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Copyright. 1309, by American frets Asm-
E. Florentines were proud of
.Giuseppe. To tourists tho inn
keeper pointed him out along
with tho city's curios as the
wbo was to equal Raphael and
revive In Italy the glories Of bygone
centuries.
"His faults?" And for once the Inn
keeper's rhapsody halted out of defer
ence to the well bred young lady at
the window. "It Is true Giuseppe bos
faults. But, slgnorlna, what will you?
He Is young, and geniuses are not
found under every bush even In Italr
MafRbarita, Ploria, Beatrice, Francos'
co" the flngere of both bands thrown
out and a despairing shrug Indicated
the Inaccuracy of the count "they all
nave spoiled him. But look for yomw
sell. Could you blame them?"
Angelica looked. Besides being
conscientious traveler anxious to miss
nothing, she was a painter, too, in her
prim, orderly way and before her Ital
ian sojourn could boast an occasional
premium at a county fair. She had al
ready heard of Giuseppe at the studio
u Rome, and her interest grew now
that she saw the man. Her trained
glance noted bis perfect proportiona.
Tho soft roundness of the figure
matched with the handsome bead, in
which, Bho could swear, no concrete
fact bad ever found lodgment Such a
being' should be care free, a ward of
the nature be Interpreted. Ho needed
blue sky and sunshine for a back
ground. His faults well, who could
rebuke the lightness of a butterfly?
And yet In his expression there was a
restless hungering, that explained tbe
artist. It was a sorrowful look, but
beautiful and in harmony with tbe fea
tures. Its dissatisfaction, free from
plaint or .protest, bod long been sweet
ened into aspiration.
"How cold he would look In a Grand
RaDlds winter!" she thought. "But
even in Grand Rapids be would still
believe In Italy."
Then she glanced away. Anglo-Saxon
secretlvent'ss hid her interest, for
the great painter, seeing her, bad
paused and was staring up enrnpt from
the wnlk below. The nidoni-ss was
unconscious framed by the window
sash she looktil so like a picture in an
exhibition. Her clear cut face, all
purity, roscrubk'd nothliip be had ever
seen In life. Sm-li nicest lie some
times dreamed of uf for confession. He
larad them us lie loved tbe church,
with its poetry and mystic symbol-
tarn. Her ccntlc coldness, so differ
ent from Floria, gave her a holy wem
ing, and holiness had power to thrill his
Ml. iiko a violin's harmonics, as some
thing high and fine, almost past the
easing. That such a creature must be
twyond all touch of passion affected
him with Ineffable sadness, bat to tbe
artist sndnturt bolds an element of deep
BTtutia Joy. Her height above him
iBOTgbt a eoesckiostMss of bis own sin
.tnncasssd mortality, tier eyes wuu
tiered beyond htm In apparent careless-
BBS.
fjlin is an angel from heaven, and
& .l.. T uM M m tnrt.
allows not lum
mural. , li m
he knew surely
aho would plead
or me wnn aiary
and the blessed
saints."
"A stranger 5
lea, sbe. Is' a
arrantrer." COOed
tbe bout, pointing
to tbe regtetet
when Giuseppe
guest kxwd. Gen
Ins is a hothouse
plant that mum
be ooaiM
flower. "A i
elan nam
ra-arter 1
Carter, Angelica
Garter ox micm
n n "
Boao angai.
- en as uroseis
sutrma vv """i" ikM honed, u
lj Im. hnrM had SO
nicsseu iiiui -
bssfly remote s sound. Mkblgan-no
wona power iui-" - i
ankno-m countries wbk-h the fancy
. .rin Iffnnrea. Bat
loves sua uk rw-.-- .
the Dost came presently with further
Inroraiauna:
-sOehlasJs kike, ts- tsU me. m
the tody patota. Bte
mmAt lulu to ass oar ptrtarsa, B
berr
"Tsa, I "v, tv
"But ana
"rt-t night be
rijarita, a kb from nwls, anappotefr
' n.MM Be It wan thf
Dtn "' .. La
.rtrtj. eaw -rtasa aTf
s.-Tur-id pot -j nw-
nZ Sostffiia, scatsxie ijaamfcaj term
a aa l'" . t7a m.
