THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , .SATURDAY , NO V EM BIO U 28 , 18S5.
II Curo3
HiRHEUMATtSM.
11 NEURALGIA.
lint knrlir , ICr ilnrlic. TonlliacUc ,
Mirnln , Iii ultra , etc. , clr.
rriellfi ) Untf. A in. , uisRI.U Ucalcrj.
THE CHARLES t VOGEtEfl CO. See ! Proprietors ,
Chartered by UicSUUofllll.
ncis for the express purpose
of civinjIramcdUte relletln
nil chronic , urinary and pri
vate dlteises. Qonorrha * ,
aiet.indSyphitislnall their
complicated forms , Iso aH
diseases of the Skin and
Bloodprcmptly relieved and
permanenllycured by rcme-
' . Seminal
„ . . . Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
Manhood , jtasttlirlynirni.Ttirre
< * Mo < M-jjfr/mr / > itiiQThe appropriate remedy
is at once used In eaclicae , ConsultaUjnu , per-
is-.at or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med
icines sent by Mail and Express. No marki on
r s.ace to indicate contents or tender. Address
Dr.JAMESN1).204WashnrjlonSI.Chicagolll. !
A i'JNi : LINT ; ot
WOODBRlDGE BROS'
fVIUSIC HOUSE
OMAHA > JiI5HASKA.
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
J < n.itnio's irn romray , mnilc iroin loots
yiitlicu-cl fiom foicMsot , Otoi-Kl.i. Thu iibovo
oitl loprotL-iita thuiticttibd of ) | < inniuilnctiiro
twenty jeMrs'iijro. Thodoiuanil liiis boon fc'i-nd-
iinlljr mcrcri liif ( until n $ lw.ue ) > j inhmtory i" row
lln.u guri to Miliplj lliu-UaUc. Thljrif.it Vtft-
ctulilo Illnoil 1'iiililur cures , onnde'r , catnrrh ,
sciorulii , cc/eina , ulcer , iluMiinutt ui and bloo < l
( Hintlii-rcdttai-y orutlicinUu , without thewao
of inurciiry-oriintn li
'j'jfi : bu'ii'-r sptfcinr co. ,
N. V. 1STV. . So'il sr. Ul Avrcr 3 ,
HUMPHREYS' '
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Wormj. Worm iWr. Worm Colio SS
Cri Ilia Colic , orTetthinent InfiuH. .7(4 (
ninrrlicac < C'hildrpn or Ailnlt * . aft
. Oupinc. liillons cells. . . .
Cholrm orliiu , Voniitlag 'iti
' . Ualil , llroccliillv. .
.Ncuralcln.Toolhifho.lnctrrlio
Uradoclin. , \ht
HOMEOPATHIC
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MS.
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I'nUrrli. li. .su
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Rrncrl le , ae
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> crron llrliillty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LOO
Urinary \\rnluirin.Wcttl. . . . jiui
lllteatet of thu Ili'arl , I'alpitttioiL.1 .uu
SPECIFICS.
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BITTERS ,
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DOCTOR
WHITTIER
617 Nl.CbnrlCN.SSi.I.oal , Ho.
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i 4 LO OI.KIM * Uaaar olbrr 1'brileliatafii. Lgull ,
.i cltj | itif n .b v ant ell oH rtil > lrot. k8 w
Ntrtous Prottratlon , Debility , Ucnlal anil
Physical Weakness i Mercurial and other Artec.
Uent of Throat. Skin or Bones , Blood Poisoning ,
old Sores and Ulcers , rc UMM iih unr > r > 'itic4
l fcf.ii , Q uti.it rlrntlftc iirlBlplfi.b rlT. I'llulclj.
Diseases Arising Irora Inillscretlon , Exces ,
* " . " ? ' Tt" " IU * u * l'JcCMllcmli - .
A Posllha Written Guarantee tUto in ijc .
tblc cut , ii ! JicUt icot erer.'umrt bjr at'J cr tiffin.
MARRIAGE GUIDE ,
Z 0 PAOE8. 1-irjB JT.ATIB. iltont U > tli J tilt
nuj'ir ' , itohrifwtOc. l > or urreotf. Oirr f.ftj
CULTIVATOR AND HOU8E-
NHRASKA cffrtitomftlimguunilcrlulln l-iiiiiiua. > ,
t-iii'l jiul I'lnic ; oi | nil Iriwouji l > ul raid tart , rapl *
lopyiu.l foil mil bo ili'llgblfd. Mi nU < ui Uib iupcrau\l
* t-it : M. 1. VMITHr Pub. , Omaha , Neb.
