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Then I whizzed off, and he was left standing all alone ou the platform. And I felt so sorry for him ; and all the way down to Boston I kept thinking of him what heeald, and how he looked, and how fine and splendid and he was as he stood on the platform waving good-by- . And so I guess I was still thinking of him a being sorry for him when I got to Boston. Thats why I couldnt be so crazy and hilariously glad when the folks met me, I suspect. Some way, all of a sudden, I found myself wishing he could be there, too. Of course, I .know that that was bad and wicked and unkind to Mother, and shed feel so grieved not to have me satisfied with her. And I wouldnt have told her of It for the world. So tried Just as hard as I could to forget him on. account of Mother, so as to be loyal to her. And I did most forget him by the time Id got home, lut it all came back again a little later when we were unpacking my trunk. You see, Mother found the two new white dresses, and the dear little shoes. I knew then, of course, that shed have to know all I mean, how she hadnt pleased Father, even after all her pains trying to have me go as Mary. Why, Marie, what in the world is this? chc demanded, bolding up one bf the new dresses. 1 could have cried. I suppose she saw by my face how awfully I felt cause shed found It. And, of course, she saw something was the matter ; aud she thought it v I was I Well, the first thing knew she was looking at me in her very sternest, sorriest way, and sayitig: "Oh, Marie, how could you? Im ashamed of you I Couldnt you wear the Mary dresses one little three months to please your father? I did cry, then. After all Id been through, to have her accuse me of getWell, I just ting those dresses couldnt stand it. And I told her so as well as I could, only I was crying so by now that I could hardly speak, I told her how it was hard enough to be Mary part of the time, and Marie part of the time, when I knew what they wanted me to be. But when she me Mary while be wanted tried to me Marie, and be tried to have me Marie wbile she wanted me Mary I did not know what they wanted; and I wished I had never been born unless 1 could have been born a plain Susie or Bessie, or Annabelle, and not a Mary Mare that was all mixed up till 1 didnt know what I was. The Train Came Then, and He Put Me And then I cried some more. on Board, and He Kissed Me Again Mother dropped the dress then, and But I Was Expecting It Thie Time, took me in her arms over on the of Course. couch, and she said, There, there, and that I was tired and nervous, and I remembered what had happened the all wrought up, and to cry all 1 wanted night before, and a real glow came to. And by and by, when 1 was calm- over me at the beautiful idea 1 had er I could tell Mother all about it. gone to sleep with. 1 wanted to tell And 1 did. Mother, and ask I told her how hard I tried to be her if It couldnt be, and wouldnt she Mary all the way up to AudersonvlUe let It be, if Father would. So. without and after I got there; and how then waiting to dress me, I hurried across I found out, all of a sudden one day, the hall to her room and told her all that father had got ready for Marie, about it my idea, and everything. and lie didnt want me to be Mary, But she said, Nonsense," and, and that was why he bad got Cousin Hush, hush, when 1 asked her if she Grace and the automobile and the and Fattr couldnt fall In love all geraniums In the window, and, oh, over again and get married. And she everything that made it nice and com- said not to get silly notions Into my fy and homey. And then is when they head. And she wasnt a bit flushed bought me the new white dresses and and teary, as she bad been the night the little white shoes. And 1 told before, and she didnt talk at all as she Mother, of course, it was lovely to be had then, either. And its been that Marie, and 1 liked it, only knew she way ever since. Things have gone would feel bad to think, after all her along iu just the usual humdrum way, pains to make me Mary, Father didn't and shes never been the same as she want me Mary at ail. was that night I came. I dont think you need to worry Something a little different did about that, stammered Mother. But, happen yesterday, though. Theres tell me, why why did your father going to be another big astronomy want you to be Marie and not Mary? meeting here in Boston this month, And then I told her how he said he'd just as there was when Father found remembered what Id said to him in Mother years ago; and Grandfather the parlor that day how tired i got brought home word that Father was being Mary, and how Id put on M- going to be one of the chief speakers. aries things just to get a little vacation And he told Mother he supposed shed from her; and he said heo never for- go and hear him. gotten. And so when it came near "Well, yes, I am thinking of going, time for me to come again, he deter- she said, just as calm aDd cool as mined to fix it so 1 wouldn't have to could be. When does he speak, Fabe Mary at all. And so that was why. ther? told Mother It was all right, And And when Aunt Hattie and of course 1 liked It; only It did and asked how could she do such mix me up awfully, not knowing which thing. 