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FOR SALE.

COR sAIE-ONK MARBLE TOP BEDROOM
I suit. Chicago Rocker Smoking Chair. etc
G. = Casey. Folding Chair and Table Ca. iO
NOR sALE-A sECOND HAND CHICKERING
piano. VIII be sold cheap If sold sOon Call
at Mn Dcwoy's lV Monroe 81. ny stain.
NOR sALE-A LADY WHO rs GOING To
i leave the city desires % sell a fine SQUARE
piano, four round corners. frsi class make. besn
used les than three months. Must be sold N
two weeks. Call aiier p. IN. ~ % ottawa 81.
NOR sALE-T~O RETAIL LUMBER YAKIls
L IN good live towns. doing good business no
opposition are situated on N A. line Of Grand
Trunk railroad. between south Lyons and Jack
son. For particulars and terms address Lumief
box c. Coral Mich.
NOR -THOROUGBBRED PLYMOUTH
/ Rock Egg az $500 pcr sitting from my
prize winning birds. J have the best Plymouth
Rocks ~ The state Call and seo them. J A.
Gonyzales
NOR sALE-SOLDi SOLD p sOLDfff NOT
i yet. house No. - spring f., bot viii Pc 90
writes IL o. sell. Good location for boarding
house Inquire Of Tutte Brue.. agents over
Arcade. "
/ OOK J0OKI7 LOOK III MUST sEIL
IL the fine. large residence situate oas northwest
corner Prescott and Z. Division sts II has well
cisterl and city water. sppd cellar under whole
house with iine yard and street improvements al
made. Inquire u 7. s. 4uaCkenbush OF Tltfle
Bre, Insurance agents, over Arcade.
| OTs F0R NONRESIDENT IOT OK
IL Brnlnar9-sf values 81 so for Ssf5 and %
Of for All cash one on lnign next north q
Thomas. valued 81 sst for 81 Inquire of
Iuttle Bros. Insurance agents
INOK sAIE-HORsE HARNEas AND BUGGY
j for sale, ai sikl. Enquire Al 1si Lagrsvesf
/ Thinner.
COR sALF-A STYLISH YOUNS HORSE
i syuDd and good rpedsteT 2 speerman.
20 Jefferson st. Grand Rapids Njch. -
I'9k SALE-FlsHlNG TACKLINg At COST
Il We are closing Ouf Ouf stock 0f thesc grp0ds
Trout and base ties. trolling hooks etC lt fansi-
a. y svifL sficeeseslr y t,arT'enier. 900 -.
T0R sALB-A lot OF LAW BOOKS IN
i qli-e st q cresccnt-svs- ~
IsoR sALE- BROWN IBeH0RE ReGs YOP
iaaress iseoree n Wykes ~ -a.ltE = = r,.f,ss1
firsud Rapids Wien si-l mo
IoR sALF-DRT goOIls-THFRF u A FfNF
apporluifg for msn 81 oIeu = ssnrr ~ TIE
ssle - dry goods forrr snd shpss. in thriving
rl age sfffFf twenty miles fraf1 rrsua Eefi1s
For parfieulsrs osi ~ ts- south Division ~
CFF HFRF-H0rsF WAITED At e. ~ Fup
= 0rly s8.F1 ir fnn ueefi1-heDd EIs0 So
~ : fa1sveffe caea 81 - ~ oniy ss1 cifeap
lot ~ ledsrsyo-aFe neef llr F~sings - l0nr
firnf to tha~f WIN t1Nd Hig iass s. Division
nens - ard ffh-Hfe T1tflf br~.
I,oR sALK-vAIrAHE BUsINEss psop.
i e-fg RI loTR sine TusH payment 60en.
fgirs fai.isire p ftff ff1'ft fwf stores snd htee
foeat fare Isrsfiuri ~ stFarr ie.ifr ~ wholesale
turfness fee8 rs sseau isna7rT ~ 49, sif,r-s
tfu0rt srf neffief nn~e Apply ~ sfTsf etsr1f b.
v = -erffge- Pea. FSsfe IleeieT sf Fns~i-
srsff fsDt3e Eca-fnt t.eet fupn ID
sfnerfes
Isgp SABA FrRsT.c8kss SILVER WATCH
7 Flio Ns-i1na Nsvh tns.r@nys Insss
foe1 SIS r-fI fr3 rlf N - sd ef iifv-s
ii-eorrt ingaIFf sf H1tts Hfff5a ofiet
IvaR SALE -TNO TIsE@s rpKTsHT kNn
-arlere VIZ psymerf ~ So e..a
rrr-tf ~ e~s8e rrlf ~ grFf DRIVING frrse
p rrffrEtirs - fTo-I-T q
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- - -. sar.lvs.

