THE BED CLOUD CHIEF
. L. THOMAS. ruttUli-r.
MRred cloud, . .
NEBRASKA.
WIFE AXJ) MOTlIEli.
w inn h,
lierhulr
!.,I,,IIX "' "tie liMik li-r J.1IC-.
liUliliK Willi wli' Hint CTUXecoiitpil;
l! m.-.ii Imp,.,, tlimve with u vsonifrou'
Kmif.
.... ,I,M,,H 1it lemliT ami wt'-:ii(at mmiI.
J Jl I-. Ill till liKt ,, till,.). IcrV.-Ilt t'fn
( I im- Im-ihi1iii1 bit ot HoikI!--! li-,
' iuiiiii-r Mint -.w.-,.t,ir-H -.ciiifi! IoImI1
llll Hie iiikI mj lit.l one nil lll'
Ti ii i- iliil -Im- ny tier Ininli-ii ilow n
...,' "lieliMit o llll-Oo-H .l WoillIllillOO'l,
I In u e lil h ii Ikt mum i-V eniwn
lleep in the hik raiiM-nltil MimhI.
I -or liltli- -Ii1I'Iiiii i-Iiim-i1 Iiim hn-it-t,
l I .k!Jii! Hi.-if to :i liiicl, w.-.-t n-t,
I r- tllllltlljr Itltek to 111.' iM'l'konlllK llillltl
IH-N-Ii.il to III. in front tin- h.iiMiily l:mt.
'tb-n in tli ti'iiili-r :tiil i-tlnl
..itlici-.l h -limtiiu of -lli-ni jiiiin,
I .l II HHoVI'l OKI lllolllltHill -km
i.ntlK'i tin mi-l Unit time to itiin.
1 Itc." -.In u)ii-.-icl, "ii it my in
in IiiI'Iii-iiV ti'i-t miII not no-rin
I iilooui liimi" -o, loilmt (nrnuiiv
"I i- eiill in.-, (.-;il. nii-I I iiiii-I oltcy.
lii-' oh. ov., nn- miIiIxm, nt my knee,
M Kli'Mt-t kIii uiiin oiuk oii.
I i i llii-ir ii'r, . trail rji". roui wi'
Ml tile ll'M of lllj lite nill tine.
l' tile ll'lllll T .-II ItlllK-l ll.MII-,
imii Inifl mill eolorot tlovittr.
ll Hie luttOIOieeof tll-I ooi-mhV.,
I nun' to it -rlll-li hymn of pli.,
I in on mv Iiiki'Im r Imwi-.l h'i li.'ll.l
lite lieimtifiil, Ioiik. lair huir,
Ur'.nn;oer lll Illrjlfl .Ii r.r :illl
W onl too mrlcil to Itii'lithe rl-eu heie'
li on m loK'liriuI her hi-l ki- lny,
i't Well-the "irethiKH hr limle 'me my
out who-r niriolt I IIIIlVIKit tell,
.ie tin-mh1 I. -t illl'l hl-t '"Imewell."
" i We foil in t licr. in rohe of white,
ei!i :nii -.nil, like ti If lx In i r;
lb i Illlll fm e timieil to the etthie; lillt.
I'lie o lni'lr Itloom silimit lii-r hull'.
-oll on li.-i i li.-r.l lip- tin- iniiit liejit It'll,
.ilmif iiji e i.-t- tie fist mifiht tell.
-lllllill: llll- M1 in I e i-ollli) llrnr
llll I am uiili on ti mi Ion- oii, ilnir."
Millir II". t'lirirnli r, in the ClirUtlim I'liimi
ax i.wisiui.i: wor.M).
t
( In.; ..f the ino-t iclcbnued practition-,
er ot le-th, llr. Iv., wa
K., wa called upon
me imirmnv; to receive at ai
earlv hour
:t vi-ilor in ";reat hate. who, whilcwnit
injr in tlit ante-chamber, -cut in vvoril
b tin foot man that delay for him wa
d.mjrer. lie miM be received imme- ,
h.itely.
The Doctor thrcvv on his dre i i r '
row ii ha-tih and had hi patient shown '
in. He found hiin-clf in the pic-enceof
a man utterly unknown to him, but vvho.
to judjre.by hi- die ami manners, evi-1
ileutlv beloujred lothe bel oeii t. Hi
pale face bore trace of jrrcat di steal ,
and mural Mifferiiijr. lie carried his
ii";lit haml in a linr. ami in -pile of his
i ffort to re-train hiin-clf. from time In
time a Milled irh e-cajicd him. Secinr
the poor man l:i";,ri,r the Doctor invited
him to -it down.
I am tired. I have not -lept for a
weik There i -omethiu"; the matter,
with in x liirli! hand 1 b not know
what. I-it a carbuncle? I it cancer?
At tirt the snffrriii"; was -iirht, but now
il is a buruiii";. horrible, continual pain,
increasin-' in intensity day bydav. I
in licar it no hrn'rer. I jumped into
mv rarriae;,. and here I am. I have
come to lie"; v on to cauterize it. or to
cut out the painful part, for one more
hour of thi dreadful tot tun would drive
me iu perdition!" j
The Doctor a-ked to -cc the hand,
which the patient put into hi-, rn:i-hinr '
his teeth meanwhile from the intensity
of pain, while the phy-ician proceeded
to undo the bandages with every possi
ble precaution.
boveall. Doctor. I bee; of oii not
to attach any importance to what you
will -ce. M complaint is sran";e
that von will be urpricd. but I beseech )
of vuu to lake no notice of it.' '
Where i the painful .-pot? It i
siirpi i-ine;. I -ce nothiii";."
Nor 1 cither: and yet the pain there
i- -o dreadful that I feci tempted to
knock mv head ajrain-t the wall."
The Doctor took a tn:i";nifvinr-jrla .
examined, aud -hook hi- head.
The -kin i full of life The blood
.reulalc vcrv lvjrularlv. I'tnlcrncath
t'lere i neither iutlaiiiinatioii nor can-,
111 llll I III"... UU".l !' ...-
ccr. It iashealtlivas:mv other part of
, .... ....
. IMKII .
And vet it -ecni t me that it i
nit her more red there than elsewhere."
Where?"
The -tKin-er took a pencil from his
pocket-hook ami traced on hi hand a '
. ..!.. .. l.ii'.r.i i l t.ill-i'jillf till l'lttl ill. 1 !
.in .i.iii.i .i..i ......... .-......
remark, ".lust here."
The Hoetoi" looked.
In fact, he watched the operation to
the end with the -reatet po.ible com
posure, indieatin- how far it wa to -.
The open hand did not even tremble, in
the Doctor's hand, and when the little
piece of round fieh wa eut out he heav
ed a deep i-h. like one who experience
a feelin- of iininene relief.
The burnin- pain ha eeaed?"
44 It ha .piite -one."' said thestran-er ,
with a smile. 44 I ho pain ha-; entirely
c:ied. as if it had been taken away with
the part cut out. The li-ht pain oeea---ioned
by the bleedin- i-1- :f compared
'with the'othor. like a" refreh"m- breeze
after aminfernal heat. Tr does me real
lv -ood io ee my blood llow. Only let
it flow, it doe. me so inueh ood."
The tran-er looked with deli-ht at
the treamiii- blood. The Doctor was
obli-ed to iusit upon dre.in- the
wound.
"While he was bindin- it uji the pa
tient's face chan-ed completely. The
expreion of pain paed away, he
smiled on the Doctor with a look full of
-ood-lmmor. and there -was no lon-er
any contraction of the features, any look
of "despair. He seemed to have taken a
new lease ot lite. His brow ciearea : tne
color returned to his face ; his whole
peron underwent a visible transforma-:
tion.
"When his hand was replaced in the
slin- he made ue of the one that re
mained free to shake the Doctor's hand
warmly, ayinr to him with conliality:
4 Accept nvy most sincere thanks. You
have positively cured me. The small
remuneration that. I offer you is in no
wise proportioned to the service you have
rendered me. Durin- the rest of my
life I will try by what means I can dis-cliar-e
my obli-ation."
