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Your husband will notice a grad: improvement in your cooking, Your house will not be filled with a: odor of hot lard, wltm v... “m ofTo_L_t-:NE Yauuse Your dactor will lose s< Dyspepsia cases, when Iv“ "v _ ,Y our children can safely cat thd same food as yourself, when \finn "ca {OTTOLENE IBNDS You use You use I U ‘- v-v Your money will be saved, and your cooking praised, when ‘A‘ Placid, spring-fed L fa r coves and laurel-c1 first been brought to traveling public by had run across it on < sketching-tours throu England, and had a fish and game abundant, chs of wild scenezy on every Sid after day was spent along aketching, fishing, or idly gaz gorgeous lmdscvxpe dropping the ridges in long, sinking wa‘ the distance it smoothed out i “-T You ass: Famous sicians 2 day house Will you g 8015 In and: am: HUM] . A six anger would scarcely have suspect- ed the existence of a. lake until he paused delighted upon its shore. And yet as he ew more familiar with the surroundings he would often be surprised by the magni. ficent views which ceitain parts of the lake afforded of the environing country. The second summer young Barron re- appeared with a party of friends, and a. club-house was erected. All were delight- ed with the wild beauty of the place, while their sporting instincts were gratified by the abundance of fish and game. By and by others became aware of the attractions, and one b at tract 101.13 cottages 3P lake. cou'd they expect I And d t} e factory remained silept‘ (mat the “met corner: 1:: tation. ‘ A -L-Annn But one day ash-sage 1: plus in the orfice an agent, a sent out its Inmmons for rename work. ha cheerful c unila- to nanny nloomy faces. Ind been groundleu after I m may weeks before th tn. “flu" U. u ..... . Several yeul owed whom: any Wagon Wet-ecu: down the number at hand. Bu! on. day tho announcement of tho “wt am the tummy would Ihuc 40w]: filmed”! in an mound dull, would clan Il‘ogothor, «hair In The AY >us cooks, promment phy- IS and thousands of every- housekeepers endorse ' it. - - Is 2.2a (Effqgt-INE 0511 n autism PREFAY. 00130B give BREX AM. cunrsa l be filled. U 9! ”Min“ tn the MN been a Sufi we 911 chat» and mm: MM will 9 I an a {u um: mm, A ehmg bum; hupvuv; Me the faugucy lam mm to? En (3110 1.5m; it a, trial? ad mm. by 811W Lake Archer with its .-crowned islands had to the notice of the r Ross Barron. He 1 one of hi 5 solitary w neighbors. Brexam, ', was the nearest. town, as isolated and silent as E. It had no railroad, iI-crmch came lumbering 10 friends umong the 16 few who had Ventured on chance meetings had scam courtesy than they oid. her in future. head to the business whet rot ? And during the week eined silent, they gathered a corner: in earnest consul- some of his factory thrubbing‘ a fraet'un of the‘ l. Utdinmily the t" the distant fail- a aefinua Hem, but; band a multitude l will we Raginald earryuu m puma uhmuh 9M when! .prwml maehmery wbwy 2 MW “my! mt‘ mwmvua bungee inside. \Vurk was M gradually Main- was excluaiwly tau u--â€"_ -77 yfacea. Their fem “w: all. still, it fore they r0910“ bit old 00115de in ER 26, 1894. 33m. tum Wu 010660. In“ "Use-â€" :_-~, _ d be venture- "no, mun“, ---__, isso beautiful and gran rtatlon help being silent. I at he rest of the workmen forgot your existence fo who cared for work moved away, and and she smiled allttle a Brexam was left to such shirtless persons him. ' ' “The cause justifies their gardens, and those who a little answered, smiling back. ' ' ' little wife, I think it is tor a poseible resuscitation of the village. to your new home. Na! ' d her gale dress to show in the city papera oflering the property you.” A little smile was t for sale or rent. But no one appeared. ties for sale Then, after a short silen‘ There were many mill proper or rent much better situated. So Brenm “We ought to be very sank out of the financial world and was such a place. Surely apparently forgotten. And finally it had very near to the menu ' of a weekly mall. youâ€"were all right w? _ that Rosa Barron she hesitated allttle am‘i over the sleepy town that was so pl: visible from their club room wind Besides, Ross was curious to know the tall chimney of the great factory never shown signs oi life. He had I: seen even a. suspicion of smoke above dull red column. An hour was spent in roaming s the well-nigh deserted streets and ac ing the evident originality of the p and then he proposed a walk throng! . manufactory. Permission to enter [ readily accorded . u...