THE LAND OF THE BEAUTIFUL you, a patron of a genteel lady, and IfYotiHave Are you awake, Mahala, she ask HA put his arm about Mahala now, DEAD. Scrofula so handsome, likewise so virtuous. ed. she was sobbing heavily. My dear Miss Mahala, take a good "Yes,"said Mahala, "wideawake." "I went over to PogfamV'hesaid, he of he a a where month to think of it the more you Is at impurity of the blood which accumulatin "Can I get blue chintz covers for "and I guess we all talked a streak, weeps Ko appetite, IndiffMtion, Ttntntemem* in the glands of the neck, produces unsightly think the better you will like "the the chairs?" asked Samantha. "Up then I said to this young fellow, An niRh to he to of he in Sick Headache, "all run down,'* iM* lumps or swellings which causes painful idea. No more work, a husband to Pills in my room, I mean." 'Dane, come along with me to your ins fiesta* you will find I lose, to he a where infancy sleeps running soreson thearms,legsorfeet, hichdevelopes A joy loves to linger a Bine, take care of you, and plenty ow room "Of course," said Mahala. sweet-heart's, I'll go in fust and ulcers in the eyes, ears or nose, often causing Lie a a of lull of a perfume, and welcome for Miss Samantha. The girl arose ne^t morning, feeling break it to her, she's took it hard, blindness or deafness, which isthe origin of pimples, that she had done well. Life Ava and it won't do to be too sudden.' Yours truly, cancerous growth, or the a other manifestations W re a a is shed An he rose he lily a re ever in. spoiled for her when young Daniel So ho he is out there in the shed a usually ascribed to which, fastening SAMUEL JEFFERSON.' is he a of he beautilu a upon the limbs, causes consumpti on and Dane was lost, and she neither hoped waitin'. Sort of thin he is and starved "Mahala," said Miss Samantha, death. Being the ancient, it is the to love nor be light hearted again. lookin', but he'll pick up go E a or life "if you do have him, you wouldn't general of all diseases or affections, for verj few a A an he a Ambition slept, youth was no more: along, Mahaly." Mahala was gone. mind letting me have a room that persons are entirely free from it he a of a in "It is what happens to us that a "I feel as if I was going out ot my looks down into the street: I should can it be cured" By a in Sarsaparilla, a a a brings age to the soul, not time," mind," said Aunt Samantha. enjoy it so when I couldn't go out a in a S trmmm he a my of a obey which, by the remarkable cures it as she said to herself. a or a ok in a "Samantha," said old Jefferson, "I lips at a kissed a in rainy weather." accomplished, often when other medicines have a a Aunt Samantha was younger than think Providence has fixed things all failed, has proved itself to bi* a potent and "Why didn't he propose to you, S O E E W E E A face from each fireside as fled she, hope awoke in her soul at the right. Fur quite a spell I've felt as peculiarmedicmeforthisdisease Some Ihese Aunty?" said Mahalia. we at loved a a A E N S obtained. Fees moderate Informal. cures ai leally wonderful. If you suffer fiom thought of a corner bedroom furnished if I'd made a mistake, you and me is ing us "Mahala Portland!" said Mtes Samantha. I CH I O tion free R. L,ittell W a in to O scrofula in a of its forms,be sure to I he a of he beautiful a with blue chintz. She could more suitable for partners than me "I only wish he had. Now A N S S for circulars, Ac of new Saisaparilla do her duty by the old ship builder, and Mahalv." A None otherlikei a re don't be hasty. What is grammar Hood's Sarsaparilla N a cha at we ei he ty. Ad dress Geo W, France, 7 New a a S life would be no worse. Aunt Saman "Why, Mr. Jefferson!" cried Samantha. as ci ossed. or words you can't find in the dictionary I Agents Wanted, new Rnbbe UndergarI F3yrs?'NINOLittllIo,Examine,rWasghpclaims,dn a I ment rapid seller good a A Mrs. A we to in he valle a tha would be happy, she wrould no Soldbvalldiuggist $3 sixfor$.