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-â€"q-. vvvâ€" â€" unfit“ ova-m. nu. ‘1! usmham.ndmlnov It. It '1- n stolen child. am you had ’ foot nicely In It” lid“: and “can: In 1 tom not” "gum-h: filmm11!3he “1 my." thing km In I ditch. ‘ up for chufly'l file. It a acclaim-nun“ m. mll' art have :3; ' "why I: In her own. 7353'! it?" he mum. with a feeble attempt at Ibo curried “out a her on, than?" Athena words the on man seamed "Your um la Dunk] O‘Reflly?‘ he commenced. h at math: nan- ner. u I! he in. everything about Mm beforehand. ”At your mvlce, air.” ”And one years back yo! ha a win QM In. who tn-yed no ell-â€" try in heifer names?“ “Ag-um my '4". gunmen; against my '1". She 'u nlwan I '11:! 'ua. van poov Han. and never kept at turn; but there wasn't no real harm In her,“ "What mule her pass 01! the child "Wis! may you plan to “It. air?“ be QM. um" Ms on! (run M! his "I I: the unclean amend In: dingy abode. RBI)": Ind detrrmlned to like "IQ In“ by the horn noy found O‘flzflly lo be n small. I“ (1310'. mun mm [In I CL". Dun I eminrmaxn. Ind mm- lu In me o! the 10's: path of Lon- ”Huh. .7 am Mr! Don't 3:!qu "In". I do not how" lm' to h n cut-films"- daughter any man an you liq: but 1» must ha" pm tic-co. and march "to runner to the We”, Give me ORAN)“: ultimo." he continued In the oflcul. "and here In "MM-g fov your trouble." "'hu!hnu. nu- at! be um.” um 8|! Wk. lam. “Mn“ huh. hot cyan. I.» rotor at Mr has all so Im mint,” ‘ ”Immune?" M aural-ltd. ‘0‘. no. air. I! ain't; and hc'n u mot! nutâ€"cubic nu- “ on" nm In the ma blunt-l! nor til-bod Mu tlln lo 6. A lawn and be" willing lo talu- tlo llnl homo nml provldo for Mr.“ ‘ "WM II he? WM" la in?" "his man In I)“ o‘llnllly. and I pm do" In. Add". [or you. Mr. In cum you should to «Illa. 1M1 way anla. “a "cult. ll. In In ul lltlng. air. all“ your Mon,” ”00. you. 150'. all" and well." "TM old mun-u only Ilvn ll I pour 'l’ naturally. alt. MI" I m unions". A“ Do wul- It. daughter lo go and look Ifln Mo homo for Ilia. and not: (him I h“ mull-L and It‘ll 'h mlly glut lo 3'" uh". ll" 1.. l luau,” errand again." "Then I'm got new: for you. Ilr. We've found her “than lle'l been how am hot nvcnl Hm" “round her lather!" The InullInnn um upon the two up like A thunder-bolt. but mum-cu 0|! ll much the more nan-rely or (he Iva “Beg your garden. llr." touching Mu cap. "but uln't you lhl- same gonllvmnn I. came here now» lwo or three yum-u Mel: to make Inquiries about a girl culled Peg Reilly?" Meanwhile Slr Frederic and Ruth- Von were not Idle. The first place to which they wont was. of course, the workhoum where Margaret had been reared. Rulhven had been able to ex- lnc! no Information 0! conaeqmmm from the elm-lulu there bolero; but lu- returned. She was shocked, under the circum- stance; at Carmen's levity. but her “and was not aware how much she haw about the apparition that had ap- peared in the library. and tried to carry oi! matters with a high hand. But. in reality, Margaret know as much as Our-men did. Ruthven had thought It right to see her before leaving Ahhottaa ville. and explain the cause of her Harm, urging her, at the same time. to keep her own counsel. But he said nothing of his contemplated Journey to London, at which Margaret was as much surprised as Carmen. CHAPTER XVl.-(Comrmmv. “0h, Carmen! how can you talk so?" add Margaret. reprovlngly. of my poor 'Ifn‘ Am mum ho and I've come on the name "fit it in In my heart!” and the SM. n. It. named (av-rd Inn. Mm. donâ€"am Rating! to whnlbehncdwmlhntntl mam,nxmmmlm ear, Sh- fiede ." 