul < n't trl her anythlnl for the sImple
reason I hadn't thp faintest Ilea what she
was talking about ; but tltit's how I came to
know what had ] happenel , , alt 1 came Itown
to thank you . Miss lottgworthu , for what you
have < onl. 1 really believe you have 8a\01
the sanity ot my friend Wentwortli. lie Is
a different man since the Incident wo are
apaking ot occurreI , "
"And yeti have 'euuIiss nrewster since ? "
" ' telling ' . she met
"Oh , yes . ns I was tellnl you
toe 01 the Ilerlc. U'al lute . how thoughtess
at time , I hal , ! forgotten . you were standing.
\\'on't you Kit ( hoWl ) ? "
"No , no , 1 have been In my room so long
that I am glll to stalli an'I\ here ' '
" ' ' deck with
"Thei WOI't you como UII on
me ?
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"Oh , 11 afraid . site am
of a public scene and I ant sure , by the last
look I caught ot tnt girl' eyes , Iho wIll stop
nt no scandal to have her revenge. I am
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I OUT lE" IIANI ) 10 TIE . YOUNG MAN. I
sorry to say that I am too much ot a coward
to meet her. Of course , from her point ot
vlow , I have done hel eternal wrong. Per-
hal13 It was wrong rrom 3n'bodY'9 Point ot
vi ow , "
" :15s Lonlworth , " mil John Ken'on cor-
dlahly . " ) 'ou 10lI have no fear whatever of
meotng her. She wi say nothing , "
"Iow 110 you know Ihat ? "
"Oh It Is a long stur ) She wont to the
captain wih her complaint and received very
little comfort there I will tel you nit about
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It on deck. Get a wrap , and come with me
l\S Ken'on gave ths ! peremptory order he
realized that he W.\ ' taltnl I liberty ho hall
no right to take , alli his taco flushed as ho .
wOllerel1 I 1dlh would resent tile ( amllarl )
ot his tones ; but l'he melely looked UI [ at him
with a bright smie ami sall :
"I I ! :11 : do . 111 as you cOlmanl , "
"No , no , " saId I\enyon , "It was not a CO\-
mand , although It sounderl Ito 0110. I was
a very humble ! request ; at least , I Intended
It to be uch. "
" \\'el. I wi get my wrap. "
As 'JIO loft for her stateroom a rousIng
cheer wan heard Crom up oa deel. She
stO(11101 ( uII lookell at ICenyon.
"What docs that lean ? " bho saId.
"I don't IOI'w , ' ' was the anvcr . "Please
see get " your thllg3 , on and \ e will go lp and
When the ) ' nachell the deck they saw
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everybody lt the forward part ot the ship.
Just becoming visible In the CiStern : horizon
wcro three traIls or black stumoke , apparently
coming toward them.
TIle word was whlsperell trom ono to the
worl'as
ethel : "It Is I the tug hoats. I Is relief. "
I.'iw people on board the steamer Imlw that
tlcr ! very existence dcpendd entirely In the
good weather. The lilcei4"atlt pumping showed
o\trybody who gave a thought to tim mater
that the leak ] hal bo'n serious but as the
sub"llencp or tlue vessel was Imperceptble to
all SO okpe'rts no one but the otcer ! really .
knew ] the thattger they were In. Bail , as the
lmas'engcrs wuro to see these three boats approach -
preach the one who mOlt rejoIced , was the
ono Iho ktucw ] most about the dlsast and Its
effcets-the captain.
Edith I LOlworth all John 1en'n ' paced
tile deck together , In.1 did not form tFo ot
the crowd who coulll not tear then'l'es
away tram the flont of the 9hlp watching the
gradually approaching . ! boats. I'ttrpoe.dy
John lonyon brought tito girl who was wIth
hIm vat 13 Jennlo Blewster , anti alhough
ttlSt pet'sou gh\c \llth a goat ! deal of anger
at glll. who IIUbhld to her temples with
rear anti con1uIon yet nothIng was said ; anti
Feli'otl kflew that alerwar,1 his companion
\oulil , foci easier II her mInt ! about meetnl
the woman with whol she had had such a
'ltorl ) ' five mlnlte : The tug boat speedily
tool the big steamer In tow and slow ly I tht-
blur 'Jf them made IJrole5s to\\ard Queeno-
to\n. It having been rGI'ul to lanll all the
pJdengers there anll to allow the disabled
V 'esP1 tu bo towed to Ilverpool. It an exatnl'
n tou of the hull showel such a couro to be
a blfo one. The pasoengsi's hade each other
Iocllhy after the ) left the tender , and mal ) '
that were on board that shl1 [ never saw each
other agaIn. One , it beast , had row regrets
: : ld ito soodbp to utake
CIIAPTlm Xli.
Alhough MIss : Jennie Dre\ster arrived In
Jndon .ngry Wth hue world In general , and
wIth several of Is Inhsb\anl In partIcular ,
site lon leQI \'e\'olln the delights et the
: reat cl ) ' . I Wa3 so oM that It vas new
to hr , anti she vIsited Westminster abbey
and . other at IU Ilelent laudmuk ! rapid ;
IUI'c sllon. The cheallues1 ot the hRIsIS
dellhhd tier ali alma spent no.t of her tIme
dashing around In n cab. Site put up at ole
of lie big hotels awl ordered lany dresses
at 1 piece , In Headnt Itlet She bought utmost
ot the Ue\Mp11Ierj , m rnlnl : Mud evenIng , ant
Ihrlred ! , I\ , , could Iot lInt ! an tn1erulng
ill ttiie 11 tie whole liJrlnt. Venom hcr
111)1' l Of \lcW th. ) ' \ < ro StUIll / .d Un. utter- I
. 'r.'n ' ! 1.1 > la r. , h".t to rU11 (1 'wn tle
I elt'r ' ! of l'Ut of tto hli ! . .tIIUoln she ! J : I
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tIme IntervIew tim , Inll dIscover Ilow he
to get out
r'lonrled It \ Lth hiA conscience Ilt
so dull a sheet Herr < ay ,
She < wrote to her editor In New York that
'rotS edior
London , , thought 1.Iuw town , was ful 01
good immaterial anti that nobody hall touehed
It In the wriing line since Dickens' tlm :
therefore she jtraosd ; to wrIte a serIes of
articles 01 the metropolis that woull wale
them up a bi , The edItor cabled her to ! o
ahettul , and site went. ler adventures will
form thS subject ot some future chaptcr
1en'on anti Wentworth havln settled to
the satIsfaction ot alt concerned the business
that hall taken them to Canada , now turned
their attention to the mine on which they I
hall a atenton uumontbs' option ot purch se. ,
Kenyon estmatel that the property worked
as a mica mlno alone wouhl p.'y ) I handeome
dl\hlen(1 on l50OOO , whlo If I a gOOI mallet
was to bl hal for the spar In which this
mica was ( tull tht Ilne woulll be cheap nt
l200.000. lie sid to V'entwcrth however .