Az amusing but nosls the less bitter
haired 0f lydia Ih0mps5 5n. al sifete comic
singer - all u The Wilbur f. storey spirit
thst the Chicago Taies seems 10 have brought
siIh it from TIE era Of rs prosperity znd IN
rleaee - htlsites Assas
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Real Estate.

Thomas W. Strahan % Gustav Fehrlen @
- lot ~ and = n lot -, Cunning (
Ferrys add .................. -....-......s 1850
Jane d. Carr TO Henry J. Carr part lot =,
blk 3. smiths add .... ......... ......... 261O
Ambrose /. Fox 10 stephen :. Parr, c y. w
y 2 "A Of see Is SOiOn............-..-.. 30
Peter BOddema to Isabella &. Wood. part
swh hse a Of sec D. Walker......--....- 300
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

The man Who wants - he the late Judge
Wirhey suCcessOr will probably steer clear
Of MT Don NJ. Dickioson. It j. believed
thas the recent experiences Of one Powers is
a Iesii ag pointer in iris direction ~ Dsf8f
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Mr. MUSDELL, who spOke a. Sheffield
on Wednesday. In reference 10 home rule.
said that but for the refusal OF seli-gov-
eminent % America this country would
still be under the British dag. Mr..
MrxDELL need not apologize FOR his an.
ceators. We ara entirely salts fed with the
stars and stripes
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Is was q singular combination Of SEN
tinlenta which rendered theatre party
and a german complimentary 10 the
daughter o. JEFF DAVIS, Wednesday
night, and mOurned over tho memory OF
the Coatederats dead yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

= AVIiCf-Nf ttt uroeriffnf fau ~ fis f.ff
v S0Iss Hhn nfft rlTTler fiif s-ffries ~ slrree
fuefi - rrFnni1e . church tha f-rff esrf rc--
fifF ~ fss Eriigf e snf fu.inpf Q-r "a tif s.ifr
- tfrnri3 ksft1s beTl3 roDritT Hfrflrsf sren-d
~ ~ fit teeHee ~ -tff rfifssftfr Fflsfrr1f
rifgrrh ur1ef ttf uff1r ri TFi-lfr fffrf.f a.
tsrfif ViFf Fffief fifri fhf frf rsftfir,s. ssf
rf1urtt yiii - f.it - te rfIHFrf flr.nfifr ~.
stf ssif aorft rer e7rnef ~ fea Hfifrrss er.f
fffiiers .rVt 1E fne lfff dsF ~ Naf 81 f-sf ~
1a eirek 3 pr. sf " hiff fifne i've sass-e.,fs-f.
81 - eIeftcf a1f slff offIes fs.ifItss f--slearsf
- fnaf spffifif ef~ne fs-frr. ff.f rsf..fIfls
f.esef tfsrii p F. lav
TtsrHke FEffrT
Fffff 4 FrTrrF
NfliItH cox
ffI8fkf sr-HHF
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

The Grand Rarisis Txf nsass-H sssrn
w,fa tasva Breree io the s,re. 81 -inspiv
perfect R--7sn SssTses F-s
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
Why Senator Spooner Doesn't Drink.

why Senator Spooner Doesn't Drink.
SpoOner is not a teetotaler, and has never
had much 10 say one way or the other about
temperance bat il is a fact that he never
touches a drop of liquor of any kind
Whenever he is questioned about il and
about the general subject of temperance he
replies indifferently Il have three boys
that / love. They have never smelled
liquor in my breath, and they never shall" ]"
That's the only temperance argument that
he has ever Galveston Net0s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
THE BOON