â€" mmt. from 0116 de “it. is too baa should be allowed to use," he exclaimed, : the spinning room. to menu. - ‘ t-“ menr. “Well, what better can you expect 1 when a. man burLes his capital in an on:- of-ahe-way wilderness like t. hi8? You are the only factory man among us, Ross ; ade the pater to invest. some of his surplus in helping you re- juvenate ‘Sleepy Hollow 2" Ross Show; his head. "Jokiug aside," he said, slowly, “I rather like the old town. It. has a. mag- nificent. water-power, and if some enter- ‘ prlsing railroad. would extend an arm up ‘ th3 way, I Would ask no better place for making a. start. The mountain air and landscape are enough in themselves to keep_one from ever henng the blues." ' “A" AF a railroad arm is 566k! vuv .--__ "The same lack of a ran juut what has kept mnety from doing the same thing," young man who bud. spoken it had not. been lacking the would have been smokmg' th ‘ the past. haifâ€"dczen years. not worry, Ross. It is 115 who must take notice of for We have no rich father no: future partnership.” a “-4.": “n Lqu-v r“â€" ‘7, assing up Mam-u». u... A2: they were p_ their attention was attract- an hour later rumbling from an open ed. by a wheezy doorway. . m_- m “a thev looked “w. Viv-.- “A printing office !” and. at each other in surprise. the subscribers live? How I] able to live in sight of the pi time and had not become existence ".1 "The only reparation for 7.- a... is to put our names list,” said Ross, lea the office. _ _ Is to Puu_vu- a...“ , list,” said Ross, leading the way towards the office. The oid printer looked up from his desk in mild surprise as the six strangers enter- ed. Str.znyers had not been very common in Brexam for a. good many years. But. when they placed bank notes upon the desk and asked him to enter their names in the subscription book, his surprise changed to something akin to wonder. Such things had happened in anti-panic days, but of late years his two hundred- odd subscribers had found it more con- Veuieut to pay in more bulky commodi- \ies. Wood and produce were the favorite mediums of exchange among the Brexsm citizens. ' ‘ - Ital-“inn: “94-, - odd aubjaénbers ha veuieut to pay in lists. Wood and I So money had acqnhed a value from Its novelty, and the er’e fingers trembled a 1m counted out the change, and M \he young men remained in they persisted in smoking I softly. AWJA flux “will“! BUN“, I "1 am afraid a»; {Q 1M a paying mm: m young men as henna; a; the mm mm mlmwd wise muaey.” . ‘ uu l! beta m"u(' ' That evauiug_eogtea we“ placed on 1116. m mum and many ogzuoal here. When We Barty broke up in the fall b some of the hroniolee found their Way into Rosa Barron's trunk: to wrapping- paper, and before another neuron came round were able to repay his kindness to the old printer. CHAPTER II. One of the newly-fashioned hunk. boards was creeping down the mountain- side toward the close of a bright May afternoon. The two finely-matted horses were allowed to go at a slow walk while the occupants of the carriage watched the gorgeous landscape that was everwhere touched with the lovely colors of a spring sunset. Every tum of the mountain road dis- closed new beauties, and frequent steps had to be made to gather bunches of the nodding ferns and trailing arbuts that grew among the iuttinz rocks and shadows in great abundance. A clear ‘ ' L..- nnlnlr fin. Every turn of the mountain roeu u..