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THE WEALTH MAKERS.
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"Well," Bii.vs Jack in a huff, "I we no
rainou for any such hunte, but if you will
give 1110 time to put ou 1115 breechwi you
shall be paid all the same." And theiv.
with he takes down hm trunks from tlm
nail where they hung. And tlrnt giv-
LittU Moll tired not in giving u hind
words of comfort.
lug them a doubtful shako, as seeming
lighter than he expected, and hearing
no chink of money, he thrusts his hand
Into one pocket, and then into the other,
and cries in dismay: "Heaven's mercy
upon us ! We are rohbed I Every penny
of our money is gone 1"
"Can you think of nothing hotter than
rath an idle story as that?" says the
landlord! ' ' There hath been none behind
this sheet but yourselves all the night. "
I We could make no reply to this, but
some seconds. Then Jack Dawson, re
covering his wits, turns him round and
looking about cries, "Why, whore's Red
Herring?"
"If you mean him as was killed in
your play," says the landlord, "I'll an-
V -f n flP fur fr,
RWtll 1111 in un D 1114 If Mtm wu. lUli uu UJ T
knowledge, he was in the house drink
ing with a man while you were a-dano-ing
of your antics like a fool. And I
only hopo you may be as hones( a man
as he, for he paid for his liquor like a
Al II
That settled the question, for we
knew the constable had left never a
penny in his pocket when he clapped us
in the stocks.
"Well," says Jack, "he has our mon
ey, as you may prove by searching us,
and if you have faith in him 'tis all as
one, and you may rest easy for your
reckoning being paid against his re
turn." The landlord went off, vowing he
would take the law of us if he were not
paid by the morning, and we, as soon
as we had shuffled on our clothes, away
to hunt for Ned, thinking that maybe
he had made off with the money to
avoid paying half to the landlord, and
hoping always that, though he might
play the rogue with him, lie would deal
pnestly by us. But we could find no
We of him, though we visited every
ihouse in the town, and so back we
I crestfallen, to the Bell, to beg the
jikeeper to give us a night's lodging
i a crust of bread on the speculation
,'.t Ned would come back and settle
m accounts, but he would not listen to
i our prayers, and so, hungry and thirsty,
-m and miserable beyond expression, we
Vere fain to make up with a loft over
tUe stables, where, thanks to a good
stoVe of sweet hay, we soon forgot our
troubles in sleep, but not before we had
concerted to get away in the morning be
times to escape another day in the stocks.
Accordingly, before the break of day,
we were afoot, and after noiselessly
packing our effects in the cart in the
misty gray light, Jack Dawson goes into
the stable to harness our nag, while I as
silently take down the heavy bar that
fastened the yard gate. But while I was
yet fumbling at the bolts, and all of a
. firinlrA fnr fpnr nf Vifiino, onncrhl: in fhu
- rt " " "
, act, Jack Dawson comes to me, with
Moll holding of his hand, as she would
urban rail tinnV.Toa vorfl errant an A Euro
in a tone of despair :
"Give over, Kit. We are all undone
again. For our harness is stole, and
there's never another I can take in its
place."
While we were at this stumble, out
comes our landlord to make sport of us.
"Have you found your money yet,
friends?" says he, with a sneer.
"No," says Jack savagely, "and our
money is not all that we have lost, for
some villain has filched our nag's har-
tiAfifl. ftnrl T warrant Tnn lmnw TcVin ha
is."
"Why, to be sure, " returns the other,
'.'the same friend may have taken it who
has gone astray with your other belong
ings; but, be that as it may, I'll answer
for it when your money is found your
harness will be forthcoming and not be
fore." . "Come, master," says I, "have yon
no more heart than to make merry at
the mischances of three poor wretches
such as we?"
"Aye, " says he, "when you oan show
that you deserve better treatment "
"Done," says Jack. "I'll show you
that as quickly as you please." With
that he whips off bis cap, and flinging
T-'it on the gropnd cries: "Off with your
Kw' V ind let us prove by such
v ' I has given all which is
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squares himself up to fight, but the inn
keeper, though as big a man as he, be
ing of a spongy constitution, showed no
relish for this mode of argument, turned
his back on us with a shake of the head,
saying he was very well satisfied of his
own honesty, and if we doubted it we
could seek what satisfaction the law
would give us, adding slyly, as he turn
ed at the door, that he could recommend
us a magistrate of his acquaintance,
naming him who had set us in the stocks
at Tottenham Cross.
The vory hint of this put us again in
a quake, and now, the snow beginning
to fall pretty heavily, we went into the
shod to cast about as to what on earth
we should do next. There we sat, Rlum
and silent, watching idly the big flakes
of snow fluttering down from the leaden
sky, for not one of us could imagine a
way out of this hobble.
"Holy Mother I" cries Jack at length,
springing up in a passion, "we cannot
sit here and starve of cold and hunger.
Cuddle up to my arm, Moll, and do you
bring your fiddle, Kit, and let us try
our luck a-begging in alehouses."
And so we trudged out into the driv
ing snow, that blinded us as we walked,
bow our heads as we might, and tried
one alehouse after the other, but all to
no purpose, the parlors being empty be
cause of the early hour and the snow
keeping folks within doors. Only, about
midday, some carters, who had pullod
up at an inn, took pity on us and gave
ns a mug of penny ale and half a loaf,
and that was all the food we had the
whole miserable day.