OF THE YEAR
WAETED-hGFNTS-- and gentlemen ~
good address can naTf money lf selling .ssniIi
Vans TKsf.aND oF TouAk " Nos nar ~
Gland. in coiorH Fpef with ID pnf aopf IHTE
with each J ~ yO1i order hddros iof fosritr,r.
snd terms JAMEr H. toe~E AL. A AsgN
state Afeuts corner esierr- -aVe and Terrnfs.s ~
huskee0n Mich VII sell g. every psfri,s Il,
America
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
If You Want Goods Of ANY Kind

and cannot conveniently visit our city, you
can always avail yourself Of our immense
stock and low prices by simply writing us.
stating as near as may be your wants.
Samples of any kind of dry goods will be
forwarded you by frst mail. MakeyOur Sc
lections, return us the sample and your
order will be executed promptly and with
great care.
All goods sent out on orders in this man
ner and not giving entire satisfaction can be
returned at our expense.
SPRING K COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
WANT ADVERTISEMEN ENTS.
HELP WANTED.

VlrANTED-TAIDORESs To WORK ON PANTS
W and vests. Address X. Kinzinger, Caledon-
ia. Mich.
WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR SECOND WORK
" Call between and p IN. Mr- H. r.
Hastings ll5 Jefferson ave. los
yVANTED-A GOOD COOK AND LAUNDREss.
W also a girl for second wo<k Must come
well recommended. Highest wages paid. Ap-
ply TO Mrs III. NJ. Goeble. $50 Madsson-ave. l0l
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-EXPER
W waist maker. Ms. &. =. Coffin, Ran
sOm-st.
WANTED-FOUR PAINTERS AT NORRING-
" tons. $50 East Bridgest. JOG
VVANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS DRESS
W makers at once. Apply ~ Monroe-st- JOS
WANTED IMMKDIATELY-A SERVANT AP-
W ply to Mrs. Ferguson, No. 2l5 COurt-st.
IVANTED-A SMALL GIRL TO TAKE CARE
" OF A child during the day. Enquire at roon
9, 81 Monroe-st
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work at No. l3 Allcn-st and corner OF Court.
steady employment
UrANTED-A GOOD GIRL AT 9p0 COLLEGE
W ave, second door south Of Cherry.
yVANTED-A YOUNG NAN As STFNO-
W ographer and tO nsc a typewriter; also will
ing 10 do other work in the Office. Enquire al
l6 MOnrOe-st
VlANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR A
W small family down town. and a second girl
for same place. An excellent place and good
wages. W. l. Dickinson, - MOnroe-st, Inteili-
gebce Office ~
WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W homework apply 2l5 ;, Divislon-a. l0s
NANTED-A GOOD BARBER AT lag WEST
W Fulton-st Apply at once. -
VVANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Apply az once 2s3 North Lafayette -
UANTFD-AT - FOUNTAIN-ST., A GOOD
W girl for housewOrk Must he good cook
washer and ironer. -
yIASTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOleF-
w work None but first class one need apply
lo6 Cresceni-ave-, opposite the park on the len.
UTASTED-A WIDE AWAKE YOUNG NAN OF
w u or j. years, n learn The architectural bus-
iness must have = natural taste and engage Tor
years. Apply 10 y. y. Hopkins Architect -
AoDroe-st. -
VIANTED-TFN Girls TODAY FOR s0ME
w - the ven hest places n families In the city
Wages . and a. p Weok II competent Ais0 hotel
cooks. wsiter etc Cal or sidress " L, Iiok-
erson. Intelligence Office, = Nonrre 81.
IVANTED-TWO GOOD sALEsMF> TO SO
W licit orders fos a new selling article in this
city and ADJOINING cities ssiary 0T commission
Edward 1ub,S. city manager Offlce 40 -
Fountains, Grand Rapids. Mich.
DOY HANTED TO W0Kk Is DhTE eT0EE
ID one with experience preferred fsii ~
address A. ? Hszeiiine. - Wesi Fultgp 81
IITAN1ED-sTX CABINET NAKFRS Nrs
W kegon Valley Furniture Co. NuskezDn
Nich -
VTANTFD-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENFRAI
w ho7lse work, ln family - three persons.
Apply A. - Crescsut-sve -
IIANTED-sTX TFHOfSTERFRs INNFW
W stely ~ ~ South Iivision - a. talent 4
90 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Glen. LoeiAs should send a boqaet and
!. sstser q thanks T. JzFF DAVIS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