that as thley Wlro to PaY only l20.000 for
tin property It seemell harlly fair to inhale
tiiiies that amount.
the ( prlc ? to ten tmes
"Not a bit ot It . John , " s:11 Wentworth ,
who was a Ilractcal mnn. "If the mine wi
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pay a good dlm'itiettd , on that amount
dl\Ihnd
that I Is the right price for It. Now , wo
hawn't any ! to lose , E we must get to
worlc. The first thing to 10 Is to take these
who Iwows
Speclittens at spar tu Jme man
sper I I ubolt cit I an utu a ott to ! ctitre . alll fnl W hat
Ilemall al there Is for I In this country , and at
what prlct. That I wIll attend to. The next
thlrg Is to get some good man who nnder-
thlr/ all about tile tormaton ot companlts to
jell Us . You spoke about the mine to young
In worth on hoarll the sluip . and ilLs J1me
wOlld , be a great bell to tIe In tile city.
( hlhl In hue
You go and see' him allI Interest
rrojEct If you ran. When these two tasks
are occornphleiieuh. we slush have outdo an ex-
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celent beginning
Wentworth was , an energetIc man , who < ll
the to \ ' under Iul eet.
not alow grass Iroundlr ) hiI
10 Bpely discovered that a Mr. lel\Ue
was manaler and part owner of one of the
largest china establishments In the country ,
mm lIlt olces In Ionlol. and this man he I
sought an interview with , taking wIth him
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tome specimens ot spar.
"I walt to 1(00W " he sold to : lel\ll "Lt
you le this materlnl In the maltng ot chila ,
I there mich oC a market for I , and at
v hat price ? "
Melville turncd tie speclmcn over ald over
In hIs hand examining It critically . Ills
gl'eat knowledge of his business enabled him
to Instanl ) ' recognize tile yalue or the mln-
oral , but ills taco showed
! no eagerness or en-
thmuslasin. When he spoke It was not to
answer questions , but to ask some on hIs
{ ' account ? "
"Wilere does this como from ? "
"I"rom a mine In Atmuerica "
"Is there much of It there ? "
"I control a mountain ot It . "
"Really. You are canvassing , for orden ,
perhaps ) ? "
' " :0 , I Inland to tOlm a company for the
\oriilng oC that mIne "
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"What . price are you asl.lnl for the prop-
erty ? Is the mIne In operatIon , or Is It
merc ) ' projecterl ? "
"I Is In operation ; that is . I Is being oper-
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ate,1 as a mica mine but my partnsr , Ken-
yon . who Is I mlnlll engineer . says this Is
more vllahle than the mIca. We are asking
l200OOO for the mllc , "
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"Tht Is a very large sum , " said MelvIlle .
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placing the slecnen [ on the desk before him.
"I doubt It you will get It. "
"Wel. wo expect to get It. Kenyol Is at
this moment wIth Mr. Lonworth , who spoke
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of Joining us. Longworth's
lS objection was that
tile sum asked was too smal . "
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"Olrl John Longworth Is ,
a good man to be
aSEoclatCl wltl In a schema or this klnrl , "
"I am speaking of his ' ,
nepbew , \'Illlam
" Wiiam
I.onlworth .
"AIm that Is no" qlie the same tlulng. I
know both undo ] ali nepltem' Did you wish
me to take stock In the eomllany ? " )
bitt "I bhuld he del/ht d to have you 110 so .
blt what r called for was to hlutui out s'hiat
fnd
) thought ot this } il'clmen , a 11 to get whlt an
Ida ot the demand there Is for it. "
"Wel , candIdly . I don't think I. much or It.
YOI see this I\nd ot spar Is one ot the most
com mOi things In natnro. "
"But not In that state of purity , surely ? "
"Perhaps lot , but still IHlre enolsh for our
PurPoses. I you wi heave tillS specimen
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wih mo I vlIl consult tile
wi consul manager or our
works I am merely I giving ' olr
. glvlnl YOI my own 1m-
pre.slon ho will be
; able
wi to offer you a more
deilnito opinion. Jt you will leave your ad-
dress with tue I will ask him to \rlte to you.
' wrie
'hat will be more satsactory. " )
This was somewhat disappoInting , but
Wentworth had to tlale the best or It , and
the letter rrom the manager , when I ititi-
ult-
utatohy came , was even mora disconufortlng.
' llscomtortng.
The manager of tile works DESlrted that the
spclmen submitted to him '
snhmltcd was ot no com-
ttmerclul'altle . so tar as he was able to judge.
MeanwhIle Ienyol had fared no bettor
with young Longworth l.onll\'olh beter
some difficulty In recollectIng that ho had
over met Ken'on on shIpboard or anywhere
else , anti he had no Iemembranco ot the mine
at all . 10 questoled John Iln he learned
alt the engIneer knew about the matter. and
then toM his \Isltor abruptly that the scheme Ind
did not commend Itself to him.
John Kenyon walked along Cheapslle teel-
lag very much doa nitcarted over his rebtttf
with I.olgworth. The , prceldcd forgetfulness
or the ) 'OUII man , ot course ho took at Its
plopel' \'alut. lie . nevertheless , felt \'ory
sorry the Interview had been so futile . and
Instfall o going back to Wentworth and tell-
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lag him his experience ho thought It best to
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m'ahlc off a little ot his IllsapPolntment first.
lie wa' soluevhat startled frst.
le Ililewlat started" len n man ac-
costell bint . anti , glancing up , ho saw stand-
11mg th@ro a tall fooutman :
! tal arra'c,1 , tn I gray
coat that came down to his ht"h.