'mnkr' “14M“!!! you. Hui-noun her mbmoumeldnotMQH m 03mm” “Mr. Rotting," sud 8|? Frederic. "my child can she own you more than life, and 1 echo the words. Nothing thnt this world an alert! could have given no such pure, heartfelt joy u the m of my daughter. And to you. who have found. Ind nurtured. um! um her for no, what can I w except that whatm this world my hddmmhntmrdupo-llnre- tun. Nun a. round. and; I! It In hnymbfln.ltnymto She went to her new-found parent then. but very tllnidly, and yllh may a buckwnrd (knee, while Hammo- and Cum, a yet Ind]! able to be- lieve the truth. convened upon it apart with Ruthnn. "Mace! will you not speak to onr father?“ exclaimed the mold. "You do not no. how I have mourned your Ion during then seventeen you: of doubt and mum" "In nil true. my darling." he 1n- "rend. In | mice that slightly (rem. bled; "we have proved beyond doubl that you In Sir Frederick dangle"! and Illa nom'n emu, I!!! m us very find at Itâ€"are you not?" 8k Praia“: was too happy and Im- patknt to allow Ms danghtor to In pre- pared for the gran change "lulu hvr. He run into the during-room u Impetuously In I boy. um! blurted out the mm: before them I". Aml than be rushed at lug-rot us though to en- bnce her, Ind found. to Ms [mt dip- moy, that she Ind cupped through bl- flngm and Min to the shelter at Rnthvm'a arms Instant). “Tell me." no sinned. "Is It true?" "In 1" true. I] Galina." be In- award. In n mice that slightly trem- bled; "'0 have moved hmd doubt "If you will any with Incâ€"yea!" fie whine“! In Inigo". Th" "Inlet! but to Ahbounflllo as nm on (My mum, Sir Frs-dntr'l Ihnnklnlneu and joy onrflowlnu at on" sup of "10 way. In" Ruhr" rllrl Mt ammu- lo unpalhln u hear!- Hy n he might have done In the good fortune of Mn "mm. In truth. M: bol- enl hurt '19 acre. ”0n the contrary. you haw your dauntn to lm for. and Inn- hm Jun «Hammad m.- can." "My wilo'l own Iorli. null-um." lu- uid. luff a plum. "She put ovtry stitch into then things hem", whim l n! by and unusual her. Oh! my child. my child!" An loan a they urn militia 1M rouormouor'n door. "mum: turned to air Frederic with 1M qunlion: "Whom lliail n go next?" "Mm. Mr. Rulhven. in an [a lmmr without delay. uni mhmr lay child-- my Finn-mo «who in tic-im- lo Abbott-ville and all ibui murmumin ll! ‘iior airing- ll swam! mo mod and‘ wondoml to in Iran: and yoi I had an Inkling. [tom the flm any I at the tint lirl. (in: in would be than io- nthor in noun wonderful mnnur. Did I roll you the van inpuwd ‘lem‘.’ Rho wanted doliclir M birth. and no doctor mid-ed Mr ill-«lulu Mpiicm. and tho "coir“! hot uoihor‘n um. And how lilm alu- io in her in voice. nml lulu. and train"! fly mu mo.- niurl Mr at «new. All. flaunt-n. I .- ioo lumpy! I lav-l in though I had noihlna more in iiw [or in thin world." “Mkbutonenvudlmuâ€" “Let uu- have tho-m. and hf‘fl' nrr the notes," cried Sir Frederic, hurriedly, as he drew out his plane. Tho dlumlorod [ruby-Jinan was placed before him In exchmxo. Ho examined It In silence. “Am! it had on n night-gown. and flamwl. uud cap, lrlmnwd with law. an.) murkt-d with the loan l". he got them clothes by me all". uonllenwn." "0n the rlglxt-hnnd side c! a wood near Tnflon. in lern'ym" "Swen miles to the north 0! ANN!!!