M * . " 'i ' ; * ,
The Mirror
n ( Is no flatterer. Would you
mak it tell a weeter tale ?
Atagholia-Balfais the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass/
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL CITYjrK\VS.
_
ChrlMlan Conference.
I would call the special atloiiliou of llu
chri tian pcoil | * of i'o'HH-ll IJltifT * to Hit
niecthiRi to bo bold lit tlit Ha | > tUt nlnircl
np\t week. All me most cuiilintly in
vllcil to ntt ( ntl : itnl tnki1 part in llu-in.
flic one- great ulypct before tiip confer '
dice will be > the lnercn of spiritim'
power in rhr ! < tlnii , o thsit they shall _ be
pri'parctl to laboi * ticces fully for Christ
I ) . II. Cooir.Y.
Pn toi nf ItaptiH C nurch.
The following i' I lie programme a >
nrrnngpil for the meeting * .
Monday IroningSprmon by HPV. \ VII
II II. Avon' , of IV nUnn , I own. Subject
"Spirittiul Tower Hn > < ireit : Nee/il / of Om
I hnrches "
Tue Hlnj Morning -Alliteration moot
In ; : , led by Ilex Mnvona , lo.ic , 1) . 1) . , o !
Omaha , Neb
Afttirnoon Montiiur led by Kev. F.V
l'ar-joii , of Olonwooil Iowa .Sermon by
Hev. O. A. Upline-i , of Uluir , Xe > b. Sub
jert , "The I'nduecment of Power. "
livening Meeting led by Hov. J.V ,
HnrrU , of Omaha Sermon by llcv. J
Al. Wliilclieael , of Nobm 1a City. Hub'
ieef , "The Importance ; of Importunate ;
- . "
rrrij-cr.
\\uilnc-ilaj Morning Muding led by
J'cv liiluuu Parker , of Ilium-son , Iowa ,
Subject , "Seek God With the Whole
Ik-art. "
Afternoon Muel ing led by lie v John
,
led by Kev. 1) . H Cooler , 1) . D. , ol
Council IMiitlv. ( III.MAX PAIIKKK ,
Her ! ; of Conferenee
Artnii-H ( Avoca.
A\ocv , Ja. , Nov. ! ) ? . Tuo'sdnj evening
Ilonior 1) . Cape , under the nuspit'o of
the K. T.'a , gave a dnunatie lending. A
large number was in attendance from
Ilarlan , the train being held until after
the entertainment for their accommoiht *
lion.
lion.The
The progressive eueliro entcrtaintment
Wednesday evening by Mr , and Mr * C .
15 Harding , was prononneed decidedly
enjoyable. Mr. ( _ . M. Yoss and Mrs.
Dr. Aanten carried oil' Jirst pri/e , while
Mr . C. . Simford and Mr. K. D.
Hoopes sreurod the booby ofluring * .
Mr. K. M Reynolds , of Omaha , and
Miss Ilattio Dotigl.is , of this place , were
married Wednesday CA cuing at the resi
dence of Mr. ana Mrs. hC. . Ilarlow ,
liuy. John Giay officiating. The hajipj
pair left Tluir-dav morning for Omaha ,
where they intend making their tuturo
home They have the bc t wishes of
many frionch for their
.
Thipaity given by the Social Hour
club Friday evening wacll attended.
Several couples from Walnut ami Shelby
favored ii with their presence.
Mrs. K S Unit -visiting in Amliibon.
Mi& . C F. Shaw spent Sunday in
HnUatt with her husband , who is there
disposing of his slock of goods , prepara
tory to moving' to Omaha , where he is
already engaged in the drug business
Mrs. . ) w. Alaxwell , who has been ail
ing for the past t\\o week * , is on the
mend
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ucu-
jaiuiu has been unite s > ick , but is now out
of danger.
William IIo\\letl , jr. , is called upon to
mourn the los-i of his wife. She was fol
lowed to her last lesliii"- place Tnesel.iy
by sorrowing friends. Sad indeed is the
homo bereft of wife and mother.
The all important ntiesliou who i3 to
tbo po tma ter Y remains unanswered.
X. Y. / .
cr1 Personal PimiKi-apliy.
J. C. lleagan , of Dos Mo'mrs , is at the
Ogden.
T. J. llaitwcll , of Carson , visited ( he
UluUs yesterday.