"I beg your panlon , sir , " Raid the rotman ,
you 'bitt , ' ' Miss Longworth woult like to speak : to
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11rs 'Miss ! : "whore Iong\orlh ts she " ? " saId I\enyol lit slr-
"She Is here In her carriage . sIr. "
The carrIage had drawn up beside the
\\118It , anll John I\en'on looked round , In
contullon ta ace that Mists I.ongwarlh vau ,
Ilglrlng I islet 411(1 , the footman v lilt wal an
aml ! 'II air. An elderly \OUlln ul In the
carri.gs opposite h r , "hila a grave and
J a'fle1 coacbutiatt ' , attired gra\e .
l.nll ( oacb'IJI attrcli svll\\hal stunl-
lady ! to the fcttnan kept huts place like a
Mated slatue to trot . John KIon took
off his hat as li ) '
or hil a : hi approached the young
woman , whom lie . ; 111 not seen since 'ounl
lat day on the " totner .
"low are i/ti / , ! t. ICpnyon ? " Mill I.llth
Lonlworth brlkbtli , hollln OUt her hlnll to
time young mar by ; he carriage.'Iil you
not step In 1 I \lt to talk with you . anti
I am afraid tim Ilolco will not allow us to
block euch a ctbwle < thoroughfare as Citeap- lS
side "I
As she sal < tItle lie Ilnbl ! footman threw
opr the door ot Ito carriage while John ,
10t knowing what tl t say , stepped Inside anti
look him' seat " I
"hlolborn , " said tao young woman to the
I coathman : then tUI11nl ) to Ken\'on , clue con
tnneI , , "Wi ' II Utt tel me where : you are
golutg . so that 1 hrre
! olll. 10 ma know where to set you
down ? " (
"To toll he trutl' ' , "
tel trutl" saIl Joitn "I tie not
think I was going IJIwhere. I nm arnhl I
have not yet got 01 , ) the delight ot belnl
back In Land uuu allln , so I soemtme ! is'alk
alon the streets In rather n Iurposelcl'3
manner. " ,
" \Veii , ) ' 01 tll i.t ionIc very dslghtel ,
wbel I fIrst lJlght 11ght at you I thought
you were Ilnst ( ejeHed , and that ga\'o me
couragl' enol/h to.II ( you to cOle anti talk
to I . I said tu" 'self , there Is sOlethlng
wrong with the utIca ' unllte , nuai . with a
votuian's ctuuioety : t , II wantEI to know all
about . "
It. Now tell time.
tel le
"There Is really k'ery , little to toll. We
ha\'e harlly begun ret. Wentworth Is today
lookIng over time fturts 1 ga\ ' ! him , and 1
have ben mnkln/ : a beglnnll by seeing
some 11roplp \ \ 110 . Itbought , mlgbt be Inter-
esipli In the ittltte. ' ' ,
"Amtti \ero the ) . ? "
" ' "
"No they .
: tlY were Mt.
"Theut that was th'c reason you ) were loolt-
Ing so dIstressd . "
"I FUlpose I l. wat. "
"Vehi. tlOW . : lr. ' 'Ken'on , I you get die-
couralt1 after an Interview with the just ,
person you ththuml 1 < 1 b3 lntc'rested In the
Ilne , 1 \ hat wIll yotu ,10 , when . I dozen 01
10ro with It ltpoplo ? " refuse to have an.tbll ! to do
"Im sure I don't 10\ . .1 am utrall I am
not the right person to feat a mine on the
London market. 1 al real ) a stllent , ynu
see anti \ man ot science.
I know whit ' - 4 1)\ ' helm I um In amine
mine mies away from . cl\llzaton ; but when
,
I gt amonI men I .teel bomehow at a lose.
I ,10 , not understaol them , When a man tells
tels
tIme one thing tOI" . and tomorrow ealll )
ruses forgets lute. all ' ' about I. 1 confess It-well-con-
"Then the lan you h1e seen tOla ) has
torloten what ho told you yesterday . hI
that tile cast ? "
.
"Y R ; that Is part ) the ase. "
"lint : Ir. Kemuyout . the /Uccss or your
11rlject Is not goiru . to delelul upon what
one man t'JS , or t. or three , is I ? "
"No ; I don't SUIIIISt It ts. "
"Then It I were you I would not feel dls-
<
eouiragetl because otto lan has Ptrgotten I
wish I were aequalntlL with ) our one man
1111 I I woull . make him ashalel of hlmse1.
Kenyon fushed all sio said this , but laden
Itt \ repl ) ' .
The coachman lool.el around as he came to
10lhorn , anti Miss l.onllorth entitled to him.
sn he trent ott . wllo.ut 10ppg , UI ( Into
Oxford street.
"Now I talw a gl cut Interest In your
mine , Mr. Kll'on. amid hope to see you
ettcZeett , with It. I wish I roull helll yotu ,
01' , rather , I wish you woull he frank wih
tIlt' . anti let le know how I . can help you .
I know I good , dal about city len anl their
warl' , 011 I thmlhummay be able to give you
Fome good al\ ' ltf I least It you will hav
the couulescensl'M consult me "
, \galn 1enon fluitetl . "You are mal < nl
gamt ot mo now , Miss Longmvoith. or
course as you said on shipboard . It Is but avery
. " "
very > mal maUcr.
"I nevet' " sid any . .uch thing. When dId I
.ay that ?
"You said timaLO4OG was a small matter. "
"Diti I ? \VPltLauIi " hike your man who ha1
forgotten ; I have { orgJtten that I renlmbor
s3)'lng soulmetlulng . abomt ; Its helng too slal un
amount for my ( ab11t to deal with 'Was no\ \
that what 1 said ? "
"Yes , I thln't that ' w4s It - I con\'e'et the
Idea to m ) 1111 thfOU : \ tholght 50,000 a
very trilng sum.n' 0\ , .
dlth I Lo\gwor ) : . . "What a terrible -
ble unetnoi'y 3' do not wu-ior tt
lemol'Y ) 10 \t
your city umlaut tOI .ng- - Art ) ' 11 sure what
yestcda you told ) ' hll ? d11 not hall\en longer ago than
"Ye , It happenell some time ttefnre. "
"Ah , I thought 0 I am atrald ! It Is your
own terrible lemOr ) ' anti not his torgetul ,
ness that 10 to btalo . ' ' I
' 'Oh , I am not blantuug , him n , all. A lan
has every right to change hmi. umuiutd , I he
hl111nd
wants to " I
"I thought only a woman . Iud that prl\l-
loge. I " I
"No ; for mr part I trely accord I to
pressing. everybody " ; only vmelmes , I t Is a little de-
"I can Imnlne that. In act , I think no
!
