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ThirtyiYears
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BLOSSOM'S
LITTLE PAL
The Change Time Wrought In
the Two Companions.
By ETHEL BARRINQTON.
Whan John Blossom became blind
the mainspring of bis Ufa was snap
ped. Imblttered and sensitive, he
banned companionship, his small an
nulty sufficing for a cheap lodging and
meals at a neighboring restaurant' It
was terrible beyond expression to be
bllnt to be dragged back to Ufa when
the fever bad so denuded him. Exist
ence was barren, useless, hopeless, and
when he prayed It was for death.
One day, tripping aa be climbed the
tain, bo felt the belp of baby hands
xou counted , wrong," reproved a
childish voice. "I did t'uver night In
the dark."
"What's your nameT" be demanded
shortly.
Dorg. "Who's jmV -"John
Blossom," : :
'Pretty name. Bend down. Then,
Whispering In bis ear, "I shall call you
Blossom," the scampered away, sing
ing back, mischievously, "Blossom
B-vo-s-a-c-m."
It Was a week before they met
again.; : The man's mood was desper
ate. "Ton la frownln', awful. Blos
som," piped the shrill voice, "but you
can't frighten me. , . . " ; ..
"If you are not scared come and
talk to me a bit",
"Mover dont low me in lodgers'
rooms." ..Blossom felt tb rebuff and.
reaching the top .floor, stumbled Into
bis room and slammed the door. Seat
ed on bis cot, be clinched bis bands In
the agony of his helplessness, . , v
"Come," be cried sharply In answer
to a timid rap, whereat some one en
tared whom be could , not recognize.
"What is itr be bait shouted., bis
nerves strained to the point of frensy.
"Just me,: Blossom. Mnver says yon
is axceptipna," Then in tbe silence the
child's eyes roved over the room, and
lighted on the table Uttered with pa
pen. "Does you writer , Her tone be
tokened Interest ,, Blossom' hands
moved.., .ajinlesaly, "Write,,, r write?
That's precisely what I can't do, curse
itr There before him lay the work
begun in pride and hope, now shatter
ed by a darkness worse than death. Be
was recalled to tbe present by , tbe
pressure of small arms resting on bis
knees aa the child looked up into bis
despairing face. ,
. "Poor dear!" she sympathised In an
old fashioned manner. 1. . .
"If a dark, Dora never any light
That" s why I cannot write." His toIqs
broke with a half sob. , - -.
"I'm dreadful sorry. Let me do it
for yon. I print now, and I learn fast
Bee If I don't" She tossed the papers
aside and climbed Into a chair, socking
loudly. at the pencil to make it black.
"What will we write, Blossomf Re
ceiving no answer, she looked up. Her
companion's head waa pillowed on bis
arms. His sbonlden heaved.) Could a
man cry even she sometimes did?
Dora scrambled to. ber. feet and hur
ried from, the room, to return a few
minutes later flushed and breathless.
"Here's Miss Arabella!" aha cried,
thrusting doU Into the man's bands.
"When I get eryin I tost hold ber
tight She comforts kta. Muver"s call-
in'. Hold Arabella dose. Blossom,".
The doU became the first Unk in
strange friendship, which grew with
years, . For the child's amusement
Blossom brought , wonderful tales oat
of the storehouse of bis imagination,
frequently in vene that be strung to
gether daring wakeful hours of the
night , Dora listened and remembered.
As she bad said, aba learned fast She
was barely twelve when she. recalled
her promise. "I write, truly now. Tell
me what to write."
Blossom smiled sadly, declaring tbe
desire dead, bat she Insisted and coax.
ed until be yielded, repeating some of
the . phrasing! that haunted him, and
tbe dormant passion revived. . Jt was
new birth to the man, and the girl be
came bis eyes, aa the gift that bad
been smothered in darkness and uncer
tainty .suddenly, developed, and the
poet came Into bis own. In time "our
poetry," aa Dora called tt, verses with
exquisite , rhythm, in . round childish
chlrofrraphn found their way into ed
itors' bands and caused comment
So .the yearat passed, and Blossom
counted each anniversary as it eaaie.
"Fifteen today," be said on one eoca.
slon, sighing beevllyr ; fl wish so
could see you once Jurt once." .
Dora raised ber bead from copying.
It was unusual for Blossom to chat
before ,the. dictation, was completed.
