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it don’t make no difference.” said the old man My gal don’t marry no but a blacksmith. The old shop has

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t to go on

Then it was true,

as the neighb« that Milo Menard wont, at times, to light the forge

Bill Jones stared

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s at midnight an@d work away on rusty ollr and bars of long-unused specially on stormhy nights, when

leep fled his pillow

Don't you think, sir,” he hazarded. t perin '

now nothin’ about the and I don't eare acthin’ about

said Milo. steadfastly. ‘But this I know Phe man who marries my gal that it will do got to be « blacksmith

lhen.” said Bill Jones, clenching his | what no other

Hercules fists, ‘fl be a blacksmith ! soap can do, and

Hie meant it. He apprenticed himself r

e next day toa sturdy son of Vulcan, | will please you every whose forge roared in red volleys of | way. lame up the chimney of a neighboring |

s

ad and never rested until he had ialified himself to shoe any horse in

It is Easy, Clean,

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‘lon't know how I love that girl! I've ioved her ever since I met her comin

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ther says its bad luck to pass a horse- | shoe says she, laughin, when I made old to ask her what on earth she was | agoin te do with it. ‘So I always bring | em home. Gran'ther’s got a pile of’em | nthe old shed back of the forge.” A lacksmith, indeed! If the old cove had |

{me to be a rope-dancer, I'd ha’ goue

work practicin’ with a will!”

Milo smiled grimly when he saw ynes handle tie red-hot iron in the

ied ge and viewed a set of horse-shoes

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is mighty hand had hammered } t ain't bad work,” said he, ‘You'll icksmith, boy, if you keep on

nay marry Mary Jane, if you

clenched in | oth hands—dead ‘There were no sign of violence, no trace of mortal agony on face or form. tad he fallen asleep, he could not have gked more peaceful and calm: and land Mary Jane both agreed that it V better so

lie was peculiar, 1) know,” said Mary

Castoria assimilates it bowels, giving heal

and toria is tho Children’s Pan:

sil Mr. Griscombe, dryly. *‘Nor of

tecthing troubles, cures consti

| Ian tensed t Jane. barsting into tears. ‘‘But he was | Cas corZa. i ilways good to me. Oh, poor grand- | ® Castoria is aa excellent medicino for ch'l- | fat her @ren. Mothers have repea | And Mr. Griscombe, the lawyer, ar good effect upon their children.” { rived and unlocked the old desk, which | D2. G.C. Osacor, =| was propped up with a brick on one side | Loweil, Lass. and had had all the panes of the glass | pat hit ut broken out at Siferent chasen by | " Castoria is the best remedy for chil et euterprising burglars. : , eee — - ae No papers,” said he. ‘‘No will on | oe C i le here. J didn't suppose there would | ae ot a 4 Mr. Menard deposited his last will | 5 : scons ep meeees nd testament with me, ten years ayo | 6 sisoriag to a ——— — aS . ; t's very simple. It leaves everything morphize, s wn ng my one oth od | his granddaughter, Mary Jane Men. | s**t (0*R Sie Cirosts, therehy MDS | ri. Now,” he explained, “Mrs. Wil ea Kisceeioz j n Jones, I'll read it to you.” mm é. . eee | cried the eager gy ‘where OOWay, Al fis t fertune? What has become of The Contaur Compeny, J Mx . 62 tniser s money? Sate | There is no mention made of money,” eeeatemien |

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now OLS +a NR Mir. and Mrs. William Jones’ wedding | SS as only to the nearest town to buy a. store carpet for the best room and @ | Castoria is Dr. Samucl Pitcher’s preseription for Infants ‘ S Adee } even cerry . . P e - . | - ; we on d crocke ry we od e and © 3d 2m tt cont: 13 ez OF; stim, Riorphine nor sheer extravagance!” growled | other Narcotic szb: os © harmless substitute But it ain't my money fi . c. ~<a dena ae ye 4 § ‘ -3c. Drowns, § ru anc astor Oi} to spend. and I s'pose Biil | for Paregoric, rops, } . re A ce 93 shasaright to do as he pleases | tt is Picasant. Its g: (‘hirty ycars’ use by . 18 own i sali a coe ‘ shin wan VY Pence i ll < ana of Mothers. ¢ OF! orms ondalla But when the young couple returned, | Billions Ci J0taCrSe 6 ys . : : ys of a sunshiny October afternoon, old | fevorishness. Castorian prevents tomiling eeur Curd, Lilo sat out on his bench, his head bow ae a ween Neccamibiceaiel : ed over the staff which he cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colle. Castoria relieves

