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Show A STORYfO, A Beautiful Young Society Woman's Letter. Wl St. Pact Mind. I 521 Wabash St. J Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O. Dear Sir : V took Peruna last summer when was all run down, I and had a headache and backache , and tion BY no ambi- I now for anything, feel as well as I ever did in all my life , and all thanks is due to your excellent Peruna." Bess F. Healy. - The symptoms of summer catarrh are quite unlike in different cases, but the most common ones are general lassitude, played-out- , tired-ou- Jji : SrJ used-u- t, n .INTERNATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION. CHAPTER I. TUB feel- ings, combined with more or less heavy, stupid, listless, mental condition. Relish for food and the ability to digest food seems to F Skin eruptions, sallow combiliousness, plexion, coated tongue, fitful, irregular sleep, help to complete the picture which is so common at this season. Peruna so exactly meets all these conditions that the demand is so great for this remedy at this season of the year that it is nearly impossible to supply it. If you do not receive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case, and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. "Take care, Monica dear," said one, ihroudlng herself In the lace curtain; "dont let them see us." "No, no, Bertha. We must not give them reason to say that their neighbors are Inquisitive. But I think that we are safe if we stand like this. The open window looked out upon a' sloping lawn, well trimmed and pleasant, with fuzzy rosebushes and a starshaped bed of sweet william. It was bounded by a low wooden fence, which screened It off from a broad, modern, new metaled road. At the other side of this road were three large detached villas with peaky eaves and small wooden balconies, each standing in its own little square of grass and of flowers. All three were equally new, but numbers one and two were curtained and sedate, with a human, sociable look to them; while number three, with yawning door and unkempt garden, had apparently only Just received Its furniture and made itself ready for Its occupants. A had driven up to the gate, and it was at this that the old ladies, peeping out bird-lik- e from behind their curtains, directed an eager and questioning gaze. The cabman had descended, and the passengers within were handing out the articles which they desired him to carry up to the house. He stood redfaced and blinking, with his crooked arms outstretched, while a male hand, protruding from the window, kept piling up upon him a series of articles the sight of which filled the curious old ladies with bewilderment. My goodness me! cried Monica, the smaller, the drier, and the more wizened of the pair. "What do you call that, Bertha? It looks to me like four batter puddings. "Those are what young men box each other with, said Bertha, with a conscious air of superior worldly knowler iseuralgic fieadacnes Emerson? 8cm edge. 10 CENTS. And those? Two great bottle-shape- d pieces of yellow shining wood had been heaped upon the cabman. "Oh, I dont know what those are,' Villi headaches: confessed Bertha. Indian clubs had never before obtruded themselves upon her peaceful and very feminine exSOLD PPFRyWfJEfff. istence. These mysterious articles were fol lowed, however, by others which were more within their range of comprehenMr. Morgan Not Fashionable. sion by a pair of dumb-bella purple Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan waa "the cricket-baa set of golf clubs, and cynosure of all eyes at the recent tennis racket. Finally, when the caband bristling, had of the Colonial Dames at New man, all MAN WHO WEAtS election Btaggered up off the garden path, there York. Contrary to the expectations in a very leisurely way from of those who did not know her it was emerged the cab a powerfully built young found that she dresses simply and man, with big, a bull pup under one arm her cloth gown looked rusty. Her and a pink sporting paper in his hand. black . hat was small and shapeless The paper he crammed into the pocket over reputation and exextending and a thick veil covered her face. The of- - his light yellow dust-coa- t, y x our eixty-aiyears and decision of the women who saw her tended his hand as if to assist some one are back, of was embraced in the word frumpy. else from the vehicle. To the surprise - guarantee t garment bearing the Mrs. Morgans disposition Is exceed- of the two old ladles, however, the only which his open palm received was Of THE FI3H. she ap- thing a violent slap, and a tall lady bounded tre are many imitations. ingly retiring and whenever pears in public she seems ill at ease. unassisted out of the cab. With a reDe sure of the n&nve gal wave she motioned the young man LOWER on the buttons. Do Your Feet Ache and Burn? towards the door, and then with one ON SALE EVtfiYWHEBE' Foot-EasShake into your shoes, Allen's hand upon her hip she stood in a care. d Towei ea. sostom masvu. s. a a powder for the feet It makes less, lounging attitude by the gate, tooontci out iTOwu