J. 15. howii , of IlilMalo , was at Hie
Pacific yesterday.
J. C. ISottsford , of Cherokee , was in
Urn city yestci day.
W. A. FMicr , of Hod Oak , was greeting
Council UlulV * friends yesterday.
Fire Chief Snnder.son hat KO far re
covered from his injuries as to bis able
to resume his duties.
R. K Whittlc'cy , city editor of the
( Jlobe , returned yesterday from a \ iit
to Iiis old Indiana home.
KvLicntcnant Governor Manning and
wife , now of Topeka , arc making a brief
visit to Council Blnil's friends.
Fred Hanscn starts next' Week for a
visit to Iiis parents in Denmark. He ha *
not seen them for sixteen years.
D. A. Hicc , ot the Ilorald , had his
Thanksgiving made especially happy by
the appearance hero ot his brother and
sister. His brother , Milton K. Uicc , left
yesterday morning to join the Little
pnchcssc company at Sioux City , ho be
ing a member ot Unit company. The
Mster , Mrs. Mary Davis , of Fairbury ,
Neb. , will continue her visit a few dis.
Clara Morris uses Po/zoni's Powder
Clara Louisa Kellogg does likewise.
IlEMGIOUS.
Theie are more churches and ciiapcK In
London tluin in the whole of 11113 Kuiop < : aii
nation except France.
p Mi'thoellit ronfeii'iiri'b In Wlsi-nii-in have
tlrclaieil tlieh belief that Chii-tlan men
ought not to raise or sell tobacco ,
Tim Methodist clun-cli Is now onir.-ureil In a
Kreat ultort to inl.u 5lououoo tor thN jeJ
niKiIonury work tlnnughoiit the \\oild.
fieoigp Harncs , unco famous as the Moun
tain rv.ingcllst of Kt'iiluuky , N now a inliils-
ler in India for the Chinch ol' L'nglnnd.
It Is MalPd on aatlinrity of the London
liniFsthnt theio aioin the Chinese emnlit ;
more than half a million C.Uholiu comcrts.
DAtlanta prcachcn , as a rule , are reasonably
juld. One Unptlst-minister iccelves S .ouo
and another $ : iooo. One Presbytei Ian inln-
j > ler iKis a s-alaiy of SU.-'WO. nd another
fciHX : ( ) . T o Methodist uilnisteis are i Ul
SS.OW e.icii ,
The MclhnilKt npKeopal confcienee 10-
coiilly Unvoted Itsscaslun to .South Aineiican
iuK.-ons. | The one in thu Arijentlno Jtunub-
IIo n-ceived &iy.iT.r. foi Its nuiiitalnance , and
3oojcia : ! used forrr.ranUInj { new missions
inltinzil.
At a convocation of the Kplsconal diocese
of Kaston , Pa. , Dr. < ; porn'o wlllhiinson
Mnlth , picsidcnt ot Trinity college , Hart-
foid , wai elected bishop , to succeed the late
HishopLaj , It Is not known whether Dr.
buiith will accept.
Mr. HnniV , Hniall. of thu Atlanta Consti
tution , who was lately convened under the
pieaiOiiiii ; of thu Hev. Sam Jones , the " .Moun
tain hvangelUt , " andlm-J himself taken to
pleaching , has been dolns eirective woik
MinnnL'hU old nelijliboi's and friends of At-
lanla in the temperance campaign now on
foot in that city.
I IMS riuHsn niiKs
A wiio euro for Hllud. BlocaiifB' , ItchiiiK
ami U rorated I'lk's lias been ill Havered by
Dr. \ \ lllinms ( nu Indian leinedy ) . called Dr.
Williams' Indian Pile OhitnuVmY Asins-lo
box has ciueil the ort clironfc cases n 25 or
: xyearsstanrtlnp. No ono ne l stifTer ti\o
luinutcs aflor a ] > l'lyin this \\undrrriil tooth
Inu medicine. Jxtlons anil Instruments do
minei harm tlmn ( ? poil. William * ' Inelinn
I'lla Oiitinent | plteoriJitlie tiintu-s ( , allays the
Inteii&o Itclilntf , ( JMittculurly nt Ulfcfit after
uettlUK warm In beilj , acts iis A iKUiUlce.givc *
lustaiiiivlii'f , and U prejiarc.l onh for Piles ,
itching of nrh nt . jui lt > , and for notiiluir else.
HK1N DIeiEAKr.ti CUlt : i ) .