istipation ond flatulencye d, rerniates the stomach

and natural sleep. Case eca--the Mother’s Friend,

Castorin. ** Cactoria is 30 well adapted to childre. thes d it assuperior toany prescr .tion

i. A. Arcrenr, M. D., 111 Se. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

“Our physicians in the chikiren's depart have spoken highly ef their experi- their outside practice with Castoria, and although wo only hara anor; our medical supplics what is known as regular yrodnets, yet we are free to confess that the is ef Casteria bas won us to look with

favor upon it.”

Unitzp [osprraL axp Dispexsary,

Boston, Mass

Aruzn C. Surru, Pres.,

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} _ fhe public was ineffably disappointed. Jones and his blooming wife fortune in herself,” said | Bill flung open minsty old Llecksmith's shop, lighted ge fire snd put on his leather apron | leeves, Whuie Mary Jane took her | tlework and sat ont on the bench |

6 Grandiather Menard had died, | 18 respectfully solicited :—

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what on earth Lam going to do with all this preposterous heap of old aorseshoes.”

it was for luck, you know,” apolo «ized Mary Jane. ‘Grandfather never’ |

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could pass a horseshoe without picking | S/RENGTH, and are noted for their prompt and liberal

t cp and bringing :t home. And some

how he got me into the same habit.

Some of these are very goo, I think.’ “And some of ‘em ain't!’ observed

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|; whim and caprice, had taken his own

sill, shrugging his broad shoulders.

However, fll just give em allan over- / janll

JOHN MACEACHERN,

AGENT FOR P. E. ISDAND.

hauling and see what they do amount

Its my opinion, they'll most of

em fetch jnst half acent a ponnd for old iron.”

** Wel.” said Mary Jane, with a sigh,

I suppose t's of no use keeping them.’

‘Hallo! shouted Pill ‘ These, down

at the bottom. are of mortal queer color!

t.4? Llront Not these ain't—not if I'ma

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judge of metal! Polly, these are gold"

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It_-was true. Milo Menard, fall of

HE AND DE.

measnre for preserving his own property ;

*What!" cried Polly ee Ty as “Solid gold!” said Bill Jones. ‘Tar a fy Ve eal ee nigh d add discolored and nigh the color Fd bs : Pe mates of the old horseshoes themselves, but— i — a } oF a solid gold! Polly, Poiiy, my girl, we've ~ = Sen 11 old mans fortune at last' No eae Oe eee . ser t burglars never robved him | Rp PA he — ee é gE £ t for. as true as you live, he's beaten PER: Qs: i Ih Iq Ape GA p. FS sh viPL t all into horseshoes" Ep Tye Sa NW wis By SPS si it cant be porsible!” cried Polly; | T ft ask OA 2? pe who, dropping the blue gingham apron | a pee st | that she was nakisyg, had hurried tothe Racy BY 3 =_ st

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and all the clue which he had chosen to farnish as to the whereabouts of his not incousiderable savings was the decree that his grand-daughter should marry

vue but @ ith, -

“That man is jut dy.ng on his feet.” IIc + often the phrase ie used with rc- gird to persons brought to death’s door ly

everwork and consequent nervous prostra- |

times and debility. They cannot afford | time to rest ( o they will tell you) and | gralually they reach the stage where their

friends speak of them in the worda above quoted. For all who have reached such a in broken health from any

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| | | ' Lawnencevin.e, Ll., May 13.—A division of the Coxey army was disbanded here to- day, Harris the leader having disbanded them, taking all the funds with him.

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The boy who wishes this thing Or that thing with a will, That spurs him on to action, And keeps him trying still, When effort ineets with failure, Will some day surely win; For he works out what he wishes, And that’s where “luck” comes in.

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