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Show but be was preoccupied, and Griswold, fastening bis collar at tha mirror, bummed softly tbe couplet: With the winking- - eye For my battle-cry- . "Grissyi" shouted Ardmore, "she never did It!" "Oh bless my soul, what was I saying! Why, of course she wasn't the one! Not Miss Dangorflold never: ' "Well, you like her, don't you?" demanded Ardmore, petulantly. "Of course I like her, you idiot! She's wonderful. She's" He frowned upon the scarf he had chosen with much care, snapped it to shake the wrinkles out, humming softly, while Ardmore glared at hfm. "She's wise," Griswold resumed, "with the wisdom of laughter accept that, with my compliments, it's not often I do so well before breakfast. And now if you're to be congratulated before I go back to the groves of Academe pray bestir yourself. At this very moment I have an engagement to walk with a lady before breakfast thanks, yes, that's my coat. Good-by!- " ygfrTjsi 7 SERIAL STORY THE LITTLE BROWN JUG I want every rtirnnlo rhenmnflR to throw nil nil liniments, all planters, nml five Jll'NVON H Iclll.UMA. tVli.L. No mutter wlint ViMU KKMKliY your dM'lup may njr, no uuitler wlmt your friends umy niy, no matter liow xmt uiay be Rulnst all a'lrcr-tlwH- l trJii(li)i to remedies, p fit on drmj. Rit bo(il of the itllEUMA-TIHfM and KftMKIiV. If It full to alvc mi Ion, I will return! your money. Munyon Itememlicr tlila remedy rontiilii" no salicylic aeld, no opium iwnlmt, morphine or other harmful ilnics. It is int up umter th luarnutoe ( the Pure Food tin l'rug 'ATI ' war I KILDARE yr tin-ta- rt rot Mie l)f all flntBKlta. rrlr-e- , 25c, By MEREDITH NICHOLSON Illustrations fly BAY FIGHTING Educational Poster by the Thousand to Be Displayed All Over Copyright Mfl by Tbs United States. A Sample Quip. W. Lawson'a Thanksglring proclamation was a very good piece or oratorical writing," said a Boston banker. "Lawson is always full of quips. "Not long ago I attended the of a millionaire financier one , of those real high financiers' whosa low methods Lawson loves to turn the light on. "I arrived at the funeral a little late. I took a seat beside Lawson and whispered: "IIow far has the service gone?' "Lawson, nodding towards the In the pulpit, whispered back: "'Just opened for the defense." cler-vgyraa- n An Optical Illusion. 'specks Mlstah Rastus Pinklej 'Is In trouble," said Miss Miami Brown. "Las' evenln I saw de teardrops itreamln down his face." "Dem warn't teardrops." replied Ml Cleopatra Jackson. "He des got histso'f a little sp!attered up rillln' his Christmas gir fountain pen." "I Don't part with your illuslotiH. When they arc goue you may still but you have ceased to live. Mark Twain. ex-Ih- L It Is no UHe holding tip the divine throne It you're treading on the toes to do It. .hil-dren'- ti CHEATED FOR YEARS. Prejudice Will Cheat Us Often If We Let It. You will be astonished to find how largely you are Influenced in every In way by unreasoning prejudice. many cases you will ulno find that the prejudice has swindled you, or rather, mado you swindle yourself. A case illustration: "I have been a constant user of Grape-Nutfor nearly three years," ays a correspondent, "and I nm happy to say that I am well pleased with tho result of the experiment, for such it has been. "Seeing your advertisement In almost all of the periodicals, for a long time I looked upon it as a hoax. Hut after years of suffering vith gaseous and bitter eructations from my stomach, together with more or less lon of spi'ftite urnl flesh, I concluded to try Cn peN 'its food for a little ttiiso and noie tho rvu!t. In s "I found it delicious, and It was not long till I b'gan to experience tho beneflcitl erects. My stomach its t ornial state, the eructations and lt'emess craned and I have gained u!l my lost weight buck. "I am ko well satisfied with the result th:tt so long as I may live and shall retain my reason Grape-Xutconstitute quite a portion of my dally food." Read "The