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This illustrates the of existence. harder to perversity g ay; -- Say Bayer and Insist! g 1 Nu-W- Sayt8 Indigestion stained-window- soft-musi- c, .4 I 1 & By Eleanor Because Charles Anderson Is IUO wanted ir to be Mary now, and which of my little girl, father uie both telling Marie, when they were beshould hear him speak, she ever had what they different from fore. And that it was bard, when you Hattie, I Intend to take her.' And then she asked Grandfather were trying just the bast you knew how. again when Father was going to speak Im so excited Only think of see And I began to cry again. And she said there, there, once Ing my father up on a big platform more, and patted me on my shoulder, with a lot of big men, and hearing him and told me I neednt worry any more. speak I And hell be the very smartest And that she understood it, if I and handsomest one there, too. You didnt. In fact, she was beginning see if lie isnt! to understand a lot of things that shed never understood before. And TWO WEEKS AND ONE DAY LATER she said it was very, very dear Father's here right here in Boston of Father to do what be did, and that I dont know when he came. But the 1 neednt worry about her being disof 'the meeting was day befirst pleased at it. That she was pleased, fore day and he was here then. yesterday, meant her be and that she believed to be. And she said 1 neednt think The paper said he was, and his picture was there, too. There were a lot of any more whether to be Mary or Mabut his was away ahead of little pictures, a rie; but to be just good, loving others. It was the ery best one the and that of to both them; daughter on (1 told you it would be the was page. she was all she asked, and very sure it was all Father would ask, too. that way.) Mother saw it first. That is, I think 1 told ..er then how I thought he me did. She bad the paper in her she there, did care aJittle about having and that fknew he was going to miss hand, looking at it, when 1 came Into me. And I told her why what hed the room; but as soon as she saw me she laid It right down quick on the said that morning In the Junction about Depreciating love, and not miss- table. If she hadnt been quite so ing things or people until you didnt quick about It, and if she hadnt looket have them ; and bow hed learned his quite so queer when she did ft, wouldnt have thought anything at all lesson, and all that. And Mother grew all flushed and But when I went over to the table after rosy again! but she was pleased. I she had gone, and saw the paper with knew she was. And she said some Fathers picture right on the first beautiful things about making other page and the biggest picture there people happy, Instead of looking to 1 knew then, of course, what shee ourselves all the time, just as she had been looking at. talked once, before I went away. And I looked at it then, and 1 read what , 1 felt aga'n that hushed, it said, too. It was lovely. Why, everybody-kneelinhadnt any idea Father was so big. kind of and I was so happy I was prouder than ever of him. It toltl And it lasted all the rest of that eve- all about the stars and comets hed ning till I went to sleep. discovered, and the books hed written And for the first time a beautiful on and how he was presiIdea came to me, when I thought bow dentastronomy, of the college at Andersonville, Mother was trying to please Father, end that he was to an adand he was trying to please her. dress the next going And give I read it day. Wouldnt it be perfectly lovely and all every word. And 1 made up my wonderful if Father and Mother should mind there and then that Id fall In love with each other all over cut outright that piece and save it again, and get married? I guess then But that night, when I went to the this would he a love story all right, library cupboard to get the paper, all right I couldnt do it, after all. Oh, the paper OCTOBER was there, but that page was gone. There wasnt a bit of it left. SomeOh, how I wish that stained-windohad taken it right out. I never body everybody-kneelinfeeling would last. But it never does. Just the next thought then of Mother. But I believe now that it was Mother, for morning, when I woke up, It rained. But I mustnt tell you that part now. And