- Pieparedonl put against solid cash and Rubber Cb Chicago 111. N a a it at we in a in is I HOOD A. CO Lowell. Mass. longer keep poor Miss Peck from that "Will you hev me?" said Samuel. intrinsic worth?" lost 100 Doses One Dollar I 1 I O lM O N W.JTKORKIS* goal for her ambition, the little "Your clothes is fixed, we can say we I I 1 ngton, ».c7 a fairer a lovelier "Intrinsic worth is good. Aunt Samantha," ^Successfully Prosecutes Claims. school, and as she had promised to meant it all along and only played a A he lilies when he a of SICKHEADAGHEI said Mahala then suddenly Late Principa 8 Pensio a marry Mr. Jefferson in a month, she joke on folks. We'll be married day IU last war 15 adjudicatin atty 1 she broke down and began to cry. I to at a re a a re led. ,would resign her place, buy a white arter to-morrer. Samanthy, when I "You're forgotten all about Daniel," ASTHMACURED.F S a in he he pillar of gown and make it. was lookin for a second wife I thought E E light, said she. "Everyone has lorgotten it iv by I he a of he beautiful a Later, came a letter from Samuel of you some considerable, but I reckoned it him but me." I.T wall to »uWtrtn. Pr E. BtHlFFMAN, Bt Panl,»l« CM loved, a on.- a nl dead They alsorelieveDi Jefferson to Miss Samantha. I enclosed you wouldn't have me." "No, dear,I haven't,but he is dead,"' tress from Dyapepiua.Iu Are close to he he.u ot teiiiitv wed, I A A I |#tffcReducedi5to25 a sum of money, "To get fixings "Wny, 1 don't know but I would," digestion and TooHeaxtv said Miss Samantha. "They were W he a dped is a he a A I IfVn»onthl»ynan Eating. A. perfect remedy for you and Mahala," said the said Samantha, "if you had spoken." is said all lost, you know, everyone went for Dizzlness.Na.ueea rULKossUa1 fAI W will in a a of he note, "seein' you might be short." "Then you will now?" said old Drowsiness, Bad Taste down with the ship. Daniel, why I id in the Mouth, Coated "Oh, if we were but in Boston!" Samuel. I was a fool not to ask thought so much of him, I don't forget, Tongue.Pain in the Side l&L. W Send A 6c. I for circulars Th and testimonials.f -address al Al™sohtfer»™ —Xew a TORPID LIVBB. They DB. O. W. F. SAVDEB, 24oSnState St^ Uiint*, cried Miss Samantha, but they were 3*011 fust," and he kissed her. but you know he is dead." 1 a a least regulate the r\ir"r3c»iinuiberofacresthanl60ea»d01 not, and after all she took' great So the wedding wa3 Samantha's "My love for him is not," said Mahala Purely Vegetable. MAN PROPOSES. Price SS Cents. O \J I— UI El O made iinal proof he saaea* pride in buying dry goods at Mr. and not only the corner room, but before Jun 22, 1874 I can never care for anyone HOMESTEADS. 'S^oKSt Sherburne's store—she had not had all its contents, its owner included, CASTES MEDICINE CO., NEW Y03K. else." the money to spend for so long a became hers, and as for Mahala, all "Dear me!" sighed AuntSamantha. Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. OH, Mahala, I PENSION Mention this paper S time. Aunt Samantha grew young theyouth and sweetness and joy and The is a it ie "Well, I never had a sweetheart perhaps a in a a Dependent widows again, crimped her hair, began to hope that she thought the cruel sea there are' things I don't knowabout, au parents a ineluded. at re If you is knit tidies instead of stockings, and had robbed her o? came back again but then, why not Samuel claim and S spoke of her future more than once in one strong flood, as Daniel Dane write to A E S A N N E late Commissioner a Jefferson as well as any other man?" of Pensions, W a in to C. as "after we are married," immediately clasped her to his bosom.—Mary Kyle a id Miss Saina "Well, I've a month for thinking of A NEW BOOK covering her mouth with her Dallas. 