- vim-2'” luau-posed the Intranet again. “The very day she was lost!" ex- claimed Sir Frederic, clutching at his conumnlou‘a arm. "My wltc found that 'ere child in a dhch, on Tuesday, the 4th day of July. 18 " he said. reading It out: He fumbled In nn old case of leather for awhile, until he produced some filthy documents scribbled In pencil. "H you will glve us the exact date and placaand circumstances connected with the finding of the child. you shall have twen‘ty pounds down." “Is that a bargain, sir, honor bright?" “ll ls." “Then I can very soon earn It. for I've got all the dates and et ceteraa ert down in case they was called for." "We". gentlemen. I suppose no one can have me up for my wife’s fault at. this distance of time, and the dead. poor soul! 50, If It Is made worth my whileâ€"-" Gum, alum wool or silk: mine. [an ad not no the newest maturing for Afternoon gowns. A. a rule colors in saluted. leaving in the llnlu the but of applying that Mummy at? any no talent“ to In 100 m Iind'mo material sheer enough to In tho glint of the silken than creep through tho weave of the dre- ma- wl” are to hem- nome girl tailing of he? am lining. The fact of the matter In. to be DIG?- oughly up to date this you of our Mount-t haw: mm lining!» the town. And to lake the nuke: 1mm elective it fill“! be placed bo- la. Dro- I‘m "Iy areas will be lined wlth groan (slot-3' or "with pink lllk" or "with chm." It doesn't matter what (enl- Iine [uttering you attend; you 1n :1â€" stock of crushed black taffeta mega! at the back with Jet orna- Ilelb'. The bonflant sleeves imp to the aim and have I loo-sly vnnklvd lower urn, spreading out the hand In a deep poi-Lâ€"Chlap Chnnicle. cured in sire the desired whirl. it is fined thronghn'm with rustling whim inlets, Inishrd at the foot by A row of nan-aw trill; The round bodice in in Mono elect. vi": a snugly fined hack and entirely covered with odd serous of viiio bonito» lace. surrounded hy tiny in bond; Then- in a belt and ”murtm‘langm, An effective modr-l is shown mud-3 up In shiny black alpaca. The skirt. ls cut on anulu. quite wide and sharply by this very scquirement that she be~ comes an object of ridicule among her feminine friends, yet there are women c! sumciently strong mind to do it. They will eschew all elaborate toilets and confine themselves to dainty, sim- 3ple things in which they appear years younger than they really are. It is always n girl's ambition to reach an age where she may wear all the ilnery restricted to the matron. but there comes a tlme when such gowning grows lrksomo and she has the com- mon sense to see that utter simâ€" pllclty in dress is What she needs to make her' seem young again. By this Is not meant a childish mode. but sim- plyvmnde garments that tend to ”UP-5} out her good points. Too long. it skirt ‘ odds years to one's appearance, justi as an ill-fitting or unhccoming wnlm. 1 Where are so many lovely materials in the market this season that It would seem an easy mutter to secure Justl what one wishes. 1 (XII-mt Soto! of ma Honorâ€"For - Clever Womanâ€"Shulllrlt: In the Ptop‘ onion at New Dms nutcrhIâ€"l'or Inning Gish. IN WOMAN'S CORNER. INTERESTING READING DAMES AN D DAMSELS. THE SOCIETY BUD TAKES HER MORNING DIP. DOWNERS GROVE REPORTER. T takes a clever woman to draw form the admira- tion of women by her perfect dress- ing, but a still clev‘ erer woman it is who can command the simplicity in her toilet which all men so much ad- mire. she realizes FOR lurid schools are no bad that Our- Innn residents of the (:13 my. united mmbflnnuchoolmrothlrehu- dunnyobuhunodndmulon mhmdvflmmum hgwflo may at nun The process of crystalllzing flowers in simple and can be minimal-fly ac- complished by anyone who has emetic skill. Arrange me basket [arms of ‘nny desired pnttern wih pliable copper wire and wrap them with m Into the bottom of these tie violets. ferns, geranium leavee~in feet, nny flower. except lull-blown meetâ€"and sink then: inneolntion oi elnm oi'oneponnd So I gallon of water. Wait until the milk tion he ended, es the colors will then he preeerved in their