ssttartna of ssgnarita-
4(9 st laarasIX aba pt
laei
aCK,
tar
"T . ta am rarity.
words and much humility. Ills works
spoke for him. She saw there Madon
na eyes and quiet valleys ond that
peaceful calm of evening when God
walked abroad in tho garden. Every
where was faith, tinged by sorrow to
a deeper ri huess, and poetry and In
tuitive comprehension of those things
lieyond that humankind must strive
for, never reaching. A despair of her
own poor reasoning talent seized her.
"The picture ehall say it nil."
Looking, she understood tho man and
the strange sweet longing of his coun
tenance. When he unveiled a sketch
of herself tears rose with tho Inten
sity of her delight. Unfinished ns it
was. It was the gem of the collection.
But the beauty, the exaltation of It,
were such as she had never possessed.
And ho believed her like that! He was
great, he was gopd, and she knew it
now with the suddenness or a reve
lation she loved him.
"You were so like a picture nt the
window," ho apologized, "that I stud
ied you. You forgive?"
"Surely I forgive. You you shall
study me again."
"Oh, If I might and here! At the
window you hung so far above the
line."
"I stall bo on the lino hereafter If
yon pnlnt me so." And her voice sank
to a reverent whisper.
Tbe artist's face flushed, no wob a
creature of emotions too natural to
seek concealment. Without troubling
to separate tho woman from tbe con
ception he struggled with ao explana
tion. "Ob, slgnorlna, the years that I have
longed for yon! I cannot make words
talk, but tbe picture shall say it all
how I was weak and wicked and you
mercifully came to bo my salvation;
bow you looked at me to lift me out of
sin. You will let me love you? I am
bold to say it, because I ask nothing.
Yon are so far away that my love can
not offend more than it does tho Vir
gin" Angelica passed tbe night with open
eyes examining her happiness. Tbe
letters of a young attorney in Grand
Rapids bad been destroyed, they show
ed so commonplace beside the glory of
this new passion. Giuseppe sboold
love her, as ho willed, and when the
time came that It was not unmaidenly
to yield-in blissful wakefulness lbs
rehearsed tbe thousand ways that she
might tell blm.
The sittings began. Tbe artist work
ed feverishly and said little. Angelica
heean to find him more complex than
be bad tbr lght
"You art like religion. You mais
me sod," ha sold when asked about
his aomberness. But the snswer dis
pleased Angelica-and Oiled ber with
premonitions. Was It only black eyed
pioTta, thea, wbo could make aim
arnile?
Itri. tntanart In hr ncTsonnlltT was
meager, tva. tot a tow. When aha
simnrl Runtda ha had nrtrr-
.,AftO v " .
mured:
."Tho rtipMs beeh by the sea wneiw
you liver
, Angelica remarked that she lived far
toland and In paqas added a referee
to" the attorney whose letters bad ber
aarrlflced. .
-One worthy yon mere? l ernopw
Giuseppe la not. He knows It. After
. i-w ri win retain. The great
rapids win swallow yoa again, and I
ehall see yon no mors." And AagelV
en's annoymnra ac me esao wiia w
abo was icAgned was only half re
moved by bla netnaio se aw
bis breast:
"But I aha II bars ymj nrre arwayn.
Nor woald be let be as the p
h,. -Walt tffl It la oooe,- ns bbjb.
And b painted so e!llJy that aba
graw yealoata. It bad alt bis attention;
ahenoos. wast was u"i
nr. at bad seen n causa nrr
Groat-poo's toaptratloo. Hot was aba
be soly aa tnsptrsuooi cam ww
his abstracted face, and a wars of
statin ta make aotn eosjacetloa ba
im BOTetf and tbe nsJntlng, aba
spots on day of tgmalkia.
