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THURSDAY,
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VOL 33.
Brings conte me improvemeat and ends to p@sonal enjoyment whea ighthy used, “The ang who live bet- |
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33 expenditure, by more proniptly lasting thélworld’s best products to ce needs of Physical being, will attest tho valye to Bealth of the pure liquid laxative pritieiples embraced in the reiucdy, Syrup of Figs.
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ul a perma: 7. curt 4 constipation, it tas given Satisicnction to millionsand | met with the approval of the medical fession, Scans it acts on the Kid- |
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ied by the California Fig Syrup ily, whose name is printed on every g2, also the name, Syrup of Figs, i being well ieformed, you will not t »ny substitute if offered.
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— Eugene Viel thicago News-Recor¢,
JASPER’S WOOING. ‘asper Greene dismissed the driver
when he reached the wharf after cross- ine the Ottawa at the Four Corners and
looked round | for Daonst to carry his- as in days of |
beegage up to Labelle’s vore. But old Daonst was dead erefore could not come,
Milleite put the heavy trunk on a truck sleizh and began to trot along the wooden wharf. Then, when Millette pansed for breath, Oremus pushed the old mi m asideand took hold of thetruck. “Say, 3 fillette. Pl whee! this up for 50 or you,” he said.
Millette ran panting alongside. “Ah-h, It will provide for ze
and
christening.”
stopped short. ‘What, an-
other! he said in pretended amazement.
‘How many?" he asked briefly. “Twenty-seven,” rejoined Millette,
with ill dissembled pride.
(zreene
Gireene stopped again and carefully counted ont 27 cents. Here’sa cent each for your « hildren, Miilette, Don't stand |
e213 Stiri
iny longer or you'll get frost bitten. i dare not run the risk of having to pro-
vice for % “7 orphans,” liette took the money with profuse | - thanks and harried off, leaving Greene
to go on to Labelle’s hotel with the huge ruck sleigh. By the time Jasper reached the postoffice a procession gradually
er
ly. “We do not wish for your company. Your having spoken to us at all is a piece of the most unwarrantable imperti- nence.”
“De not drive me from you,” reply. “I love you. I have loved you from the first moment I saw you. You are the only woman I have ever loved.”
And with these words this most traordinary individual threw himself on his knees right in Aunt Maria’: path. At this point alight broke in upon me, There was a large private lunatic asy- lum in the neighborhood. This must surely be one of the patients who had eluded the vigilance of his keepers and escaped.
*He’s ria. ‘For goodness’ sake humor him or he will :urder us both. heard they must be hnimered.”
\unt Maria, however, paid no atten- tion, and I ahnost doubt if she even heard moe,
“Let me pass, this instant, sir,” caspe od, crimson with wrath.
“Never! never! till you promise to be |
mine.”
At this point, I regret to say, my aunt
she
lost her temper altogether, and raising | her umbrella she brought it down on | her suitor’s head with such force that |
| the quite crushed in the top of the bowl-
| along the path.
er hat he wore, and which fortunately protected Lé3 skull.
seemed petrified with astonishment.
Then he sprang to his feet, and seizing | eS
Aunt Maria in hjs arms lifted her bod ily from the ground and carried her She struggled violently, and | followed, screaming for help.
« The lunatic strode on untjl he reached thé gate vehicl ted into a field, on one side of which ran a rather high stone wall. Upon the top of this “wall he placed my unfortunate aunt and then
| stood and calmly surveyed her.
iormed on the sidewalk to welcome him |
wek from Montresl. When Lils aw him, she came out and promptly
cave the children a holiday for the regt f the day. Then she joined him at the iextl of the procession. When they
reznched the veranda, the children gave hree cheers for Jesper and called for a 5 4K h,
' ile waited for the crowd to disperse
ae which is absolutely r ; fA pure and solubie, hefore he approached Lily, who stood 3 M Hilihasmorethanthreetimes | caning against the veranda, an amused f} the strenyth of Cocoa mixed ho eo mae me Phistvith Starch, Arrowrout u k in her dark eyes a — Sugar, and is far %.ore ec »- “Are you glad to see me? he asked, ivel, costing less than one cant a cup “Come in to din she saix 1 ; delicious, nourishing, ae BAsiLy es Gre r,” sk a. “Es eeneerKr. | enswer your questions-—-séme of them—
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Labelle greeted him with a kiss on beth cheeks, while hvyr husband bow- ed With grave politeness.
Lily seated herself at the upper table. Jasper at once took possession of Lily znd held his prize against all comers, especially the cashier of the Four Corners bank, The latter was not egsily discon- verted, but prepared to demolish Jasper. Milier, the cashier, asked her te go for telich ride thai afternoon, _.
‘So sorry,” drawled Jasper, “Miss Labelle has been engaged to me fora
Mrs.
'
ixh ride for a year.” ‘The cashier, without waiting for a re- ply, went angrily out. Lily raisel her eyes from her plate. “Way are you a week before your time, Jasper?” sho asked,
“Lhat's the reason,” said Jasper, indi- eating with a fragment of mince pie on iis fork the retreating form of the cash- wr, “tf Tm only allowed one sleigh ride a year, I don’t see why that fellow
| suould get ahead of me and have three | # week.”
‘But your work, Jasper?”
“Uh, McQuire’s looking after that for | explained to him that it was rath-
er important to clear up matters here,
| and so } came,”
Lily had not expected her coquetry to become known, “It is sodull,” she said iu extenuation.
Jasper commenced another mince pie.
“Don't be afraid of its being du) while fm here,” he said, with sublime self coufidence, ‘You promised me one sleigh ride a year for seven years if I wanted it, and I guess I'll take this year’s today.”