1 it," said Mahala. She left the chair nthn. hand crying: "Why, what did I and caught up a hat and walked out FROM COVER TO COVER. say?" And so the time passed on, "Can'tyou'*' into the twilight, ft was summer, Paid for he Mule. FOLLY ABREAST WITH THE TIMES. and the weeks drifted away, the but at that time there were few visitors a id Mahala white dress was made—dotted muslin, Opposite a little railroad station from the city, the children had she threw herself into the rocking long-sleeved and high-necked. A about five miles below Jackson* been called in to supper or to bed. On the Farm chair as she spoke, and beiran to pretty silk dress, too, and one for Miss., was a dense thicket, and on She walked on until she came to the Samantha of palest cigar shade, and sway to and iro as ii to give vent to shore, whence she could see the water, one of the bushes hung a white rag Wear Woonsocket Rubber Boots. oh, the bonnets! Miss Wood, the the islands, the wreck of an old her impatience. She was a slender says a writer to the New York Sun] The snow and ice of Winter, the slush milliner, had surpassed herself. Samuel whaler, rising black against the blue A dozen of as sat with oar feet-hanging girl, with del cate high features and and mud of Spring are severe tests, Jefferson came in every evening. gray sky, and the lighthouse on Snukaty off the platform, and, while every nice light brown hair, but her calico Only the best Rubbers made will give Sometimes he bought peppermint Head, where tne lamps had just man had a revolver on his hip, no bs«.service gown was patched and so were her candy as an offering—Miss Samantha you reasonable begun to glow. How often had she one had thought of shooting at ate it—sometimes paper bags shoes, and up in her bedroom hung walked here leaning on her lover's that rag. It was a hot day and we of peanuts. Ho could tell mam- curious aim, what dreams they had had of a best silk dress that had been old stories, tales of old tfmes, were smoking and talking, when a the days when he should be captain turned wrong side out and wrong traditions handed down to him by native man came up the track and and she the captain's wife. All side up, before at last it was dyed his ancestors, who came to the place sat down with the rest of us. Presently those sweet hopes, all that tender with Thomas Macy, its first settler, brown and trimmed to hide the frayed love, had been swallowed by the he out with a big levolver and in 1639, when the Indians were billows when the Sally Jane, of Siaseonsent, spots. You could hardly have aimed at the rag and pulled the many and Nantucket was not a went down with all on Th Authentic Unabridged," comprising trigger. The catridge didn't explode, found a girl who had so little of this Rubber Bootsfitbest, wear best, are issues ot 1804, '79 and '84, copyrighted property Sandy desert, but a place well wooded board. and there was a general laugh of the undei signed, is now a best. world's goods to call her own, a fiirl with oaks and pines. Stories of is and E a and bears the name of 'X "Oh. Dan, my dear, dead darling,' at the failure. later date when wrecks were manv Webster's International Dictionary. 1 so well mannered and with such a •p-pTTT A "nx of inferior linhhers oltl miner othei the girl moaned to herself, and turned JJXl VV JtlXlXl bramis I WOOIIMX k( tltubbei on Nantucket shoals, when the first "It was sich a blamed nice mark Editonal work upon this revision has been ink sense that she was only one's equal. Hoot*. iiid Mioes Ihet'iP the boo ''oM \er\whore and saw Samuel Jefferbon behind progi e«s for over O a sperm whale was caught and the to shute at that I couldn't resist," Manufactured b\ th- WOONSOC I' UUBBtR CO., Not le«s than One Hundred paid editorial. She taught school, and what &h« her. PRO\ mi- VCK. I. Send lor Oatukvue. first whalers went forth. he explained, seemingly much chagrined. laboi ers have been engaged upon it. earned paid the rent of the throeroomed He made haste to reach her side Over 9 3 0 0 0 0 0 expended in its preparationbefore "Perhaps some of you'uns LADIES."R hat is th» sense 111 swallowiii "Tisn't so lonesome since Samuel the fir-t copy was printed. and hold out his hand. He was old, kin drap that rag." cottnge, and bought food nieduine cure Critical comparison with any other Dictionary Jefferson began to come regularly," out sturdy, a shock of iron-gray hair troubles when local application is ipnnir(fl invited. E E E S Everybody out with his gun and for the two