Dr. Fra/lcr's Miifrip. ointment cun-s as by
inacle , i'imnlcs , IJIac ! : Heads or ( ijrbi ,
Islotchcj anij hrupUoii * on ( lie face , leaving ;
Ilio skin cloiruiul bonutifii ! . Al-o cureItch.
Salt Jjthdmi , .Sore Nipples , Ijore Lips , and
Ulci-w.
Sold by dm gistb , or uuillctl on jewliit of
/Ji-cnts.
Iti-lnllctl by Kulin & & > . , and Sctirooti-r &
'JCt-Iit. ' At yvl " ] .ile by C. K. ti'iodnian.
THSOIRL AT THE TOLL-QATE.
[ nr I1LLEX PRAR ON DARXAHU ]
Halfwaj up Haiti Mountain there i f
little tlearing When you look at it fron
the vallcjit sccnu enl > n patcli o
brown ill the dense forest , encircling i
wee house It is really quite a farm
This w.is the lieu o of K/.ra Woodlmry
Iiis mother , and ills daughter , Judith.
One m01 nitig in the early summer
Ezra and Judith were descending tin
cart path that wound down the moun
tain side K/.ra wa talking :
"I wi h ycr marm'd lived to sco thi'
day. Her V mo was never inside t\ \
genuine hotel like. 'Siati Matthews is a
Imililiu' of , 'n' we never rid in the kccr <
as 1 know on. "
The girl frowned.
"I'd started out , I'd seen something
beyond Uald Mountain ! "
" ' well waitiii' fur's 1
"I'm jc-t as olTfnr ,
know , " the man chuckled at some fun
ny conceit ; "Mead o' my strikln'out
after hoteh 'n' kccrs , they've come ovci
to me. "
Then they walked silently along the
forest road. Judith occasionally plucking
some wild blossom to inhale its
Irngnmco.
"YVs , yer inarm ud bd in her glory ef
she'd scon what' . * comiii'to our moun
tain , " pursued lra. l . "She was alluz a
a Iookin'-to antliin' great in the futur' . "
This lir t Judith slept in the valley
graveyard. Hut her restless phit was in
young Judith , as she trod the blossoming
earth , and mu ed on the new events. It
had been a haul winter for the Wood-
burjs. They had endured privation
bravely , however , hoping for better days
in the summer. Judith had plans where
by the old mountain was to yield a com
petence foi the family. The guests of
the now hotel in the valley would , of
eoursu , wish to climb the mountain for
Its magnificent view Judith petsiiaded
her father to elect an ob-crvatory on the
Minnnit , and also build a hut at the foot ,
where she could sell baskets of fern ,
and collect a slight toll. K/.ra never
originated an idea , but he was persistent
in executing. Inspired bj the genius of
their household , he tramped up the
mountain all winter , when sloruis did
not interfere , and worked on the rude
itructure called the observatory.
"Snrelj wo ought to make a good liv
ing this summer , " ' said the girl , "and
perhap but you must not be dKap-
pointed , lather , if wo do not perhaps
we may lay by something toward that
old debt on the place. "
"Sho ! 1 never 5co eoeli a hand at fig-
gcrin'"cned ! her lather.
K.iaeemed to accept her dream * as if
they weie prophecy Apparently he hai
never heard ol the milkmaid who count
ed her chickens befoio they wcro
hatched.
"Thou perhaps T could go a term to the
academj , " pursued Judith. "Then J
could teach , and see something beside
Bald Mountain "
She had reached ( he ledge. She
paused , glancing up , up , till her dark ,
eager eyoi reached the craggy summit.
Thu clouds were just unveiling the hoary
head of the old summit.
LV.ra pan-cd , also , first to admire the
obsci vatory , vyliich certainly looked
picture-quo , clinging to the gray rocks
the baldness ol the mountain. Then
his eyes rested on Judith
"C'omo on , little gal. Yer the very
moral of ver mother , now , she wor allu *
a-lookin' elf , onoasy as a bird. Efyer
jets more larnin' , yer'll lly away , per-
naps , 'n' leave granny 'n' me ; " then 111 a
yearning , fatherly fashion , "we couldn't
livu withoutyc , no way. "
K/.ra raiely spoke thus. Ill * New
England reticence hid . Ins dcepp.-t
emotion- ! . Judith was touched , but
would not show it. She laughed and be
gan to run lightly do vn the declivity ,
fehe was soon at the booth ; that was to be
lier especial care. She must adorn it
with forest treasures , and get ready for
visitors. E/.IH , who was a carpenter ,
went on toward his work. He came back
twice to a-k Judith's advice about different
ont things that they must got for the new
venture.