original bounty. and the Willem! nim- will hold then: faster than when formed in n: hot nolntion. When you have I light covering of erystnln that completely envelop the articles, removt end nllow tn drip for twelve hours. Then hee- ketn mhe A unique ornunent and ion: preserve their ireehm A uketch in given of a toxin-e oi black satin adorned with angled lioâ€" tlfs in steel blue. The cadet skirt is pinin, save for the spar-sled ndonr meat. The blouse bodice is gathered a the yoke and belt. The yoke itself drown over the shoulderl and i: trimmed with mangle: and outlined with angled galloon. annulus a! gallon terminate in pampiliee of M. The crenelaied collar II of white nun. The balloon Ileevea. extending only to (he elbows, are trimmed with mangle: Luce ls groan; favored at [2an Whlte. corn and yellow nrlelles are I" employed and black valenclonm la a new and hlghly dealmhle developmnn: for summer gowns o! nnlnsoolx nr-rl mnslln. ll llw goods themselves can be dyed a not Mark more ls no reason why so valuable n wash loco should not be (noted In the same way. Ind (Mn year's Inc dlmlly coal-Ines pron mu It has been done nuanctoflly. T‘hln fact recalven nddltlml Import- ance from the other he! llnt black and whltc continues to be very (ullonablo um runner and It In by no leans confined to ball-mournlnc mm those on fine capo-s an "and with An applicauon of unite gnlpure. Vnrloty In Shoulder Coverings 1 The short cape of silk. taireta or shtin is the legitimate sort of fancy this season. It is at a brevity that allows the slenderness of the waist to be visi- ble and it widens the shoulders in spite of drooping sleeves. When it is made in blank it glitters with jet and is adorned with black gauze plaitings er ruilios and knots of satin or ribbon. When the domain or color is entered thore is no limit to the elaboration. There are openwork arrangements over bright silk liningn. applications of lace, beads and embroidery and innumerable confirm-Hons more or less complicated. in plalxecl or milk-d gnuzo or chiil‘on. ’l‘ lit‘ collars o! mp0s match them in ex- truvunncc The larger number 0! i In the sleeve ls shown the mousqnu (sine model. which Is slowly but surely undermining the his sleeve. It is made of chlflon matching the box-planed uche which finishes the' bodice at the honourâ€"The latest In Chicago Chront lcle. Another costume la 0! blscull-colored canvas. lined wlth rose tafletn. The bodice ls tight-fitting in the back and opens in from to reveal a vest. of sold- lhread embroidery. Above thls vest a. yoke o! blscult-colored chll‘l’on la softly lald. flanked each sldo by a raver of the embroidery. The collar. of deep. but- terâ€"colored lace, has a [an adornment un'dcr each oar. A gown made by a certain well- known dressmaker 0! New York in 0! green canvas. The skirt and Incite: are lined throughout with pongee. the same material being used to form re- vere for the jacket, while the pleasing effect is heightened by the changeable green taffeta bodice worn with the cou- tume. A green hat. with yellow Jou- quils, adds the finishing touch. teen will an the place of the when lining. One may as well not. “temp; to wear a modlah gum: a: to try to get one up cheap. loom mum hull. lomrlobio story at u to. Joraoy Wo- man‘s (lo-wt lneh. Mine. Eglantlne Gnudin of Wood- clife, N. 1.. has. it is rvporied. inher- ited 311000.000 The Now York Her- ald, which relates the story. says that aim was born In the mid-st o! the Pyre- nean mountains some titty-eight years ago. Her maidm name was Eglaniine Marie Emanuel. She was left a widow when quite young and found hereeii ol- inoat penniiesa Her