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The PLAIN Truth

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"rhere was q sound OF reveiry by night {"
count of neurARt4. Her tavorits dude, how.
ever, had level head, ana instssd OF boz net,
brought salvation On. they went. and wore
happy once more.
-Ihe proprteiors OF the Tdrbo,o Eouthsrnsr.
= u. write "Dr. Bull Cough syrup goss so
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
LITERARY PERSONALS.

BgEr HARTE has made his permanent
home in England.
II. W. GLIDER ii is said receives $50, 900 .
year from the Century
CHARLES. DUDLEY WAKSEn is paid, says
report, 81, 200 year for his department in
Harper's Magazine.
TENSYsoS derives from his works be
tween ~, 600 aud s35, 900 year. Browning
and Swinburne, 1000
''GATH" is said to dictate his newspaper
articles at the rate OF 10 and l75 words 10
the minute. He revises nothing
WILL CARLETON says he mover wrote
poetry until a phrenologist told him his
head was constructed on the poetIcal n1edei-
Mr.. KCsKIS has little friend, the dauch-
ter Of London family, who has bestowed
upon the sage the speaking title of "St
Crumpetr
WHITTIER, II is said, falls asleep in his
chair when visitors begin TO praise his
poetry. Earthly honors grow less valuable
TO him as the years waue.
JoHN FfsKE, the historian. who now turns
the scale at 2fS, was very slender IS
youth, and ut the time OF his marriage had
scarcely more than half his present girth.
Mas SoUTHwoRTH, who has written sew
enty-nine storlos aud novels. and earned
over $4,000 by her pen, thinks she might
have aided man kind in general far more by
writing some sweet ballad without charge.
GEORGE AUsvsTus SAL., the journalist,
who was the special CORRESPONDENT of sew
eral English newspapers during the cen
tebnial in Pniiadel phia, is reported 10 have
declined SO offer Of knighthood from Queen
Victoria
FRaNK T. STocxToN. the author, lives at
Madison, y J. he finds the calm Of the
country more Conducive 10 good literary
work than tue hustle Of the city. He man
ages, however, 20 spend two months Of the
winter IA town.
EDasR SaLrvs, tho novelist, vas dsvout
little boy and al exceedingly re- gious
young man. Ope wao recently observed
hiu closely says he wears sn air n deep
melancholy. ani looks depressed as X
bsuRtef with some hsrassin & remorse.
MRs. HuMFERET Wtsn. whose name dur-
ing tee past twelve months has become a
korseho-d word, b.th in England and IL
Aasrics. went throg GA her literary sppren-
ficesh p ia jourrs an, her husband beng
arr crluc anG lssasr vrisez ss ths Loud.u
Trss
NsA - NsETzEr. wbo signs herself
"Gggs and = oBs 81 tss few woven t5u--
naEsrs sn Frsace "a 9 direct descen isut
frcn Ersse>a. Sac e = eril ara canvs--
ga 7rs -. en 3Ys p aCase ID tie sas1rcs
@ Paris. a-ii = ss fad ef . ersst.oa "a
the most a. sn1 Fo,lcs reporter
BsovsoS EoTssr, tCs drsras.ist. is sah-
iect - ilferarT moods Ue hss lec-fs5 by
sxns sos tast ws-k h- p-csates vbea
- "a rr- --sr rr t-1. -s- .lerr e s5-s e. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Tie .Stoyy ef Yonng 1oA1HaAsfs Ia
be1zen6xs IN Nez0 Ioyk
Copyright by Lppncott Philadelphia, Pa nd
n.hsd Or special Arrangement through the
Press Assoc

more, | saw hiEn come IA; buI 1 hasenI
seen hiGa sine. lie eSaIdnt lave sons
cut. Tor havsn't lefG the DOR foT a NO
EaenE.- Rush felt a guilty Hash steal Up
- IL eaeeAs. but a. it would not help
matters for him 70 sxp plain that Il - az he,
and n0s the gas nan. ~h0 had been
called - enter ths academy, be said
nothing IL being impossible - tTy the
eolOFed u hts without Mr.. White, Nine.
Lanner said that she would expect II
meet them all the next morning al 9
Ieoni and her mother got ready for the
street. and Rush asked il be Rlight not
accompany thsm % their door. as IL was
rather late for unprotected women 10 be
cut.