Koad to Wellville." in pkgs. "There's a Reason." Kvrr read the above lelterf A ae appear from time to time. Tbe re Brnalue, true, and full of bumaa a laterrnt, Hreakfast wag a lingering affafr at llobus-Morrl- ll Ardsley Company. Thoiiifia AnltiiiMP ami Henry Maine HtuniMt- - iitHiri Intrigue, when th (ovrrimrH of North ami Mouth Carol! n;i rp reported to luve quarreled. OrlHWold Hie hlnmeir Willi Iiiirbiiru Oh nrn. JittiKhter nt tint Kiivcrtior of Houtli Caro Jnswolil lina, while Ardmore eHpuuses the cuuho of nmiKtiler ot the K'v-;rnlerry ofmniriin.i'l, North Carolina. These two luilles ire trylnic to (illliils.--the shoos of their f i tliers. while the are missing. Iloth Kates are In a turmoil over one Applo- wimkoi, an outlaw witn Kreut political In fluence. I 'tinware of nirh other's imih! tlon. Imth Grlswolil and Ardmore set out to muke the other proneeute. Hoth have orcea scoiitlna; I lie border. . Griswold cancures ApphwolBht, but Jerrv Itnils him and takes him to AnUiloy, tier own iirls- nr. Ardmore nrregi a man on his propeny wno nays lie la Gov. Oshorno, .neunwnne anouier man ih arrested as Houth Carolina appieweiKitt iy theCarolina tiilltin. The North militia is :alled Into 8"lloti. When Col, Gilltnicwa-te- r. Jerry's (lame, finds that real war Is arrmi, lie nwsj. Add owe i; it Is taken an :retly by Airlmore and lodged In a Jail In sown camuna. Ketiinnnit to ArUslev Anlmore finds that HiilinKM. the banker, ftnd Foster, treasurer of North Carolina, nave oecn arrested. Jtnrbara Osborne ar. rives at Ardslcy. I'lspuie as to who has the real ApplewelKlit results In the Iden- um'aiion or the man tailed by Ardmore In Smith Carolina as the outlaw and that Oriswold's prisoner is Oov. Danzerlleld Jf North Carolina. It rlevelons that tha iwo Kuvcni'iis are on mo most inendiy terms, andhad retired together to the wikih oi me Doruer, tor a rest from the ares or state. 1 or r CHAPTER XIX that morning. Tho, two gov- ernors and the National Guard officers who had spent the night in the house were not in the alightest bimy to break up the party, for such company, they all knew, could baldly be assembled again. The governors were a trifle nervous as to the attitude of the press, In spite of Collins' efforts to dictate what history should say of the affair on the Raccoon; but before they loft the table the Raleigh morning papers were brought in and It was clear that the newspaper men were keeping their contract SYNOPSIS. During the next three months, the bill boards of the United States will display 20,000 educational posters on to an an tubercuioHiH, according Douncement made by the National Ah oclatlon for the Study and F'reven lion of Tuberculosis. This will conclude the campaign be. run a year ago, when tbe National Dili Pouters' asHocluatlon donated free pace lo the tuberculous cause, the Poster Printers' association offered free printing, and nine paper ninnu factarers gave tbe paper for the post era. The combined value of these sev eral donations for this three-montcampaign la nearly $100,000. The poKttsra are In six different do signs and are all .printed In three col ora. They are seven feet wide and nine feet high. Already nearly 2,500 of these posters have been hung on Jttie bill boards of 46 different cities, and It Is planned to distribute 20.000 more belore April 1 In over 400 towns and cities. Any anti tuberculosis society in tbe United States may re ceive free of charge, except for trans portatlon, as many of these posters as can be hung on tbe boards In its tor rltory. The National association with the tuberculosis committee of the Na Uonal Billposters and Distributors are conducting the campaign. The posters show In graphic form how fresh air, good food, and rest cure tuberculosis; how bad air, over work and closed windows lead to con umption; and how the careless menaces the health of bli family by spitting on the floor. "Thomas WALTERS THE WHITE PLAGUE Roth governors had decided upon an inspection of such portions of