The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1901, Page 9

ag ‘ i A BELMONT saw little of her company for two days spent part of the time in the lotr. a rat for hours ‘nit here. He was profoundly stirred and lightly the keys of something akin to happiness, Several times | in her 1 > had felt what she lov joths, but nd had been this, Her wadding Vvagary of the fane Y woman's unerringly that ene ha: her we something part « sw possitt that passion of the first: woma sonality an Nevertheless recegnition, spiritual kroping as may have Join: stirred, and sely & woman might be to her husband She dreamed di of her future with CU the and the by which sho would hold him, the compan- fonship, Sae forgot Mary Gordon's ex- Istence, Had she remembered, she would | ( dismissed the very have Imperiously thought of her. she wanted all her life, and rec no obstac She went up to the log by the ereck and touched caressingly the tree against which he had leaned, gathered some of the ashes from his pi held th in the hollow of her hand. She® sil she did so, and wondered that bever women and silly women should be so Uttle dissimilar’ when In love. ‘Thre: mornings Inter Rollins called her up on the te “Hallo!” she “Halloo, Helena! ts that you?" RoWina’s hearty, reassuring v "Yes, What ‘do you want you wouldn't bother me." “Awfully sorry, but I’ve a plece of news for you—a corker."’ Well." It's about your Englishman.” “My Englishman? What Engitshman? What nonsense are you talking?” “Oh, come off. I've terrible news, for you. I've Just congratulated him. He's mortgaged,” “I wish you would not talk slang over the telephone. { suppose you men he's enguged to Mary, G on “That's the hard cold fact." “Well, please cangratuiate them for me. I'll giv na dinner, I'll write aqernote:to-da “You' im to-night, 1 hope you haven't. corwotten that’ you ,are all to ong Jac forgotten it, ,v forgotten it, but there." es “Great Scott, Helena! have you also furgotten that this la our last nigh}, and thas yonraas iked six of us to spehds a zed came 1 wish we'll be She, She had obtained what] ff feeb inicteieisiet got it, b . will be ready wer for the xuest q Ato, corridors, ret y 5 after their wer hair with a tragte ite » hes hands and di. alt and hope. bu touched nee. it ts her rooms, elo. went back to to them anc them, and had and days that ht and reason | entered into he: t . xmoked when It and axeumed any attitude con- rt his chair against a was his duty to prexent, nm himself and on eh of the table, had nt constantly at her elbow. tendency to spoll the men nl er Bo. Meresslony, he reasons i i Detter than any yw woman c US course. “nat pleasing her tarte, xhe morning : [REV. DR. WAS In Paroxysms. of Manet Distress Just Befor Death —Sénator pee Shocked. STEELE BABCOCK HOMESICK H. FLETCHER, a Hyannis, w York City. The Doctor Writes of Counterfeiters, Mass, May 12, 1900. A ‘Oxy Mr. Fletcher:—I wish to congratulate you on your numerous victories over jcounterfeiters and imitators of Castoria, and trust the time is not far distant when these Races jinferior and dangerous mixtures will be entirely suppressed. ly \ You are right when you say in vour advertisements that it is “Experience against 3 Experiment.” ; eel it to be an outrage, and an imposition upon the parents of little children that my name should be assoctated with imitations of Castor rerous to the health Bs and dife of these litthe ones who too olten tight their battles life in vain, : Let me again commend you for the high standard you have maintained in the ¥ preparation of my prescription, and f contidently believe it is due to this scrupulous % integrity you are indebted for the wonderful sale of Castoria to-day, and the steady i i h itis still her prtvs| ty " 1 1 5 ‘a Kae houre, during s welznt in hep [and never looked bh the wide sentiy led hi * reitgion, and pleased | a ve with Mr PV inink I have her other night. threw an unc < gave her attention. « Don't hesitate raid Rollins ence. And hay that i us, Helena,” yy your conf: to AL not long alt nent five hones Jin'tho forest alone with Sir, Clive, tatk: Ing in the midnight hour. you c Aad previour rosdt up Kise me. T took him tee tof “T wax, He t . he ald three feet away fri And How | for. 1 first 1 mildly] i then we argued Then whim that T was eniaged But as. too, he could not sec the fc fmy remark. Wi hi preached wml a; nd forgot all about wanting to kine Now Teall that xort of a mana du QAPAwD. OW, Po ete are AN Intense) and uncomfort- allence n CHve pushed back hia chair ab- t do runtly He walked atraight up to Helena, lifted her from her seat, pinioned her arms, and kisked her while one could count thirty. The men sprang to their feet Thelr sympathies were with City whe was thelr guest, and a woman would do whatever she commany ton wently: the sald ses h the dinner.” 