NTATE OF MICHIGAN Tne Circuit C,r1rl for
= she cOuufY of keHt
Jessie D. flarduef Wfi.an p
StYue and Arthur Hefuinf
weY. 20 partner ffrnrFieinr
ths firs1 - ?. ?. Nartnei A Co. in Attachment
rleiuf -.
Hudson Wake q Defendant
%oaiee is hnfefT gwen tiinf ~ fhe pan der ~
ffiruayY a. b i@it wit - etieefraestf So
duly isFied Uui - ne CirfBH gofrt f,r f ,,usr.v
~ Kent - toe siiii ~ te-rt 3 ffafdnrs IiHs-s
=. Stone Hua Arthur = Herrfngver ~ r,artrts.r,
fsyssf,fising tns fru - f.ssdssor 4 -. fhs
above named Tisfnfins sroifssf tisf amos sfr,n
Eneris Rppdf ard cnatfeis r,ffer nnf fff.-r.fs ~
Hudson NHFfiT ths dofendaff afysee f@-aod
fsr thf surr - fhrre hundred fve.rir - end
= 30 doilsTs Vhifh sac wit ess rf.itf-ssbf s.f
the Bf dsy ~ tprll b lssf
Dsied thF 11fh dsy ~ sprf irsc
stuart 4 SWIFT
- tttorney ~ plaiufiffa
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

seaR sAlK-A fgNE AFW laACk On stEL
tiai s g. : - t@sii -, ~ rt~ii.is eiiA itiis.i
- a. ~ails cad ot stre<t AaaI0ss ~ cArt tsic
kraEa hessid
lN9R AAff.-natsf DfN AM toi ~ AAp
H.. az Sllsi4.as.s.. hfyss = ktalik s,uiie 4iiu
End a slua animal Iht caN k nfss tiasa t-rsa
.lt4arters Jessts af 4 oAl ts heat Afffe - ~
N1,lns. ~ sAgs gtole ~
ss7E kkIf-llI. a ls7 AhllShfD NiitlifsAlat
AID r,.lai laiibusls aad ialses es,ir pissiiitse
EKtis,s Slap sassx Aud every tllnit tsaittit4c
inqUln a. "a NouRza ~. ffeea k@Iei> Nieia ~
NOR sAIf- South nTNlslNN sfktff Ntsl
L ls.ss t,lsl,Cris isetfeea 4i14lis.sns AsfieAi'
tls1i nars,g,sil4ls s.l1 t.tlul Ac" AiseA tfs>A 81
fieEoc ekolit
NOR sAIf-Aa A oREAI RAkoAtN NJ
4 hnlsst AID lsl 80 south i-aiasNtto h.ilse h
Substantially huiil slelldil vel aaa Sisit'f.ii
y hltf al - hAi holl>t e.s4 g. htiiia 4 sii4 "a e
mouth II Is. Aicu. causog kaiian eaa iniiiA
SlA ~
fNlk sAIE-fOK A PIN DAYS vi orr "A
Il az saie tke fafalilfe, hs'ediiiki tliis4i
CHINA ~llfstS. t4,ualitz NtlulaisltVs NtD foiiivf
- tiss>l in tliiserl olisS al>a tis oAiit'iH t'l
pnlssol use huats aud iilrcs square issA ciitisle
y a. sale kQif pfiNte ui lsa~Uuieaft Aiiicf
Gilt,eu hllsek. aieflosfSt. \ Antisdci.
NOR SAlE-A CoNEI FTE SIT or hONsh
Il Aold furniture ~hllh Has iloeA Ia Dts q
short tlnlt al good hGFgAili. Cal a. hr.iln
mer. ~ cansisot 81
NOR sAlE -TAPE WRITERS wNO TYR
L Nriten fof sale az D. rcui henrs NAich
Sseaogfal,hef 81 icsyard hiock
NOR SAIK-A SODA MATER APPARATUS.
L CHEAP inQuire a ~ address A b. Aaaoitlne
l4S y eet fuiiuii. 81. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
Press FRAxrLE
Slowly Bsat ; 1rsly