Tlie Doctor, however, would not con
sent to accept the thousand florins placed
on the table. The stranger on his .side
refused to take them back: but seem
that the Doctor was be-inniug to grow
aiprrv, he begged that he would bestow
Will' til llll' llr!. 11 lirtil..
liitliiil in liit.-n.- u iilv fiilr
,1 ,.l :""' ' ml ln:iii.iai'il.
.. ui nwti-i iiniii--iiiii.MiiiiaJMiiii
' "'iimiiui, mill, HUM' eve
'ine,l like imt-ln-i -.uiumer-U.'
!. tui-en tin- Ifli,. that on jt ki,..ii'
i iitiiiMiriiiiiH.. M.Htu,,. w-j, "Mv Deau DofTOU I do not wih bla hail nveii lumj win lokeepior ikt Mrj, d,,,,,... - M(rt.j 0f a eb-eh Mtnilar H.U in a irrekiiH kettle inm dUtr
i..iV.;.,V..!!",L0.,'M,,,""'.,,lrie-in-ilMjut;!ii.; , that cither voii or mi.dicalMiuiiiv.-hould i a paekae of lett'T that -he could not nntiin to tin irnift. a an apple iilltnL' !. t,Vm fur twvnlv r tw.Mi.T-iUt
i-ioiihiuMii.Vu.MM0;" !b left in doubt a to the mv-t.-ry of the ktup hcrx-lf. and .-he Ih.-iI of me to inr a apple aud a -ar -tiMns for a mJt.... ,Ht-Hi with Utter aint lt.
" li--' iii.u i. (.... ...i .... '.1. ..'.., it .. i.:.-i. .. :n " .... l...., ..... inVi. tlwun li'wL ! lii.r. hill lie wa ....- il i ... .1.. .. f. iL.t ... ...
' -i . tin-! .V.V.I. "!...,, "'"w. .:.,.. -""'"'- o '-" """7 '" -,"."-", " ;" ": ,. ,,, ..... ..... t J-"- . '. .. ' T..mt.- awl orw rcJ at-l
Na-lwli'MHn -I . 'i,.rm.. " , ") P""''' ami ev en ei-ew tier.- am uptrnMiip i n-ii n- -, ...,--... -, come ,,., m-annj: ir i.iiiih: are n- , f, ,k ,,t tOHMlM. rMX
i."..i-Minini.i. lit t.u,...tnf,.H.' alMiut to ieenbe to von the onirm oi una irom iikui i "' " jm,'",- uuinil. then employ tor a uk- an ai- .lM. ,l.. . tr... t.tf .!.. .
think that hi patient vva erarv. Ke- niirror intne room hi ih:im me o.un r.-m icnipie ueu a ini-m nave neen i-a,, entire cliai.-.: a diviion .f labor. ' whu-h mut m no account Ih- allowed, ai anuio- a well a anv ImmIv . ould l 1 1 M ftNY 4 & AIM k
...:.i.. here." he -aid. 44 Iu a few dav I f'.r inyelf. I opened one letter, then eau-e.l by a blow; ; or vere fall. An ev- .Ull ,,. fuW, .th,,- tren-th and tone When boilin-hot nut it ill the can- and be .so. ,i,,l '.,rn wwlniA ri,;tlt, UAlAmdmM Vi! A iii i il li
4 will cue vou. The Doctor .aw to' hi :uitlnM- ami rea.l them to the e.,,1 animation In ,,liyieiaii ivvealc.1 the fr future ..---production. The re-u:,r -,.al a Muieklv a ,o-ible. weioV.,. Dumb AtTUO. AUO Cnkc,
aoni-l-cnt that hi .ra-e visitor , " h " f?1 ,,0"rf h:lt ws,i ;'t l.:t-he had il.cd of c..eu.o of lWrMnm ,lrop more than Hi c-- The followiu-are thin-l.ou-ekcep- ' . JTT", t . D .OiT V Intnlllnt Prl
-poke scriou-lv He took off hi coat. fr ine! AMiat did thoe letter eon- th- bmm. 1 he theory advanced for i a clutch, and then come broodine. 1r ... i ... .. 7 ""'. . "ri..,, hoilin- An ImPortii f5-oloelrat Fart. Remittent, Intermittent FO-
p..K. iiioii i in iK . ' , ? The vile.t betmval of which a her death i a fo ow: She i upp (), ,,011-itter -ire the reult of -nee. . Mmw lli.it lioiim- UroI(l-j lia. rjown u, lUil turc ,Clt,M. Kldnov DlsoaSO. Liver
turned up hi hu t-Ieeve ami took a , f, .,. .....t thev to h-ive been -ictin- the not of in.le -11 ",,,11. u". ,H arl "i '.'."' .m ' T water will remove tea taius and many plL-Les hrr creafc.t rtvoliitoni In thi earth'. VOrS, R-iancy uiscaso, I-"'ur
bi..urv in hi left hand. A eeond man w.i evei et the mi tun. .imttii.v o have Iii , 11 .utin- the p.ut ot .iin.il.- tl hreedin-from fowl which had mam- f,U tain: pour the water throii-h the Mirtace cnnfonnatlon fey. Evprr rear the and Bowel Comnln ntS. DyS
... .,., 1 ti... t....i '.iil.l Iliv. iiim.1i. -i '"' written bv one of mv mot mti- tr.iniii. either from ome ncceitv or f,.-ted little deire to it It wi 1 -re-it , . i. . -. V - m.v i., channel .cer -li clicler w.i v'i .'.'.
CS iii matefnend.! And in what a .train! .1,,. and. true to her :,edVall- J,, n IMtJ. TiVVr! popsia and General Debility ;
1,.,.,s, ,': cried the IWtor. who wa, -hat pa-ion! vv hat eertan.ty of llove in-. wa enf -ed in -tealinr a , de up- .. anil nilM he eared for differently ,. ve and J" Seun,U he 'r ?'J n Vh" en ?t" r3! lhc J f general Tonic for Debt!.
afmid that hi patient thro-l, ,mkill- l-'Miiff iar,'l! Hmv he poke of ce.v- on the ,,,-h evpre ea. and upon fnM ,lu. hl eo,,oi, breed muel. -iven white cloth: :,lo fro,,, the hand. That We no,eU.e rtn?u,fc"L..d.?!uMS tted Systems. Pnct 25 cettl per
fulne-,i-ht open o,e important vein. 'v! h't eouiwl he av.hed 011 the ....arnisr the t at .1.111 attempted to jump n Mttin-and little lavii.-. -Many v.-ar :l teaiioo,.ful of tun.entine. boiled with an1ne; bat theU danm.te oic.IhI box. Soldby all Dru;?t4tun this tOU
Since vou ju.l-e the operation indi- s,,rt of. -"'X a hu-band! And all off while the train wa ye tin motion. , ,,n,.k ,M.n,etusli laVer were unknown, a white clothe will ail the whit.-nin-pn- niiTnl1 Mailed on receipt of price by DU.SDAS
,,, ,. J,,.,T, ' hee letter were of a time when I wa-. with fatal effect. Nothiii- 1 known a well is the nroduction of c in winter .1, , ," lias Income overhinslnc c..ils or a roounula nrrv.r ii r' .., cir.f Vt-rs
penahle. .o lie it. ,., .,1 .,,,.1 ..rf...H limnv meill T t.i 1....- ;.l..ttt, ,..,1 . - ., ,,,,,..1. -,.n .l . ' pnmu. uouoi 1 -mvviimr. eeS:5 Hmt hoilcd March 1 much 1111- hadlaipeanl liefore U- cr fream. or the DICKC.3o Wo.Ster btreet new
Hetooktliebitonrv. and luddin- in 'ne.lan.1 u rfeetl.v h. pv . Hul L to hei identitv 111 .- a mucl,-,,le.l Anion- the bird of the air there 1 one prov,d bv the addition of a little .-per- ocen ha clven u a Hortili. Thu.ltlta y0,t Explanatory biOK mailed FREE
the i-it o tieir own lilo.m. ".,"." ., , , , " V , . , ...v Mru.n wiuen ine voim-arenrou-m up. cj,..,n :,n,l -ni,Mt 1 a--la: tie a hiinp nottcil until ttier Lave male an a-tno' met- nfl kaJ " ML a il 1 Hi tta.ll
.Itiunneeearv! On the eontmrv, , "'V',11 ,,:,,fln,, mn "'l,la1 thl lt leson.nl.,1: (Jenemllv the etof a Mi.aller bird i f l" 11 ira amfk'-ep i for It --l toi;.' P the .j.tra . I'er- UHHUl- l W ill U fall
, it il who will indicate how. leep d.mn I l -"' tin drawer. I My name ,- Anne Mehan. Iui-; ci...4ii. :n.l in rearin- the smaller binl ,r -V wlei? The in.,, a." lot.nl hfat1 '.mriS'rlSta.of'K . . i-"- .