They smiled az the idea VI the latsness
OF the hour. it was then not more than
half past TO- and often they had gone
home alone as late as l o'clock; bot If
Mr.. Hurlstone was going IN their dIrec-
ton they would be pleased 70 have his
company. They lived in East Tenth
street. which was quite eonvenient for
him The rain had ceased, and the moon
was shining brightly as the three stepped
OUT into Fourteenth street Rush thought
OF the one he had seen coming through
that doorway the night before, As he
gave his arm 10 Sisnora Celia. The con
versation turned from the stars OF heaven
10 the stars Of the stage. as they walked
down 10 East Tenth street; and wher,
they reached the modest house where
the ballet dancer and her mother lived,
+ Sienora Celia insisted that he should
come in.
I'VE always have a little supper afser
I the theatre" said she, land it would
+ please us very much 10 have you eat u
/ biz Of bread and drink a glass of wine
with us. Giuseppe will be glad To see
/ you, too; he sees very little company,
I poor man"
Leoni added her invitation. Rush
looked at her handsome ewes, glistening
IN the moonlight, and accepted. Sig
( nora Cella's night key admitted them,
and they were soon In a comfortably
furnished room in the second story. A
table spread with a snowy cloth stood in
the middle Of the floor, and, by the mel
low light Of an oil lamp, Rush saw that
it was set for the late supper of which
all people connected with the stage are
so fond, snd which is really necessary TO
, their health, as they can eat very little
( before the performance. After the per-
! Torrance is over their minds are at rest,
and they can sit down quietly and enjoy
a tolerably hearty meal \ stick of
/ French bread. a cut OF that delightful
Italian sausage. salami. and a bottle of
! Chianti wine stood upon the table. Rush
noticed this at glance, and at the same
/ time he saw large man, with face
T showing signs Of great suffering, propped
/ up with pillows in big chair by the fire.
/ Leoni ran lightly across the room, kissed
the invalid's hand and laid it gently upon
/ her brown curls, a. though it's touch car
! ned blessing with it.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
A DOCTORS DON'TS.
How to Preserve Health and to
Relieve Suffering.
Dont Fat rork--Doa't Drink Green Tea
Don't rak- Animal Food Oftener Than
Twice = Day Don't Read
After Dinner.

From "six Hundred Medical Dou'ts," by
Fred &. Valentine, NJ. d: Don't give a
Child any sweets, except molasses candy or
chocolate caramels. aud these only very
/, rarely.
Don't permit child under FIVE 10 remain
out OF bed after eight p IN, even x you
have 20 foregO your most sacred social
duties or miss a most brilliant first night at
ths theater.
Don Q nurse a chili under one month Of
age oftsner than every hour and a half.
Don't feed chld three months old
oftsuer than every three hours and twice
s.aight.
Doa't conclude that child needs food
sach time it manifests hunger. Try % as
s'lags thirst by several teaspoonsfGl Of
boiled and cooled water
Dont believe that your baby must be sick
during "a second summer; II you take
proper cara Of il it, second sumner saould
5s more satisfactory than 10 hrst.
Don hold q child in convu.sious IN your
arms, but stripit quickly sad immerse II in
a hot bath 70 which Tablespoonful % mus
ard bas been added
Don't allow patient with colo 10 suffer
Rntii the physician arrives, gige large IN
lecti0ns two quarts of warm water with
geustrops adult 6ose-of tincturs of opium
Don't seek relief for burns by the use of
sold water. IL nothing else il obtsinabls
use -srn water: better SSH. keep the part
vet with sveet oil
Don-t I,ss vour heal when with cases %
bleeding from ths lungs. they very rarely
provs Immediately fatal Prop the patient
ID in bed and give hiB small pieces % ics
~ swallow ard a quarter of a teaspoouful
of tiuctur. 81 ergot every hour antli POUR
physician arrives.
Dcn'r frnaEins that sunstrrke (heat pros
traucnl fellows exclusively exposure 10
the sun The same may be produced by sx-
esssive heat even at n.ght. especially when
the person is uiuch fa.iEaed.
por't est pork Waen it u absolutely
u~avoifahle ~ 10 -. it should b rendered
harmless by being exposed % strong heat
four enough 20 be converted into a decided
gray color. ever - "a innsrmess rsrt
Dca-t drink green tea, and use hiscx "a
moderately
uon'ssIlovv your servants - put neat ard
vegetables into The sane c~psrtments of
the refrirerstcr.