one could ba a morl' Illeslrahle acqnlintance
than a man who forget today what ho prom-
heed yesterday , e ecaly It nnthlng partcu ,
lar depended upon It Now wimy cannot you
como to our house Jme evening and have a
talk about the mine wih my cousin or immy
father ? My father could give you much valu-
ahle advIce In reference to I , and I am anxious
that m ) cousin shoull help to carry tlmis
project on to snccess. I Is better to talk
with them there thau at their ofce , becau
the hoth hus ' the that I
titey are so inlay dnrlng day
am afraid they uniglib . not he able to give the
lme necessary to its dlscn ! 'lon , "
John Kenon shook his head. "I am
)
afraid , " Ito said "that wonld do no good. I
do not , think your cOlsln canes to have an-
thing to do with the mile . ' '
10 ,
" 110w can you say that ? ml , he not dls-
dusts tile mater wRit you on hoanl ship ? "
"Y\S ; we hal mme convrsaton about It
there , hnt I Im1glne that-I really do not
I thlnl , , , ho ) would care to go any farther . with
"Ah , I see , ' ' Dalt Eilth Lougworth. "My I
cousIn Is the , lan who 'rorgot today what ho
saltl ' . ' "
sall 'esterday
" \hat am , to say Miss Longworth I
do not \\unt to say ' ) 'es , ' and I cannel truthful -
fully say 'muo. ' . - ,
"You neell . sa ) ttothlng. 1 know exactly
how I has heen. So he does not want to
have any thin ! to dO\lh I ? What reason
diti , he give ? " . ( . '
"You will not say anything to him about
thin Inter ? I should boer ) ' sorry I he
thought that I talked .p any one else tn roter-
)
ence to It. "
"Oh , certainly not ; I wIlt say nothing to
him at al . "
"Well , he gave no partcUlar reason ; he
Almply seE utmeut , 10 have changed his mind. .
nut I must say this , he did not appear to be
'ery enthusiastc about It when I talkel with
him on board ship. "
"Wel. you see : . Kon'on , It rests with
mo now to maintain the honor ot the Long- .
worth famIly. Do you want to make all the
profit there Is to be made In the Ilca mlne-
that Is yourself and your friend Mr. Went-
worth ? " -
"How do you mean 'alt the profit ? ' .
" \tI , I mean-would , you share the profit
' "
with anybody ! ,
"Certainly , I that . person could help us to
form . tile company. " _
"Very well ; I was on that basis ) ' 01 were
going to take In . hyiousiui as n partner , was
I not ? " J' - "
' noteA . " I I '
"Then I shoulll .lcQ to share In the profits
ot the mine If h uoe $ not take an interest In
It. I you wi let me pay the Ilrelminary expenses -
penses Qf tormlnl thIs compan , and It you
wIll then give moo I z share . of what you make
I shall be glad to tUfnl3h . the money you need
nt the outset. "
John Ienon 100itcII at Miss Longworth
with a auntie. "You jro very Ingenious Miss
I.ongworth. but 1 C3n see In spite ot your
way ot putting I. that what you propos Is
merlly I form or.chariy. . Suppose we dll
not succeed In 'forming our company , how
could wo repay yott the money ? "
"You woull not need to repay the monoy.
I would take that rIsk , I Is , In a way a
sort of specitlatloum. I you form the company ,
then 1 allah expect a very large reward for
furnishIng the funds. I Is purely selfishness .
ness on uiiy ' * ' . -I .iclil'm'e I have a head
for buslMss. Wumen In this Ountry do not
get ElCh chances of < developing their busIness
talents as they seem to ha\o In AmerIca In
that country tlero Ire women \ho have
made torlunes for themsel\es. I beil&ve In
your mine , and 1 \le\o you wilt succee beltve In
forming your comp n ) ' . I you , or It : Ir ,
\\'entworth , were capitalists , ot course Ihero
would bo no need of my assistance. I I were
alone I could not form a company. 101\ and
! . Wentworth can do what I cannot do.
You can appear before the publIc and attend
atend
to all I'rlmlnarll ' On the other hand I be-
hove I can do \ \ ha' neIther or you Cn do ;
that Is , I can supply a certaIn IIOnt 10
money each week to pay the expenses ot
tormlng the company ; because n company Is
nat formed In I.vndon for nothing . I assure
_ _ _ 1 _ _ _ _ _
- - - - - - - . ,
- 1&
'ou. Perhaps you think you h.l 8Impl to
go onll see a 8unclent number er people und
get your compan term < d. I fancy you wIll
fnrt It not 80 easy as all tlat 1esldes this
business In'erest I have In It , 1 ha\o a very
friendly Interest In Mm' : Wentworth " Ae she
said this she bnt over toward John ICen'on
anti spoke In 1 lower tOll of voice. " 1les !
do IOt tel him so , because I thlnle that he I
1 young man who hu II0slbltes or being
conreltel .
"I shall say nothing about I. " said ICcn
) 'on , doetul ] )
"Please do not. the I wish '
not 1y way , \Ish you
would give mute : lr. Wcntworth's altos , so
that I la ) ' cmmunlcato wih him If a good
hlelstrlces mtie , or I flHI out . something
ot \'alue In rOrnlng 1 compan .
lenyon took out a curd , wrote thom all.
dices or Weltworth npoi\ It , and hanlell I
to her .
" 1hanl. you , " she said "Yon see I
)01
deejuhy [ lmpathlzOI with : Ir. Wntworth for
what ho had to 1138 through on tile
steamer. . !
"Ito was very gratetul for all yeti did for
him on that occasion , " reple1 Kenyoum.