Then at dusk, wet footed and fagged
out in mind and body, we trudged back
to the Boll, thinking to get back into
the loft and bury ourselves in the sweet
hay for warmth and comfort. But com
ing hither, we found our nag turned out
of the stable and the door locked, so
that we were thrown quite into despair
by the loss of this last poor hope, and
poor Moll, turning her face away from
us, burst out a-crying she who all day
had set us a brave example by her oheer-
f ul, merry spirit.
(To be Contlnaad.)
Newly Married People.
I dou't know why it Is that brand-new
married people always try so hard to
conceal their state. All the rest of the
world down in the bottom of its callous
old heart is green with envy of their
happiness but they seem never to know
that. There was a pair of them on F
street Wednesday afternoon just as the
matinee crowds were passing. She
might have escaped notice, for at this
season of the year all the women are
stunningly new but he well, since
Adam told on Eve there's never been a
man who could keep a secret with a
woman In It. He had all the ear marks
of a bridegroom, even to the barber
combed hair. Of course he didn't know
he had the look. A man never does.
Moreover, he fancied, being a man, that
he was hoodwinking the rest of us. He
had two dramatic papers in his pocket,
another in his hand.
"George," said she, "I think every
body's on to us. See them stare."
"Ah!" returned he, with a smile of
triumph, "they thick we're actors, you
know."
It would have been brutal to en
lighten him.
Why He Cried.
Mother What makes you cry that
way? Johnnie Our poor teacher has
been sick so long, and and Mother
"What! Did he die? Johnnie No
no. He is getting well boo hoo!
ST. VITUS DANCE.
A Physician Prescribes Dr. Miles'
Restorative Nervine.
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.:
My daughter Mattie, aged 14, was afflicted
last spring with 8t. Vitus dance and ner
vousness, her entire right Bide was numb
and nearly paralyzed. We consulted a pby-
A&fe&rav
MWfflrASillllIn llr jVS .. o-
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slcian and he prescribed Dr. Miles' Restora
tive Nervine. She took throe bottles before
we saw any certain signs of improvement,
but after that she began to improve very
fast and I now think she ia entirely cured.
She has taken nine bottles of the Nervine,
but no other medicine of any kind.
Knos, Ind., Jan. 5, '85. H. W. Hostkttm.
Physicians prescribe Dr. Miles' Remedies
because they are known to be the result of
the long practice and experience of one of
the brightest, members of their profession,
and are carefully compounded by experi
enced chemists, in exact accordance with Dr.
Miles' prescriptions, as used In his practice,
v. On sale at all druggists. Write for Dr.
lies' Book on the Heart and Nerves. Dr.
itea Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
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No reason in the world that you should go bareheaded
New fall hats at one-half less than old chestnuts can be
bought for, or goods that are out of date. $1.50 to $4.00
hats at the following unheard of prices :
50c, 60c, 75c, 79c,
80c, 98c, $1.18 and $1.39.
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If the goods do not fit or prove unsatisfactory this is the
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1013 to 1019 O St.,
The seed house of McBeth & Kinuison,
of Garden City, Kan., loco ted in the heart
of the alfalfa country, has established a
reputation for knowledge of the seed
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w hich is an assurauce of good faith in fill
ing orders by mail. This house has ad
vettmed in The Wealth Makers every
season for several years, and in conse
quence of this hns done a large business
in which the cash was sentwith theorder.
There has never been a complaint as to
treatment in such cases, and the pub
lishers feel assured that nil business sent
io them will be attended to with the
utmost promptness and integrity.
L. P. Davis. Dentist over Rook Is
land ticket office, cor. 11th and 0 streets.
Bridge and Crown Work a specialty.
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10 years continuous practice
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Tr. in n nrennrntion nut un bv aleadinir
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ticket office, cor. lltJi and O Streets.
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The
Royal Grocery Co,
SELLS MORE GROCERIES
THAN ANY STORE IN THE CITY.
WHY?
Because when you buy a Dollar's worth you get Value
Received. If you want goods in small or large quanti
ties get our prices. We sell at wholesale prices.
Farm Trade a
Come in and see us.
Highest Prices paid
ROYAL GROCERY CO.,
Mclaughlin bros.,
Proprietors.
TO THOROUGHLY QUALIFY THEMSELVES as Bookkeepers
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LINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGE
More Prosperous Than Ever
CAN BE TRULY SAID OF
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zo PER CENT MORE STUDENTS ENROLLED THIS YEAR
THAN FOR THE CORRESPONDING PERIOD LAST YEAR.
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Our faculty of 19 experienced men and women is the strongest to be found In any Normal,
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Nobody disputes the statement tbat we nave tne Dest equippea Business college in Nebraska
Its graduates are found In good positions throughout the West.
More than 150 positions In the best schools of Nebraska are filled by the last year's students
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We hare the largest and finest laboratories to be found In any unendowed Normal school west
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BOARDING, FEED AND SALE STABLES.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
ALL CONSIGNMENTS.
REFER TO ANY CINCINNATI BANK.
WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS.
WHY?
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county, Mo., 12 miles from Clinton, the county
seat; population 6,000. Located on the M. K.
T. K. K. 70 miles southeast Kan City. We
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Burlington.
On Dec. 24 and 25, and also on Dec. 31
and January 1, 1896, the Burlington
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over 200 miles mutant on its own lines.
All tickets eood for return until January
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AN O BEST ATTENTION.
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Established 1850.
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