V voumu-teut." i -1 knew that if I did not ,, for her . v,lle. If any thin-hould happen me. an. fiwim.ny robbefof their f.HNl and 3 vw the vvaxed m- then .-our .K'.nf .? wTt 25 iTof t, UD-tnpV rnmmiinn
l,he,nonM,mehwP'to, aml MtookW,k
Tin; Doctor informed H'vcral of hi
colleague of thi"! idngular eafcentid wh
formed n different opinion on I hi ul
jcct without. however, anv of them I4-
, mg able to riv a plauililc explanation.
Tovvanls the end of a month Dr. K. re
eei veil a letter dated from hi- patient
le-ideiiee. He opened it. It wa clo-e-I
wiittcii. anil he wiw by the -ignattm
j tliat hi- patient had written it with hi
; own hand, from which ho eoneluiled
that the pain had not returned, 'for if it
, had he eoiild hardly have held a pen.
1 1 he letter rail a follow:
this terrible inaladv. It broke out ai
week aro, and I can -tni'Tle arain-t it
no longer. At the present moment I can
onlv manage to mice thee line b
placiii-r on the enitive part a pieec o"f ;
lighted tinder, to mtvi; a a cataplam. j
A lone; a the tinder burn I do not feel
the other pain--ami it i- a nothiii": in
romparioii. .Six month a;o I w a -till
a very happy man. I lived, without
cure, on mv income. Iwaou frietidlv
term with all tin world, and I took (
phaure in every thin"; that can interi-t
a man oi :kr. I iiait marneii a vearao.
inurrieil fin- love, a mo-l beautiful voimir
iil of i-ultivatid mind and with tlie ret ,
heart in the world, who had been eoiii- j
I pauion to a ei'itain Connte , mv neih- '
Ih.i- Mv . if.. Ii-i.l no fortune. '.Mild the
S lve lieh:ul for me wa not only ;rrati- '
tude, but al-o the genuine affection of a
i child. Six month pa ed in Mich a w:i
; that the morrow alwav eeiueil to m
I happier than tin eve. IfomctimcI was
, obli-red to j;o to lcth and leave my
! home for a day, my wife had not a ino-
incut". peai'i. She woiilil come two mile
! on the road to meet me. If I wa belated
hc would tu awakeall iii-ht vvaitinrfor
me. and if. by dint of entreat v. -lie was
. prevailed upon to e0 and ce her former
mi-tie-, who wa -till very fond of her.
no power on earth could keep her there
more than half a ilav, ami even then her
reirret for mv ab
I'licis tint the other-
out of temper. Her ioiiilncs lor me
went o far a to make her jrive up
ilanciii'T, o a not to be obliged to put
her hand into a -tranter; and nothiii";
I'au-cd her -ucli ";iivcdipleauri a-the
coniilimciit -he wa apt to receive. In
a word, I had for a wife an innocent
child, who had no thought but for me.
... 1 ...I 1.1 C. 1 1 ...
i ! ll'IKI ll'lllllll l'llllll lll'l !-: 111
"... .. ,...,..- vxm, if !,. had not
,, ,if .,.
44 One "da I know not what demon
whi-pered in my car. 4 Suppo-in- all
thi were diimulation?' Men are mad
enou-h tfi cek how they can torment j of Mood hun- from them. She hctit
Iheni-elvc iii the miilt of the -ivate-t -luwlv toward me. opened her ee a
liappines. when I inuidered her. ami kicd mv
.Mv wif- had a work-table, the draw- t ri-ht hand. The dnip of blood fell a-ain
er of vvhich -he kept carcfnlh locked. I on my tle-h: her eye-.-hut once more:
had noticed thi--cvcral time's, shenev- ( -he fell back on her cold pillow and the
cr for-ot the key, and never left the t eoffin clo-ed over her dead body.
drawer open. I In oueMioii ran in mv ;
head, 4 What can he be hitlin- from me
there?' I had taken leave of mv en-e.
I no lon-cr believed either in the inno
cence of her face or in the purity of her
eve, in her carec or in her ki-e.
.Suppoe all that were nothiii- but hv-
poeri
"One miirnin the Collliti
eamc
.... ,
the ilav with tier, uiir e-tate were
-onie mijc apart, and 1 piiniiicd mv
wife to -o and join her. A 11 a the
carria-e had lett tin mi-vanl. I rath-
erclto-cthcrallthekey ot the hoi.se
ami tried them in the lock of the little
.1 1 .... ..r ii.... ............. 1 :i 1 f..it
iii.iiii-i. .in-, wi .11. in ..1. .... ... . ....
like a man coiiunittin- hi lirt crime. I
vva a thief about to surprise the secret
of a feeble woman. My hand trembled
a I drew from the drawer, prudently,
carefully, one by one. the object con
tained therein. that no confusion
-hould bet my that a tran-e hand had
ran-acKcii them, .viv iirea-t neavcii
I wa well ni-h
-udilculv. beneath
uffocatcd. Ilelmld.
1 ma of lace. Iliad
placed mv hand on a packet of letter!
I felt as if a ahofli-htiiin-hadi:ied
from nn head to my heart. Ala! one
-lance told 1110 what thee letters were.
They were love-letters! The packet
was lied In a pink ribbon with a ilvr
ed e. A I touched the ribbon the
thou-ht occurred to me: Is this ri-ht?
I thi work worthv of an honest
111:111:
I To -teal the -eeret of a woman! S.e-
I cret which belmi to the time when he
vva a voiin--irl! Can J ak her to
render an account of the thou-ht he
had before -he belon-ed to me? Can I
.... g I I I I
"-J'-""":'" '.,""" " "" ""- "' ""
know me' ho couhl upcct her of a
fault? Who?
I wa base enou-h to do
o. aim me uevu a am wiiispereu 111 my
ear: Suppoin-that these letters were
of a time when I had already a ri-ht to
all her thou-ht. a ri-ht to be jimIoii
even of her dream, when he wa al-
I untied the ribbon. No
There was not even a
at V2 o clock she wouhl come back fnnn
ttin iiiitfi- 111 tlie eveiniiir iiil -it
a-ain to fetch her. ami after much en-, i nc pain -ave me no icpue ami ' ; ; fr hatchin-. from one lo.alitv to anoth-tn-atv
-iiccccdcd in decidin-her to -pend n-aed from hour to hour. '1""-; ,.r, ,.,,. u,ild be better :iiifactioii
- mmm ----- . a r l .--- .- ..... , - .. - . -raTaTam rBl a - .Taa aian a
it happened. She -ot down hastily from could not be read, even bythe aid of a
the carriage and ran towards nie a I tron- ma-nifyin- -las. " The only re
Mood waiting for her on the tcps. She niainin-article which may lead to" the
kised me with extreme tenderness and identity of the unfortunate young woni--ceined
to be verv glad to be with me an found upon her peron wa a much
ii.. v - .....-- .- . ...... ...
a-:un. 1 let notiuti- ne seen on mv
face. We talked, we supped together
and then retired to our separate bed-
face of such innocence! My resolution,
was taken. I had the stubbornne-s of
1... ....i ...... i.....t...l Wi fi.r.l ;.!..
i..u ni.iiiiii.oi ................. .--... ......