"I am gall ] of that. People , as I generl
thing are 10t grateful for what their { rletls
do for titcium I am gad : . therefore , that Mc
Wentworth Is an exceptiomi. Wel , suppose
you talk wih him about what I have salt !
before you lal.o ill 3Oti 1111 I shall ito
quie content with \ hatt\'er share ot the
prolts yotm alow hue. "
"Ah , that Is lot bm'lnes Miss Long-
\vort Iu. '
' 'No . . It Is not ; but I am dealing wih you
-thtat. . is . with Mr. Wentworth-In this mat-
ter and I am slre both of )01 vIiI do what
Is right . Perhaps It woull bo batter not to
tel him who Is to rurnlsh the mone ) ' . Just
say you have met a ( rlcll today who offers ,
for I rtasonabll share at the Ilrols , to
sUllply all the 10ney imecossary for tile pro-
lluutiutary expense You wl consult with
hm : about it . will you not ? "
"Yes , It It Is ) 'olr wish "
"Certnlnl It Is my wish ; , unrl I also wish
you to do I so Ilcel ) ' that you will conceal m )
minute trom It 10re sucessuly than you concealed -
cealed noon. " my cousin's name trom mite this after-
"I am afraid 1 am very awln\ard. " said
JOhl , biutsiltulg
"No , yeti are \ 'ory honEst , that Is nil. You
ha\'e not berome accm'tomc,1 to the art or
tellnl what Is not true. Now , this Is where
wo live.Vlil you come lit ? "
"Thanl , you no ; I'm afraid not , " sold
Jolt11. "I I lust real ) ho going uoa' , '
"Let the coachmau take you to ) 'our sta-
Lion. "
"No It Is 'not wOIh the trouble : It Is
only a step ( rom here. "
"It Is 10 trouble . \hlch Is your sta-
tioti. South 1ensllgton ? "
"Yes. "
" "cr ) ' well. Drl'e to South Ken lngton
station . 1rl.er , " she saId , to the couchman :
anll theut Il lnin11 / the steps , slio wa\'et
her halHI In goolll ) ' as the carriage turnell
AI\l so John Kenon , wlholt the price of
the carriage anti horses to his nautie drove
In tilts gorgeotle equtipago to the tInder-
t11 !
IOr ! rqlipa/o Intr-
grottunt staten ant ! took time train for tl
cl ) ' .
As he stellpell front the carriage at South
Kcnslnton , YOUIl 10nlworth came out ot
the staten on hIs s'ay home , oUII wa simply
tlmtountell to see Kel'ol In tile Long-
worth's crla e.
John pas ' ' 11 him without notcln ! wht It
am'as Inll just IS the coaehman was 'going to
start again , Longworth salt to him :
"Parler. ha\o YOU heen 111cdng up Cares In
the street ? "
"Oh. no , sIr , " replrll the respectable
Iarle r. "the 'oung gelteman as just left
tS came 111 Crom tile city with Miss Long-
Wort it. "
"Dll lie . ( JlpCIhlre did you pick him
up , lnrl.pr ? "
"Wo lllclced him lp In Cimeapsldo sir. "
"Ah.ery ! ood. I will just step Inslte , "
aHI wIth that , muterlnl some Imprecatons
on the cheek of 1elon , ho steppe Into the
carriage ali drove homo.
( To ho Coumtiiiueui. )
.
'I'II Id Iln ( 1\'ICliT ) 11"I , .
Captain J.V. . Crwfold , "Tho Poet scout : " In
Itecreatton.
Iecrca Lon.
1 11 nar crowdi'u' the cloo email . tu eighty , gt I I' mighty
:1) hair it 1 > whie nn' scatlcl an' my back
hal got a beutti.
I i : am phal , ' un m ) ' trotters , an' 1) ' eyes
hus got su ,1m
r I : kin acltreehy see you 10nntaln that s
oC'on r have clint.
I\e gallrl,1 , UII S0l0 treasures that I
\nluo uriglity htigit ,
At' thull ono whkh all the mOle ) ' o' time
talth could never In ) ' .
. \mong m ) ' l o,19 , an' chattels hero I prize
I I 1010 thal nil
'l'hat . 01' Ki'mmtuclty rUle hangln' Ilal' ag'ln
tile wall .
wal.
Is stock Is ! earlc't ' un' battered , an' Its
hm"1 Is full o' nlcln' ;
Its lock Is worn wih 8arvlce till I scarce
kin hear Its clplt !
It's bet tile shtiutin' beauty 'at It hal whrn
I wml young . .
But wlH'n I sPeaks I ltasuu't lost the sltarp-
ICSS of Its tonglle.
Itvniu ummy lonc eon1ullon when this country -
try was a wili ,
I 10'e,1 I dear U ! father ever loved a
favored eltlld.
Ca\oled
chid.
\n' le,1 , IWIW skeery moments wiuu'ti
to mc 'twas . all II nil ,
'hat 01' Kenttuchty mule Iiauugia' thaI a'ln
the avail.
Lots o' deer has fell hefole I ; } 'l' : n'
man ) ' a panthtor . too ,
An' II early days some Injul9 Imowtd
about what It could , do
An' n sqllr'f eye peejtlut' at mo CIOI thr
\er ) ' tallest tree
I coulll hu'sl ni Into hit an' brIng the
critter Ilown to uimc'
\n' tile Chrl'ma hootln' latlhe " , tans-
tel' mile ! hut wa'n't they fun ?
An' I reclwn I RIII'lsed 'em wih the
houtln' 'at I done .
<
Ever turkey 'at I llrwcll emi caught the
vengealwo oC mm luau ,
1 hal
I'rom that 01' Kelutuclty rlfo ItaumgIut' thaI
ug'ln the wal
I have seoul tIle now Inventons tltcy are
' )
maldn' nOv-a-.la1
An' I 0' OWI 11)10 ; mlghl ( ) elicit In 1 variety
They ate limuit'somflo CUI to hook nt , . you
can load 'emma wih I snap .
An' you never ha\t to bother smith n flintlock -
loci om' n cap :
You kin shoot 'em mlht ' ' whcn '
! ) lively ) 01
brIng 'cmii to II ( seu'titcii ,
Xe\'el' ha\e to rm ) 'el' hulet8 , never havt
to Clt 1 patlh.
Blt fill' close an' halr-hrclHh shtootiti'
I pould 01 ( day 10wI 'em all
\Vitii that ot' Kltley rlo hanuln' thar
ag'ln the a'uuhi.
Thals one thtlng mal.es mo love Il n I
nO\r did atoru- .
\\'hen I heeled < tile rlngln' smmOl9 callima'
lo'al men to war ;
All the nn that 111'cll my daddy In the
re\ol u lon < a1 :
Got u-8urgln' In Ilay bosom till 1) ' heart '
was all abltuze .
Then I sholilierell that 01' rifle , filled may :
bullet pouch wIth heath , ,
Put that 01 warm clii ) o' coonskin sort 0'
Ittclles ! on mmty head ,
An' I offered them the utarvlce or a mighty
keen-t'el mann
Fur to do : mt fancy shootn' under
glorious old Derdatu .