Canadian tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures kicking her toe against the wall and Swollen, Hot Sweating Feet Corns listlessly awaiting the return of the and Bunions. At all Druggists, and driver. , Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample sect FREE. As Bhe turned slowly and the Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. sunshine struck upon herround, face, the two watchers were amazed to see that this Had Earned Death Sentence. energetic lady was far The record of voracity belongs ol very active and In her first youth, so far from being a to stoat right recently caught at that she had certainly come of age Pennyhill. During the night the bloodagain since she first passed that landthirsty little creature had killed elev- mark In lifes Journey. Her finely chisen turkeys, thirty ducks aad twenty eled, clean-cface, with something red Indian about the firm mouth and chickens. strongly marked cheek bones, showed even at that distance traces of the friction of the passing years. And yet she was very handsome. Her features were as firm in repose as those of If winter left Greek .bust, and her great dark eyes ryou all ran down, were arched over by two brows so wind op with black, so thick, and so delicately curved, that the eye turned away from the harsher details of the face to marIn highly popular 1mNe It i the best vel at their grace and strength. Her and most economic!. figure, too, was straight as a dart, a little portly, perhaps, but curving Into 85c THE POUND. magnificent outlines, which were half accentuated by the strange costume That will set you going which she wore. Her hair, black but Flv gallon, for U owl plentifully shot with grey, was brushed E. Hires Charles Ce., plainly back from her high forehead, Makar. Pa. and was gathered under a small round felt hat, like that of a man, with one sprig of feather In the band as a con d cession to her sex. A Jacket of some dark frieze-lik- e material To prove the healmjr and fitted closely to her figure, while her 1 1 M of 1 w V 11 Cleansing power 1axtlne straight blue skirt, untrimmed and un Toilet Antiseptic we will was cut so short that the I mail large trial package gathered, lower curve of her finely turned legs lift with book of Instructions This is not was plainly visible beneath it, terminatabsolutely free.but a tinv sample, large ing in a pair of broad, fiat, to con enough package, and square-toe- d shoes. Such was the vinoe anyone of its value. Drnnkensena I disease end can be eered. The Women all over the country lady who lounged at the gate of numleeley treatment for drunkenness hat been before Paxtine for what are ber three, under the curious eyes of her praising tie public since WHO. and its administration U it has done in local treatfinally safe nod effective in youth or old ue. ment of female Ills, curing two opposite neighbors. All correspondence strictly confidential. all inflammation and discharges, wonderful as a But if her conduct and appearance BE SEELEY douche, for sore throat, natal somewhat jarred upon their BST1TIH, 33 ff. S01TIH TEMPLE ST. cleansingasvagina) a mouth wash and to remove tartar had already catarrh, limited and precise sense of the fitness and white the teeth. Send today; a postal card will do. of things, what were they to think of bold by drag gists or sent postpaid by M, 50 the next little act in this tableaux oente, large box. Hatisfaction guaranteed vlvant? The cabman, red and THK R. PAXTON CO Boston Mass. 814 Colombo Ave. had come back from his labors, and held out his hand for his fare. When Answering Advertisement The lady passed him a coin, there was a moment of mumbling and gesticulatKindly Mention This Paper. ing, and suddenly she had him with No. 21, 1803. both hands by the red cravat which girt W. N. U.. Salt Lake his neck, and was shaking hlu as a terrier would a rat Right across the &EL1ABLB ASSAYS.' pavement she thrust him, and pushing end SUeer... rtd.,.,..,..,.,., A .18Tt Gold him up against the wheel, she banged Gold, Bllvr, Oop'r, In time Sold by druggists. his head three several times against Prompt returns oe mail staple. the side of hts own vehicle. NSUMPTION Assay Co. Can I be of any use to you, aunt?" s, WEATHERW1SE g, BlTHt top-hea- SLICKERS w wtr viy n iJt e, a-L- THREE CROWN ut powder your Grocer sells it. Mires Rootbeer HEWLETT BROS. CO. double-breaste- FREE TO WOMEN! yWHtI I dNwnt low-heel- heavy-Jowle- - CaaEBSEBnaBSHL I asked the large youth, framing himself In the open doorway. Not the slightest, panted the enThere, you low blackraged lady. guard, that will teach you to be impertinent to a lady. The cabman looked helplessly about him with a bewildered, questioning gaze, as one to whom alone of all men this unheard-o- f and extraordinary thing had happened. Then, rubbing his head, he mounted slowly on to the box, and drove away with an uptossed hand apThe lady pealing to the universe. smoothed down her dress, pushed back her hair under her little felt hat, and r, strode in through the which she closed behind her. As with a whisk her short skirts vanished into the darkness, the two spectators