- cloeed new beauties, and frequent etope had to be mede to gather bunchee of the nodding ferns end trelling erbute the: grew among the inning rookl end. shadows in greet ebundenoo. A clear brown etreem, dropping into quick rip plea on reaching e eherper grede, wound beck end forth men the roed end finelly di-enpeered in e hollow under ' Tue men-covered benke end little gledee were netted will: wild erooue, nolete, end enemonee. end murmured with eweer nprlnge end trickling rivulete. Now end then e rebblt or e uirrel defined from luurmy Univ vv ..... ad that such macmm med to spoil} aimed, as they 938386- mum. to the weaving depa uflice '.” and. they looked . surprise. Where could xive? How bad Lheybeen .ghs of the place all this not become aware of its .gl e319 tit-exam thnielq mvmmam," and one of u pa may phased 9M 92 mice: the 9mm 099mm I when he cuuusad our : eagles d the thuiole tile m um elub readmy rormoaloummnma wand .mma bv sarcasm mama c qur LII by he. said, slowly, "1 awn. It. has a. mag- -, and if some enter- , _ “um nn trip down the )0d tune to look :was 50 plainly room windows. 5 to know why great 130th h“ lU vv---_ I . mountain in: and in themselves to ring the blues.” a. railroad arm is {meaty-nine others .ing,” returned the .oken before. “If g the old chimney mg~ the heavens for srs. But you need is us poor devils of forlorn chances. :r no: prospect of mm Main-st. half alled a fictltioua and the old print. a little as he a, and all the time [med in the office 1.ka each other for 0111' 11981?“ the subscription mnr. of d. from depart- toiarda such 3 place. Su very near to the mountains. If onlyâ€"â€" youâ€"were all right with your father,” she hesitated a. little and a troubled look crept into her eyes. “It almost seems wrong that the dissppoiutment of your } father should be our hsppmess. '1â€" -~--m mm was silent for some The young men Was any». _-_ time. “I do not think my father noted inatly by me,” he said, at length; “he etill an a boy to be directed and looked after, and learns to forget that I am twenty-five and have hopes of my own. He knew of my love for you and still seemed to think he had only to com- mand me to marry some one else to queetioningly. “More than that. She is one of the moat noble women I ever met. But I do not love her. If Ihsd never met you I l should not haye married Mine Raymond.” should not have mama... ..-.._ _,, , He touched the horses more a arply as he spoke, and the carriage whirled out on a more level grade, and before them was Brexam. A few minutes and they drew up before a small, but rather pretty cottage, surrounded by lilacs and sltheas. It had been built for one of the superintendents, and as a family has occupied it most of ‘he time, was in a tolerable state of preservation. Ross had had it painted and furnished, and sent a woman in 1 advance to have everything ready for their arrival. She was to act as house- keeper and maid-of-all-work. ’ ‘- 1“”: “no“ nrenared in ‘he Bucrv- â€"â€" .â€" A cozy supper had been prepared. 1n mu little sitting-room, and after they hed taken off their wraps and stood for a moment before the fire-place to remove the chill, they sat down to their first meal in the new home. It seemed almost like camping out, or a. pic-nicâ€"the absence of ceremony and black-coated waitersâ€"just they two by themselves. The fire snapped cheerily, and in eplte of closed doors the scent of pine and lilac pervaded the room. Edith glanced across the table with alight in _ ' ,, -‘-- - nnh‘k answer from the brown ones opposite. She was not beautiful, but there was something in the fair, 3 eye depths unso her lips uttered would need no qualifica- tion nor amendment. , . .- ,‘L â€"nâ€"" hnnnvâ€"mom ‘ where to turn. she had yielded. possible a few weeks ago. died suddenly, and before she recovered from the shock the involved business had swept away everythinzâ€"even to the furniture and plate. Then it was that impetuous, strongoheerted Ross that had insisted on their indefinite engagement becoming an immediate marriage. And stricken and heartsore, not knowing A week had been spent in Bostrn and then. for want of something better, Ross had gathered together all his belongings and come to deserted, ent-efâ€"the-way Brexam. An odd number of the Chronicle, containing a notice of the mill property, had