Im IQt Inchineth long ago to : braggln'-qult that busl-
Blt wlll I nun t'nhled to answer fur m )
statl1tlts lucre below
I Idl face the J'at Commall ( with n
' '
conscience clam' an' linigltt . '
Arter sxtyin' that ( 01' cilIa ' done her shal" In
naaity a lhltt.
Ius'n't It ' Icht. surprlsln' , when n re
: thought he was 11111
Fur tl glt a Slal(1 ( I'emcmbl'ance ( as n many
ot 'em Ulti ) . .
That hue optics ' or I Yank was penetrtn
al a Iwk' !
" 'hel a 'urchln' Cur a gra'coat hil up In
the trees 01' roiks.
Through tile II0od } ' war 1 parked her , and
hroulht her homo ag'ln
Prowl an' sassy o' the lecord that I tult
her In to win ; .
\n' \Ion ago \U ; creep In' on me nn I
coutdn't shoot no moore
\Vitlt m ) ' Ihnk ) ' hnn.ls . I hung hCI' up to
rest ) above the door.
'hon title 01' an' worn-ant body under
tlls
neuth tile ground time ) ' hldl.
1\0 asked 'em II0unl lay It sort o' lovin'
mide. .
hy my /ide.
An' when Gahr'el hlowt his trumpet Il
mnareht up'urd at time call .
hlangin' on to that 01' rlfo over thar ag'n !
1110 avaIl .
tle1. .
1al1'll'l'lHS'
Father O'hlahioran had a telephone put
Into the parsonage In connection with lao
church ald Jar elill schol , relates the
10iton Transcript. Patrick ? Icl.'ee. his rev-
orenca's handy man , was Instructed In thD
Ull ot the Instrument . aut I was only the
next day when Pat , dustlg out the church
horJ the ' rllln" ot the telephone 1)11
Tklldown Ithe ' u-eeolver' I'JtrldtJ8
pleased to hear Father O'II.tlloran'a tamilA
voIce akln ! him somethll or other about
hIs work In esayIng to answer be remcm.
brrf ( that his reverence was I long way off
ald therefore he IhoulNl Into the transmiter
at the top of his "Ilre.
"I 'loti't ' unllerstal\l you , PatrIck " sahl the
telephone ,
telp\hol
Pat tried again wih no better Illress.
On hIs third trial ho came Mar ( splitting the
telephone , but again . cll' I.'athe O'llalbor.
an's a'nlce , "I can.t hear what ) 'ou'r amy- )
hug , Plrlclc. "
Pat had II this lme lost sOlethlnl ot hIs
11atence , a,1 : as ha stood gathering breath
for a fourth blast ho couldn't
bllst eoulln't rttrall from
sollolUlzl itt n low tone : ' 'Aim . Iay the
dl\1 ly \ ny avid the oull tool ! " hilt Pat
dropped the ( telephone ikII hot potato anti
fell to lila knees In Islayhen ho heard
' ' '
Pathcr O'hlalloran'u' voice once again :
"Now I hear ' ' , "
) 'ou perfectly , Patrick ,
Dr. lacknight , a Scotch cler'luu , wn !
\\as tIme author at seeraloults npon re-
Igleus subjects , lInt , ! along his pnrlshlonrrs
a blaclcslih as ho thou ht thl doctor's smrlt-
lug learned books was 1 great Illstnke , anll a
sad'uste at tlmue. One ( III ) ' this blncltsmlh
was asle1 h ) a stranger It Ur. Iaeknl/ht
was then lt the utannee. ' 'Na . 11 , " replied ,
the blacksmith , wih a simko ot his shutiggy
heal , " ( lie tiloul'S gone to l llnbro 01 > u
Wf tImeless job " The doctor hall gone nIT
to the lmniilters wih his eurnoll ] allialuable
work called "The larmon ) ' ot the Four ( los-
1)015. " The stranlcr Ilqulred curiously what
, ' " " ' ' ' )
the .
"lstIlS joh" was. .wl I , " 111 Iho
blaekstnlthu . looking at his 'Iuestoler . sharpl
to see It his anSWlr met with time apprecta-
lon It macriled . "he's HOlO to . utiale' lour mel
all ce whu ulcer cast out I"
"Johnn , " harl' cal ! < out Deacon Iron-
side "get up ! It's t t ; o'cloclc. "
.Iohnn ) ' cattle tumblng down the ltalrwa ' .
relatee 1 the Chicago Tnibumue . In exactly three
unlumutes fully drcssed.
"You'ro luprovhll " siiti the deacon
grlll ) "This Ic I the first SUIlar mornlll
1 ever knew yeti tu conl < o\n In less than
an hour I won't ha\o to staUII over you
with a club this tlno to get you read ) ' for
church .
"l.'or church ? " ecloll Johnn ) "I guess
not. WhM are you talkln' about , rather ?
IluumkImms Bros. ' circus Itt goln' to
lUlkll" 110 : , II pas our
hOUN II abolt half al hour on their asny
out to Jiuuttoavn. I was awtuly atralll I' )
miss ll ) . . . eollt' It. 'fhls uln't Sunday . It's Satur.
"Er-I : gless 'ol'rl nigitt Johnny . . teehlr
clmln rejoilell tl good ilencout . rubbIng . his ,
Gauizook-I see that : l clergman who was
runling for th" I legl I lahlro t Itt Ohio has lupeum
canght alemllllg to extort II bllb ! ' his
is I I sad 11slraton or the clerg'mnu In
ioiittcs. 7uittis-Ott. no It i iilustra-
poltcs. ZUUHIsOh 10 : I II 11 lustr-
lon , rithter . or politics In a clel'gl1an.
- - -
' 677 SS
rOI
COLDS
Griley Colds.
Colds m'o epldomlc and quite
g Ilppey.
Mark that nearly every person
you meet Is coughing , sneezIng or'
wheezing , and yet il Is so easy to
be "cold ploor" by using " 77. "
I nets directly out the mucous
nlenlblnno-stops the cough , 10-
stories the voIce , clears the throat
and head , dlsp21s the Innguo ,
and the cold Is gone , not to return -
turn Ir you keep ! " 77" handy
" 77" cures Colds , Gt'lppe , In-
flucnza Catni'r'h Pains and Soreness
fuonza , CnlnIIh , SOTE-
ness In the Head arid Chest ,
Coug , Sore Throat , General
Prostration and Fave .