Th.. .ui.Atl llOll .l-rnillll lllfirhnle -.llll
iiiu iiuijuii i.. . v. . .... --V -.".-w i'i..
where; I did not perceive, it until the
vc. 11 unui nie
ied. AVe buried
i., . L .1
1. .1
next tiav, wneii u uau un
her without any one
.--,.i.v.i..ji .ne
tnith. 1 lived there in complete soli -
tude: who was there to control my ac -
tions? She had neither relatives nor
protectors to nuestioii me on the subject
and I designedly put off writing to my
friends, o that none of them could ar -
rive in time.
44 On coming back from the vault I
uiu not ieei ine n-iuei vv eigtn. on my
conscietlce. I had been enieT. but she
less remore than I
nniii. i.i,iii,...w.viien-. win j-uwei ... ..uc ..k. .,. nan on a th,i tfin1. -iiminor heatsand ultrv night Gen. Forrest's Ieperate Game of
awake, T counted every hour. AM.en brown pair ..f jeans pants, dark coat. wnw IU autl tho llinl are , or, I Poker.
the clock struck a quarter past nii.liught .blue shirt, -alters a,,,! -traw hat. She ,.xh',-ted The moltin- eu,m j-
I -ot up and passed into her bed-mom is of decided masculine appearance b,- do. :U. h.;iMl am, the .,-,,, ;,:M,.m ;. & , V(.ars ( .,. Fom.,. vWlXOil
Ihere w:is the bean if ul blonde head ' injr about In e feet high, .p,anly built, preparing f,,r a chmv, the recoverv the citv and Mopped at the old Citv Ho-
bnncilin the white, pillows it lf thus , hands large and coarse, features rather W whk-h is a uue-tlon of time and tel. that ni-h Uveral gentlemen call-
tli.it onr-nlc nrt ila.iiiii-r.a.1 111 tn. mill art .f lili ciiif mil ailir.r nnrli ttiibntii K.... .1 -- - .
1 , .. ' T 1 in , V" 1 .1.1 . o- ' y " " ",u care. Hv tin tune, if left unheeded, ed to -ee hun. among them a gentleman
white clouds. Miat a frightful lie wtis apparently about 2. veass of age. .1, ,;,. ,: . . 1 . -1 1 t 1 . 1 -.i .1 o .,- ti
.,.,,,, . r x.,t.... ,-;.. .,..1. .1 ' f , tlieir roo-tin--plaee have become foul 1 now connected with the ISiinncr. I he
thus on the part of Mature: vice with a , .....i ,-.,. .. .,, . , . . ,, . .. .... ....
Liwivnu...,...! -o""v -. i?ci. 11.. ..cm.. icMiu. 11.1..1 uiu tovvls -houhl not be kept over the econd out Our infor
her throat and hastily strangled her. nresence of 1 me salts, and niarbcvoiin- ,.-; - ,...1..--:. .. . :.. L. . A ' , tc " l mV V,r.mior.
She opened for one moment her large. , teraeted bv soaking the dried vegetables . TI ere i no btvod of fowl- Vha Z: 1 , 1 - , Ul " ' -Tin
bark blue eyes, looked at me with a.- over night, drainnfg and cooking them niWmem and enters mto t-onveration with luni:
tonishment: then closed them and died, in freslf water : verv soft water? either j tv viddto coiSement S t " Gcneral; ? h,e' !Ve ? "
as 11 iuuw.i; .ui-ii" u..u .. uc.a au- a iiuiiiuio iu. u.mi vvaier. .neiimm tender and rennire mnn. Mm fln.lVnm. ..1-. 1 j 1 - 1
grv with me, not even when I killed her. oft water is the best for general cook- thouXtinf.3 T. eve legan to
rSdmnof blood fell from her mouth infmirnoes. altbonr,, Uhluw ?- L"Ll nR Ban an-v of "ie other Park4e -ith the memorj- of old time.
.. ,. 1 j -1- .. 1 -.f ..v y. ; e-"-; ""..-- racea 01 iuer. ieneci eg-s. alter once nnd 4r .nm. mo. intorut n th
on tne djck 01 my nanu. 1 011 Know in it witnout salt are often soft and
1 n.niTAjl 1 Jl t.l &. la la.- T .1 A...1 1 I m -. . avl. ia..). 1
uraci.mii.. i uiu iiin u.ur iiw; i wum .-uiniij. uie iies-u anu maKes IL linn, ' tne scarlet
iorget ner: i nanny tiiougut about it. . while the egg keeps it snfliciently soft, years old. it
eer uiu a man commit a murder with and the rose-water uerfumes the mivtriro nn.l n le
On my return. I found in the chateau
the Countes h often mentioned. .Mv
nicaurc had len o welltnketith.it
he alo arrived toi late for !! funeral, j
She ec incd imiHi agitat.il on ieiiig me.
Terror, sympathy, griefI know not j
what made her "wak o eotifue.Ily '
that I rould not underMniid what -he . healthy bud, a a graft taken from a
aid to mnoIe inn. dl-e.-v-ed Ire. i liable to affect the tink .
Did I even litcnJo her? What j fr intanc a bud i nun a iefi tr-4
need had I of eon-ohition? I wa. not. having the vellou will omw thi di-
kjitpw stricken. Finally hetiHk me fa-jt.ai.ti, the tiMk. Tin follow ins cn-
miliarlr by the hand and nald in a low 1 n,j, .mnl,, t',,. whole matter in a
voiw that -tie was omigeu io coninie to
me a wcrel and that h- counted on my
coolness I quiMiomil her on the eon-
tvnb. of thesJ letter. At tin-oue-tiou ,
the Iad tartil ami rephcil with imlijr-
nation
. Sir. your wife wa more .'eiiemu
than you. hen -In took charge ot
llie-i lener IM oni imii ai me un-ir
content. She even rave me her word
never to look at them, and I am eon
iliced that h never eeu htlired at
them. Her- wa a noble oul. and he
would have di-daiued to break in -ecret
her "iven word
. .... ... .. ...a
" ' It 1 well, 1 repheil. Jtow-Iiall 1
reeoirni.e the parka"!?'
' It watird by a pink ribbon with a
-ilver ed :.
"'I will ro and -earch for it."
" I took 111V Wife-. Lev and bejnm to
-arch fur the packet: altlmueh I knew
where itvva. I pretended to have -oim
difliculty in fimliii; it.
"Is "it thi3' I .-aid, handing il to the
Counte.-.
4,4 Vc-. e! See. the knot I made i
Mill then. She never touched it."
44 1 did not dare to lift my es to her.
I feared let .hc hou!d read in them
that I had undone it. and that I hail un
done .oiiiethin; -( he idc-. I took
leave of herhatily; ln. ;ut into her
earria";e and ilrove off. Poor woman.
hc had her cxciic. Her huband vva
brutal and diipalcd. If I had bieii
hkc him I should have ile-crvnl a wile
likelier. (Hi' hut my wife! Her heart
wa innocent, her oiiI angelic! she
lovi'd her hu-oaml even m the moment
when her hu-band killed lu-r I do not ,
know what I did duiin- the lir-t hour (
that followed. When I came back to '
the con-cioii-nc of the horrible reality.
I wa? in the vault, bc-idc the colliu. I !
-aw the Hd -lowly rai-ed and the dead
woman within roe noi-ele lv before
me. I wa -ircicneii, miii ami Mark.
I wa
, . . .. - i .
bc-idc the colliu. one hand on it ed-
. .
in. one hand on it e.l-c
in,! the other beneath I.e.; head. I he
,lli oi I lie I'orp-e were vv line : one droll
A -hurt time alter 1 vva- awakened
I iv a pain a harp a that produced hv
. . . . -. i
open air. Itvva early nionmi- N
one aw me I he drop of blood had
di-appcarcd: there wa utvva.d-i'rn
a -coriuuii -nn. I riiMicti into ine
111 llll. It. llll . I II IM I II V Til II V 1111 11111'
. i ' i it ! i .i i i I
blood had fallen burned a thou-li bem-
atcn
....... ..tii. .. l....- ....;..,..
""'., "" " '.'- i"". ." .