Dcn-t sst rlach neat. ard iacrssss its
quantity cu = gradually WREN eonvsies'-ing
from = fever.
DEAF axe aairnsl food mora than tv-ice
daiv
D,n's average more tran twenty four
cr.rss - faiis dsiiv
flon't Ies ypur entire fc>6 sx-eed thirtv-
frur cunces iu twe0tv four heurs.
Dcu'r iofar that chewing tonaccc = ths
rncst 81 ln-ons uetaoi 81 usinx me ~eed
tae rcafrarv q trge.
T-7.t srnozs irr ned isfelr sffsr ri~zis
T,sn's forget thst healthy persons e-u-
49, irsa r-~irht "a r~iatsr ard sasn n
eausner.
pcnA w-sr dsrx clrtasS II very coid
weather because q 80 res6iasss MA
vvsfrh fs-v e'fsriess se,r heat. the Rus-
san sad siberian great coas = invariably ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

four feet deep IN his store man nvasS---er,
the way down from Bellwood on door, aud
came padding into his shop to get meas
ured for wedding suit.
one of the worst cases Of revenge upon
mother-in-law is reported from Buenos
Ayres. The young man quarreled with The
woman and left her. He then advertised in
the papers that al the house where she was
living "a doInesticated crocodile" was foI
sale, and for days the poor old lady was be.
sieged by hUnGreds OF bidders for the
curiosity.
AN English clergyman, it is said, who
was recently telling the story of the good
Samaritan, got two incidents in the Bible
mixed, with q decidedly ludicrous result
After reciting the good Samaritsn's prom
ise to the landlord Of the inn, "And when
come again / VIII repay thee" he added
'"Ihis he said, knowing that he should see
his face no more"
A BosToS lady opposed TO corporal pun.
ishment visited a school, not in fashion.
able part OF the city, just as a boy was be.
ing logged. Before going away She spoke
10 the cuiprit and asked him 10 come and
see her on q certain evening promising "a
make il pleasant for him. At the appointed
hour boy, dressed in bis best, came. and
for an hour and more the lady and her
daughter LAID themselves out 10 amusc him.
Then the lady began TO speak OF the irnpor.
tance of good behavior aud obedience te
rules, when the boy interrupted her: "Oh.
amt that felleri He gims ten cents &c
come instideT him.
n SvNDsT sCnOOL paper published in Bos
ton tells pretty stf siery about an Eu-
glish sparrow. IT. il 10 the effect that 8
Boston small boy recently gave some spar
rows a very hard cracker on which they
could make no impression. After picking
al II in VAN for awhile. sac Of the sparrotgs
took the cracker IN his bill and hying with
II 10 tho h0rse-csr track. carefully lad II on
a rail. Then al the sparrows waited until
a car came along aud crushed il. when they
few % the spot iu great giee and ste tbs
pieces. Vow, This story nav be true. -svs
the New ! ork Tribune. bat II any Sunday
school bog should refuse 70 believe Il, We
hope he won be disciplined for his in
rrefrftfr
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Tbs naax s<xaea ever ens k1sss6 her %
tbs fere1.s4.d. SAYING ssEns<s1laz II ilsH-a
tE~t kIsh Sla nas hear. AID ~o~la nss
have understood II he had fxsn ieoni
1yoSe aszd iAgrossxced RRsA ~ k-r father.
fllls lssoE st1fsseE ~ss tbs f2z2SNs c.aAoa
lNall tgsssr. He lad to1sed sas hal tos
Laasags ia ths l2s< t,Eas BE spt<<rsd IL
fs1blic ths tazsess 2a2 AasssasE sas kis
him "a a tender p-oaI1t u the spaGs, alsd
tAis h&d eoea ia condition sssx saace.
de ~oaid Esser get vel. he knew it.
azd the nowle3Ss 4adsd - bis suffer
inx Here l sst. : grsSk I-seless L2lk.
c~tendens on KY poor little lisa for sup
port So the burden Il hls thOas hts-
If could oally work ! could busaT tie
pA-a. 1T Ia,lst 81 here ealLaly - n4y,
~l1A mind and body both on the rzcs
There had bsen more ox isss 81 the saimal
Ia Ceiias appearances when be ~as
yos4nx nl&n, bat he ~ss always hand
sonas. and. now ti.ss suffering had refined
his face and ~hitsnsd his hslr. be Was
really sTlssocratic hooking. tie shook
Rush cordially b. the hand, bat be said
only few words. IS his EngLsh ~ss
very imperfect
signogA Celia disappeared ia another
roon aud left LeOni ~ entertain Rush.