77" will I " 'break " stub-
'i "brenk up" 0 -
born cold that "hangs on "
Dr. 1ulphI0)8 pute up a Hpeclt0 rt'cry
dlpAQse. 'he ) are described In his \anuol , which
Is sent ( too.
Smul bottles of plpasant ttemlet5-llt 'our vest
IIII"I ; , olll II lrttggtot'u 01 sent on oellt I o
l > le. 25c , or itt e for $111) . 1111,110) , ' ' ' \ tpl-
, 'tue (0. Ht . . and 13 William 8t. New \011 , .
Be euro to g"t
H-U-M-P-H-R-E-Y-S'
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A . PECIAI r. Y0005T7 enTer.
tmurybyphtiltamiermanerttiy cured In 16 to
35 dnY8. You cnn botreateent homo for
S thosamepniceiuntiorsanjoguarammty . I
YOU prctor to C0l0 hero wo will contract
to pny raIlroad Zero and hotel bills , and no
anl an
charge . If we fall to Cure I YOU have tken miter-
cury , Iodide potush , anti still have ache , anti
palns.1ucous'utchl'.ln ( moutiuHorOTIlnoat .
1'llplcs. CIJper Colored : Sllot8 , Ulcers ' on
any Illrtof tiac DOily Hair II Ey.browl fl Inl
out , It latbtst43'phtiitlo uruun l'OISON tle
tee guarantee to cure Wo / lclt the mot ohst-
late Clh' " lul chaleno the , orll for 1
(1"00 < nlnot curt' 'l'hts dloa8a hna nlwnys
baled till Skill \ of time m".t emInent phYII-
( I.UH. IIUHULU ) capltnl behind our uneondi'
lIOnel l guaranty. AbiohiltO protilit sent 8011e < 1 on
srimlic'ition. Address tOOlt ) ItEM ) CO. .
301 lueonlo Temple , CflICM.0 , l
' \1 teach , Ih' , mnrt'1otms French
I " 1' UomeJy $ CALT } , 00,1 , R
I , . NI 1 f ( legal gimaraulteotatit lALTICS , \,1 01
, lTO I' nmunrge. J , " , . n' ,
i ( : i9:1E : . ttTRC Spt'riuutorhriS nrlcohe
"I lJb''OIC 1"1 Vigor _
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( ' ' lS t a lid ia ) ' tfa1isd .
arJati.t.
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t" 1 A " . VON MOIL CO.
" ! aol , Jutl'l * " MOlL . . O ) I.
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4c:1-H GREaTIHUDYAN $
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This extra- Conatl , ritlon ,
otdittiiry lte ' " Conltlaton
juyontor Ii , Failing Sea-
Cite most . stationuNerv- *
' flton Ner.
wondoru' ouistwlciiing :
OiS twlchlnI
discovery of , ot limo eyes
the age. I. and other
has been en- pauts .
pall.
danced bytho .e'
Strengtllcns ,
ieamlluigcelen' Btrenrthens
Invlgorates t
11110 snout of J oriies
and , and toncs the
Europe , cotirosyatem .
America . )
be ' . Iudyan cures
punchy Iludyan vega : ; . , . lelJ lIt I 1 t1 ,
table. Nervousness ,
Hutlian steps , PmlutolD ,
Preiflaturtiess ' and restorts
of tile ( I I a- weak organs ,
citargo ho 20 , , l'aiums lii tllt
days , ( 'Itreti hack totaca
1 , 0 ST ' by ay or
iMU1OOD . Ightstopped
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quIckly. Over 2,000 private eatlorcerncnts .
2.0 prvale <
l'rernaturenCS meaLY Imlltenoy tlho first
etaco. H Is a eYrploU ohcmlunl WCnkDe
ali Lam , le 1 . I can bo topped In O liars
byIho neW 1i0 dl5covef ( ' ) ' . , mode tJY Iho Splrlal.
het-uoftho ( old C.il0l ) ludson Ms41Cl Inatiluto .
1 et the ( strongest vhalzlr mMe. I 1 very
powerfhl , but ha.ml'l. ' 8111 ( fur 81,0 n pack.
ago orO Iakages : Cor 5.OOilain ( , IcaIM boxes ) .
Written guarantee girsuiforaCure. Irol bur
!
six lioO.i arnteo Irl mirth 3nlrrly cured , st'x moore
1 ilI : sent to you free ofll ChlrK K
end tr chrcm2lam'l1nii teatimorliale. Adlrcu <
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lIthIt3ON MlUIOAL JH1'ITU'r. ,
"uDoHll Htcltol , Market . Cal. & ) > 11. S&I.
, Pau . . - ' . .
ARE YOU THIN ? . I
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Do You Want to Be.
come Fleshy ?
A FEW SIMPLE RULES
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11'.h ali Nut Ilt I Whlt Is l NCl'"INt
What thin people want Is flesh anlol \ fat .
To bo e'metlcal and properly poportoned
every person Ihould ha\'o a certain amount ot
Ilesit. To bo Illulp does not necessarIly
mltaul to bo tat. Pat Is undesirable . It clog
ant retards the acton or every lucle , Il'
tertrros wIth the healthy acUou ot limo heart
and lungs , amid when excess Ion vrethlspoces
11rol
of fatty degeneration or vital Orhat , to say !
nothing ot thl dlscomtort moro or less result-
Inl ( rol excessl\e adipose tisetie.
lot\lon sense woull suggest thai It cute
wishes to become fleshy ant plump the thing
most ttedell wouhl bo Jesh torllt1 foods ; In
other svords albuminous toods , like eggs ,
beet , oatmutemal ctc. 'flue Ilnds ot IOitI that
lalo Jtsh are the foods torml1 thu greater
hart or our daily bill ot tare r
Now tile ani ' '
, outly
) reason so many people roe
main thll Is bcllsl thlr stolncns do hot
properly atd com lclel ) ' digest atmd assImIlate
thto iiesii forlutlrtg beef steak auud eggs sa'o eat
every day.