" 1 should engage candy by all means. "
she said , nodding her pretty head. "It
costs little , and there is great profit. I
shall keep u can of milk in the spring ,
under the big tree , and 'ell granny's nice
cakes. 1 notice city folks think as much
of eating a * of the scenery. "
She laughed a merry , rippling laugh ,
Ihat seemed echoed by tfio brook that
sure he had said something funny , for
once. He repeated it , with : i chuckle ,
as ho went along the valley road. Never ,
since the death of that beloved lii'sl
Judith , had the man been so hopeful and
happy. One picture lie carried in his
heart , his daughter , Hushed and bright-
eyed , trimming the hut with green ,
"It's too much , sccli help in my old
ago , " thought Ezra. " ( Jranny 'n' mo
must bo very kecrfnl of the little gal. "
As heenteiod the town ho met two
stranger * . The keen eye of the moun
taineer them " folks"
pronounced "city at
the Iirst sight.
"Ah , " said one , "I daresay , Marcotte ,
this man could direct us. Arc we on the
right road to Uald Mountain , sir ? "
"Well , I guess so , "said Kzra , delighted
at this early jtatronago. "Wo hain't
quite Ijxcd for company , but go on , go
on , yo'Jl lind Judith -that's my little gal
at the toll gate , 'n' she'll sol you in the
right road. "
They thanked him and passed on to the
entrance of the mountain path.
"That must bn Woodbury , the old fel
low that owns the mountain , " said the
first. "Hero is an illustration of being
rich , yet poor ; imagine the owner of this
magnificent woodland barley making : i
liv ing at carpentering. How do you ac
count for it , my dear fellow } "
Marcqtto yawned.
"One is not attempted to account for
anything in this desolate region. Doubt
less ho will yet bo rich , the udo of sum
mer travel is gradually turning this way.
Uald Mountain will yet jieid up its
wealth to somebody. "
Just then they eanio in sight of the toll
ujato and booth. Its low slat ) roof had
( icon covered with moss , it looked an
cient as the trunks of the forest trees.
Marcotte suppressed an exclamation , his
Erh'iid hastened fosward , saying
"What n pretty picture ! "
In truth it was , but it all ccnticd in
Judith , whoso lithe young grnco showed
: o the best advantage ) as she reached up
: o settle a bough. Her dusky braids had
fallen even to her knees , the calico slcevo
ivas laid back , the rounded arm was bare
o the elbow. She turned her head on
loaring footsteps , and whpn her dark
inestionina ; eyes and Hushed cheeks'
ludith wns handsonio just then. '
Greatly pleased , as her father had boon ,
it ihu early beginning of custom , Judith
iskcd if they would llkn to go up on the
Mountain ,
They both said they would.
"This is my father's toll-gate , " MIC
iaid , as a gentle hint for the tax. "And
f yon would like mountain sticks , wo
uivn some for sale that my father cut on
maintain. "
Marcotto did not take his eveu oft' her
ace. Carl frowned and calle'd his atteu-
ion to the staves. Then Marcotto must
iuvc ( ho most mimito instruction : n to
ho way , Despite heroH , Judith flushed
ho and Jooked with his
> s questioned ad-
Hiring eyes. He declared that he uevor
oulil Jhut the jvay. ; ho vvoalil surely bo
QSt.
QSt."Isn't It n part of vour tluty to La our
; uidoj" '
( mce moro Carl interposed , savins , in
rapid undertone :
" \Yhtt \ ; nousenso ! vvo have only to fol
low the path. It would br absurd to nil
the girl to ctynV > nith us. Let ingi
about o\ir \ ImsiMolV *
Jtidith's quicJt t-ars heard thK as per
hnp-i Carl wished She would not go
There wn ? no longer in excuse for tarrv
ing , so Maicottv slowly followed hi
friend. j )
The moment UIPV loft. Judith sat dowt
on a pile of overgjccn She wanted t <
collect herself.r j i
"Ho Deemed tbiliink Iwa wonderful '
site murmured. Then , glancing ou > :
her scant tlre svsnd the coarse , patchei
shoes , she buried her-olf in her hand *
But ho was only making sport of me/
she aid. . |
She ro'c nml/Van / out of the hut Jus !
hoiond aiul shaded by a large tree , the
limpid water formed a pool. Juditl
grasped a bough , and , leaning down
looked at herself as mirrored there. Shi
heard Carl talking rapidly asthetwr
'lowly n-cended , and wondered vvly
uch an elegant gentleman should oboj
Mich a rude friend She sat a long time
cooling her cheeks in the brook. There
was little more done that forenoon
toward trimming the booth ; the girl al
the toll-gate was listening for th return
of Marcotto , but when she heard the
.sound of tlioir voice * . , her courage forsook
seek her , and she hid in the thicket be
hind the booth.