women. AuntSamantha Miss Samantha said. Mahala always sin jAMhs. .snipsovs* vi KKIMO PAsmiiLfcs & C. E I A & O Publishers* covered his head and his face lav under began blazing a way, some shooting agreed to everything. The iound the knitting of occasional S in a S. A qmckly ure all forms of diuea^ps and displace it, red with wind and weather, high and some shooting low, and we ments of the and bladder and female 0111plaints £old by all Booksellers. Illustrated pamphlet fi»sv fourth wjek of her engagement was stockings rather more than enough and wpakuess Price, a id $ 1 0 0 but still a fine face. had fusiladed for five minutes when going fast, there were but two days per sixbotpf. foi 00 (iicularfiee. Communication IMPORTANT NEW DISCOVERY. 1 "Evenin", Mahaly," he said. "I'm for her share ok this world's work) confidential a second native appeared crawling left. The evening was rainy, sheets bIMPSON DltLG CO a Place, New York "VASELINE" real glad fur coseeyou—how be you?" out of the brush on hands and but she was unusually sympathetic PENSION_ S of water 3wept against the cottage Q,ri or new Jj ow He spoke even less grammatically knees, and as he stood up befoie us windows, but that night old Jefferson _•» niiT\ nnd pn This time, however she failed to be than he wrote, yet his speech produced he said: came all the same. nimei ne\uie« 1 HI mis so. Mahala had received an offer of rM n\tT"i: abetter effect than his letters it "What hev I done that vou all "I'm neither sugar nor salt," he at i».. \Trorne\H 141M Washington. SOAPfor marriage from a man of means, a seemed to be from choice that he used wants to kill me?" THE BEST the Skin said, as Samantha remarked upon 1) Hi au lies ChRago7^ptToiT7iina"7iP\ eland* the words he uttered, not from ignorance. good man, a man who offered her a "Good gracious, man, were you in Thie Yeais'ai'ni\ SPM e, 2(» a practie his courage, and he took offniswet there?" asked one of the crowd. fortune, and added, "lots of room coat and carried it into the shed to I prescribe folly endorso Toilet Soap ou got my 1 etter, he said. Take Ever Made. "Right in there stranger, and seemed Big .\s the only drip. and hearty welcome for Miss Saraan' your time—take your time. I specific for the certain cure to me the wall had come back. I perfpf pnrc and neutral soap combininjr tbc of this disease. tha." When he relurned he sat down before wouldn't hev no answer j*et ef you O I E and A I properties oS I N A A didn't get a hit, but you hev done Amsterdam, N. Y. A S If pour druggist does lteep it, the stove, between the two women was readv with it. It's a pretty killed my mule, 1 reckon." Miss Samantha looked at Mahala W a sold Big for FURWAHD O C£«»$ IN STAMPSg^yjqp summer though it was, the night. isn't it? The light looks good a years, and it has We ran over with him, and sure as she rocked. Mahala did not usually Riven the best of satisfaction. Sl/KI) VKi BY MAIL, O S A E A I warmth was grateful The tea-kettle out there." enough there was his mule, down on CHESEBROUGH MANUFACTURING CO, D. E & CO rotl, in fact, her aunt thought sung its little song, Mahala was "Yes," said Mahala, shehad laughed his back and kicking his last, with Chicago, 111 pale. Whenever the rain beat in Sl.OO. Sold bi Druggists. to herscli that she had never seen her at his letter, but she could not 2 4 S a S N E W O four or five burets in him. that fashion she fell to thinking of laugh at him, "it is all very chaimins»." do it before. It gave her some hope "You dun didn't mean to ofco'se," ^aST^L.33XjIS3aCEI33 1 8 7 9 Daniel Dane They were very quiet said the owner, "but this ar' mewl that, desnite her first remark on the WOODWARD & CO for a little while, much quieter than "The spot you stand on is the prettiest," was all 1 had. I don't &av he was receipt of that letter Inch lay upon usual old Jefferson spoke firs^. said the old man. "You've wuth what a prime mewl orter fetch, "You'll be surprised, Mahala," he the taule. she might take the matter been crying, Mahaly." but I could hev sold him fur fitv dollars." said. "You'll