"How do . yoa look 7?. 1 continued the
blind man, directing bis sightless gase
toward her. i p-. '-
"Whose derision shall I renderr
Dora laughed deliclouaiy, ."Mother says
S blg girl,' Aunt Helen "gawky tbut
Tom lnsuts pretty"! ,! ' j ... ;, .j
"Of coarse Tom is right . WeU. ben
Is my remembrance." Fumbling in bis
pocket, be brought out a little case,
disclosing a gold locket .with a dl
mond set in its heart shape. , 1
"Oh, Blossom, how lovely I But what
extnvagaacel Ton can't afford It",
"Ton mistake. I have more money
than I need little pel.",
i The girl slipped tbe slender chain
sbout her neck and gave tbe clasp into
his hands; tben as be clumsily fitted It
together sbe threw Iter arms sbout his
nm-k. snd kled him. Ills pulses
throbbed riotously at tbe warm touch
n:;::"T n nils
AD SCRATCHED
1
Till It Got to be Second Nature'
Suffering Endless and Without
, Relief Cuticura Made Skin y
as Clear as a Baby's. .
"If I had known of the Cutlcnra
Remedies flftv vears aco It would have
saved me two hundred dollars snd sn
Immense amount of suffering. My dis
ease (paorisais) commenced on my bead
In a spot not larger than a cent. . U
spread rapidly ever my body and got
under my nans., i ne acaiee would arop
off of me ail the time and my suffering
wss endless and without relief. A thou
sand dollars would not tempt me to have
this disease over again. 1 am a poor
man but feat rich to be free of what
some of the doctors called leprosy, some
ringworm, psoriasis, ete. 1 took
and sarsaperlUas ovsr a year and
a half but got no our. I cannot praise
the Cuticura Remedies too much. They
made my skin as olear and free from
scales ss a baby's. All I used of tbem
was two oakas of Cuticura Soap, three
boxes of Outloura Ointment and three
bottles of Cuticura Resolvent. If you
had been there and said you would have
cured me for two hundred dollars, you
would have had the money. I was
covered with the scales but by using
Cuticura I wss soon ss clear as any per
son ever wss.' This was ever twenty-two
years ago and for a long time, tbrough
lotos of habit, I used to rub my hands
over my arms and legs to scratch, but
to no purpose I was well. I hsd
scratched twenty-eight years and it
got to be a kind of second nature to
me. Dennis Downing, Waterbury, Yt.,
November 27, 1909." '
Cnttom a the awst ttonsaMtl tnatsniit fctt
aSMUoni 01 Un ikio od mip. a m ol Cucmm
BMP Ui Dos 01 culKUrt outnMnt 11 onta
uOctut. BoM tbnxirfcout tn world: PoturDius
a Cban. Corp., Sow Prot., Bonos. artlaiM na
M-stf Cuticura book, u AuUumr a uw sua.
of her Ups, and he hardly dared trust
himself to kiss ber in return. : t 1
Strangely enough, It was the last ca
ress sbe offered. From that birthday
she seemed to lea re childhood behind.
and the man suffered in the change.
He grew to dread the succeeding years.
Els pal waa growing Into womanhood
and so further away from him. Be
could have Hved luxuriously bad he de
sired, but be elung to tbe old lodging
Critics snd publie alike acknowledged
his genius,, yet the whole world-was
bound up in Dora to the blind author-.
Dora, whose voice was ae music, whose
Step be could distinguish in a mUUon.
He encouraged ber .to talk about ber
friends ber ambitions, and yea, , be
made ber tell him about Tom. too
Tom, who had grown to be a man and
on whom Dora's mother looked kindly.
"I must .be going now," said Don
after a fruitless; afternoon. Blossom
having been unable to settle to work, t
"Tom comlngt", '
' "Yes." Ber voice waa a Uttle tired
Blossom noticed Iti
"Ton have not quarreled T"
"Tom never wlU. Blossom, do you
want me to marry TomT" V ( i
"Marryr Tbe I, attack waa sudden
"Marry! "VW beautifur 'ben young
people )ave enough for that Bat year
mother were better consulted. 1 am
only an old bachelor."
"You an my pal," persisted tbe gin
impatiently. . "Mother married young
Sbe thinks 1 should, but-I don't wast
to be hurried." .; : - H
"Quite right" began Blossom quick,
ly. Than, pulling himself together
"Tom's a nice boy. Be will make a
good husband" v.- ',.-. jr. . !