1.) PASE $400 ON BOGUS BABY. Mr. Lederer’s Scheme to Get Money from Guardian. . the millionaire brewer . J te anxtously walting ntly, leave Mr, Kutz to look waten over the latter's money, left to him by his father, ‘The young man was going through his fortune In a Nancy Hanks atyle and Mr, Katz had tg cull a halt. Then the young man hit, ipon a novel plan. Bev- eral days ago the young man deciied i, Are those” boy wi hut Tit dead them ze ins aweally sorry "Lory to go to Muftalo and wanted’ more money. He went to'the Fischer Home, oa. apt ca and Zot O baby about a r the son and | he appealed to & ing him of a birth tn week old, Katz for $200, Novell} tind ampiy porrow | A young | | \ Mr Kata satisfed hims wax a biby In the ho: f that there and advanced the'mo Two days Inter young Led. erer culled on Mr. Katz and with great Apparent grief told of the death of hiy Infant son and he needed $0) for lites ind other expenses, Mr. Katz could not realst the appeat When he learned that young Lederer 1 the infant from the returned It when he Mr. Katz started to ward, Flacher Home a had rainey the §/6 hunt up hts CUPID HAD HIS WAY. Sweethourts White Parents 91 (Special to The NORFOL| strategy ordere In ord. D—Cupil's parental 31, Ww. wile Younes Kirt 1 from her home her parents a her | man JAnce, travelled all might through the woods ro MI: fen He fe Mr. and home and ask paren fortable mettate | % yur curtost- intima- 2 [ternational Ho fer, who inter who by severing an a swallowing corrosive © ne hospital suf cated with exeren aroxy A nurse aw Mr. 1 open, Mr. i the clothes of a and near while me.ane | Mediter: t i The Rey Dr Munger. Depew Is Indignant, | ommitted: th be trie, in hie de a thing could be capital is thexplatna dle possible 1 Just When you Vanilla Foam, do Patent Pac ; three years ago. ANegetable PreparationforAs- similating the Food and Reg ula - ng th the Stoumchs and Bowels or Promotes Digestion Cheerful- ness and Rest.Contains neither jum, Morphine nor Mineral. Not Nane oTIc. Roepe of Old Dr SAUELPYTCHER sbatalern nanen faieinbieieieietet EMANCIPATION. afrald death. h your Ife wer, noints your glad surprise Why should you he forlorn? Aperfec! Remedy fr Constipa- y hitaks the corn fion, Sour Stomach, »iarrhoca {you fear ton the Worms Convulsior verish- thresher of the Ww ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of sleeping, ye + Til you awake £ LA ‘ beyond th ‘ _NEW YORK. Why should ft be aw to + AIO eeonths abd = eave your wooden | Why not, with happy s| home when school | 3) Doses - 35 Cr Nes he dpar ones left b ish and biin lay-and you wit and you wil th of Death, ya breath, ¢ and Arid je smile 'y without without a ul work, nor care to rest, and the Inst th ~—MALTBIE DAV Cock. tmate, and fur keene the iron clean and »: adds a silky gloss to fabrics. her that ng other droning wax can F. PC. Wae Is Put Up in Remem do will ay od. n't’ believe. the ie vie trinl, and inaiat on wetting #, " it Your Dealers for 5c. EYES-—FREE. YOU SAVE 85,00, OCULIST of 3) TICAL CO, 4 York (nene Nn for the Sake of IHlustration The dust of the railroad; the moisture in the air; the steara in the kitchen, have no effect on biscuit, crackers and wafers packed in the In-er-seal Patent Package. If the bakery were a thousand miles away; if you didn’t get them from the grocer's until a week after they arrived at the store; if you kept them in the kitchen until a holiday rolled around, they would still be as good, as fresh and as full of flavor as the day they left the bakery. THis simply illustrates the pre- servative quality of the In-er-seal Patent Package. de Soda, Milk, Graham, Oatmeal and Saltine Disculty jet Wafers, Ginger Snaps, St ‘ et to ask for the kind that cor Look for the trade-mark design on the end of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY growth it has had since | gave you the details of its manufacture in my laboratory thirty in use for over 30 years, Cepia All Counterfeits, Imitations sonal Castoria is a harmless sub: goric, Drops and Soothing substance. Colle. and. Flatulency. Stomach and Bowels, givin It relicves Teething Bears the mec mn oomrany, 17 Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been. and has been mado under his pers Allow no one todccelve you in this. Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment: What is CASTORIA 4 It assimilates the Food, regulates the Tho Childrer’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend. cenuinE CASTORIA ALWAYS) Obl Bitches t—241 D> SSSA EES hay borno the signature of supervision sinco its infancye and ‘¢ Just-as-good”’ are bu& stitute for Castor Oil, Pare. Syrups. It is Pleasant. I6 w contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind { Troubles, curcs Constipation 4“ healthy and natural sleep. Signature of % The Kind You Have Always Bougit In Use For Over 30 Years. UARAY STREET, NEW VOOR CTW esvor 1a VW. Weor RA ies Aes CARPETS AMERICAN LOOMS | have reached the acme of perfection | this sendou—the pure wool has been so di y dyed and woven that even the Orientals with all their weaving | fame can hardly approach the rich beauty of our “rellable"” new patterns. | BEST TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET Amusements. Proctor’ Se Diversified ntertainments D, 1 a, it Next Friday and Si pings, Sat. Sat. IMERCHANT of VENICE, N.C. Gootwin, Shylock, Maxine Billott, Portia, 65 cents a yard. (Value $1 per yard.) 5) different styles suitable for any Many specially fine bedroom patterns. Economy and beauty In Bedroom Fur- HERALD * niture, too. (With 5 drawers.) a money CASH or CREDIT (@wreRTHWAIT | 104, 106 and 108 Wesr:14° Sr. | NEAR S™ AY. | Brooklyn Sums Flatbush Av. near Pon Amusements edmay eH aa | GOLDEN, OAK CHIFFONIERS, 36.75 Sold |LOVERS’ LANE | aay z |THE MERCHA! 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