"Ah , thebiid has flown. " said Mar-
cotte'jt smooth , gentlemanly voice.
"A wi-e biul7said Carl.
At night , they talked of the strangers ,
K/ra and granny ; Judith said little , but
that was rehearsed with the relish that
isolated people have for small events.
"Hero wo l > e , a.gabbin' nbout them as'll
never be on our mounting agin , mebbe , "
said Kzra , tinally. "What line plan's in
my little gal's head * "
Judith rou-ed hcr-elf ; nnd talked viva
ciously of what they would buy and sell
during the season ( iranny's cj'os
gleamed with hope , and K/.ra said soft
ly
"An" our summer's work's begun to
day. "
There was moro of a summer's work
begun than the honest man suspected.
( ) iio link had been wrought in a chain ;
during the weeks that followed many
were added by the ficmiont visits of the
agreeable stranger 4le found it plea -
ant to rest before and after ascendingthe
mountain , and chat with the intelligent
girl at the gate Marcotte was an adept
at .saying pretty nothings ; he amu-cd
himself many an hour by watching their
effect upon Judith. The girl began to
think the day eventful it ho called , or
dull if he did not come. She -oon told
her plans to tln < stranger who seemed o
interested in her. Did no think she would
make : i success of school teaching' ' Mar
cotte deliberated , she watching anxiously -
ly , as if his decision was linal. Marcotte
said it would take years to lit herself for
a lucrative position , and oven then she
would have to compete with a great
number of applicants.
"It would bq a shameful waste of your
talent * , " he said ; "yon would grow into
one of those prim old schoolmarms. "
"What can I do ? "
And Marcottei.an.Mvercd in his licht ,
'
eomi > limcntaryAVty' : :
" } ou can charm your weary hours
away most dcUghtinlly ! ' '
Judith frowned.
"I am in earnest , Mr Marcotlcj is
there no opening for me ? "
So Marcotte pulU'd his long mustache
and reflectedMil the city , he said , a
girl could support herself in many ways.
They employ worn m in the stores , tele-
graphofhces and liJiny | other places. He
could not rei > rc s a smilu when Judith
exclaimed at the prices they obtained ,
the small sum seemed so largo to her.
Once , as they talked , they were inter
rupted by the pro&Higed note-of a horn
It was repeated from the neighboring
hills until it seemed as if a thousand
horns were caHing from some mysteri
ous land beyond. When the last note
had gone into silence , lie said :
"What a superb echo1"
"That was granny , calling me to din
ner , " explained Judith.
"Even that becomes poetry in tins en
chanted region , " said Marcotte. "My
child , that echo alone will make your
father s mountain famous. 1 should like
to try it. Will you permit me to attend
you to your house' ' "
After they had walked up to the house ,
Judith asked him to dine with them , al
though half ashamed of their plain fare.
Everything looked suddenly mean when
this elegant stranger entered the low
kitchen. Ciranny had only one leaf of
the table up , and two plates tor herself
and Judith. She favored Marcotte with
a keen glance.
"What did : yon call the gentleman ,
Judith ? " .she asked.
Judith gave his name , Marcotte echo-
in" it with his irreiiitible bow.
"Marplot Mr. Marplot a very odd
name' ' " said granny. "Do you know
what the gentleman's business is ? "
"Ho did not tell me , granny. "
Observing that these direct questions
ilisconceitcdhor guest , Judith tried to
interest the dame in the possibilities of
their echo.
"JiefoiD Mr. Marcotte tests it we. must
have some dinuci , granny. "
"Well , well , put on the third plate ,
child , " said the old lady , " 'n' heat a
mince pie on top o' the stove. The rest'll
Jo ; what's 'nough for us will serve ye , 1
reckon. "
This was unlike hospitablegranny. .