aunt and god- mother at that time lived in Califor- nia, and by the assistance of an Amer can lady named Louise Jackson she came to this country. On arriving here she discovered the diilirnliy of finding her godmother and earned her living as a dressmaker. While thus engaged a California lawyer called upon her. ‘ representing Mm" as the executor of the will at Mrs. Emilie r'inandJormerly oi France. afterward of South America, but more recently of California. She waa the lost godmother of lime. Ganv ‘ din, and had married a man named 1 Pinaud while in France. with whom ahe had gone to South America. where he engaged in the tanning buaineaa, making a large fortune. which he can- fully invented. There was one child of his anion. According to the law of France the birth of a child leaves the widow absolute pone-ion at hia death of one-half oi her hnaliand’a fortune. Andre Plnand died worth $84,000,000. limo. Gaudin is heiress to her aunt, and her fortune is. therefore. '17,- Next autumn the Men of Jana G. Blllll. will be removed from Wuh- lumindplmedhofldothomuof Walks: Shim. on Wimp mu. An- Of course the Ignorant ctlltoru of these London papers will mm mm that thelr statements are correct. It would be as much as an Amerlrnn’s llle ls worth to engage tn a controversy In England on the subject at Engllab Ignorance general}; “The: Elm-tar" Is the mle of nnmhor Mom". ulthoulh Ihore are at Imsl cvemy lnrx? downturn II 9". bowls. Finally. that looks Illu- an old picture of "In Farm» at w-ahlnmon In Intro- duced In the center an "A Scene on Fourth 8mm." I dtnmmn o! nnrly Imam humlrni mm Man- that: I tmk alumni bo- (m the St. Lou": mrundo and Mn duo of n- Innllr 0! Juan 5. \‘ol um mm. "Mon: and (Imam-d London urn-Hy pron-Mm! to II; rudnn :- rink- m of talk-uni plrlumn o! m hauls over "ll‘ hand!!!“ In MM t)“: "TORNM‘O IN MASSACHI'RRTTE." "M'ENES AT 8T. mus.“ Tm- “Mars M St. Innis“ vhkh this paper mum-hm! have no! Mn mop Mml by nnylvmly flmlllar with that rm“ "Niall School. ()Mw StrrM," in "no mum of nm‘ or them plrmm. gnawing a mummy: In 8!. Lam-a «Mrh has no! lx‘m uwd {or whoa] pnrmms (or sown or night roan. "M the \Valor \Vorh“ Is "to mk- or nnmhar. allowing :1 Mom; on the Miniulppl sum-on miles from thr- wan-"ems. Inn-I "In cum-mt" finally ll wan um- llv-d lhul m. Innis won on "M lila- alas-"ml rhrr anal mu, an an» Journal llll'd. "tho mpltul or "tsunami." than "no tornado alrm-k ll and bit-w m ruy The Tlmn. the (‘bmulclm the film:- dun! and minor 0mm of Landon wh- dom had {or dawn“ wool:- 1mm Vnr< Ion-sly [during 8!. Loch In Various mm: at me Alluluippl “My. Ilmll‘ dorlnrmn Ihnt mo "public-um nnd om- on 1an ch» clmm-mw u‘orr more lo fill-fl m wm B. m But whllo the Englluh editors I'efl‘ struggling with our political com- plexltlvn. ulung vumo an «mum-card cum to um further In their knowl- edge and prove their undoing. Thin wun tho lomudo. Hardly hull tho \‘enetuvla 0x0110â€" mnnt died out when the election or delvgmes to tho two national con- n-miuns lugan to again tux Ernglish Cil‘loi‘s' knuwlrdge of our politics and geography. A London evening paper printed this iu'm: “The civmmmln- convention (I: St. Louis mil. n. is thought, ih‘rlfll‘c [or the coinage or slim-r at n rxllio of M2 to 1. Thou» were only a halt a duzrn Mandi-rs in this one sentence. but olhvrwise il wuu corn-rt. the suit) hope 0! preventing war. nm! the London(.