Lily pouted, Jasper smiled and rum- pled his yellow hair.
“You'd better own up,” he said, with unabated cheerfulness, ‘‘How soon can yon be ready?”
Lily was cowed. “Oh, in half an hour,” and ran away to get her things sn.
When Lily came down arrayed in her most becoming furs, Jasper smiled ap- yrovingly. “You only want some flow- ers to be perfect,” he said, - Lily gave a little cry. are impossible.”
"Not at all,” said Jasper, taking a box from his pocket. “Nothing impossible i you want it badly enough.”
Lily opened the box and gave another
“Ah, flowers!
ery. ‘Orange blossoms!” she said. “Yes,” answered Jasper. ‘From Flor- ida. People there stick the ends in a po-
tato.to keep them fresh. ish't it”
* Lle took out the orange blossoms, threw avvay the potate and pinned them to her packet,
“Now ‘we're realy to start. Stop a moment!” and he drew her back behind the curtain as the cashier drove past on i283 way to the schoolhouse,
Lily began to langa. “It's very wicked | of you, Jasper.”
“That will teach him to go sleighing with my sWeetucart,” said Jasper calm- iy.
Lily protested: “You've no‘right to say that, Jasper. J only promised yon a sieighride once a year for seven years, and then if | liked you well enough— then perhaps I might marry you.”
Jasper was drawing on his sealskin gloves, “That’s all very well,” he said, | “but we haven't the time to waste which ' those old Biblicai people had. In seven years’ time Lexpect two be im tae capi-
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Lily followed him to the door only to “Soat wee ai she
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Labelle |
“Take me dowal shrieked,”
“Not till I have yourpromise'to marry “replied the Innztic. “! am quite prepared to remain here until tomor row morningif need be,” he added, with great coolness.
“Oh, aunt, do say “Yes,’" 1 imp*ored but at this our persecutor turned upon me: “Will to interfere?” he said, so fiercely that | was terrified and shrank back.
For about 10 minutes Aunt Maria sat on that wall awd raved. Then she burst into tears. At this juncture | perceived a man’s figure in the distance. Was he eoming this way? Oh, joy, he was! As he drew nearer [saw to my mingled de light and dismay that it was Dick, and seeing that the lunatic had his back to me | ran to meet him.
“Oh, Dick,” | shouted as I came up to him, ‘‘we have been so terribly fright ened by.a madman! He has pnt Annt Maria on the wail and says she can't ge down, until she promises to marry him Do come and save her!”
Die! rau eee to the spot, and the a turned aud faced him,
ou rascal!” cried ick, “Stand back and ~ me take that lady off the yall,”
“You shall not tonch her,” acid the lanntie fiercely.
Dick took him by the coat collar and flung him aside with such force that he stumbled and fell. The next instan: Dicks had lifted Aunt Maria safely to th: ground. He had scarcely done so whe: the madman leaped upon hii, and a ter rific struggle followed. Suddeniy I saw the lunatic place his hand iu the breasi of his coat, and the next instant ther: was a flash of steel. He had drawn a knife,
“Oh, Dick!—oh, my darling!” I scream- ed, ‘“‘he will kill you!”
In that moment I forgot our quarrel I forgot everything except that I loved him better than anything in the world and that he was in peril of his life, and rusbing forward I grasped the madman’: arm and hung on to it with. all my weight. Aunt Maria screamed Justil» for help, and as I spun round with the combatants 1 canght sight of two men running across the ficld.
Aid was near, so 1 clinched my teeth and held on like grim death. Ina few seconds—it seemed like an eternits to me—the men were on the spot, and after a brief struggle the lunatic was secure:
Let me gol” she
me,
| and disarmed by the two keepers, wh« | bad been searching, for him all day. A:
for me, the danger being over, 1 prompt ly fainted away. When I came to my self, Dick was kneeling beside me, sup porting me in his arms.
“Are you all right?” iously,
“Yes,” I replied, with a smile, “I am quite well.”
We all three walked home together and Dick dined with us that evening.
Afterward, when I accompanied him into the hall to bid him good night, hi asked as he held me in his arms, ‘Tel! me, Daisy, would you have been sorry il that fellow had killed me today?
“Don't talk about it, dearest,” I an
swered, witha shudder, “It would have
he asked anx-
| broken my heart.”
“Then you cannot live without me after all?”
I leaned against his breast in silence, and he kissed me very tenderly,
Dick and I have aever quarreled since, and I do not believe we shall ever quar- rel again 1s long as we live.—New York Commercial Advertiser.
A Misfit Quotation.
An attache of a religious bookstore in this city has spent so many years of his life among theological volumes that be is Scriptural or nothing, but he some- times evolves a misfit. When his atten-
| tion was called the other day to a rose
| neatly attached to the lapel of his coat
and an insinuation thrown out that a lady friend might have had something
_ to do with it, he paralyzed the insinuator
by saying, ‘No, sir; I gathered that rose
| from my own vine and fig tree,”—Pitts-
ani- |
mal. and vegetal Je substances, and it may | be taken indefinitely without dangerous re- ) santly acceptable in form, purely whole
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NOT WHAT WE SAY, bet.
what Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, that | tells the story of its merit and success
Remember HCOD’S CURES.
USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY the great Blood and Nerve Remedy.
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Business Scheme. Clerk—Might I ask what you intend to do with these 500 young men you are advertising for? Shoe Dealer—I am going to give one away with exch pair of women’s shoesto keep ther —tied. —Indlanegs!:« Journs!
The Modern Invalid,
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
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