Miss Bertha and Miss Monica Williams sat looking at each other in speechless amazement For fifty years they had peeped through that little window and across that trim garden, but never yet had such a sight as this come to confound them. "I wish, said Monica at last, "that we had kept the field. I am sure I wish we had, answered her sister. lttlng-roo- deep-bodl- Making DOYLE- - hall-doo- YOU PLEASE, said the mum, voice of a domestic somewhere from round the angle of the door, "number three is moving in. Two little old ladles, who were sitting at either side of a table, sprang to their feet with ejaculations of Interest, and rushed to the window of the be lost A. CONAN d, CHAPTER BREAKING IL TUB ICE. COTTAGE from the window of which the Misses Williams had looked out stands, and has stood for many a year. In that pleasant su-- b u r b a n district which lies between Norwood, Anerley, and Forest Hill. Long before there had been a thought of a township there, when the Metropolis was still quite a distant thing, old Mr. Williams had Inhabited "The Brambles," as the little house was called, and had owned all the fields about it. Six or eight such cottages scattered over a rolling country-side were all the houses to be found there in the days when the century was young. From afar, when the breeze came from the north, the dull, low roar of the great city might be heard, like the breaking of the tide of life, while along the horizon might be seen the dim curtain of Bmoke, the grim spray which that tide threw up. Gradually, however, as the years passed, the city had thrown out a long' brick-feelhere and there, curving, extending, and coalescing, until at last the little cottages had been gripped round by these red tentacles, and had been absorbed to make room for the modern villa. Field by field the estate of old Mr. Williams had been sold to the speculative builder, and had borne rich crops of snug suburban dwellings, arranged in d avecurving crescents and nues. The father had passed away before his cottage was entirely bricked round, but his two daughters, to whom the property had descended, lived to see the last vestige of country taken from them. For years they had clung to the one field which faced their windows, and it was only after much argument and many heartburnings, that they had at last consented that It should share the fate of the others. A broad road was driven through their quiet domain, the quarter was "The Wilderness, and three square, staring, uncompromising villas began to sprout up on the other side. With sore hearts, the two shy little old maids watched their steady progress, and speculated as to what fashion of neighbors chance would bring into the little nook which had always been their own. And at last' they were all three finished. Wooden balconies and overhanging eaves had been added to them, so that. In the language of the advertisement, there were vacant three eligible Swiss-bui- lt villas, with sixteen rooms, no basement, electric bells, hot and cold water, and every modern convenience, including a common tennis lawn, to be let at 100 a year, or 1.500 purchase. So tempting an offer did not long remain open. Within a few weeks the card had vanished from number one, and It was known that Admiral Hay Denver, V. C., C. B with Mrs. Hay Denver and their only son, were about to move into It. The news brought peace to the hearts of the Williams sisters. They had lived with a settled conviction that some wild Impossible colony, some shouting, singing family of madcaps, would break In upon their peace. This establishment at least was Irreproachable. A reference to "Men of the Time showed them that Admiral Hay Denver was a most distinguished officer, who had begun his active career at Bomarsund, and had ended It at Alexandria, having managed between these two episodes to see as much service as any man of his years. From the Taku Forts and the g Shannon brigade, to off Zanzibar, there was no variety of naval work which did not appear in his record; while the Victoria Cross and the Albert medal for saving life vouched for it that in peace at war his courage was still of the same true temper. Clearly a very eligible neighbor this, the more so as they had been confidently assured by the estate agent that Mr. Harold Denver, the son, was a most nd that he quiet young gentleman, was busy from morning to night on the . , Stock Exchange. The Hay Denvers had hardly move in before number two also struck Its placard, and again the ladies found that they had no reason to be discont-e- d with their neighbors. Doctor Balthazar Walker was a very. well known name in the medical world. Did not his qualifications, his membership, and the record of his writings fill a long half column in the "Medical Directory from his first little paper on the Gouty Diathesis In 1SZS to his exhaustive treatise upon "Affections of the System In 1SS4? A successful medical career which promised to end in a presidentship of a college and a baronetcy, had been cut short by his sudden Inheritance of a considerable sum from a grateful patient, which had rendered him independent