.... -
... ..-. ii.. .in.) i... i
uep oniciiinc. imh -.-ii un-n ,.-
, """ " " ., , t iMM iiiin jei'iiipiii-iii m .ill,! Him i" m- ;tjH i-Hp Mm- IMli MHO.ll JTn-M l",fw, .
iiiiiuir a iiiiiii'iii:iii b.iiii - . ..& .. . ..&. a . .. .t
lot con-ciou-ne-of my -ufferin- Miciv,,,,, r, have perfect li.dl-. and alien
was no one to whom I could make com- i . r, f(.(.. ,..,,, u,;tv ,r, ,.,.
plaint, and for that matter there wa I r, rt.r,i.iriv .,,., ,,e -heli; mav no-
n . w ,,., wo ,,.,.. ,m-..-v... '.
fill nin uiiii win. i ii:ii ih-iicVi'M iiiv 1
v i
,, . .. " 4l ;
Morv . i on nave ocen vvuue- i i ne m-,
ten-itv of mv -lifferin . ami von know 1
.- ----... - - ---
how much vour operation relieved m
I Sut a soon a the wound heals the pain
come back. It ha come now for the
third time, and I have no Ion cr the
sticii-tli to tru--le a-ain-t it. In an
hoiij- l h:ill he ilcao. 1 m thou-ht
1,'"n" '
oles me - as -he ha aven ed herself on
me in thi world he will, pcrhap, for-
iXve me m the ne.t. I thank you lor
onr -ood oiliees. Ma (iml reward you
for them I " j
A few dav s after, the uevvpaper of i
S. recorded that one of our richest '
lauded proprietor had blown out hi j
brain. Some attributed the Miieide to 1
-rief at hi wife death: others, who I
were better informed, to an incurable
new-paper ot j
wound. Those who .knew bet said he
was a monomaniac, and hi wound,
which could not be cured. eiled only
in his inia-ination.- Fnn the Ilinnjtirinn
of Mnuru Juhni.
A Female Tramp Killed.
At Viiieentie. Iml.
011
the niornin-
of the loth, the bodv of a woman attir
ed in male dres-was found lyin-dead
aero the -ide-track of the Ohio and
Miisippi Kailroad. about To feet from
the wet end of the plat form at the I"n-
1011 Depot. She wa lyin- upon her
i.hc ;iim 1 ne iiiuv i-Mcinai in 01 in-
jury was a ueep s,-aip wounii ai.ove ine
tie 'party tiu.lm-tlusvvillen.l nu
. I lie reillMlliiinr .ill.miii.ifl.iiit irnnu
.... .--..i.... ...mm-
. soiieu hk iian.lkerc'uef. of saffron
; center and li-ht blue border, having the
initials P. .1. worked upon it in one
Hard water used for cooking pur-
oses coats the surface of meat or vege -
;..i.i.. i.:i...i :..:....:.i. i: 1. ..
I.U.I.J "mini in o mm nine 10 micii an
.ivl.ml .... .-nn...i;..i.L. In In.ll...... l..l
v.n -111 i- cojiiviiiiu - 10 1 0111 :. 1111. 111 .i;i. .1
. . . . -,. ....
tasteless, coning water weu salted
Ulmuld ilw-ivs: he sed fro- hnlmo- v
1 :ulU(l aVlai.5' nc " Ior ooihng e-e-
j tasteless.
. uimc.. aunuum mju w.uer maKes tne
1 best tea and coffee
j
t0 makc the hands soft and white
one 0f the best things is to wear at ni-ht
iarse mittens of cloth filled with wet
1 i,ran or oatme-al. and tied closely at the
wrist. For the face, oatmeal paste is as
efficacious a anv thing, thou-h less
agreeaoie tnan tnu p:ste made of eg-.
I alum, and
rose-w:iter.
Ihe alum
.. ,.
i and makes the cunl softer.
FAK3H TOPICS.
I.sn.i i;v i: or thi: mkk m
Ckait. In budding or grafting m It
j. fu , . a .jinil -ux-V. a k w ill.
,, njn',. ,-lM, tntt f .,,. roiumniur-air
the di-.-a to the irraft. l nroid nn-
,lut.hiHr In a favorable lunate ami
.w,il, when the gnat.t gn.wtli. dura-
i, .MI,, f low,r growth, amllf tin
M,jj nn,l elimnte 1 unfavorable, iim- a
toek adapted t the oil. or one wIih-Ii
will. b it hanlier root, endure the
cc iM. A". J. Wrht
of -helli-,1 1,,, .in water jtt to eivur
S.u.T,SrLl-iitM:A.NiCilAiir.l. oi: fnT . or ,1(!fl milIU Cut 0,n,
Pir.. W.. have ob-ervrd that when fnm, half a den eivr- ami add to the
pi--are fed a -n-at d-a of heartv f-wnl. ,Hfln,. 1k,h tM,.,r ,iniit.- !.r half an
they an fund of alt and charcoal. !:..,. ,hnn.. JM wT,t..r n.l.t u.
i an often nffectel with in!i:retion. an
"
1 the -alt and charcoal areiriHl rcinedii
i We can not ven, well mix the-e thinr
' with their food in the rijrht pnijiortion,
j and. moriiiver, it would not be ljet to
; attempt to force a pi- to eat them unle
i it wanted to. or el-c it apju-tite mi'rht
i... .i.. . ...i i i ... .... .i...
, oi- ie-iioi'ii ;iini uai in titnir iiioii io-
expenmetii :
but bv iiiixmir the -alt ami
charcoal to-ether. and puttinjr them in
a Ikix acce ible to tin pi. thev will
cat no more than they require. Then
i- no danrcr in puttiii"; either -alt. char
coal or -tilphur. whiri the pi-- can p-t
them, but to mix them in their foo
iniirht iuitiri
it. :.,ii.. ;f ..........'
of them -hould no a voracious an- .
.- 1 -!"- . . .-.
petiti-. Ho- will eat a eon-idenible I re-it t..-ether and lav onawirebn.il
ouautitv of Milphur. and it i- exceedin-- t !r ' lo "' "' '''' nj''
Iv healthful to them a a purilier of tl. . i--j'ttnil n-tam tlw jhh.-. then turn
r.t...wi .I...I i. Iw.l. . il...... to .r..i ri.l of and tend with the utmo-t cat.-. Place
. . . . - - ..?.. .
tie veriniii which mfe-t their ImxIic" in
-idc and out. We want the pi we are
oin-to eat to have pleiiiv of -ulphtir.
at lea-t all t ley will take" Their tleh
make better food F. It t'urli-'.in liii'
nil A' Yrh r.
Pitiiiu itiiin am Ki:i:iim; ok Ks.-
( ifti'iitime- it i- ri m:lttei of iniiiort
ai tokei.pe-- for a time. When
prices rule low. thev maj be pre-rrvc
m comparative fn-hne- for -everal
week, even in .lul.v and Au-uM. if can
1... .ll'.... ... l.l.irt. llk..tl ..II ..illl - C....I1
'! UIIV. II I' ..1 1 lilt OI I'll il'l .1 . -'"'Ii
.... i., , i n.,. .,i
!" IH'MIIII III IM'lll 111" " 'in (
,..r.....i ... .1... I n; I ..f
U fl,r1 ,, i.i..., )lf , hortne-
of time reipiired for the velk of an -
to ettle on one -idc, where it adhere-to
the -hell and ipiicklv -poil- in warm
weather. Alwav place the e-- on the
bi-i'inl. I have tried both ends, and
--. tin lieu that iiroiiuce tnciii -noiini
:(hv.,v, ,. V1r :1(1 ,..,, . ithat
..,.,,,.;,.,,. f(ir S1I1V ,,.,,-j,,, .,f ,;,.
l)I(, .,lu.iw ,.;. fl,,m .OIIL,ill.l.
.- - ..
or, it two vcar oiil. ontv trom tim-e ui
iHrf . , .. ,f ,i,i,'r..b. i, elo.elv
ii - --- .
ob-erve. hv breet er vv MM.rt e--
...... rr
,,5.,, It i-of inueh imi.onancc that
i hit
iiiro. I'.kimlii i-l i nl tin wlit'll- lill' ikii.