In few moments she returned with
bowl of smoking soup and goldea hued
onelet- They wheeled the eI-c2nnon
bal tosser up 10 the table. He opened
the bottle dexter oasly, took the cal out
e - Il ...fs 4. =
and then all drank the health Of the
guest. So merry Ineai Rush had sell
dom SAT- down -. Tue OH man was not
in as much pain as usual. and he told
some amusing anecdotes Of his athletic
days Leoni was al exeitenens, owing
10 the new ballet, and good humor
reigned. When the clock struck IL Rush
babe his kind entertainers good night,
and thanked them for one OF the pleas
ATTEST evenings Of bis life. II was ali SO
unconventional; LeOni was SO beautiful
and had so much common sense, and he
was astonished At the refinement Of the
family.
lie had always imagined that ballet
dancers were a rather, ignorant lot, and
fast withal; yet here girl who.
while she appeared before the public in
skirts above her knees and earned a
larger salary than her companions be-
cause she could kick her legs higher was
vet as modest and refined bv nature as
most ladies, though the associations Of
her life made her fresr in her manner
with strangers than if she had been born
il more exclusive circles. There was
nothing coarse about either of her pa
rents, though her father had been pro-
fessional athfrte and her mother a
dancer; and they were evidently very
careful of their daughter. As Rush
walked across town TO his lodgings, he
wondered If he was the same Rush
Hurlstone who three days ago was an
unnedged country boy. Only two nights
had passed, and here mo was IN love with
prina donna and supping with a bal
let dancer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Don't wear nIgn nccIs, women VINO wear
them publicly advertise the fact that they
seek or wish TO maintain serious internal
troubles.
Don't mistake weight for warmth in cloth
ing; fceh,e people may be worn down by
heavy clothing and yet be less sheltered
than those who wear light wooen fabrics,
both as inner and outer garments.
Don't believe that one attack of COM
municable disease protects against an
other. THE writer treated gentleman,
aged seyenty-twO years, who had two dis
tinct sets OF small-pox pits, and tins third
attack was Of a continent characier)
Don't read. write, or do any delicate work
unless receiving the light from the left side
Don't read in street-cars or other jolting
vehicles
Don't imagine that the eyes can be bene-
fited by holding them open under fresh
water.
Don't fear to open your eyes under salt
water.
Don't attempt 10 clean the ears with any
thing but the tip OF the little finger
Don't attempt to remove hardened ear
wax by picking IL out. If You can not reach
a physician when hardened ear-wax be-
comes troublesome or painful you may
Il
fountain syringe) large quantities OF warm
water. 20 each pint OF which half an ounce
Of bicsrbonste OF soda has been added.
This will convert the wax into a soap, which
will run out with the water.
Don't administer baths TO patients under
s. nor over - degrees, unless oy special or
der 70 that effect.
ssD0n read even the address on an enyel-
80 J. l.,
tended 70 urge absolute physical and mental
activity Rfterths principal meal Of the dsvl.
Don't allow Yourself b grow habituaily
cons stipsted. Coax Intestinal action by reg
ularlty Of habit. exercise. fresh snd stewed
fruits. and the avoidance OF c0nstipsting
f0od. Take drugs only under physician 5
directions.
Don't endeavor to check diarrhes sud
denly.
Don't believe tha1 eating fat viii make
you fas. quite the contrary holds true
Dout eat gsmey meats, remember that
"gsmey" Is the hyper refined word for rot
ten.