be surprised. I'm going into consideiation. "Yes," she answered. "I've been 406 AND 408 CORN EXCHANGE, to act as funny as ever man did thinking of Daniel—Daniel Dane, I "He was informed that we would People do not hurry themselves act, but I've got good reasons, real A\QS to marry him when he came make up a pur&e to pay the damages, I N N E A O I S there in Nantucket, amonu,st the solid ones, Mahala. I hestopped and we chipped in and made it back." and grew very red. I don't know ocks and sand—they think things $65. He took the money and disappeared "I remember—lost in the Sally Jane how to say it after all," said he, over. soon after, followed by the of Siasconset," said old Jefferson. "only juststraight. Mahala, 1 want first arrival, and they had a good Miss Samnntha rose and went to "So you was a thinkin' of him." we should break with each other." start, when a third native appeared BRAK OFFICES it and member* of the Chtcae» «B1 Data* "I never can forget him or cease to the table and took up the sheet Mahala turned a startled face toward Boards of Tiade and uf the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerc*. and asked: love him," said Mahala. She stood him, a littlepang shot through of blue ioolseap which had been taken "Bin any shuting here?" still and looked out toward the light tarSeM for our Telegraph Cipher. OPTION ORDERS SOLICITED her heart, she had begun to like him from the yellow envelope which lay "Yes." as she spok\ and old Jefferson took so well. As for Miss Samantha, she near it, carried it back to the window "Shute at that ar' rag?" her hand and drew it through his uttered a bharp shriek. "Yes arm. and began to read. "I mean it," said he. I don*£ "Pay fur him?" "I don't ask you should," said he. 'My dear Miss Mahala— wan't to a you, but we'll be "Yes. Do you know anything "You don't expect I've foi'got Patience 'You may be surprised to hear friends to the last of our lives. about it?" Sperry, do you? She and me Shake hands, Mahala." *rom me." "You were, weren't you?'' "No, not much. I sold the animal married forty years ago. I married "Don't Mahala," cried Miss Samantha. to Wheezen 'bout an hour ago fur interpolated the old lady. Rosanna Carrick after she was gone, "It's an insult. The clothes ten dollars, and I sorter reckoned he but I don't forgit, I dunno how "No, and he knewIshould not be," are all made, the wanted'him to play the old dodge things is fixed in heaven, but I shill "H hew smaJI skill o"horse flesh said Mahala. Miss Samantha went "Oh, hush. Aunty," said Mahala. with. How much did vou raise?" look for Patience ef its fixed so I kin. on. She held out her hand to old Jefferson—"Friends," "Sixty-five dollars."" who bought-agoose ro ride onVBbn'rt*&kal I want you to be good to me and me 'But when I make up my mind to she said, "friends always." "Wall, that's pnrtymoderate. He be good to you, and I shall be proud 0rdiiwysoa.es ugH*. do a thinir, I do it.' "Now that is He took her hand and kept ginerally strikes 'em for a hundred, of you and pet you like you was a sensible,*' said Miss Samantha. it. and you got off easy. Reckon I'll little lamb but I don't expect them Mahala only shut her eyes. 'I'm "Nantucket oilers wus a place for look him up and see if ke can't work feelings I had for Patience to come older than you be' "—"Be!" gasped surprises," said he. "I had one jest in a couple ot more this week!" back, no more than you expect them Mahala—" 'But I can offer you just before I came here. Went into the you had for Dan'l to come. Other a 11 iimi about as good a property as any store to get somethin' another to things die as well as folks, my darter." A Note to W as S man herebout could, if not a little chew on to make it rrfbre agreeable, better. Hard monev in the bank Abernethy, an eminent London and I did buy some figs, left in my For the first time Mahala felt that and nobody to fight 3 ou for it when surgeon of the last century, was pocket, and when I was pay in' fur there was something in this old man's you're a widow.' "Seems to me he noted for his