their militia as were assembled on the Raccoon, and a Joint dress parade was appointed for six o'clock. Ardmore, anxious to make every one at home, saw the morning pass without a chance to speak to Jerry; and when he was free shortly before to lose my Job." "You ought to have something to "As do," said Jerry, thoughtfully. near as I cun make out you have never done anything but study about pirates and collect pernicious books on the sinful life of Cant. Kldd. You should have some larger aim in llf than that and I think I know of good position that is now open, or will be as soon as papa has cleared out the peanut shells we left in his desk, I think yon would make an excellent adjutant general with full charge ot the state militia." "Hut you have to get rid of Glllingwater first," suggested Ardmore, hit heart beating fast. "If you mean that he hns to be re moved from office, I will tell you now, Mr. Ardmore, that Rutherford Gilllng water will no longer sign himself adjutant general of North Carolina, I removed him myself in a general order I wrote yesterday afternoon Just before I told papa that you and could not act as governor any longer, but that ho must resume the yoke." "Hut that must have been a matter of considerable delicacy, Miss Danger field, when you consider that you are engaged to marry Mr. Gllllngwater. "Not In the least," said Jerry. broke our engagement the moment saw that he came here tho other night all dressed up to eat and not to fight, and he is now free to engage himself to that thin blonde at Golds- boro whom be thinks so highly Intel lcctual." Jerry held up her left hand and regarded its ringless fingers judicially, while Ardmore, his heart racing hotly against all records, watched her,' and with a particular covetousness his eyes studied that trifle of a hand Then with a quick gesture he seized her hand and raised her gently to her feet. "Jerry!" he cried. "From the moment you winked at me I have loved you. I should have followed you round the world until I found you. If - Continued. "No!" cried Jerry. "We shall do nothing of the kind! I met Mr. Ap- plewelght under peculiar cireum stances, but I must say that I formed a high opinion of his chivalry and I beg that we allow him to take a little trip somewhere until the Woman's Civic League of Raleigh and the carp ing Massachusetts press have found other business, and he can return in peace to his home." "That," said Gov. Osborne, "meets my approval." Two more prisoners were now brought in. "Gov. Dangerfkld," continued Ard more. here is your state treasurer, who had sought to injure you by de faulting the state bonds due which is the first of June. And that frowsy person with Mr. Foster Is Sec retary Hillings of the Dronx Loan & Trust Company, who has treated me at times with the greatest Injustice and condescension. Whether Treasurer Foster has tho money with which to meet those bonds I do not know; but I do know that I have paid them in full through the Uuckhaw Na tional bank of Raleigh." Col. Daubenspeck leaped to his feet and swung his cap. He proposed three cheers for Jerry Dangerfield ; and three more for Iiarbara Osborne; and then the two governors were cheered three times three; and when the bungalow had ceased to ring, It was seen that Ardmore and Griswold were In each other's arms. "Surely, by this time," said Mrs. Atchison, "you have adjusted enough of these weighty matters for one day, and I beg that you will all dine with us at Ardsley at eight o'clock, w here my brother and I will endeavor to mark in appropriate fashion the signing of peace betweeu your neighboring kingdoms." "For Gov. Osborne and myself 1 accept, madam," replied Gov. Danger-field- , "providing the flowing frock-coats- , which are the vesture and symbol of our respective ofllccs, are still in the log house on the Raccoon where I became a prisoner." was shaving himself with care. "You won't have any hard feelings about that scarlet fever business, will you, Grlssy? It was dow nright