for life, and had enabled him to turn his attention to the more scientific part of his profession, which had always had a greater charm for him than its more practical and commercial aspect. To this end he had given up his house in Weymouth street, and had taken this opportunity 6f moving himself, his scientific Instruments and his two charming daughters (he had been a widower for some years) Into the more peaceful atmosphere of Norwood. There was thus but one villa unoccupied, and It was no wonder that the two maiden ladles watched with a keen Interest, which deepened Into a dire tree-line- dhow-harryin- Vaso-Mot- or apprehension, the curious Incidents which heralded the coming of ths new tenants. They had already learned from the agent that the family consist ed o two only, Mrs. Westmacott. widow and her nephew, Charles Westmacott. How simple and how select 11 had sounded! Who could have foresees from It these fearful portents which seemed to threaten violence and discord among the dweller In The Wilderness? Again these two old maids cried in heartfelt chorus that they wished they had not sold their field. remarked "Well, at least, Monica, Bertha, as they sat over their teacup that afternoon, "however strange these people may be, it is our duty to be as polite to them as to the others. "Most certainly," acquiesced her sister. Since we have called upon Mrs. Hay Denver and upon the Misses Walker, we must call upon this Mrs. Westmacott also. "Certainly, dear. As long as they are living upon our land I feel as if they were in a sense our guests, and that it is our duty to welcome them. "Then we shall call tomorrow, said Bertha, with decision. Yes, dear, we shall. But, oh, I wish it was over! At 4 o'clock on the next day, the two maiden ladles set off upon their hospitable errand. In their stiff, crackling dresses of black silk, with jackets, 'and little rows of cylindrical grey curls drooping down on either side of their black bonnets, they looked like two old fashion plates which had wandered off into the wrong decade. Half curious and half fearful, they knocked at the door of number three, which was Instantly opened by a page boy. Yes. Mrs. Westmacott was at home. He ushered them into the front room, furnished as a drawing room, where in Bpite of the fine spring weather a large fire was burning in the grate. The boy took their cards, and then, as they sat down together upon a settee he set their nerves in a thrill by darting behind curtain with a shrill cry, and prodding at something with his foot. The bull pup which they had seen upon the day before bolted from its hiding place and Bcuttled snarling from the room. (TO SI CONTINUED.) CONQUESTOF THE NORTHWEST It Was Acquired from the British by Force of Arms. In 1776. when independence was de- clared, the United States Included only the thirteen original states on the seaboard. With the exception of a few hunters, there were no white men west of the Alleghany mountains, and there was not even an American hunter In the great country out of which we have since made the states of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin. All this region north of the Ohio river then formed a part of the Province of Quebec. It was a wilderness of forests and prairies, teeming with game, and inhabited by many warlike tribes of Indians. Here and there through it were dotted quaint little towns of French Creoles, the most important being Detroit, Vincennes on the Wabash, and Kaskaskla and Kahokla on the Illinois. These French villages were ruled by British officers commanding small bodies of regular soldiers or Tory rangers and Creole partisans. The towns were completely in the power of the British government; none of the American states had actual possession of a foot of property in the northwestern territory. The northwest was acquired at the time of the revolution only by armed conquest, and if It had not been so acquired, it would have remained a part of the British Dominion of Canada. The man to whom this conquest was due was a famous backwoods leader, mighty hunter, a noted Indian fighter George Rogers Clark. He was a very strong man, with light hair and blue eyes, of a good Virginian family, who, early in his youth, embarked on the adventurous career of a backwoods surveyor, exactly as Washington and so many other young Virginians of spirit did at that period. He traveled out to Kentucky soon after It was opened up by Boone, and lived there for year, either at the stations or camping by himself in the woods, surveying, hunting and making war against the Indians like any other settler; but all the time his mind was bent on vaster schemes than were dreamed of by the men around him. He had his spies out in the northwestern territory, and became convinced that with a small force of resolute backwoodsmen he could conquer it for the United States. When he went back to Virginia Gov. Patrick Henry entered heartily into Clarks schemes and gave him authority to fit out a force for his purpose. Marital Lesson. "Why is it, asked a lady acquaintance of ours, one day, that so many men seem anxious to get rid of their