Marcotte suid that it would bu only too
[ jood , with Iris indescribable glance at
ludith. Then fallowed some nonsense
in an rmdertonc. Granny re.-ented the
[ rood-fellowship that existed between Ju-
iiith and this man of whom she never
spoke.
They seated themselves at the table ,
Liranny ankcd Marcotto many questions ,
us she. sipped her black tea.
"leyosouib | o' them city folk what's
putting up at the now tavern ? I thought
jo ; allus tolls 'em by their slick talk. "
JudAh crimsoned , ( Jranny waget -
' .iujf dreadful ; dear old granny , who was
; o gentle and loving with her
"Hun up our mounting , Mr. Marplot * "
Judith ainiled as she * thought of the
numberless visits lie had made to it late-
ly. To her dismay , thu next question
ivas"Hen up moraoneeS"
Yes , ho boliuvod ho had
"How manj times huvyu been up , Mr.
Marplot ? " piuniHt.gninny. :
"Hoally. niadnnTt1 , I conUf not .say.
Marcotlu was crimson now.ninny (
ivr.s doubtless Hiirplised at the frequency
) f his trips up the mountain. She sot-
.led into fnipu jtjMblo silence. As she
irank her blai-ft'lM'h and mumbled her
> oakeil breadiheri\'iit | \ > the only self-pos
sessed per nn It flie tablo. The others
ito little. Mhrcouo talked rapidly , and
it times brilliantly , famous echoes being
lie subject. Afrol- dinner , Judith and
to stood on thWIo'tor lock and blew the
lorn until the heaven- , seemed full of
niisic. ( iraiinjtpffised often while clear-
ng the table t til til n nnd mutter at his
amiliar , flattering remarks. When ho
tail gone she askqd how long Judith had
mown "this fellow with no business ex-
! ti ! > t to c'linib our mounting. "
Her sarcasm roused the maiden fiom
I'pleasing revery.
"What brings him hero witli hi ? airs
mil his flno speeches ? Does ho mean
mv thing by them * llikohim notat all.-
"But 1 do ! "
The toss of Judith's pretty head said
his waa conclusive , In all her life sio !
mil never spoken thus. ( Jrauny was
peeehless for a moment , ( rambling with
yradi ami the feeling that her darling
ided with the stranger.
"I'll not havu no seech a dawdtin1
ruthless chap here ! " she said , . "I'll
peak to E/ra tonight I reckon he'll'
lud us \ \ oodbury- knows how to cure
or our own ! " * i
Judith now implored her not to "worrv
ioor dear fulher , " declaring tha
luivotto was going away. She succeed-
d in nuli'tlng gruni ) who , after u. fiiw
daj5 , ceased to InqnuiOw it i't ' < rar
ger
Indeed , they woiv all too busy to th.nl
of anj thing except the propl- win ) n < v
rame from the hotel , or in pk nit p.ir'io '
from the cars. It wa * . quit. " ( he fisl.ioi
to climb Bald Mountnin before le.uin <
the valley. Judith had a biisk * .ile fo
candy , cookies and milk , and Era : ha <
nil he could do before anil after his v.oil
cut stick's for the pedostrhtnThi
traditional cracked teapot in the vui
clo'et over the tiroplnce besin t.t trrov
heavy in those days , for Judith was mak
Ing money , she aw so muij pejrh
tlntgrinn3 thought it no oxtnuaganc
when ho bought r couple of dalntvpi' "
dies'-es She made those up after :
fashion magazine With a ro 1 colm'cii
bow in her hair , and trim boots , hf was
so granny said , "fine'nougli for n party '
Late one beautiful day. near the close
of the s-ca on , a sudden de-ire CAIIIO ovei
granny. She wanted to see Judith , am !
spend an hour in the mountain It wa'
oldoni that she went down the moiiu
tain , but she felt so young with prosper
ity that she determined to attempt tht
feat. In honor of Judith she put on hci
bonnet and lavender-scented sh. wl
Kquipped with a mountain stall gi-eei :
parasol , and a basket of her toothsome
cakes , the latter serving for nn err.iuel
granny started , her fal-e nglow at tht
jjleasant surprise hc would give Judith
She saw several persons- some were rest
ing beside the bath She maw-oiled a
she noted how Era had fashioned the
ugly , gnarled brandies of the forest into
picturesque seats. She also ovorhoarl u
little cemversilion between two ladies
"And h.'is the poor child no one to warn
her ? " said one.