selflsh of me to want to keep the thing to myself, but I thought it would be fun to go ahead and carry it through and then show you how well I pulled It oil." "Don't ever refer to it again, If you love me," spluttered Grlswo'd, amiably, as he washed off the lather. "1 too, have ruled over a kingdom, and I have seen history in the making, rjuorum pars mngna fui." "Hut I say, Grlssy, there is such a thing us fate and destiny and all that after all; don't you believe Jt?" "Don't 1 believe It! 1 know it!" thundered Griswold, reaching for a towel. He lifted a white rose from a glass of water where It had spent the night and regarded it tenderly, "The right rose under the right star, and tho thing's done; the rose, the star and the girlthe combination simply cau't be beat, Ardy." Ardmore seized and wrung his friend's hand for the twentieth time; WEAK BACKS MADE STRONq. Rackache in most cases is kldneJ ache, and usually accompanied by regularities of the urine. To reran tbe prtln and weakness, you must cur! me moneys. Do fc with Doan's Kldner Ii F t To ai nils. J. R DUDW Kennet, Mo., saw i "My condition d: eni wm terrible. I waa k for six week and could not m0w owing to Intense p4lj C I bed in my back. My few and limbs were swollen and urln scant and distressing. After takini I, doctor's treatments without relief, j negan wun uoan s Kidney nils. Thej 1 me up in a hurry." straightened "See here, my dear sir! Didn't I Remember the nameDoan's. tell you not to drink with your meals?" For sale by all dealers. 150 centi i "Rut, doctor, be reasonable. I have box. Foster-MilburCo., Buffalo, N. I to eat some time." - n Back, Then, to the Farm. Richard Croker, during his visit ti New York last month, discussed wltl 7 "I have seen the Cuticura Remedies a reporter the high cost of living. used with best results during the past "The farmers are all right," sali'ij twenty years. In my work as a nurse, Mr. croker. "It Is the people who h many skin disease cases came under sfsl on living in the towns who flmt my observation, and In every in- everything too dear. In tbe towni'fi stance, I always recommended the you see, the expenses are as bother Cuticura Remedies as they always some as the children. gave entire satisfaction. One case In a unit? uuy iu a uny uai looKea particular was that ot a lady friend from his drum one day and said: uj l)C of mine who, when a child, was af"'Mother, Adam and Eve lived in flicted with eczema which covered ber Paradise. What was it like there!", face and bands entirely, breaking out " 'Like what It is here, his niothet sal' at Intervals with severer torture. She answered, 'when you eight chlldres could not go to school as the disfigure are all at school.' " i j ment looked terrible. I told her to get at once a set of Cutlcuca Remedies. fdai at the Business. Young After the use of only one set she was General Howard was an Invltei'fie well. perfectly guest at a dinner given by a boyi1,, e "A grown lady friend was afflicted club. "You eat very wei cin with salt rheum In one of ber thumbs, patriotic to a doughtj my boy," said the and she was cured by the Cuticura young trencherman.general "If you love your , Remedies. Still another lady bad dry flag as well as dinner your youHa salt rheum in both palms of ber bands make a good patriot." oar every fall of the year. They used to "Yes, sir," said the boy; "but be so painful she could scarcely wet Deen practising eating 12 years, and I avet her bands until she began to use the ain't owned nths."-ig- ar a gun but six Cuticura Remedies which cured ber. Success Magazine. firI have also seen them cure children it ringworm. The children's faces Hi Easy. would be all circles and rings around "Does It cost much to clothe the cheeks, and the neck .and after family?" asked the economical man. Th raa treatment with the Cuticura Soap and Not mine," replied Mr. Slrltujjgj Ointment they were completely cured. Barker. "My only daughter Is a bar-e- Bt My husband had rheumatism on his foot dancer and my only son Is a maPa!