independence and for tsSAPOLIOf^ 'em Rogers, that keeps the store, he "looks into things," said Aunt Samantha. soul akin to hers. She looked up into his indifference to people of rank and says, "Heerd,the news!" "No I his face, he stooped 'and kissed wealth. A certain nobleman once hain't," says I. her on the forehead, and she said: convinced.1 "Indeed he does," said Mahala. *-Try a.ca.keof'ih^nd be presented himself at the surgeon's "'For conscience sake," said he^ 7 "I will marry you, Mr. Jefferson, Her aunt went on with the letter. office and without waiting for his 'why old Capt. Pogram has come and 1 will try to make you happy." 'I'll make my will in your favor turn demanded to see Abernethy. back, Capt. Pogram of the Sally Jane ^^OtTltYI/Nn CAAI a to accomplish satisfactory An hour after he left her at the door when you accept me. Being your He was refused, and when it came of Siasconset. He's been on a desert of her cottage, and she entered and W S 1 I I I 1 I 9 results in scouring and cleanup seniority by twenty-eight years it is his turn he entered the consulting island five years, and you never did closed the door beiore she spoke. no more that I ought to.' and necessitates a great outlay of time and labor, which more room in great anger. t„ see nobody carry on like Miss Pogram "You shall have the corner room, "The man has coined a*wo,rd," balances any saving in cost. Practical people will find SAPQ and her gals when he walked Aunt Samantha," she said, "and you "Do you know- who I air!?" he said Mahala. in.' That's what he said. 'I want the best and cheapest soap for house-cleaning and scouring. can see both streets from the window, asked. 'I have had two wives before, to know,' sez 'Alone on a desert you know," but they both died,' read Samantha. "No, sir!" was the cool reply," but g^JTHE VAN DUSEN-HARRINGTON CO. island for five years?' 4i|£ "You've accepted him then?" cried I am John Abernethy, surgeon, and 'Well no,' sez Rogers? He®fHn Miss Samantha. "Did you write?" 'I'm glad to hear they are not if you wish to consult me, I am now COMMISSION. alone" he paused, Mahala still holding "I met him," said Mahala. "Are both alive," said Mahala. ready to hear what you have to say old Jefferson's hand, had slipped you pleased?" "Donl be sarcastic," Samantha in your turn." to her knees beside him. J* MINNEAPOLIS. DULL "I nin tickled to death," said Miss said. "There's more on the next Yet this man so indifferent to lords SELL BY SAMPLE^ "Go on," she breathed, almost inaudible. page—"they both died childish.' Samantha. Then Mahala took the and ladies, when he had to lecture blue letter from the table and folded Mahala littered a shriek of mirthless before several handred medical students ... T, "Best Prices. Betoras Writ* it up with the yellow envelope and "I be a goin' on," saM the.pld laughter. a Execute orders Chicago* S or Milwankee. was olten painfully embarrassed. man," patting her hand. lifted off the lid of the small stove -rasa's BEUEDY FOB CATABiCH.—Best, Easiest to use. "He means childless," said Aunt As he was about to begin he A cheapest. Belief is immediate. A cure is certain. For 'No,' says Rogers 'No. there wuz and dropped the little package upon Samantha. "For here he says—'so would be obliged to retire in order to Ooldin Ufa Headit has no equaL three more with him, two sailors. CATAfiR the coals. »V there are no stepchildren to trouble collect his thoughts. The consciousness He lelt them to Boston where their you, and in marrying me you will "God bless us all," she said. "Let of his great reputation, and the folks be, but the other man, he came have all that heart can* wish provided, us go to bed." anxiety to stand well with the students, along with him. He was the second and make me very happy, for In the night A S a a ha made him shy.—Youth's Companio: It is an. Omtmtnt^ of which a small particle is appliedtothe mate, his name was Daniel. Dane/*i I should admire to have a wile like spoke. nostril*. frk^Mc...8oldbydinm^orsentbyiiuSLr^ Address. IZKLTETK. Warren,' .-iirtt rf.4*i .-'-iL^J'Wi