-0 I Iss ml bis U Hi r nno ma. yw
m. vtmr cnarrtrtfcxi that Gloarpp
aut m mmoiatw aothlns that was
arar f- and pat toto book
rereernca led bertn aaa: :.
nhs waa tbs) atara ba bad atatta.
sad after that aba bsrsajs bla wtfa
riv. mtrn of this appeal to Oh
mm. or was th parallel lost. Ha
looted from ber to tn paerara, u
gave a aesiahtng atpb:
Ab. box I bava aot pnws s v -
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GRAHAM, N. C, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER
ture grew with her lovo. Tho day it
was completed and showed to her she
could have cried lilond In despair, even
while she prust rated herself before the
genius that bad produced It. It was
a perfect fare no woman's, but an
angel's. It was the soul of goodness
looking down on sinners wllh unscom
lng pity, glorious, alluring up steep:
and on to heights, then Uittlng on bo-
fore, ulwnys unattainable, always ex
siting. Bo Beatrice munt have been
when her eyes drew Doute out of pur
gatory Into heaven.
Giuseppe loved It not her. There
was no common ground between them.
Tho girl's hands clluched with tho
hopelessness of rivalry against tho
nonexistent. And, insult to Insult, the
thing bad stolen her lineaments!
"She Is great," Angelica sold, dash
Ing back the tears. "She will make
yon famous and me, perhaps." There
was a ring of sarcasm In the lust
words that puxsled Giuseppe.
"She la grcut. I have dwelt with her
day and night, until I understood. Sha
has been my salvation. She has led
me on and on. I am no longer a
painter, but an artist And she is you.
You have taught mo this. I thank
you."
Angelica Jerked back ber hand from
bis reverent lips and shrieked her ex
asperatlon, "No, no, no she Is ugly,
ugly."
Sho bad hoped to retire with dignity,
The dam once broken, ber emotions
poured out In spite of her. "She Isn't
me. You have no right to paint that
thing and call It mo. When you suld
you loved me, I believed It. I loved
you in spite of your faults. But you
you are wicked and ungrateful. You
demand of roe perfection and eucji
porfectlon."
Giuseppe rubbed his hand across bis
forehead, stupefied. Tho picture and
Angelica, it seemed, were two sep
arate entitles. Galatea, made flesh,
was no longer Galatea. Here was a
woman surely, the one he bad painted.
But tbe blessed angels, did they not
exist?
"Do you lovo me?" she demanded,
with a stamp of her foot. "Mo or her,
which? Look at her. She is a co
quette. You will never reach ber,
however you try. I will make you
happy so happy, Giuseppe. But choose,
choose."
Giuseppe stood open mouthed for a
Tew dazed moments till he had stared
her into focus. Not bis angel now, not
above him. He might touch, possess.
A woman this with tho features so
dear to him, red lipped, fairer than
Floria. The earth called loudly to
him. Heaven was far off. The clouds
'Me or her vMcht"
gave way. He was falling like Luci
fer from a great height swiftly, gid
dily. And still aa be clasped ber in bis
arms sho kept demanding:
"Me or ber? Prove it"
Giuseppe turned to tbe picture. In
his glance was tbe cynicism of an en
lightened century over which unbelief
baa swept. He considered the tender
pathos of Its oyeawlth their promises
that could never be- brought quite to
fulfillment. He marked 1U gplrltaallty.
pleading mutely against tho flesh, aa
eyed, distant, always distant and un
reachable. And it was be who hs
painted sncb a moo sin Into those fea
tures. It was be who had caned for
heaven while there was an earth. Thn
corners of his month twitched. With
out warning be burst Into a long, lond
brogh. It rM materialism startled
Angelica. Hcfore abe could prevent ha
bad seized a palett knife and slashed
tbe caavae from edge to edge.
1 bava proved It," be whispered.
"Bho Is worse than a eoqoetts. Kb la
a fie. But I have you. I am eadaosd."
.as
"Yes," the innkeeper was soot to
coo (Me t gneeta. "that Is Glnsopp.
ine pinif ii
and his wlfa.
They are a pair
of lovers ao hap
or. Oh. It most
unfortunate; she
baa ruined blm.