- -arm and I used the Cuticura Ointment It made his arm as Umber and Tbt Avoiding the Executioner. nice, whereas it was quite stiff before I began to apply the Ointment "Why does a hen cross the road?" M u "So as to avoid getting into thtdown "Last May I bad an Ingrowing toe nail which was very painful, as tbe chicken pie." Judge. long, side of the nail was edging right relgt down In the side of my toe. I cut Constipation causes tnd seriouslv sffmilse c diseases. It is thorouuhly currthe n the nail out of the cavity It made, and vatesDr.many Pierce's Pellet. Tiny by of course applied the Cuticura Oint granules. ment to tbe part affected. It soothed crete. it and in less than ten nights It was Love may make the world go rounlPnni all healed through constant use of the but it doesn't always seem to be-- aW-- P Ointment Ten days ago I bad my to make, both ends meet left band and wrist burned with boilCURK A COLD IX ONE DAT vals ing lard, and Cuticura Ointment has Take TO IJtXATIVB KHOMO Tahtrf Quinine rompletely cured them. I have Just 'ruK'rviunu money u it this lo ears. .K. -recommended the Cuticura Remedies UHuVK'iisifiwtureiaoatacnbux. go. to another friend, and she is pleased thair 8 One of with the results and Is recovering sun Is a the worst things under wtwe shady reputation. I will gladly furnish the nicely. 'lose names of tbe people referred to above Salt I if anybody doubts what I say." (Signed) Mrs. Margaret Ilederson, 77 Highland Ave., Maiden, Mass., Oct 1, 1910. Ami NURSE TELLS OF SKIN CURES 'yi i cai - .. t Ac Oonsiipaiion to-da- y Good-Elto Jerry Dangcrfleld. The next morning Ardmore knocked at Griswold's door as early as he dared, and went In and talked to his friend in their old intimate fashion. The associate professor of admiralty WITH HIS DRINK. surar-coatej-- to-da- CHAPTER XX. MFALINQ ting ready to discharge me," said Ard more, plaintively, "and I don't want C ,. VL ." I.'-- . - J..'liJi..J 1. L . Kil -- XI ' i Studied That Trifle of a Hand. in surj he was chagrined to find that you can marry a worthless wreteb she had gone for a ride over the es- like me, if oh, Jerry!" tate with her father, Gov. Osborne, She gently freed her hand and Harbara and Griswold. He went in stepped to one side, bending her head pursuit, and to his delight found her like a bird that pauses alarmed, ot presently sitting alone on a log by uncertain of its whereabouts, glancing the Raccoon, having dismounted, it cautiously up and down the creek. "Mr. Ardmore." she said, "you may apiH'ared, to rescue a fledgling robin whose cries had led her away from not be aware that when you aBked me her companions. She pointed out the to be your wife and that, I take It. nest and directed him to climb the was your Intention you were stand tree and restore the bird. This done Ing In South Carolina, while I stood he sat down beside her at a point with both feet on the sacred soil ol where the Raccoon curved sweepingly the Old North State. Under tho cir and swung off abruptly into a new cumstances I do not think your pro noon course. "I hope your father didn't scold you for anything we did," he began, meekly. "No; he took It all pretty well, and promised that if I wouldn't tell mamma what he had been doing about coming down here with Gov. Osborne Just to settle an old score at poker mamma doesn't approve of cards, you know that ho would make me a present of a better riding horse than the one I now have, and he might even consider a trip abroad next summer." "Oh, you mustn't go abroad! It's It's so lonesome abroad!" "How perfectly ridiculous! Has It never occurred to you that I am never lonesome, not even when I'm alone." "Well," said Ardmore, who saw that lie was headed for a blind alley, "I'm glad your father was not displeased with our work. It's a guod thing all this fuss about the Applewelght people is over or I should bo worse than silly. My mind was not. Intended for such heavy work." "I think you have a good mind, Mr. Ardmore," said Jerry, with tiic air of one who makes concessions. "You really did well In all these troubles, and you did much better than I thought you would the day I hired you lor private secretary. 