tlse spsils Elzy 8elgnk - the szc1gfs. elzE
tlley are bzFisz . 1aTs ss-r 6asSleg t1siE
b.soty D.s5s.f J..ar,..Q
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
The New Department.

Under the Skylght may be found large
assortment of Embroideries, Made-up Cam
brio articles. Dress Trimmings in great va
riety, Buttons, Chspille Fringes, Moss Trim
mings. Braids, Ruchings, Corsets, etc.
SPRING * COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

The Detroit Free Press quotes III. vi.
LEONARD. % LEONARD & CARTER, ot that
city "a saying. Detroit does IN. de-
serve irst-slass furniture establishments.
5hs has got them, but when representa-
W citizens want 10 buy orders for fur
~ they - % New York. Chicago or
Grand Rapids Look at the Crosse
Poilts Club committed That's not
Grand Rapids is 3 very different kind OF
Il city" The gentleman should know
that people VII come whore they can 80.
the best Tor their money. Aud theu Il
does them good o. come and Sea "A differ
snt kind of a city. that Is. live city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
Ea4knKks s4srxn

"a ANffu- hkI1AEtE naA ksflff.s 81 BAY
w of week la4z isi..F1 sna i..aksssee 49,
tfallslells e.itts - das- saa ~ Ns,rsb llsi
sis,l ~ t3-
N ASTfll- -ta3ARDEks - Taf LAY OK
W Nsek ~ ais NssFtb lsislSl.z..Sl 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
An Old Truth Not FuIlx Under

An Old Truth Not Fully Understood.
When the representatives of labor and
capital respectively sum up the wisdom
gained from whatever experiences they have
vet 10 20 through, they will be disposed TO
unite upon the trite proposition that neither
can get along without the other, and it is a
great misfortune that il costs so much to
appreciate a very old truth.-NeV York
UOrld.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

The largest store. the largest stock, the
largest business enables Us to sell all kinds
Of Dry Goods. Siiks. Dress Goods. Domestic
Goods. Carpets, Drsperies and all kinds OF
Curtain Materials at much less prices than
can be obtained elsewhere
SPRIS0 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

LLOYD BREzEE. Eai,es ana Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

GaAso a.su-, FaiDAr Aran 30
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

sas-s-a =. NJ ~-,,.s Of IA. s-eaaa Class
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
DRESS MAKING.

Oar Dress MAKING nooEls are 30. 10 sac
ossssfui operation undsr the charge 0f Mn
l. A. Hodges All siyies q DRESSES ARd
Wraps made Al short notice Aad reasonable
pnoes. SPEING 4 C0sPANN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

Dr. REYSOLD CoArEs died az Camden,
Nsv Jersey. on Tuesday night, aged "a
years. Dr. CoArEs was probably the
only msn who ever literally slapped
General JACKSON IN the face while JACK
SOY was President. Now that he is dead
perhaps Jacksouian Democracy will
assert i,saf with moro success.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30
Carpets, DraperiieS, Curtains.