If only be bad
married Ftorta
bat bow to a hap
py man ever to
be a Kapha! r
When aba tnn
keeper o night
came epun his
proteoa piecing
together tb
edgea of tbe ma
tuated canvas be
tabbed his bands
In alee. t - i
Ah, TOW oV
sTKrvad arhat was
Getwrpr atwaal1 good, and It tor-
nwnm. axttt yoa. II
takes veageaaca. Toa ar trooDled
on, my contented oaer
"Ototeariad; yea. Dot aba wasat a
Be." Clnsepps sabl aa be laid away the
m to ma n my
wtrtanm of tbe
Mt aa tho cveatfasan) of
aada- a eonowfxU, brt sbe would
have saved ma nay sont she was a
eoooart; aha would aove bava eatta
Bed. I ebenld bava gone oo aad on?
Toa tagratr sagexty whlapersd tbs
tnabeeoer. "That la good. ICogret.
paint again, ;;;ul ynn will et be Glu
sopK'. tho master."
Ills eagerness was checked by Giu
seppe's smile. "I regret nothing. I am
happy -nx rintenicd- as an animal
williout n t..iul. It is Kweet to be so.
And n man cannot have all things. I
shall paint ngnfn, to lie sure, but I
shall never be mi artist."
American Girls and Titles.
The responsibility for the present
huilllllatlUL' slave trade In which rich
American glrlw are sold to the titled!
decadents of England anil tbe conti
nent Is almost wholly the fault of the
men of this country. This opinion Is
offered only after years of observa
tion and consideration of our social
conditions nnd after a pathological
study of American men. Their oion
astonishment nnd chagrin at this phe
nomenon would be vastly amusing
were It not so pathetic. Our men have
a helpless Inability to gee themselves.
Nor Is the responsibility of tbe mother
lost sight of, for the foreign suitor be
gins with her, us lie does In Europe.
She Is tbe outer citadel which must
first succumb to his studied charm.
This outer citadel Is carried with as
tonlshlng ea.ie, as he quickly discovers, .
and for time reasons. The mother In
easily duzzl'd; her eoclnl foundation.1'
do not go down deep In tbe das to
which she almost Invariably belongs
her husband has made every dollur of
the lure of those millions without
which there would not be this problem
to solve. Second, the women who see
what a given man really is, wbo esti
mate him at all Justly, who begin even
to understand men's social standard?
either In this country or Europe, ore
rare Indeed.
The Ame-lcan mother usually Is
clearly out of her depth at the start,
as unfit as a child to counsel ber
daughter. Sho Is not equipped for It.
It Is not her work.
In the third place must bo considered
that subtle relationship of sex which
European men of any age always ha
tbe art of establishing with a woman
of whatever age, their attention, their
onlck courtesy toward women, their
habit of listening absorbedly when
woman spunks all this Is so absolute
ly new to the American mother that
she becomes hypnotized by It and can
no longer distinguish truth from fal
slty or a mere national point of eti
quette from a personal tboughtfotoesa
and delicate tenderness of feeling.
The Right Addi
A young New York broker of coo-
vlvlal habits fen In with an old school,
friend wbo had gone on tho road.
"Whenever you're In town come up
and bunk with me," urged his friend
as they separated, "no matter what
old time It is. If I'm not there Just
go ahead a"d make yourself at home,
rtl be sure to turn np before day
break."
Boon after this tbe salesman arrived
in town about midnight and, remem
bering bis friend's Invitation, sought
out his bosrdlne boose. There was
only a dim light flickering in the hall
but be gave tbo bell a manful poll.
Presently be found himself face to
faco with a landlady of grim and ter
rlble aspect.
"Does Mr. Smith lre here?" be fal
tered.
"Ho does!" snapped the landlady
"You can bring turn right In!" Every
body's. Te Be Sore.
The nemeslrles of conieraarhai fre
quently load to odd ceerratlona. Mrs.