Don't pour rnouthful % co-es into the
empty stomach, even II y0u must tear =
button from Jour ccat and swallow u be
fere, SAYS an Arabic pr0vsrb. TINS sPplcs
70 tea a. wei
Dou't drink cores when suffering with a
6iarrhsa
Den't at-enlpt % remove fore zn bodies
from the upper part q The via ipipe ~ en-
deavcrfug % resch them with instruments
Z any and. Try ziving violent c1w ca
the back Immediately after ths accident
II this does not succeed have tfe Tsflent
held suspeu5sef - the feet. head downward.
ard moved rapidlT from side 20 s'1s WIS
vcu strike between the shoulders vltA tee
"a n of the hzn6; disccntinue tbs a. cncs
II tns paf5sat shavws evi8e1css q saEocs-
fisr. II thrse ocatfnue or the foreign hsdy
= n.,s d. I.,s3 Ves send for phvsicfs1 - rer-
form trarbnosornF CT IarTng gotoEuy "a aricx-
i ss possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

Run ~as young enough not - feel al
tozsshsF alss~rsd ny Lsonis estimate Of
HIM, but De took IE A. iE was meant He
was very much pleased with tho girl;
che ~.s very haatsOnls, her manner y 40
a. attractive as it ~as franA. aud shs
danced lie glph. lie made up his
mind that hs would asa permission "a
es-4 ay>s e-r xai - asa she pironstted
around hls way again he said. Nile.
LeonI. since y0u haVs been kind enough
o sxprsss sacn good opinion u my
eharscter, perhaps you would not mind
proving ~A.t yoa Say by allowing me To
call upon yoa as your home" And he
smiled most winning smile
Leos.i looked hIm straight In the eyes;
then she said. III you ~Or.fd really care
- ean a. my humols apartment you arc
quite welcOdas; tut hrsE give me your
name. that may introduce you to my
mother; sne - here 2.ting for me. sac
comes for Ile every night and We 20
home togsther"
my name IA Rush Hu-htone, and
ara a icsarnalist-fresh froEa the country,
TOO, a. you sarmised. l shall be most
happy TO meet the mother q so charm
inx daughter. Il you VIZ take me 10
her said Rush, IN his most csnyincing
mann n.
This way. then. please"
Rush followed her across the back Of
tie stage. and there in remote corner
sat- tau, thin Italian woman, with a
wrtnkled. sall0w SKIN. large nose, sharp
pointed chin (the very chin Lord Bell
flower hac touched to his cost, and coal
black syes with heavy lids. They must
have been handsome eyes when she was
young-not 50 many years ago. either;
bur Italian women fade rapidly.
Mother, want 70 introduce Mr.. Rush
Hurlstone. from the country. who would
Ike - call on us some day" said Leoni
The way she pronounced his name
amused Rush very Uuch. but he was too
well bred % smile he bowed politely
- the mother and shook her hand 50
heartily that he knocked aer knitting
out Of her lap as she attempted 70 rise.
Il am very glad To meet you, Signora
Leoni." said ne. and hope for a
better acquaintance with both you and
your daughter"
Thank you.' said she, in English
more broken than that of her daughter
"But NV name Is Celia"
"Leoai is nay stage name. you know,
added the daughter. You have 10
have a fancy name in tl- ballet. At
home ann Lisa Celia; here | am Leoni
the only Leoni, as they say on the
bills"
While they were talking there were
loud cries for ''Meester Ng hite,' the gas
man NINE Lanner wanted 70 try some
OF the colored hght effects and Mr..
White could not be found ''lts very
funny" said th9 back door man. Il
saw White standing out IN tho rain over
sn hour ago and called him in. What's
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10 be Cont u,d.
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Ioose's Red Gloves Piii Cure sick
Headache, Dyspepfa, Indigestion,
Constipation. PIC per box, 5 hCxcs for
81. For sale by al druggists.
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CHAPTER III.

USH HURL-
n S STONE was
sX not the only
~ young man in
New York in
love with
- Helen Knowl-
There
was scarcely
8 man in the city
who was not In
the same cOndl-
ton. j cannot
say that all were
rs hard hit rs our
young friend, but
several of them
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NJ STxoxs. the T-F.s1 r1s-sc-oIcE7.r,
vou,d have three k7is - Csz-ees -
drougbt recosu .zed sa8 precisely defined.
a reria6 ~ fourteen Or bore censssstlvs
6svs wSthcue - n ss.sll1 5e termed "a Sd
so,at. 8ro1th. csc q trsnty - @ mere
c-ussest vs days VIA a raiafalI ret svoee1-
inv a quarter 81 su inch shoa.d se -sle1
7srtial droGsh. srs At least ssrte 6sTs ~irh
sever two izches of ran sss4ia Sc Gag
Grc1-sA&~
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thought they were-which amounted 10
the same thing for the time being. This
is not to be wondered at, either. Helen