"He Is alt you say. 1 suppose I shall
take him.. Blossom, 1 know Jie is go
big to ask me tonight," iTbe girl bans
over the back, of, bar .friends cbalr
He could feel ber breath on his cheek.
bat It was a pity be could not see the
look in her eyes. Blossom gripped tbe
arm rests as if for support -
v,."God bless you both. Uttle pal,", be
said steadily. ,"1 know yon will be s
good wlfe. Tom's a lucky fellow."
"Yon think I had better take him
ton wish me to" i The girl bent still
closer; her bair brushed bis forehead.
"I wish only your happiness."
,"Donl Dont" H was her mother
calUng. Dora moved hesitatingly to
ward the door. - "We will always be
pals always Just tbe samel" 4j
Blossom lifted hb bead. "Always,'
be promised. "Don't think about me
lou love Tom." - A
"I love Tom yes.";.. Then tbe door
closed, and Blossom sank back In his
chair, allsery showed Uvld in bis face
and stooping sboaldets. Don loved
Toml It bad come at last It seemed
aa if this second' loss were greater,
mon terrible, than Xhat. of bis sight
He was doubly bereft: Be hsd prom
lsed tbe girl they would remain pata.
but new ties, new duties, would arise.
Tbe old, most Jbe laid aside; be mpst
school himself to be alone. . Tbe sweat
broke on his forehead a be clinched
his hands; then, with $ groan, be fold
ed his srms on bla.keees and hid bis
face. He crouched motionless, taking
no notice of tbe passage of time.
. Softly, timidly, some one touched him
on tbe shoulders.. The man thrilled
bis soul leaped out to meet that other
self Passionately his arms opened and
claimed the girlish flgun of his pa
He felt her throbbing in response, the
trembling of her bands as sbe clang
to him. . . . ; , . I
."Blossom Blossom, speak to me!"
he whispered, ."Tell me yoa love me.'
, "Love yoa I , With all my , helngi
Dora, wbo is then in all tbe world
like your
"Why did yon make me suffer why
did yon make me speakT sbe ques
tioned half sobblngly. , . , ! ,
"I thought it was Tom" - J , j
"I love Tom ss a brother." I
clung still closer. "Men sre so sropkL
"Bat. child, I fear I do you wrong
I'm growing old; I'm always helpless.
blind"- j
"I love you, only you. Blossom, ju
pretend I am Miss Arabella and bold
me close; it comforts lots." j
And Blossom, stooping, kissed ber oa
the mouth. j
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Use Foley Kidney snd Pills for quit
and permanent results la all cafls
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WIRE AND IRON FENCING Now
Is the time to get your fences built
so as to avoid the spring and sum
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first floor. " Phone 218. M. A.
Creasman & Son. . 80-tf
NEW RUGS From old carpets we
make them any else. Ours are su
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The best milk, cream and ice cream
in town, 46 College, phone 1681.
V . 8-86t
PROFESSOR NESS, Expert Riding
and Driving Master. 1- $1.00 per lea
son. Saddle horses and pony
coaches for hire. Corner College
and Spruce. -: . - 87-tf
MRS. M. McCOY will open halrdress-
lng parlors In the Paragon building,
rooms 9 and 10, June 20. Popular
prices for two weeks. ' Shampoo 25c,
hatrdress 25c, manicure 2 60, mas
sage - 25o, .scalp treatment 25c,
switches made $1.60..... ,, ,,. 109-5t
PSYCHIC, CLAIRVOYANT 59 Clay.
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CHAS. L. SLUDER, 20 & B. Pack
square Furniture bought sold and
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OSCAR N.' ROCKETT, a practical
Jeweller and Watchmaker. See me
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EAT at "Cafe Hubert," French Res
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81 genu' meals $3.60. Ladles' $3.00.
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DOES YOUR RAZOR work bad t
Have it concaved and honed. : Is
your Pocket Knife rusty and dull?
We can sharpen and polish it How
about your Sheani Bring them,
too. We polish and edge any tool.
We have a full line of Barber Sup
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street . - - tf
H. WHITE Near big concrete hotel
on College street Expert shoe re.
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Return to Swannanoa Laundry and
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Fine home, 6 miles out on Sulphur
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No. 11 Temple Court Phone 1496
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JTSTE -CABINET .WORK;
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TOR SALS
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Phone 49. ' " Park Sq.
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Ashevllle, N. C; 830 V4 South Elm
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salaried positions secured. Char
lotte Cotton School, Charlotte, N, C.