Sullivan and Mrs. Harrigan the other
day were conversing across) the fence
that separated their lespotUva etotbet
yards. A high wind was Mowing, and
each womar from ber post amid the
lines had to shout to make bersetf
neard.
"Mrs. Bulltvan," shouted Mrs. Harri
gan, "did res go to the ban
night r
Tea," a boated the other ra tho gale.
"I was!"
"Was whatl" cried Mrs. BntMraa.
"Wlntr Tooth's Companion.
Water at MetJa la Hot
Weather.
Do not drink water or other
liquids when you have food In
your mouth, fur one part of tho
danger of drinking at meal Is
that tho fluid may vrash down
Into the stomach partlclea of
food which bare not been thor
oughly masticated ami impreg
nated by the digetrr J alert ta
tbe month.
The stoma dsoger, eipeetaMy
la soraewee. t that yoor arm
may be tos cold. I lea water,
which so nmmy fadrah pee as ao
indulgo la too .wocK
When yoa swallow Ice water
at mealtimes tbs water aluipty
paralyses the wall of the stom
ach for a time and stops tbe bow
of anatrte Jalcoa antU tbe body
warmth baa inert oats tba chill
and atluwa tb Juice to flow
one more. Dot If yoa chew
your foud well and DO NOT
vmsK. very cold rxutua
there la ao danger.
ires aaat Ttarir Bathe.
Naturalist a tell aa that to
their talleta soma birds as water
only, eocn water and tract, whB ether
prefer dust aad ao water. Birds ar
not only nice ta tb choice of bath
water, bat also very particular about
tb onattty of tbrtr toilet dast.
Wild darks, though Andtng by Bah
water, prefer to bath In fresh water
pools and will fly be dlstoocte in
tend raonlng brooks aad ponds,
wber tht-y praoa aad dress thetr
feather la th early boars of tb
morning.' Sparrows bathe eftea, both
ta wec and m daat, They ar aot ao
particular about tbs quality of water
as about th ouaatlty of the dust Tbs
city sparrow mast take a water batb
where b caa get It Road dust, th
driest and finest possible, salts blm
bast rartrldgea prefer dry loam.
They 11k to scratch out th aofl from
BAr tb grass aad the tost bars
with cool earth.
Most trlrds ar food of ashes. Take
a walk som early tnoralng acraaa a
fleld where boon res bar barad aad
ass tb numbers of winged creature
that rts swdoetvty from tb ash bra pa
A darting form, a small cloud of aabaa,
and tba bathers disappear.
2, 1909.
THE CHAPERON.
How She Came to Withdraw One
of the Camp Rules.
By CLYDE
LAWRENCE.
CopyrlsM.
190a, by Associated Literary
Press.J
"Young ladles, 1 wish to make au im
portant announcement," suld Miss Dar
boy, teacher of tbe class p. French at
tho Wellington private school for young
ladles.
Tbe fourteen young Indies looked op
In expectancy.
"During tbo summer vacation, be
ginning two weeks hence, I shall have
tents on tho shore of the lake, and
inch of you aa can arrange It with
your parents may summer there.
There will bo boating, bathing and
fishing. Freeh meats and vegetables
will he supplied every day. It to a
new departure, and I hope it will be
a success."
It was seen that she hadn't quite
finished yet, and the applause was
withheld.
"It will be a young ladles camp In
the strictest sense of tbe word," she
continued. "No members of tbe ether
sex win bo permitted near It. Farmer
Jackson will see to that That Is aft
Hand In your names as soon aa poast
bie, please."
"But wontonr brothers and mostn
be allowed to come to see sal asked
Miss Harden for tbo rest of tbe class.
"Impossible," sbo replied th French.