I didnt feel pleased a bit. Still Stories are just like meals. You have to eat them 1 mean tell them in regular order, and not put the ice cream in where the soup ought to be. So Im not going to tell yet why I suspect it was Mother that cut out that page of the paper with Fathers picture In h-- ve 1 1 pooh-poohe- d, Unless you see the name 'Bayer" on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twenty-twyears and proved safe by rullliops, for Headache! Colds Toothache it Lumbago I Rheumatism Earache Well, the next morning was Fathers ( 1 lecture, and I went xith Tam, T,in J Of Neuralgia course Grandfather was there, too, Accept Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" but he was with the other astronomers, only. Each unbroken package contains I guess. Anyhow, he didnt sit with us. proper directions. Handy boxes of And Aunt Hattie didnt go at all. So twelve tablets cost few cents. DruMother and 1 were alone. ggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. We sat back a long ways back, Asperin Is the trade mark of Bayer wanted to go up front, real fat; front of Manufacture of the front seat, if I could get it; and Salicylicaeid. Advertisement. I told Mother so. But 6he said, A woman prefers a husband taller Mercy, no and shuddered, and went back two more rows from wltcre she than herself so that site can pretend to look up to him. was, and got behind a big post. 1 guess she was afraid Father would see us, but thats what 1 wanted, to Ail Women wanted hi in to see us. I wanted him Important to be right in the middle of his lecture Readers of This Paper and look down and see right there before him Ms little girl Mary, and she Thousands upon thousands of women that had been the wife of his bosom. and never lave Now that would have been what I kidney or bladder trouble . called thrilling, real thrilling, especial- suspect it. Womens complaints often prove ts theM or ly If he jumped, or grew red, or white nothing else but kidney trouble, or stammered, or stopped short, or result of kidney or bladder disease. coanything to show that hed seen us If the kidneys are not in a healthy organs and cared. ndition, they may cause the other , diseased. become to Id have loved that. You may suffer pain in the back, But we sat back where Mother and loss of ambition. wanted to, behind the post And, of Poor health makes you nervous, ai us saw at all. course. Father never despondent; it table and It was a lovely lecture. Oh, of any one so. maybe n, course, 1 dont mean to say that I But hundreds of women claim thathealtn by restoring understood it. I didn't. But his voice Kilmer's Swamp-Roothe was fine, and he looked just too grand to the kidneys, proved to he justc such for anything, with the light on his no- remedy needed to- overcome ble brow, and he used the loveliest tions. o Many send for a sample bottle big words that 1 ever heard. And what Swamp-Rookidney, the great folks clapped, aed looked at each and bladder medicine, will do for them, other, and nodded, and once or twice enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer they laughed. And when he was all Binghamton, N. Y., you may reoeiv . , through they clapped again, harder pie size bottle by parcel post. purchase medium and large si than ever. Advertisement. Another man spoke then, a little all drug stores. (not near so good as Father), and then An old bachelor says the different' It was all over, and everybody got up to between firmness and obstinacy go; and saw that a lot of folks were a matter of sex. merely crowding down the aisle, and I looked and there was Father right in front Cuticura Comforts Babys Skin of the platform shaking hands with When red, rough aud itching, by folks. touches I looked at Mother then. Her face 3aths of Cuticura Soap and make Also Cuticura Ointment. was all pinky-whitand her eyes were and then of that exquisitely seen shining. 1 guess she thought I spoke, Talcum. for all of a suden she shook her dusting powder, Cuticura To Cuticura of the indispensable head and said: Ad ver tisemen t. No, no. 1 couldnt, I couldnt! But Trio. you may, dear. Run along and speak Woman's Rights. to him; but dont stay. Remember, So in favor of long skirts A are you Mother waiting, and come right I am, replied MWs Cayenne back. some rights 1 knew then that It musf have been Jowlegged girl lias considered. be to just my eyes that spoke, for I did ought want to i i down there and speak to Father. Oh, I did want to gol And 1 went then, of course. - -- Monoac-eticacldeste- ! , . t, , cW t, 1 e, jRggEgSI (TO BE CONTINUED.) Its Lifes Handicaps.- - UR EVES -- surprising how many banana peelings are scattered over Eyjy tTeet. Atchison Globe. pften. Soothes, , SKS5?S Infant orAdult At all Druggists. Free Eye Book, 5r?jtefcry jf |