1 think I could safely recommend you to uny governor In need of assistance." "You talk as though you were got- - Motherly Advice. Margery was playing school with her dolls. Tbe class in physiology was reciting. "Now, children," she said, "what are your hands for?" "To keep clean," was the prompt reply. Yes," repeated the little . teacher. hands were given us so we could keep them clean, and 'member, too," she added, "we must keep our feet clean, 'cause there might be an accident" Metropolitan Magazine. Calculated piety Is the poorest kind of calculation. SSXrsasii THE CONVERTIBLE BASKET Stand, Kkit Holler, hsnuing-LaniWork Bar I un piand, Card I loliinr, Cake Hiand. Kriilt But- kt, km.i'to. N'liton receipt price: ami receive cms-Inane or htimlnilN oilier imeful new anleles fre Aleuts wauled T)hri.-r,n.4tkh,sokaae,W- tbru. fJ i Tick febnu btii 1 Via Mi mu j Hons v. For Infanti and Children, Always Bought AlCOHOL- -J PER CENT ANeffcfablc Preparation for As- similating iheFoodandRegula-lin- .he Stomachs and g Bowls of Bears MtlltSmlli Jtm Snd W .. 4 perfect Remedy . forConstipa-lio- n Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Fevcri f sh-ar- ss and Loss OF SLEEP hi" list on Verytt OU BO" "'Mo ixadis i"'Llk jtswert fe at ! s The I worn M ext "She Dston le hes mtlng. trenmr Hmbrffrtit A AW of fcpt tfOIHDrSAMUimtSR t'mrifti AU Signs iture JOT NARCOTIC "Tile tfr.Cr torn! hi Dijcsion,Chcerful-ncssandRcsLContai- neither Opium. Morphine nor Mineral few T I repoi ome a "A lii vfl Promotes For etarr Tha Kind You Have ther." s jrn MM posal Is legal. Moreover, unless you are quite positive which eye It wa that so far forgot itself as to wink, 1 do not think the matter can go fur The slightest suggestion of a smile played about her lips, but he was very deeply troubled, and, seeing this, her eyes grew grave with kindness. "Mr. Ardmore, If your muscles of locomotion have not been utterly paralyzed, and if you will leave that particular state of the union which next to Massachusetts, I most deeply abhor, I will do what I can in my poor weak way as father says in beginning his best speeches to assist you to the answer." Then for many aeons, when he had his arms about her, a kiss, which he had intended for the lips that were H0 near, muihImiw failed of its destination, and Toll upon what seemed tc him a rose-leagone to Heaven, but which was, In fact, Jerry Danger field's left eye. His being tingled with the most delicious of Intoxications, tc which the clasp of her arms about his neck added unnecessary though not unwelcome delight. Then she drew back and held him away wltL her finger-tipfor an instant. "Mr. Thomas Ardmore," she said, with maddening deliberation, "it might uot bo important, but I must tell you in all candor that It was the other eye." TUB ENu Cngli! . . ... " Vnm . ..... .L,A u,uc i mraerra wun ehronlt J tu, constipation and during this time I had to Ukt an Injection of warm water once every 14 houn ,no f More I could have an action on my bowel Ord Happily I tried Cascareta, and I ant a well t to nan. During' the nine vurstoday tvfer. t ... Caxarets I suffered untold misery with internal 'a r you, I am free from all that A. f piles. Thankato this tnornina-- . You can nu M In h.h.if i suffering- humanity. B. P. Fisher, Roanoke, III neasant. Palatable, Potent. Taate Good, treet P" VLNev,rr Sicken. Weaken or Gripe. 18 n Never Bold In bulk. Theeeo- nine tablet stamped CCC. Guaranteed to euro or your money back. '.IKS 930 facsimile Signature of The Centaur Company. NEW YORK. i"Don'i ft ft J s8 For Over Thirty Years mi 'Ah,' ee I fee, 1 ercy.' ' There fcyette Um fbool a Dguagt r KM ... Sonarantfed under the Foodanj Exact Copy of Wrapper mm asj a ar M Vmi aiwTauR eaMurfc awr HBskHaal sal m Teas err. Do y rmorj?' ftor, t 0d Imj "Tea, iey w. |