WANTED Experienced white man
to work as handy man and porter
for 100 room hotel, 86 miles from
Ashevllle; must be handy at gen
eral repair : work; give experience
and salary expected In first letter,
Address H. B., Gasette-News.
,. , 10t-3t
MANAGERS WANTED To control
the county rights in North Carolina.
Only , first class men, with refer
ence, and small, capital (say 3500)
need apply. The proposition is good
for 35,000 a year to an energetic
sales manager. Apply in penon, or
write Radium Spray company, Clo
ver, Virginia.
WANTED Young men and ladles to
learn Telegraphy. We are receiv
ing more calls for our graduates
than we can supply. Charlotte Tel.
egraphy School, Charlotte, N. C.
LADIES WANTED To learn halr-
dresslng. Apply Paragon building,
opposite Postofflce, room 9 and 10,
Mrs. M. McCoy, manager. 109-tSt
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT OR SALE 9 room house
close In; desirable location; newly
painted and papered; stable and
' large lot ' Address Box 306.
. j,...,. .. J.'.-.. 110-6t
FOR RUNT Good E-room house. 11
AflrM nrn giium cuirivRLion nraRn
truck; plenty of apples; near ear
line. "XX" care Gazette-News. -
110-3t
FOR RENT Furnished flat Of
rooms, or will rent singly; excel-
lent location. 120 Hillside street
, 110-6t
FOR RENT Offices or entire floor
in Citizens Bank building, 8 Pack
square. Flat (modern), Haywood
street $18.00; house on Spruce
street $24.00. . Apply to J. L. Wag.
ner, postofflce, or No. 13 Revell
Building,- -. , r 813-tf
FOR RENT 5 rooms, sleeping porch,
hot and eold water, bath room
laundry tabs, gas, - electric lights,
320 a month, 36 Panola street' P,
R. Bennett M. D. -- 199-8t
FOR RENT Two or three connect-
Ing rooms, flrt or second floor.
Nicely furnished for housekeeping.
Sink and gas In kitchen. 28
Starnes avenue. J-- i v tf
FOR RENT Large front room, fur-
nlahed;' southern exposun; In pri
vate family; - on Chestnut street
Two young men preferred or mar
ried couple. Table board eonveh
lent Address with references M. 8
care Qasette-News, . 76-tt
FOR RENT Connecting rooms fur
nished for housekeeping at ' It
Grady street or phone 839. . tl-tf
FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms In
nice place on Charlotte street
Cheap to right parties . No sick
people! no children. ' J. R. R., Ga-
sette-News. V, ' .12-tf
FOR RENT 11-room bouse, unfur
nished, two 1-roora cottages and
barn, large yard, near car line,
130.80.. Forbe ft Campbell, 48H
Drhumor Building, Room 2. Phone
868. , 96-tf.
I RENT HOUSES and collect rents.
sell your property and do your no
tary work. W. A. Willis, Paragon
Building. Phone 624. - 101-tf.
FOR RENT Furnished . eight' room
': house, four room cottage, two four
room apartments. Room 9 Revell
' Bldg. F. P Ingle. i :
FOR RENT Two or-three nicely
furnished rooms on first floor with
' gas range and electric light tor
' light housekeeping at 40 Haywood
i street- 101-tf
FOR RENT Slxroom house unfur
; nlshed, Charlotte street, $80.00,
Forbes ft Campbell, room 1 Drhu
: mor building, 41 H Fatton avenue,
a Phone 26$. 104-tt.
FOR HENT Five" "Unfurnished con
necting rooms, over the Palali
Royal, for Ilsht housekeeping!' rent
cheap. Apply at store. . 104-tf
FOR RENT Nicely furnlnhed, .airy
bedrooms; rates reasonable; room
ers hsve una of reading room, 11
brary, gymnasium, swimming pool,
. shower baths and game rooms Ap
nly X . M. C A. . los-t
T.r.Jcn::::::cD.
No. f-Sonth IjPinpU;n At.
Bnrtcmmt to Johnnon A Trt-xli-r.
Fhffst V"tl Votk t n nl v'
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WANTS
FOR SALE
KODAK FOR SALE A 3x4 Ko
dak, In first class condition. Cost
316, will sell for $8.76. Inquire of
C. W. Capell. at this office. ! tf.
FOR SALE Six room dwelling and
nearly four acres of land, located
in the 'heart of the favorite ' resi
dence section of Tryon, N. C, will
be sold at a comparatively low
price for non-resident owner. C. J.