- i'uiiiim, tin '" ' -- -
,-- . .. i .1 " ..
m HiiiMTU'riioi ui:u iviiiuT uirm mi-
M-imperfection that lender them mi-
,5, illhir fp k1 , r ,. hat,..i- , ,
1 , .1 ' i.T . -n . . ;
nen in iierieci iieaiiu win not iiroii an
daily for more than three il:i in
-ucceiuii. Fowl that an I'oiiliued iu
narrow inclo-ure forauv len-tliof time
can not be in jierfcet health. Tliey are
forced out of their natural habit, and
the restrainin- of nature tell on the
tem, ooner or later, lor uumciliate
use, their e--s. perhap. are as -ood a
any. With inereain- a-e the helN
-nvv thinner, and onie drop them
with no hell at all. Mreii-th
, M:111.:.... ...- the vtein. umiorted
by ood vvholesoiiie food, produce the
-hell. It i a calcareou uhtaucc that
forms around the -- after it is perfect
ed in the oviduct. The completed -- '
J conits of eveml component part., each
! one of which draw on the vital ener-v
and t:uiiin:i f the bird, which is o
formed that its body perform it natur
al functions in rcrular order when in J
health. We inut consider that thev are '
forced out of their natural order when
have decidcd.m favor of the for r po- or vviiere it i cool mr an notir Kcnue IMV j, ., j )M,,j, h,Hj, ,l Ul -hiil it tttlr WrtBtit4!vatttra6tr t r
sition. i:--- -hould be withered from ervin-. on nn he...!, and went home o w.thout dra le.UM.i to iht tiuih f t t '"'
the ne-t everv ilav. and where then are Tomato .s,ip Take a hin-l.ue. tIlKin-it ff When I "ot iv n.m th-tUnecr wh rr.r w,t, tt t.! - u iT
many hen kept, twice ina dav. It mat- have it broken, and put iu oup-ke.tle ,h,.r..'"-at Marv in her -own. ami the li ".ic'mMr
ter not for what pun we deuv with live onarl of cold water: allow it ...,., ,..., "l ,t.-,l -,t hi. .ill nis.ht k.l ...,.., r.. . n .u.ti, .
we feci I them up for -reat -- pnulttc-ivrell bntied common, siiilN and thn'e
tion. Did am one ever hear of a wiI.Mtw.rt. of finelv chopped bacon inadt into
bird that dropped a oft e--, or ever
ee a helles e-- that was dropped by
a wild bird? We have produced jxiul
try that do not Mt. Xatun intended
the hen to it on her e--s for
i)r,M.
week, and aftevvard to nurse
run with her chick for four
r live week lon-er. In tin interval
the sv-tem -ain-torn and -tren-th. It
, ,,t.rM, the oveiirrovvn bird's beak -et-
- .i... i - -t. r e I '11
IIirill. 1 inri'r snnri' 111 10011. 1 111- rn
blackbinl can not be any great layer, or which have been hanlened bv water,
their eggs are di-eanled bythe other :mt rvmvr them as pliable :"is wj,en
binls thus imposed upon, for the species , ,.-. ,.,.. ken-ene will make tea
ls not very plentiful. Eggs droppeil in kettles as bri-ht as new: at urate a
May and .lime keep much better than
those dropped later in the eaon. The
ro
' co
1011 is that the fowls are in better
on.lition.
the middle
lulv.
time out
' tonics -h
stimiilants and mild
tllllt.: fl.AIl1.1 mjrm ,:n I...
" """"" uv i-icii ... ine
perpetual laver
: . ---
ual
is reijuireil. To
thoniughlv
promanie. tnese
obtained, should be set up on end in
-..-.!.. MV
mxxl sweet elein oit; nnd vnt ;
" i ' ... , kPx m a
eool place, and there will be found little
i, ciean oat-, anu Kept in a
and there will be found little
saving them to obtain a fair
1 ffieultv in savin- them t rn
. - r .. "..
price at tne tall nuxrket. They must
Vfter the iiml.lle ot
vi iiiiii ivi.uiii. in'iii 1111 nnim nan oven iimini uuiiu" mi"
ne
ossess goou, tlncJc, perfect shelLs. or 44 1 once calletl .lS,CCO in New Or
they will not keep. Cor. Country Gai- , leans."
4fe""4n- . , Did vou win?" "
t Z - 4,Oh.ye: I won it."
The women m Kansas rot at the 44 What was vour hand. General r
school elections. At a recent election at " It was three kin-s "
visage viry one woman went tip tfuvo
le, 1
out oeiore sue got thron-h i..llin.r th
' .lud-es what a time her AV?1H i.i,i ,..1.
. --o , r : " ... -. niiii
fever when h
when he was only 2 ; to .Memphis, and we toptetl at the Wor- DUDC TC1C -time
to dose the polls . sham Ilono. The next morning we got "11 lit I LAO. j
was
111 fOrgOtten tO denOSlt lier llfll-
B ""-
HI.VTS roil THE HOIElin.Ii.
" TM.
- l""irel Okr. IW1 the tnlT U
in alt'l wa'er for tnrt twHttttr. k.1
tt with Irtilt'T. totwrr. lt ! ita.
'S"
HmUrlwrry IV U mwh iiupnnrni
b adding a .m1 of &-. I bane.t ..
pi" to ew-h pie. ("t ihKcrriwwtb
th- lio-d apd and l.V. wti.W .m Uf-r
rnit.
OLra ami IhmaI IW ! r.
,ht ...-.l Kmmb-.-. .iK ll m
tl .7ih iwhiUt of tender okrw. U
rwt
.il
'ir
ami ittim-e '! niiIrant uI imWt
mix Pevlh"r ami t.w half an hour
.aou with tMitter. j"p"ir aid lt,.il
imttier tlft".tt mimiti-!Hi;er
- Lima lU-an and Citm 1UU a mnt
Keep mm ininiuie; Hnott vvun Mp-
jwr, -alt. ainl ro talmMiti!uI nf it-
ter.
- (.uiuImi Soup tine ehieketi. frjiil
brown; om allou water, four llee of
ham; put thi on the tin to eo.k l.ovlv
from ei"ht o'rbn'k to twelve m . have
.!.. I I
tin
;. . ' . .:........
one pint rii-n corn, un pint tomato.-,
peeled, one onion, ilnipMi! line. Kilt
and pepjHr to ta-te. 1-t ail cook till i
don.
Totili Steak In-tiiid of poumliujr.
i cut it with a hani knife, makin- line
... . '. . . .
panillei cuts on either -Hie until even
Ie cuts on either -Hie Illltll evurv
I,:trl
ha liein cm nl ami n-cnd
t... .....1 1 !......
the -teak iijMin a hot platter and --on
with bit of butter, pepper ami salt
"se.lllupe! Tomatoe-- Peel ami cut
into licr one-fourth of an inch thick a
inanv ripe toiuatiM--a oii wi-h to till
your bakiii--di-h . put into the di-h. tirt,
a lavct of tom.itoc-. -ca-oiieil with lut
ter. pepper and alt, then a laver of
bii-td-eniuib-. ami -o alternate until the
-" " '":irly ""'. x"r, brcid-ciumb
la-t : cover ami bake half an hour, then
remove the cover and bake bruvvii.
Tomato Nilad Takeoff the -kin
with a -harp knife, cut into thin -lice-ami
lav in a a!ad-bovl. lake a dre
in bv workin a tea-poonful ai h of
-alt and made mu-tard. half a teapM.u
flll of pepper, the Velk of two hard
boiled !--. with two tablespoonful of
inched butter: then whip in with a fork
live table-poonful- oi nod vine-ar
pour over the tomatoc ami -ct on ice
r where it i cool for an hour bcfoi
to noil tealilv ami kun: in an Hour
put in four doeu of - bied toina-
..: do not kin l if: boil until vour
.., ;, r,.,l,UT(l , one-half: take a i.o-
p i rciluceil to one-halt: take a p
tato.iu:iher
iml cni-h the toinatoe-;
a trainer: return to ket
iias ttirou-l
tle, and remove the beef before emn-;
-ea-on with alt and pepper. Thi i a
plain count n, tomato oiip.