"In your care. Miss Harden, I happen
to know that yoa bare neither broth
era nor coosms of th msfe sex"
"But I bnvo a"
Ko. she didn't say H. Tba teacher
opened ber eyes very wide aad drew
berseif np and fftghtttied bee
Miss Pearl Harden area fatherless,
and ber wktowed mother had eojy a
limited lacotne. Ibesw went other pn
plis wbo bad to consult th matter of
income as wefL and arhea Xba Car
boy bad made up her let forth sain
tner camp It totaled srreanamea. Six
of them bad no compnxhkt of th fata
to be enforced; tbe sctotit h airtif noth
ing, but seenxd to be thmfcfas a gaeaz
deal
Vacation ram. The camp van
pitched and ocrarsed. and Farmer
Jaefcsno took a ahotgna bxt tbs- tuiiiB
with him and kept aa y aa th ap
proaches to thaemjSftp.
Everything went aions epSetty for a
week, and the enemy was laOsd mt
a sense of ettueitj. Jto ptrstsi craft
approached, ami farmer Jsgkaoo went
to bed with conscience free fsora kill
ing. Than Hiss Dortmy tsofc eJuncsa.
She wanted song tbtaitsa tram berrsom,
in the vtBage and she m tanged with
tho driver of the provtetDO. wagm to
ride up arltb htos.
Halfway te towm a araeet came off
tbe vehicle, aad after gaafng at the
wreck tor At minutes the driver an
Bouxtcad that ao tour hash J wagna
enuM eoattnue its mad career en three.
wtieclu. Tats meant that Miss Carboy
must walk. She gav o her errand
to go back to her cbnrgeav The bey
showed ber m short cut across the
fields and went off wttb the horses. But
be dhl aot warn her to watch aot bar
a aad and watte, boa pasturfijit b one
tsttbaMd.
bfJaa Daxboy soon, bod ase for ait hat
French exestaiattonr. She Skat leant
rem bare ttk dttrtant tltuntfer. thftta a
aaaaga beaow. thea a trameUng at CIW-
earta and the sight of a martuw tear
log dew ape ber. 8b cox
oaves. There were twe a trade tree
staartbxg etna together, aad she aach
d see aad sod rotmnl a perch ten met
atgh wftHe the bun sSopoed to earn
at tbe ant that had berwtk xsana bar
bead. Women, ace ant BHtrtml !lmh
era. but eader stress ef perff they have
been knew to add that teas s thetr
aaeay Bfroe.prt-ftm.rnta.
"Oo awaygo- right away from
barer reoinmnded bOba IJarhoy m
both rrearh and tTagflaik ae the baB
ram and an wed and babuwad. He
abaotalwty wfuwitt TbawMteDavbsf
caikd fur befnv but ao balp, cama.
Aa hour had aeased whan the butt
went to the era to drink. He Bilo t
forget the tady up tba tree kmwt
He kept toektug hack, and so Muibsed.
that to aWend would bring blm back
on the caurg. He had snttshVd bla
thtrat wbea hat suddwiCy emitted a
bellow of detmnce and weal dnsftirrg
across the ivrtl There wua anvthsr
Xttxiwder. Thtat ttme It wast a young
ana. He beard tb hefl"V aaw the
ban and at eac aiade lor tb txwse.
H came up at a hot per, amde a
long serhu to catch a branch and
escaped a vtetoaa sweat et tbe bone
by bntbaa. He had bee settled, oa a
branrb tor three aiinutve bvfore be
beasd a Totca aot tug:
we eMT
bkt a a tare!" be
easped. "Hvw dhl ye get there ?
"That crvMtur chased aw, and tl
"1 cant baad ye tay card, bat ary
nam la RasilaU Uepe."
I am Mbw ITerouv ot th
Yea are": be rreocn fc.ee bur
Tea have eaarge f th eaasrnee cento.
To bar baaed a edict rant so taan
aaaQ spfeevb It within half a mile.
That ehl thrsjer with a ehvtge twrued
aa beck yeeSevday. and k en tryaag
It acuta reeay."
To wasted to see est! was asked.
"Oh. ae! 1 wasted to see Mwa Bar
de. 1 am ha bra wttb ber. yoa
Maw navdv asabrr say
charge, aad the rave I have amde
est be aoryeeV"
TTed. all rtaret. rsplwd Ma Dope a
smlwnabty
to toll ye that 1 waa la bar wttb Miae
Hares, bat tf fas ta a beat aa at
M camp HI stay here, . HTc
boo. teat Kr Ar yea aejeya
aeatloar .