This department is much the largest IN
the State.
Our Carpet business opens mp with a very
large increase OF stock and trade.
We make n speciality in the furnishing Of
hotels and private residences with the best
goods produced in this country. Our stock
consists Of
WiltOns,
Administers.
Moquettes,
Velvets,
Body Brussels.
Tapestry Brussels,
Three Plys.
Extra Superfnes.
superfnes
Ingrsins,
OIL Cloths.
Iinoleum.
Mating,
Rugs, etc
sFRISe & ,'o~rsNy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

81 gE>f-SFoRE No. Is. 0eR wEsI B8aDaf
eld fsolss-s hsi4aiTs 81 3 : Hal. n Water
49,. In
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-30

giving good satisfaction wherever tried WI
MAKE old paper look ilke new. la'aNC or1cn "a
a. and st kcnf-st
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his destination. was to telegraph to me at
once. Then left the accused spot went
back to nv hotel, and tried to sleep.
AsIeptered the room which Viola end
had occupied could almost persuade my
self that I had dreamed the events Oh the
last twenty.four hours. All her personal
effects were as she left them; her gloves,
her brushes, her toilet indispe isaoies we're
all there. Even her watch she ma ieit
behind her, She broke the spring at inc
seaside and there was no time TO get IL re-
paire1 before we started for the continent;
besides, l had intended buying Eer new
one in Paris. To-morrow-yes, tomorrow
would lie Thursday-to-morrow we mad
proposed crossing 10 France. Heavensi
what did it all meant
Sleep, with my mind in this whirl. was
unattainab BILE. Later in the day, more for
something to do than in pursuance OF any
hope, VI emit to Viola old homo and asked
if she had been there to-day. No, not since
yesterday morning. This the servant rather
wondered at, as Miss Rossiter was very III;
two doctors were with her now.
In my present frame of mini j cared
nothing for the old lady's illness; but l
knew that the motive which Kept Viola
from her side when suffering must be a
strong one. Yet, little a woman who
could cave her husband, as she had left
me, would reck for the ailments of a friendl
Curses on her false, fair face!
The hours passed somehow. At 3 o clock
a TELEGRAM PHO message was brought Inc. l
tore it open l. was sent from Fol Aestone,
and ran so:
Followed him here. He left by Bou-
logne boat. Was joined on pier by lady.
Tall, closely yelled, fair hair. Wore costly
ring Of diamonds. Seemed i'll and upset.
Did not fol ow to France, having no IN
structioas to leave England"
The asst the very last hope was gons!
Viola AMI Eustace Grant had a Vi together! I
ground my teeth. l bit my lips until the
blood came. l cursed the detectives
stupidity at not having followed them, if
needs be, half over the world. Surely had
given the fool ample instr uction e! For the
future i would trust no one but myself l
threw few things into a portmanteau; l
rang for time table. Was there train |
coull catch-was there a steame" win ch
crossed tonight! Perhaps, at Boulogne,
might get once more on the track Of the
1ugitives.
But before had solved the doubt about
trains and steamers, ! had changed my
mind. Why should folio Let them go,
and my curse 90 with them. | will not take,
at present, one step in III. l will have
vengeance but vengeance by wal ing will
be the more complete Sael she must love
this man mady. even as l low d her, or she
would no. have done this thing. He, too,
must love her. Let nv silence, my quiet
ness, jul them into false security. Let
them dream their dream of happiness even
as dreamed mine. Then l will fini them
and strikel For swore that sooner or later,
by fair means or foul, Eustace Grant should
die by my hani!
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rne interview with Enstace Grant, there
were MANY business matters to which was
hound to attend had to soc my own Soho
itor. and give him instructions about 1ne
settlement which / wished to make on
Viola. l bad also to make my VIII
matter which until now had neglected; so
that the Tuesday and Wednesday promised
to be July occupied. Viola also wished 10
nav visit to her old friend, Miss Rosslter.
The prim spinster would never forgive ner
if she passed through town without calling
She did net press. me to accompany ner.
Perhaps, in the present changed AMI une1'
pected state of affairs, she had much 70
saw to her old friend which could NOT wei
be said in my presence.
So Suggested she should 60 alone to her
old home spend an hour with her friend
and meet me at Mr.. Monks at II o'clock.
In the meantime I would go to my own
solicitors and arr nge nv business, the
purport of which did not make known to
nv wife. / hired private brougham Tor
her. placed her in it and stood at the WIN
dow saying adieu. 1t was the first time
since our marriage that we had been parted
for an hour 1t was. moreover, her twenty
first birthday, and on her hand was ring
which l had just given her-a ring the
value of which had startled her, for she had
not vet realized what it was to be rich
mans wife
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We were married in the quietest way
possible. Viola, it seemed to me, had no
bosom friends-no relatives vino would %
mortified unless they were asked to the
wedding The old spinster, who looked
very prim, and ready to apply her favorite
word .sindecorous," to the whole proceed
ings; brother, as prim as herself, and one
trusted friend Of my own formed The we'd
diny guests Eustace Grant hal been
asked to accompany US, but Viola told me
that, for some reason or another, be had
excused hinselE At this she seemed greatly
vexed.
Twas also troubled by his refusal 1t
showed too PLAINLY his feelings, both 90
ward me and toward Viola
But he was in the church; he was there
even before l was. As / walked up tho
aisle caught a glimpse of bis strongly
marked profile. He was in far-of pew,
and was almost tho only spectator OF tho
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