"People hero are very trusting Whore
wo a k for credentials , they receive
strangers in good faith. That alone
ought to stimulate such as lie to honor ;
but 1 fear not. "
Granny went on slowly and noiseless
ly , for her teneler feet wcro always shod
in cloth. It wa" not surprising , there
fore , that she witnessed a scene in the
hut. Marcotto was there with Judith
Apparently they thought themselves
alone , for ho sat very near her. his arm
over the back of the bench. They were
in earnest conversation. M the first
glance , it scenied to granny that hi - arm
encircled Judith the arm of the man
that she so distrusted ! The talk of the
laejies also llasliuel into her mind , and
pointed to them. Before the couple
were aware of her proximity.granny
suddenly raised her parasol , and struck
Marcotto sharply , once , twice , thrice
"Take that , and that , and that and
leave my lamb alone ! "
Judith sprang away with a shriek.
Maicotte assumed a dignified resent
nient , but thu fiery old lady would not
listen to him , glaring upon him like an
enraged lioness.
"Ho oil' , I ay ; let me never ketcli ye
agin on our mounting1'1
Her deep-set eyes followed him as he
went through the gale and down the
valley roael. Then she turneel to Judith
her stern face melting into grief , and
said
"Oh , child , how long have you been
eleeeivin' 3 or old granny ? "
Judith would not reply , Granny threw
her arms about her , and drew the'shnpul. }
head to her bosom.she was a tall , pow
erfully built woman. Judith sccmeel
clad to cry theie , as she hael whe'ii a
child , but she would answer none of the
old lady's gentle searching questions.
Granny's strcncth soon tailed , she was
obliged to rest on the bench. Judith
ministered to her , kissing her , and beg
ging her forgivenne.s- . But he woulel
not promise against Maicotte.
When Ezra returned from his work ,
granny climbed to the house , leaning
on his arm. She said nothing to her son
until Judith had retired. Then she told
him all.
"The chap'll hear from me in the
niornin1 ! " said E/ra. "Ho'll find thet
I'll have no one botherin' our little gal ' '
But in the morning Judith wa- gone
It was the same old story in books , but
new and awful to them. These tew
words were for Ezra :
"I am going to earn my liv ing Do not
blame some one , for it is my own doing
Yon will not miss me o much , as the
summer is over. "
Truly the summer was over , in the lov
ing hearts she had _ deserted. They
looked at each other with desolation iii
their face * . E/.ra did not go to his work
for many days ; granny mourned as she
went-nbout her tasks. Down in the val
ley it was whispered that the girl keeper
of the toll-gate had loft her home ; the
pleasant slranirer , Marcotto , hael also
gone. There were many pitying glances
for Ef.ru when ho at last appeared.
Kvcry day he seeks for a letter of the
postmaster , and as often turns away dis
appointed. He cannot believe that Ju
dith lias left thorn forever. The winter
has gone ; the birds have returned to the
woods that she loved , and even built in
the lint by the gate the mountain stream
still echoes the miisii * of the girl's laugh ,
as it pours Us pure water intej tiie pool
that was Judith's mirror , other summer
travelers have climbed the hoary-headed
mountain , waking music from the old
horn ; still there is no girl at the * gate
Only stricken , white-haireel man , anil
an old dame , whose dim eyes arc sunke-n
with age and much weeping.
Somehow , although tlioy bring him
monoj' , it eloes not .seem such a glorioii' '
Bvcnt , "tho hotel 'n ' keers that ce > mo to
me , way over on Balel mounting , " for
I hey have taken E/ra'.s one treasure.
He is glad that the first Judith is sleeping
in the valley.
But where in the wide vyoilil U Judiili ,
Feir whom wait two breaking heart- , and
I ho tica-uresof the mountain.
People vyho arc down with rlu nm.i-
, ism sometimes go to the Hot .springs m
jet cured , lint them is no needofiret-
.in" into hot water , w hen St s.icoln Oil
ivill cflccl H cure.
Illusions.
Xow York LetterI'he illusions m tin-
itage arc curious , Ida Mulle is fnir fort
ma a half long , and thick onoiigh t < / be
lahyish in slmpu. There is nothing adult
n her outlines , and her manners are iu-
'antilo. She sang three veai-a ago in u
juvenile eipera company , nftorwurd acted
Cupid" in several burlesques , mid Uiis
iVeoK is vontiiilng as a heroine in a
Irnma , But she U a little humbug. Her
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vhethor or not to pay sonlimeiit.il nt
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jetting close enough to encounter ho
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i good-s-1/cet husband. When that man
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