There are titoiusapds of simelt ptople , and tIte ,
are really dyspeptics , altllotugil thtey tutcy not
stIffer auty tarmIcuIar vaIn or Incons'enienco
front ( ltmir Stotumacius , f such versons would
take with their uneals soumto lmraparat ion like
Iuart's Dyspepsta Tablets tile food would ho
quickly digested amId hue proper degree of
piiututpuuess very soon sectire'ti , 1mecnuus these
Tablets are hireltared exactly for that pur.
hose , They will digest every variety of
Ilesim foriumlumg tooti , Wiliolt Is tue solo reasomu
athy 11103' 50 quickly butliti up anti strengthen
thip , dyspeptic mulemu and wrnnumm ,
Stuart'a 1)3'speJsla Tablets cure dyspepsla
iiumti every forimi of luttilgeelion on this commuon
501150 plaum , ti.tt they digest ( hue food
ltromnphl3' , gIs'ltug stremtgtim to every uten'o and
orgaut Ill tlio hotly , shmil at time' sante tIme
tile stQlutacit line a cllatmea tO rest clad recover
its utittural vIgor. Notiilmtg further Is ma-
( htilrCi to cure any sloumunelu trouble or to
omako tltiut , dyaeptIc jicoplo strolug , luiiitp
anti well.
ThIs e'chlouit pr paration I naanttfumcitirotl
hy tile Stuart Cheutatal eouilpauuy , Marsitnhl ,
Micli. , and sold by druggists cvcrysvhuoro at
60o imor package.
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IliI.Vi'IU\t 1 ,
Ytltlt , N , Y , , ii W''il Stills St.
'I'll i , H't'I'l' ( SC1IIil , ( ruiJ ( 'enrai i'alk )
trr.'rs a IiLtu1ima'h'1I hioMfl tNt ) cmfl'flR-
( ) ( ; fl t' ) 3Oilt iatlic's tlesIr'iti , of titkimu5
suteial course , , Tttnrotughu cotiegiae ( itreparatIon.
at ist , ' , \ , t . Ltmlgta.tg , . 3m I to. Fruttettt , ( for-
ulierl a % Itti alms Sivtiitiii heed ) , aura , Cluas ,
Leslie 1tu'rgaut , t'nluictpais.
PATRONIZE
HOME INDUSTRIES
fly purchasing goods made at the following
Nebraska factories. If you can not and what
You want communicate wIth ( h manttfuic.
turers as to what deamera handle their oods.
JI.IGS , .IiUlfL.t1' rIJ'i'i : ,
BEMIS OMAhA BAG 00 ,
MenUfacturere of nil kind. . of cotton apti bun.
itup bags , cotton ( tour eack. anti twine spec.
tally. CIh.616.6I8 3 11th-Si ,
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flUflP'flIfi'IC.S ( ,
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OI1IIA BIE1V1NG ASSOCIATION ,
Ca. ' load sitipunent. mastic In our own refrig. .
rater cars. lilue Ittbl.ton , L'lite Iczport , Vlenua
txport , and I'amIiy Esport , delivered to till
Parts of cIty.
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OIflflLIjS .ts'1) ir.iao.'s.
A , J , SUIPSON ,
1409-11 Dodge-st. Tile best and eiaeapett pac !
to buy a good hiuggy , Carriage orS'agoh , Age.
for the best rubber ( Ire In use.
DRUMIOD CARRIAGE 00 ,
put rubber tires and ball bearing axle. on tileiC
osa uuuake vehicles , and cell a top buggy ( or
l&.0o bedlcs. Write theun. itihu anihlarticy.
( Ol'I'IEf1'1UI.S , 11.1 ICI.\I VU iJ1)11t ,
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C0SJ11DAT ) ! ) GJPF ) ,
Coffee Roaster , , aplea Grinders , ? danufactur.
crc ( leltilal , iahcing VoWdor and Oenmuaan Dni
hop Yeast , 2414 and 1(10 hlarney'et. , OntiuitFi. Uob
I'IoUlt , ,
S , F. GILIAN.
Manufacturer of Cotti Medal I'hour ,
C , E , niacucltmnnger. Omshi
J.UR.vITLJu , ; r.lUTUlfIt.S.
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O\IAllA \ UPHOLSTERING CO.
! ttanufaciurers of I'arior 1'urntture , moung a ,
DinIng 'rabmes and 1'oidiitg lied. . 2SlIt Mve. ,
i'I to Stualer Hue ,
1CC .1. ' , ! ) ( J.II ,
SOU'FIIOIAIIA ) ICE ANDCOAL 00 ,
Douneotfo and fiteam Coal. We ns. the 05,1.
Otitco 1601 Farnain-aL Tetephone : Olitce 373 ,
! : . , . .1. A. floe. Oenerai Manager.
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IDUSTItIAL IRON WORKS.
a.nufaeturn ( anti itepairing of .ti kind , at
maitiiuuory , engines , pumps , ste. . atur. prtntIn
presea , hangers , shafting anti couplIngs 1405
antIllOOIjoward-st. , Omalia
PAXTON & VIEIILINU IRON WORICS ,
Xdaaufncurers ( of ArchItectural Iron Work ,
Oeuuerai Foundry , MachIne end hllactcamlth
5'erk. Enginceus and Contractor. for l'Ir.
i'roof Iiull'tingl 010cc saul WorkS ; U , I' . Itr ,
ofl'l Ho. tutu . .treet , Omaha ,
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JLI 'r'rl.5s , COl'CItUt. ' ,
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Manufacturer Llattresaea , Spring fleda Jobber
Feathers and l'iliowL N. 14th anti Nichoma.
5(5 ( , . Omaha ,
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A1ERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
The only perfect protection to property. F.xam.
Inc it. flest thing oo eariu.i Itetiucea Iuasur.
mince rat , , lIiI Douglas-at ,
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Ii 1'Z-NEVINSCO ,
Manufacturers of lIen' . and h3o'a' Clothing ,
rants , Himlrts and Overalls , I)21l2 5 , 11th 31 ,
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TIlE OAI1A PAPER BOX 00 ,
Manufacturer. of all klnhi of Paper Box , . ,
ghelf lOose. , Hampia Coca. , Mailing 'hiuties eta.
Yeddlng cake an'S fancy candy boxes , druggist
and jewelry boxes , 3O8-1O Jjuaea-at , Omaha ,
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ti,1I1CI' P.tU1iICIl ,
JHEVAllSIEllRASKA SIIIRT 00 ,
IJacluliva CuatOun ahtirt tailor. . IZl Faraam
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