wives? "Because," said we, "so few women exert themselves after marto make their presence indispenriage sable to the happiness of their husbands. And this Is seriously true. When husband and wife have become thoroughly accustomed to each other when ail the little battery of charms which both played off so skillfully before the wedding day has been exhausted too many seems to think that nothing remains but the clanking of the legal chains which bind them to each other. The wife seeks to develop in her affection no new attraction for her husband; and the latter, perceiving the lapsus, begins to brood over an which does not exist; and to magnify the Ills which do exist into unsurpassable obstacles In the way of his earthly felicity. There are a thousand ways, if she will only study them out, in which she can make home attractive that her husband will unconsciously dislike to absent himself from it, and so she can rea.'Jly make herself paradise. This done, she may quietly laugh at all attempts to alienate her husband's inclinations; and with those Inclinations will always go, in such cases, his active Judgment. A - homntin Dapplne. , Where will our sorrows receive th same solace as In the bosom of our family? Whose hand wipes the tear from our cheek, or the chill of death from our brow, with the same fondness as that of the wife? I" the raging elements are contending without, here is a shelter. If war is desolating the country, here is peace and tranquillity. Blissful and happy hours, that unite us together In sweet and holy companionship, I bid you a joju! welcome. SticceM and Happlnc-iia- . Lord Clarendon attributed success happiness In life to associating with persons more learned and virtuous khan ourselves. ad WrigKtj pf. Oelwein, Iowa, one of1 .the million women been .Ve'Stbred to healthl-F; who have Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. . . - t be an Its most powerful charm to nature; and the least shade of formality or artifice destroys the effect of the best collection of words. Utah has 1,000 miles of canais, her Irrigated lands producing over 6,000,006 bushels of grain annually. experiment. . . j ( tv t (. . female medicine Why has It the greatest record for absolute cures of in the world ? Why has it lived and thrived and doneanyits glorious work women for a of a because of its among quarter century.? Simply worth. The reason that no other medicine has ever reached its successsterling is because there is no other medicine so successful in. curing womans ills. 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Would you have use butter A11 creameries Why not do as they do use JUNE TINT BUTTER COLOR.1 - - Drops will rid you ' of both. ( Vanburen, lad., Feb, , J Sterilization of Meat. The sterilization of meat Is much practiced In Belgium. It seturns to the rade under the form of ft' Wholei some product, meat which otherwise wauld be unfit for consumption. . r ; ' -- ff To Cure a Cold 4n One day , . Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All money i f it (alls to cure, l&a druggists refund , ' - " . " , Look for this trade mark: TheKlenn.Kool The stoves without smoke, Make comfortable cooking. 1 I cents a policy. What is your health worth? All Lung Diseases 'start with a cough. If you will cough up a quarter for a bottle of Cough Balsam yojiUetop coughing . Japanese Corn Cure ) rid you of a dozen CORNS for a quarter. Which do you love the best-co- rns or quarter? A American Internal Commerce. ' In view of the establishment of the Department of Commerce add Labor tt may be interesting to note that commerce of the United States last year has been estimated statistician at by the government $20,000,000,000. Fifty years ago It The manuwas only $2,000,000,000. factures of the United Slates are neap ly double those of Great Britain and Ireland, and about equal to those of France, Germany and Russia combined.. . Liil f XX Health 10, 1900. . - ' Insurance for'' 25 Plxo's Cure Is the best medicine we ever used foil all affections of the throat nd lunge. WJ . . Ksuslit, XZ DeCOSTAS LIVER PILLS is Long Term In Pastorate.' The Rev. William Annhold has been connected thirty-eigh- t years with the Congregation Keneseth Israel of Philadelphia. The Rev. Armhold is In his 74th year and Is still active. t O. .will prevent blood f in Cnta, M poisoning Wounds, Sores, Bruises, and heal TOOTHACHE for 15 cents? Our Jap- anese Tooth Ache color. , - ; CARBOLIC SALVE Cost of Mining for Gold. 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Dr. George Frederick Stout, editor SiipertBteedeTH of ,mmfr4Uda Ottawa, Canada, w . TarW, of Mind, has been appointed-t- o Lithe or author-le- a Uty, UWh, CanadLa Government Agtjnu, chair of logic and metaphysics In St. Andrews university of Glasgow, in: If afflicted Srltfe succession to the Mte Prof. Ritchie. aoro oye use (TtiQfflon'syrWater 1 -- Vi If. CMSf ' E. Plnkliaru's Vege Overshadowing Indeed is theancoeAs of table Compound compared! With it, all Lydia other medicines for women are . Kind. art, like paint- Kitchen ashes or beat. ing, sculpture and literature, tt owes If conversation y ' ? |