H. T.. Carpenter, Henderson, ". y, cured Of Psor-
asis or Leprosy Of twenty years standing by CUT
CURA REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure on
record A dustpanful Of scales tell from him daily
Physicians and his friends thought he must die
Cure sworn to before Justice Of the Peace and
Henderson, most prominent citizens.
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5000 FOR NOTHING.

VIM. Gordon, 81 Arlington hve., Charlestown,
Mass, writes: "HaviDg paid about $500 TO first class
doctors to my baby without success, tried the
CUTICCgA REMEDIES which completely cured,after
using three packages"
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CATARRH

TNHE Great Balsamic Dis
/ tillation of Witch-Hazel
American Pine. Canada Fir,
Narigold, Clover Blossoms,
etc called ~RDfOrd's Rad
teal Cure. for the immediate
relief and permanent cure of
every torn of Catarrh, from II
simple cold In the Head to Loss
Of smell, Taste and Hearing
Couph and Catarrhal Con.
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your CUTIcURA REMEDIES performed wonder
full cure last summer of our customers. an old
gentleman Of seventy years Of age who suffered with
fearfully distressing eruption his head and face
and who had tried all r, NEEDLES and doctors TO no
purpose J.F. SMITH & co.
Texarkana, Ark
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he would tive thought the son Of hi. :.
ton well worthy OF his choice. "iop
So the long months passed Sprip,
mer, autunn. winter came and wa,f sua
ing little differ ance to me. Once or t, nag
forced my self to quit my seclusion ana
q visit to Lonton or Paris in tho ny. ~!
finiing distraction and forgetfulne,s ~ ny
efforts ava'led nothing. and resarn.iy!
when left it. a
l had, Tor the sake Of occupatio,
fo~mel task until now postponsj p''
Wen through my reputel lather,s la,..-
and private papers. / found notbn, ~
in any way bore upon myself, excs' ssa'
written account of the shipwreck s,5 :.
birth on tie barren roc'l 1t was 81 ,naa y
the narraso Although the exi,,ano.
this paper made no difference to ma ~.
it away under lock and key. Yet for y ",
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PSORIASIS
And All Itching and Scaly Skin
and Scalp Diseases Cured
by Cuticura.

nsORIAsIs, Eczema, letter. Ringworm. Lichen,
Pruritus, Scaid Head, Milk Crust. Dandruf,
Barbers', Bakers. Grocers' and Washerwoman's
Itch and every species OF Itching, Burning, Scay.
Pimply Humors OF the Skin and Scalp. with Loss of
Hair, are positively cured by CUTfcUgA, the great
Skin Cure, and CUTIcU.A -oAP, IN exquisite SKID
Beautiaer externally, and CUTIcURA KEsoLvENT,
the new Blood Purifier internally, when physicians
and all other remedies fail.
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[Continued from last sceek1
SLINGS AND ARROWS
By HUGH CONWAY.

Author of "Called Bock," Ozark Days, u
"A Family Affair."" Etc.
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