.ill-4'rllillii'iill.
- IoCIean ticntli'ineirt oat: i irate
t-.. ..t .. .. ...T I. ..... . t. ... !...
uiili :i iiii:ii i tii uiii iiiim Uiitri loin i;ti in
. . - . r.-
iMtat... I.iM tin pu p Mtth pour
ootatoe. Let the imiIi. ettl.
((
,,,, ,; ,, ., ,,,,,. XVell with it
' 1 r-
Kverv one mav not know that a
mall uantity of nit rate of oda put into
the water everv time it is ehan-eil will
a . . -
preserve cut 'lower
foitni-ht.
for more than a
To Keep lllack Ant Out of the.su-- '
ar llarrel Draw a hi-mark with eom
inou I'halk around the banel. and the
work i done. The mall red ant (a
real pt) are ea-ily banihcd by a free
ii of cavciine pepper placed and blown
:..... ii.:
1. in. in. 11 1. ..'ii.
, . , . , .
- lor freckle, take one ounce of lem-
on juice, a iiarter ot a poiimt 01 povv- j
dercd bura. ami half a ilr.uu of .u--
ar. Mix them. 11111- Mifhcietit water,
and let them tand a few days iu a -la
bottle uutil the liiiior is lit for lle, then
rub it on the face and hand oecaion
ally. -"The follow-in- i aitl to Ih a cheap
and simple remedy for externiinatin-
rats: i:ik
lake a mixture of two part., of
a tiff mas with a much meal as mav
be reipiired. ami then bake into mail
cakes: put down for the rats to cat.
In catinin- pumpkin it i better to
steam it than to boil it. When Meanicd
ipiite tender take it out iu a dish ami
mash line ami free from lumps, put
a-ain in a kettle over the tire ami tir it
eoiitinuaiiv to Keep 11 irom inirmn-.
...:,, ., .....wr ,.r r-..r -i.rlnL-t.Ml u-itl. -..It
. I ... I
That kerosene will -often hoots or shoe-
( woolen rag and nib with it: it will al-o
remove-Main- from clean varni-hed fur-
' niture.
earlv nart of the night, and Fomt h:ul
, 1 -t , -a.. -.T l . ..-!..
receiveu ine uuai auemiou oeioen on
him. Now, however, h was sitting off
to himelf. and
appearetl vvorn and tire.1
mant .wishing to have a
Mibject, for be it known that no one wa
1 .u --".''""":"'"""
fonder than hem recounting hi won-
derful exnloits
fonder than he
4 derful exploit,
' How niin.h
' .. xr .... r. 1 . -,. . .
nun uiiieii. .iciierai, wasine large.
stake vou ever nlaved?
44 But," -ays he, 44 the hanlet game I
..r i,..i ;-., . n i. t..-x..
ills. .Iut after
.i...-n- .. 1 ... i1 -.-
im- ii ar nirew. iu aim
mv wnxe went
I mil-tliinrr tn.)..!.. n,,l I Am..i;l all
1 mv papers out of my trunk on tlie floor,
- -- i - - m ., n
I'ontiniiallv to keen it from Imrmn . Iie 1- -till walkm to-tlav. ami to all r-iillu!f 'la'alTiat,
xmA Man l m ct V !
maw -t m Mrt. ". thAt & V f - Sr
tai" fl mn mi tlm.. KoMi- -
tr wtiHT t r" it-? Jt f 1
rtpl wt -rVrt m4 lr rp'.
V"f . 4 UH, w h ''
l.Ur imA tlwrtt cttt-. Aft- fctt
V't rry ti. fHd ti TTf
tma l "rtn-4 m wa t4tWr 'Wmt
bnkr I ImmIm'I r X r-l '
wkifh I itdd rl t Aft-
Me x ilwf-ttjh Uk p3 I V..4 H
Mri Mi Mr W-Vr4 m mv
kM.' U ! bM. M.W1 - 1 1
4M't Vih. t W. "" !'"'
vW winUr' 'm . Mmr
... lite Ut HOMKW Ml tit xU?,
Mi 4m kJ W of ttkHh l Vr '
it hi 1 WiLJ 4 Wwr risfU Hri.' a
& Usp. mmI i U. j I. M '
are mtgfctv x wn. a4 I nt z?
bux ltt ym mrkmg "l"V
bf n blstUtutrr M tki ntm 1
!'n mud Iki ) j4v -!
tkx iMittM. mmI ) at- hv '-
mgyu Mw piatitf. md 1 rr-ki4i v- i a
rUfbt li4t k ltt ikr Wo r h
il-ljraK' wttii t.. Md .w-!w I U
tf vnu WMtidM't W Ntftn nr. ttt .M
-rlM , (,U B r, .
nln '
..av W lW4nt. I tH't U-.
t. ". . ....i- ...! t .1 i ...
nttmr w wii
tkU't
lwtt. Mr." - 1. 41 nrf ti,
.nh a ll ivhrtv ll mrr m ih
) lul !JW, nittl timt wvitkln t J
oiirtnverti IhII. 1 mrn'l ! io u.
tlwn tht. for I'M intir I wint t on a
nlit If 1 !. tkal I'D cho. if-riH
itml if I hiii lliffl ui-'ll Im itnth,i
to -tirt n v U. 1 ni' ' rn..T
with hr. but he wiMtklut vr. ltt
at lat he ayt
'Itiilfonl. 1 ktow ymr mtl 1 t
" . -' n'e?i"? "
whether I'm witlin or not .. i wm :
it ..i :
iv uoiiuii"; imnv .i..iii m.
Hat. .iiiIioh. I felt wiwn I iartni
that ln wa for inc. and 1 ji' kmovvl
leivv 'twould Ih
Well. 1 went oii time lf.-redin
ier. and. nn emm-h, tletv v.rv at it
I'hev had thni table one had a ijuar
ter ante, one n half, am! i ' !! v
ami it half I w tnt.-l mv -x t n .1 !
to 1m a- l"ii i I lotiUl iiiak- '. t !
-o I it down to the ipurti r tat. I.
Int on until dniiier, ami b tint ' i I
hail won nuh to d- tx-tt.-r t'!. ! '
we had eat, 1 -ttdown tothddkniH"t-a-half
table. 4omeliinc I won. ai. 1
then ajraiu I'd lov on until nl-Ii tlio-'
midiii-ht. and then 1 lnl t-etter lin k
I kimw'd Man vva -iitm- ii ami pr
in-: I iilt like it ami it made ne - '
I t tin hat down hv my -ide mi l'
tlMr. anil ver time I d vin Id dr i
the moiicv in tin lint We pi tved !.,
a lid""! didn't know mlhitt- itlNot b w
mm Ii Id w.ni I didn't ki p nn
iitiint. but I kuovt'd I w.t m n
nin- 1 thoiit;ht nun 1m- I'd won a bin.
died dollar, or m.iv 1m- two humlnit.
but I didu'l know. I ct then' until ilitv
broke, and then ve went home. I t.mk
waitin for nie he mvuhiI tinil ami
anvioit. and. thoti-h he looked nn-ht
hard at me. -he didn't av a word I
milked ri-ht up to her. and, Milliu- off
mv hat with both hand. I emptied It all
rijrht in the lap of her -own. And then
we et down and counted it."
How inueh wa then-. (Jen'P"
44.lut lifteeii humlrcil dollar even "
44 And that." added the Cem-nil. a
he walked off, 4-in ima -tart " .V.fA-
It'tiiiK r.
Pnntlcnl Kciill of a Liul- Prater.
M vviik-stki:. ) , An- !. - We havi
tm
f the tuo-t extniordinarv 1:11
iml al . a . a... . ..!.. ..aaaa..a
"ere. vvneuierii im a iiui.uie n,.
we vv ill leave it for the reaoer to ileenle
The person i- Mrs. t lav ( oolev. .1 um-t
'?
otimable and devoted wife ami ( hii-
tiau woman. she ha len alllittl
with pinnl ili-e for ten iars. unahle
to turn herelf in her bed, and
could not -tainl alone without let
brace.