first given him the idea. But once entertained it grew more attrac- tive day by day. Thrown on his own resources, without hope of aid from his father, and little saved from his ailm- ance, Brexam offered atemporary asylum. Living would be cheap and, possibly, he might be able to do something with the mill property. At least it would be worth the trialâ€"and nothing else seemed to efler. The Lake Archer roperty would easily bring five thousan dollars. and this, with the few thousands he had in ready money, would he sullloient to test the seheme. ‘ ‘ "HA-h“ with IGHEIDEI Th9 um morning. ln 0 mpnny withl his We ami‘lcwycr who had chum nl‘l m9 .plccc he “mac n filmnmgh cxmn: "may“ 0‘ lhc properly. Much of um maelyuwry ficomccl so need. hos nllgm Npolu wlulc mo hollluf, window». mul Would mm! m 6 almost wholly roslcced. lcuumoroblo small repaint wool alto be new“: throughout. all the depulmcnu. Wll the aid 0! the lawyer c hush ulimmc was undo of tho probable con. and Ron cow, with come (lb-may. lhn lt would mallow nearly bolt 0! 1m cvallcblc “can. Botit muss be done baton work could commence. After completing the round- thcy wont '~ AA---- 4nd drn- “n tiling back. “ But, seriously, think it is fitting welcome home. Nature has put on s to show he: approval of 1103’, end she upon: me “nu-w-.. , ' t down. his .thI'Ough the dxfidren to thil one end thlt. and help!“ elittle whenevo: I110 in half, did 110‘ Possibly her work, amount to much, but she inwarlebly left behmd her u‘ughm and good mum, end a (ieaire to and well in Min Ednh’e ' ve-ehop end none other department.- were silent. aye for the click, click of the work ' bankinc ready for the time when the fleeoy cotton should have panned through the «but; over their mchxnu, nod on waiting and making ready for the cotton which, in in various forms, would pmently make on Edi‘h saw lime or nun-o der the frames helping the I: their banda; down below, in Inter-wheel: working with behind their mnehinefl; pounding, pulling. bughing, ing the workmen with a p own exubemnt spirits. “ â€"-nn ‘nf ‘ “There," 31 £6wun" thflt remember, I' to start uP- to slay Hy. -â€" __ V ' me," shaking a. finger 3t him. "Fernaps I shall apply for the position myself and have you retired on a pension." The old engineer, with a. grin still broadening his face, ioinod 3 group on the way to the gate. “She’s a rare ’un," he said, jerking his thumb toward whore Edith was standing by the carding-room door, wailing her husband's appemuce. "There’s two on ’em." was the quick answer of the round. red-faced wpemer. ‘ “Thor young man kin toll: like a win’- mill, ’u’ I ’low seems to know whst’l what. He notoully‘took the tools outen , ...- LI..- gar fix w‘ “The: young man Hm I mill, ’n’ I ’low seem ‘ what. He actoully took my han'n ’n’ showed me pulley." During the nitemm n made an examinauon « wu ems.“ and mnpmmio and brokrn chairs com] ture, whxle a stove, long 3 ‘- »....:Iu VI unv. ~â€" rny han'n pulley." ‘ During the niremmn Edith and Roll made an examination of the cflice. It wu small and unpremioue. A few decks and brokrn chairs comprised the furni- ture, Whlle a stove, long mused peat ulc- fulneu, leaned heavily in one corner. Most. of the available floor-space was occupied with years, pulleys, bola, and miscellaneous rubbish accumu mill repairs and ch nzer. A at room was literally overflowing wim tuni- lar accumulations. Boas put several boys to work clenr'ng out the place. leverytbin: put. useful- ‘ - 3- mhnmlduold ’nlahowéd me how ter nx wu‘ nee: was \hmwu ouum iron. while such thin future service were pl in the inner cflice g 1n um lunar. w..." 5 “We will use th t flown for supplies,” mid Rose. Before night the office had quite a respectable nppumnce. I declared she would hevo n paper marrow. “I have been thinkimz. Roi-C seriously. I! they were acting eu night, ' 'ghet l__ would like to flee 'm the A RECORD of twent -flve years of cum in msde by Dr. lyierce‘s Golden Medical Dis- oove . In all blood disorders, this rtry has numbered its cures by the thousands. 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