‘hrouiclo waxed lndlgnanz over what it mulled the American prop- osition tu invudo Canada “from MI» sourl and mher ("Um-on! states." the were itrangely mixed up by solemn London newspapers. Henry Cabot Lodge was declared to sit in the senate tor Nebraska. Senator Blii Chandler was relegated to New Mexico by the London Times. and the Pall Mall Gazette wound up a pro- found dissertation on the situation by these irords: “President Cleveland has now nothing else to do than appeal to the country.” The cabinvi, the constitution and the Supreme court Were declared by various leadlng Engllsh journals to be l‘ho Rumbnmn Halon-l Cnnnutlor Bulâ€" I! Ilka-l lip h: one undo-o Ballot-- For Free Coin“. It we to l ‘- Tor- nado In Hannah-nun: and Bruno: In M. Loni.- J. BULL A8 EDITOR 0F AMERI- CAN NEWS. HE’S ALWAYS RIGHT. HEIREBS TO NILLIONS. NGLAND‘S knowl- edge of America has been put to a aware test during the past. few months. Flratcalne the Venezuelan ex- cilamemflurius the course of which the geographical and polmcal nn’alrs of the Unned States g I. C. OIâ€"O)O°. <0? «3. 2°. ”0. WI PAY PAH“ MY Ill mu m - M». as: STAB! TREES... "‘ ..... "uh-ill! Ml] un' ’MMB. mm. "All Mml‘ ,‘0, Roam. Ill- PATENTMIIADE MARKS activist-MW“ and M "l-M' Merlot»!!! no: "me: o'nnlu. Waln- 7.3 mm Of Ira-trunk. ll Ill:- Lmy. mad-IN I] (ha Rdl‘huu of tho filer-I1 "an, ovum-um :- 'm 0! mhycts mnry tom-mush a an. m . Minnow Prank-1y o! dorm. WP- ou-l man the prim-m" M mun, "a Q of net-mg “tendon. linen-m m .9. on! them mry utility for nut-l bodily na- eh; m r “I II In duo-1 0! mm yolk-Ina an! In urinal nary IR “(ended with mu m “floaty-Dim. Int, I. Tom- up “I month. pay-bk In autumn". It. hem alum. burl. mm. mm In rand. ot um. no of "Mary Ind «than M. For an primar- m ll IUD-II... WWI-rt It”... a“ “Wuâ€"ff“ mu m 1.13"“ AGAIIEIY 0F HIE Willi“ HEART truloé Ifi'm‘fl. " Mm. human; lul- la-u 1. Nu mm .1 m“ hum". "camp. «m L51 ‘1 "an: jam-u. new! lav 23:, puny: put 9. II. A I. 6... '.0.IOIWO.~.V. a". on their llitt edges. It In rat»- pmof, sheds water mu! never tum: grey. Gowns need If your dealer will not apply you In «at. him: Mn mm and ant-v! 1'. mad In: Seaside “a Country Duxbak nwn-cafbn I'l' war-n 7- ...u. a u.- u- u- «m wu- nu. , w- w. 0011'! ml r suits/[lulu I0 50: r a I: w [XVIII/m. ll mm‘! [My ym. Ari/mum n.5,”)! an Ill/€155 Rmf/trrr. fl. but 45 [an the 0;: Tuv- I'M-M PIMM. V I .- "y . u I .. ll bullmnn M P“ n‘ I. In Id. . 1I'MV .236. An idea of the possibilities of the latest guns may be had from the fact that a six-inch hooped gun made at. Newcastle, England. has been fired with a charge of mrdito with a tnuzxio velocity oi 4,928 feet per su-ond. “Mural”. haw a [nod am" .. '. In]: your Mum! pure and )um' nerves an» n-,; by 1.1km; Hood’s 011mm, Nib. Sand nddl’éa' fornmpleami booklet. “Alter having flavor I was verga much del blunted and had dllpepn In I!) ll I could scareely eat anythlng. A little load canned bloating Illd burning In the stomach with pain and much soreness In an tide and a great dad at headache yphyldulnu seemed unable to help me and I continued In this coudltloa untll I look Dr. Kny‘ l llenovuor which completely cured me. " Bold bydrugglwu at 350". and SI. or sent 31y nynilnby Dr. B. J. _Kny_ Medical l.‘ .: A Pulnmpher. Nellâ€"~“Do you like the girl your brother Tom ls engaged to?" Amy~ “No: but Tom likes her enough for the whole family, so what earthly amen euce does it make'!"-â€"â€"New York Weekly. July 21, August 4 and 18. tlcketa will he sold lrom all points In the northwest over the Big Four Rome and Chesapeake and Ohio Railwfiy to Vir- ginia at one (are plun $2.00 (or the round trip. Homeseekers should take advantage of lhls cheap rate to visit the rich farm lands. Virginia never had a cyclone. It has a perfect cllmnte, cheap transportation, and the boat markets In the world. 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