Reich, Agt, Tryon, N. C. 1
FOR SALE One tan Babcock buggy.
has been used Just a few tlmee. and
will sell at a sacrifice , if sold at
once. Phone 849. " 109-3t
EGGS FROM PRIZE WINNERS at
halt price for short time only,- from
Buff-Orpingtons, tight Bnhroaa
and Buttercups. Fernlhurst Poul
try Yard, J. H. Ponse, Manager.
Phone 427. 86-80t
FOR BALE Single comb, thorough
bred Rhode Island Red cockerel;
will sell cheap. Address Poultry.
Gazette-News. - 306-tf
FOR SALE 1000 acres of mountain
land, 7 miles of Ashevllle; a bar
gain. Room 9 Revell Building. F.
P. Ingle. . tf
FOR SALE Locust posts, all ; sixes.
rouna or spilt- Lngtn rrom I feet
to 40 feet. . Can be delivered in
Anhevlllo on short notice. Apply to
Reagan & Arnold, Weavervllle.
Phone 18. 109-Bt,
POULTRY SUPPLIES Red Comb,
Poultry Feed, Scratch, Corn and
Fine Chick, Dry Mash for . hens.
Force Feed for little chicks. Roup,
Gap, Cholera, and White Diarrhoea
Cure, Lice Powder and Lice Liquid,
and a limited number of 60o books
free. Phone 763. J.. M. Campbell,
at Stoner's Grocery Department
. ' 106-tf
FOR SALE Eggs for setting from
very fine pen of single comb Rhode
Island Reds. All the birds score
high. Apply 159 Chestnut street or
telephone 1306. Tl-tf.
ICE CREAM SODAS 6e; Ice cream,
pt., 15c; qt, 80c; gal., $1.30. Can
dles and fruits of aU kinds. Karres
Bros. Candy Kitchen, 11 North
Main St Phone 1417. 88-tf
DRY KINDLING WOOD, cheap. Tel
ephone 1643, the Blltmore Box Fac
tory, for rates. AU orden will be
attended to promptly. - 94-2tt
FOR SALE A gentle mare lady can
drive her. Also handsome basket
surrey, closed, carriage and har
ness. Fernlhurst Poultry Yard. 3.
A. Pons, Mgr. Phone 427. 106-tf.
BOARDING.
ANYONE LOOKING for a nice pleas.
ant place for the summer would do
well to call on Miss Belle Burnette,
167 Patton Ave Phone 967.
197-tf
ROCK LEDGE, 63 Haywood street, 38
Rooms thoroughly renovated, across
street from Auditorium, half bl-ik
from Battery Park hotel, Mrs. V.
J. Corcoran, Prop. . ,
LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, reasonable
rates; no sick people taken. Apply
34 Spruce street . Phone 671, 74-tf
OLD KENTUCKY. HOME A pictur
esque place, lately overhauled, Im
proved and beautified. 48 Spruce
street ' Phone 766. - tf
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CLAYTON HEIGHTS No. 29 Clayton
street, an' Ideal home for eemi-ln-vallda,
( Rates $5 to $7 per week.
Phone 746. ,v.v1 w !9-80t.
BOARDERS WANTED At 66. Col
lege street . Reasonable rates. No
consumptives . taken. Phone 425.
Mrs. Reeves. l09-26t
WANTED.
WANTED Ladles' Dying,- cleaning,
and repair work. J. H. McGinness,
31 South Main steet 132-tt
WANTED An eight-piece Kitchen'
' set fully warranted, Is offered as
a premium by The Gazette-News.
No kitchen Is complete without one
of these sets. - A limited number
left and are only obtainable by new
and old subscribers to the paper.
WANTED Your Notary public work.
Phone 98. Jaa. W Albright 66-tf
WANTED Ladles delicate shirt
waists and lingerie dresses that have
' been soiled to be sent here for per
fect cleaning. Our live steam ta
bles make old fabrics look new. J.
C. Wllbar, Phone 889. Under big
. electric sign en Square. -
WANTED Position by experienced
, housekeeper - in i first 'class hotel.
Address "Experienced," this office.
: ... ;, . 110-t
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Concerned,
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your family's health you pop vP f
cannot afford t p- -,-leot the an -'i-.t
defect In your sanitary equlpm t. If
you are not quite sure about four
plumbing system se us.
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