Mksa Darboy hated acveaaat I
radtgnarjaa) and werfMaye tmiat fa
k'rvee. She- wa Jest tienat an aa
that i
tralcht to
bra tbe seia.
be bad hrvat eetet for a
saa pa and eeUoertaaV-
tSb
ttarvWucv res,n
My akrd:
ahe areaea ii nil
raaer
"Won't be get tired and leave na
pretty soon?"
"It will take a week to tiro htm oat."
was tbe reply. "Yea, I expect to be
here for at least seven days. Too cab
see bow mad and determined he la.
Yon hod better tlo yourself to a limb,
so that when yon grow weak from ban
ger you will not fall to th ground."
"Mercl! Mercil Bat yoa can't mean
It, monsieur 1"
"You bad started far th village,
probably. Wben yon don't return the
girls will think you bare eloped. Has
Is Just the season for eJopemsxits, yoa
know. Let me stand up and look for
tbe camp. I see it Tbe girls are
running around In wild excitement A
boat with a man In it la drawing near,
and you are not there to shoo bbn
away!"
"Ob. my on happy aeifr moaned Miss
Darboy. "I shall be blamed. Ko one
will believe me. I shall bo disgraced r
The teacher ebed tears tn French
and was quiet for a few rntante. Mr.
Hope watched ber and eaw that a
mental straggle we goaag on. He
was too wise to Interrupt, and pres
ently she said la very bombts EngHab;
"Mr. Hope, doe Mia Harden
mother know that yen love bar aVkagfa
terr "I was to have aeea ber faanutiow
to tell ber and ash ber enoseat to tbe
marriage."
"Mr. HopR, can the creator below be
drtvea awayf xoterrapted Mia Dar
boy. arttb hope ta bar tones.
"Possibly.
"And It nwedst get w the yean
ladle ears that 1 waa waa a a
tree?"
"Stet antes ye aaB the story yeae
seif." "And ynw could eompany m far
camp the aa me mm H I bad aiet yaw fts
th vSJagn
"Just the same, lea 1 en aid- nev
cogipeny yoa to exmav and I asnlifl
rake stroll wttb MIbw Hssde and
bar a talk, aad yo coaht rat srna-af
the ether fallows nay caUaaad adtt ttv
thexestr
"Kr. Hopi, aaweeaa, to aUw tosr
tntatrae aance."
Iter. Hope dropped hi tnndltesr'ftO'g
to the graaav and wftflei the butli wbw
rmimnc an at th young mas awungr
daw and grahbadhlm. by tnOUtanill
twisted and abnatoeTL Away wentt tfla-
frightened Bovine so. gaUbat, and!
Mfc Darboy waa aaslHttHtttttwn Two.
hoar Inter she was aoyltug to her
Taunnj tttdlus,. A berg a
that the nttatrfetloni against aula- via-
ftars e this camns hunt, for gosdl and"
atSfiefenf res so ma. rteani witrtiwnt.
Ke apniouoe,
aietuittaia bw Daejtift..
Once noonv ttmai, hi (The day when)
tTltngs newer luoiiuaxL tfaep Iftrad) at
tax who tbanws only- na tttbgi axuC
that want anflb IS rtouuldl Iteftu
reea. ba thrtughX how tine tt wonhB
be. Kaybe Peattti eerllwanrl hinn amt
liMrTifytf to gsaot hiw wftitu. or pachape
betog boa? tukhia- ft jasnwji etlllthteni,
proxDJattuy imuntt aun. an&B nramaiu. oar
snaenh who waoai nesdbd, aveadb attn
pfy pjtgut htow Mlt any ntta. aha
tnam atwed amt m. Baeiitina bar
EimiTs. hh ibaaiMialbnm. grrnemrtnn
after ganeinitSun), aili hi trtemlra. andl
tost ftanrsndiinto eg ttta flrbiBilBi Wn
ene kneur Ulm,, audi his- dug e ojiextil.