On the lii-ht of the I 'ill he ortved
11 1 . 1 . 1
.. rv. ,
an ni-ni. ami nei iimniiii" in
, ,,.,,., . .. , .,, ,.nn.,
anl to
I aui
j.,.,.,,, ,j .. ;
1 o huii-rv.' .Mr.
( 'ooley .aid : 4 I will -et up ami -ct
bnakfat : you have not re ted auv .
lay down and I will brin- our break
fast.' After the meat wa ivaiiv. in
rZit
came in and announced it.
44 1 will -et up and -o to it.
band -ot her Imice-for her. but he aid
44 1 dpn't want them. I can walk."
and nt once n-e up. when -lie turned
deathly iek. She laid back ami offer
ed up a fervent pnner that ln mi-lit
-ct up and walk. After the praver h
mi-ed up. -ot out of bill ami dre id
her-elf Her little family. atoiu-hid.
-atliered around her. he tellin- them
he ciitild now walk a- well a tin v
After breakfa-t -he -aid. 4 I mn-t U t
my nei-hlior know," ami out -In win4
walkin-and -hotitin-into t licit hou-e-
he 1- -till walkm- to-lav. ami to .ill
f'reerce hea iel!-f 1 aimrt. lmjK'M.
)iCiSs ot tne lhrr nt lonitch are the
cnmmnt of tbesc rloale affection. Ir.
Pierce'. (SuMen Me lil J -corerr and Plea1
and Pur.atKe r-Tl' re nTer-falUn- rem
evlic for thec dl-ra. Thrj pnlue 1
bcalth'ul secretion of ttie bll-, oreren4 fn If-
tetlun br reulatlnz the tor!, an.1 Impart,
viyroun tone to tii- irhole siria.
Tiik cnrdlal reception that Dr. F. W llboft'
AnU-I'enodlc or Fever aod Asrne Toalcha
recelvetl at tke bamic of tbe mlleat pnte
jloo In Louisiana certa nly pore that It U
an eicellent remctlr, and that lbecomport
tton of it, a- .nb,'L.l hv lt .rnprieur.
WheelocJr, Fin U j t Co., of New Or tf,
indorvd bv tbnu Aaint C'LUl and Ferrr.
Dumb Cbt'l and enhvn;d seen thre ii no
YtVer remedy In the orld- ror sale bj all
Lrazsl U-
Siieakin-of the force of habit, re-
mind me of an ex-chool t-acher. now
n'iotcin- in a hu-band much taller than
her-elf. who. when aljont to ki him at
rar.-.Vfir England Edurtional
J J
JfontfJy.
vThat everjbody says must h trc. acd
e7eryboJy does mV ttut .Votnjf Yuui U tiie
best- Ail grocers tell It-
Chew Jackn'- I-t5wrt"avy Tobacco.
DIP Wses Sosmer tad Winter. Sarsple free.
u 1 u aOocai tcrx co, wjo w. 1
wmuma MCM
YUufVl Mtn
ea tuaiexs. w
wxfatrt t tw-J tt rapfct-x.
Ia!.-t It) ti 17 oarnrmin
WXera TrL l3nw. 'aita'U. Ma.
U all D WbotaMle and reli.L Send forprto
fff lKo)CiVn.jrstraii sTj'jvtii
IInilleJiCKMlAiI.3aW Ki.lixvCSilCao
MAAA A TEAK exj ale la neb
4 W l tnnsXj.Gmwl trvataaaanucsiazxla-recsa
x4a J. m. CM 4 r 9 AX. M"t-ti.. XUlitfti. lad.
ir f. I" O a woxth AeraU Wanted 3? b-st.
41 U la U f, jLAijr j,, ures. lrtnr.3Cia.
jLarsst WaatMl tirrrnim
to mtO to t ualbr&jU. acd
r-klnlwierv.RtnMn-trTTllUSL Ut5-
. c-jJapjuv.-viriiKso st, .x. r.Q.iMzv.
rrrattirn . . -,-w -. m. . wn
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ITMAT LITTUK PAIT TO
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AGENTS. READ THIS.
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NEEDLES Alt
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DR. JOHN BULLS
Sniffs Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and ACUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.
TI jrp'itor of tt.. i vt'l b
Jnttly cli frit . tr.Jt tyTt . !
ti. -ttTtr etftitit l ti- v ... " ! 5A1 ",
U.RTAIN SPKt.l)Yaa'Vr.KMAK!..Nrt..
0fA;oadretr,(irC4ibi"O.l ri.r,kA
eref thittor iOBeiBdict lit rfer t tS
ht beacurr4by itcc't bll,wltl.ir
hc'.tcitor4tioa cfih Rtacikt hM.lt b. It i.
totTcr,prulrnt,.i.llo tTcrrcut m-Ttnt-ttlntcctur,
If ttt cirlt cooti&a4 In. tmnllir
doni far a. wc-k or two t ; th !. bi
btoncheekfrt.uisre ipt,ftily In dinrait w
lose it idini citt Uiatllf tt.lt mtUtnt
will not rrqntr tcy aid I Vttp tb biw! I
go-d order. Sasatd tHr ptlut, t.f'Tff. tr
ijnltf ,eithrtlmtaiclii.t',rt-lirk
thforfoardo.iof tbTaor.iolt,i'tt
BULLS VL0ETA11LE FAMILY TILLS wi.t
be mtiictat.
Th K-nalio SMITH'S TONIC BYKU.' wt
hvrOn J0HNBt.LL'8prlralitmpoijlt
bottle nit JOHN BULL only fct.ittTltkt tt
mntiftetur nd tell tht o.'liltl JOHN J
SMITH'S TONIC SYKU1. of LmIitiI.. Xt
Exarotno welllbe Ubtlon ech bt'l-. it
-. - a. a.. -ah ..a. av. . an i a. a
prirait tvmrap 11 no. nn - ..i-. . a..
putcba.it, or yoa will be drctivtd.
XXX. TOnN BUOTJ.
M.inur.ictwrr nnd Vntlar of
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP.
OULL'S SARSAPARILLA,
BULL'S WORM DESTROYin,
Th Fopulaf Hemotllet of thu Diif.
lrl-'lpt OMre. Sl! Wtlii L. I Ot 111.1.1'. S.
TKC AUDUftN POUTBAIT COMMNY
Wi t- r in' 1 tit!) ". If l ' l-4'i ol
i- la A'WIl- llf.'l I t. Jf t t
lit l.'ill.ri. ttrr4 lufcur.i V. .
Tho only 20 Cent
ACilUEKKHKDV
INr THE WORLD.
A sife and rcl able substitute fir
Quinine. The best knovrn rrtr.fdT
for alldiwasss eaud by Mntarial
Poisoning, bcin; a preventive ru
well as a certain cute for
EA5SAS CITT STOCK-YAEIS, itO.
ttuM m-t4! n !..." t j r r. i'-m t-v
rtrmir-n4i. mr'l ' f '"f 1tZ.
taiorral A wJ'hI ii.Iiui. ,
HORON ST, SCHOOL
F r r it'n
Krt 'Mfrf-a
tot
Ml. & s
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G001QENTAU
NO ALOES ! 0 QUIKI.N'E I
NO POISONOUS- DRUGS !
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GRAEFENBERG
VECETJiniX
Mtidt ever ltxcrn. can
MALARIAL DISEASES,
HEADACHE. BILIOUS
NESS, INDtCESTJON ad
FEVERS. Then
PIL.I.S
Tcne to th swtwi a.! rttr hha ts
those sufferini' frnrn reeeil dithiXj 3Ad
nervesaftesx. Sold by aJl Dru?3tjti.
per
K-. 5- X.
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V prntfimff fccsf.
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XJOHNSOM'S
Iniiaa Blood Syrup,
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Dr. Clark Johnon'ti
INDIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
Triet' Lr ittJi
Pr tt ef $m-.i l"-.!
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TESTIHOMIALS OF CUBES.
A Rtsarkable Corp.
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