ruse was s lum; atgo enuti haBlbg
ot thy kiiyee. smhirDwroi,, aw!
a toihtx. tt waat am fat ha.' hilkott bb at
gitxaaant Phnirfi'igT' EIck llnedl en, and
en, aott fucever, but aMatlt bndl ntuv-
goOan) Bffni anal tnoeghi be
dbr a fcrienaly a ba hoitai
t awe. bat eaaldn't dhn. And) iff yaw
enrsosr for ene srhat bn Inair Km U1V
tfltnlk baer anarhi awiwe th wouldl be
tt never km tt; ta t Ilka, tflla. tttett
ehf man whonc Dustta haw mi'guKrai
ABrhtHon GMm
nbetni Shuir Diwaaa.
A ifl mil at an eatxeana- Beriiatt-atroBW
af aacurw a oaaaedl hs ttte larnam ea
Tibet at some, off trjelfr ahnroh ease,
amaleai. Fos thin th enntume at two
aktilBri, preferably- rftlldreuta. ar HifcrrTti
and. oeer the- concare- sWkti at eania. tb
soirtchad eha kln, ot a snaka. The two.
ahull ar then owmeatott at tbe
tUBrtiuaratdeetwwoiamidT
a red, wttb, entto. dodV tba
akins btilng; oomi ue. TThtar drome
ax often oi uaiurii laaTfl by tuvbieT ttiav
iteadat et dbvfla and awcta Uls
the moee sepvtsrve tbe Ibittrav painted.
apvu, rhwin. hi tout amt Dine wkrrak The
mettlod vmgiormt tot rnying- ttteati to
rathe varhus, T the- wosdbeji dtob
bet-wewn. the two hnlvwa a. aont hs fb
tened by which the dram eaa be- soa
peoitod aint than. mDiiUa arHrtoail.. Two
abort eonda with: knuhe at itiulr entht
bang doer to. soctt, way. that as the
drum Baeotoea they strike. alturnatBty
es eithea fare and thns produce at aaj
ular "tunv tamft"'
TftUxsit7 of tH ShKnsoh.'
-We rvd a unlvemity ot the
srotnacb' aakff a well known
St Louis ptu'sk'tan nwenUy..
"with a Cull sat ot profResor ot
aualttoit. digestion, asatmllatio
and wesot, aa watt a of geaeenA
phyelueDgy. anatomy and gvo
erai btotugy. or. bvttw ye. ech
evlivs jod seery eiNnuoa acbuel
to the laad abouid Wach bow
to tab ear ec th bwdy and
bow to save the .axwtavb. pn
tk.-vJarty t the samine awotb.
be ijiaaD.Moa at dlut and
btng reeiktf a penua esoscbiV
rj Knbt to dbtaniat -
T.n.. ajaa rve t
Caxl.-Jw Ct-r, X. B
turlLa writ: "AU"t four
veert ago I wrvt vwtt that I had
leva vntltvly cureJ ef kUlser
trouble rr ak.ia two twcttet ol
KoJvy Kklaey Kef!?-. l
tirrty tott(iHl tbe bmk vliaa n
imeul and tvaitt, asd all mt the
y a, itats wf kidawy trouble di
apirreL, ajxl ajVr fwtr yreab 1
aaa ajpain piceja"! b tae -IuU 1
bare aevvr KaJ amt rur of
tbo-te tyriploeni, bad 1 baa vi
ttratlr cured to but eared."
Foley s Kidney Rrwray will de
the urn fur ywav Urabasa VrMf
N0.29
Succeed when evtiytliina; ales IlOs.
In nci voua proaizatioa and strnala
weaknesses they' tba awpanaa
for kiDNirr-uvra and
STOMACH TROUCIA
tt at tba best snadld
over aoftWggisrs
Ml
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leadachesi
This time of the year
are signals of warning
Take Taraxacum Com
pound now. It may
ave you a spell of fe
ver. It will regulate -your
bowels, set your
liver right, and cur
your indigestion.
A good Tonic
An honest niedrcine' .
Taraxacum
Co.
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