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• INTERESTING ROM^NCf. OF A 1 TH6UQHTLE8« PAINTit &•• I Vho Widow Who Cause to DlqMNM the I S«|ll|mt ArtUt Staid to Accept Hta f ' |i«nr«, mod Later Hta Haad ̂ Kd Heart. -.A UUU Child Led Them. There la a friend of mine, a painter, who has all the talents and no talent of Ms own. He would copy or imitate a Oreiize or a Wattean to perfection. A Diaz by him only wants the signature, which an unscrupulous dealer does not hesitate to forge. My friend, whom we will call Durand, is an excellent man, industrious and clever, but too negligent to take the initiative in anything, even in painting. Well, he had given notice to quit his apartment in July, on the fifteenth day of the month, at noon, ac­ cording to the customs of the country. 1 He ha&, however, been so absorbed In itang that he had forgotten to re- to take away his furniture, lid at last concern himself he only succeeded in « end of the day. But at no&ffJWRsely, just as he was putting . the finishing touches to a copy of aJ'Greuze's famous "Craehe-Cassee," there ® came an imperious knock at the door, E It was the new tenant, escorted by her II> furniture. She was furious to find that *fK 'Dnraud was "dawdling over his paint brushes," while all her furniture was out in the street exposed to the gaze of indiscreet passersby. She even thre^t- l pTjr-il to send for the police in order to ^ 51 "bring Durand to a sense of his duties as ; an outgoing tenant. Durand, like many painters, thought S'Sl m* fliC hi PANS TABULES regulate t'ae stomach, HWr and bowels, purify tlie blood, are pleasant to take, safe and always effectual. A reliable rem­ edy for Biliousness, Blotches on the £ace, Bright's Disease, Catarrh, Colic, Constipation, Chronic Diarrhcea, Chronic Liver Trouble, Diabetes, Disor­ dered Stomach, Dizziness, Pysentery, Dyspepsia, Eczema, Flatulence,-Female Complaints, Foul Breath, 'Bekdache, heartburn, Hives, Jaundice, Kidney C o m p l a i n t s , L i v e r petite, Mental Depres Rash,* Painful Di~C3 Blood to the* Head, Salt Rheum, Seal i rj Headachc, SI:in Dis Tired Feeling Torpli Brash a* d every other that results from i:n iti the proper perform Troubles, Loss of Ap- sion, Nausea, Nettle tion, Pimples, Rush of Sallow Complexion, Head, Scrofula, Sick eases, Sour Stomach, Liver, Ulcers, Water symptom or disease pure blood or a failure ance of their functions by the stomach, liver and intestine!*Persons given to overrating are bdgji* ^ fited by taking one tabule after each meal A continued use of the Ripans ^ Tabules is the surest cure for obstinate constipation. They contain nothing ^ that can be injurious to the most delicate. I gross $2, gross $i;35, can gross to the most delicate. _ 1-54 gross 15 cents. Sent jiy mail postage paid. Address THE gJPANSjf CHEMICAL COMPANY m $$• 'm-A- t the sea more charming than ever when t agitated by a storm, and concluded that his fair visitor was rendered more beau­ tiful by her anger. She was about vi twontj-firp years of age. She had dark hair and blue eyes, a fine, supple fighare, and her pretty nostrils were Slightly i dilated by her emotion. She was ac­ companied by a little girl of six years age--a little gulden haired fairy. !"WhafcT continued the irate lady, "yum are not going away until 5 o'clock? It ia absurd! What am I to do with my iture? Where is the proprietor? I see the proprietor!" It was im- ible to gratify her last wish. The rge alone was available, but the _ >mer was so terrible, so aggressive and so threatening that Cerberus was tamed and ran away, leaving his Jtp^oin behind him. INFLUENCE OF A CHTLDi. Durand ought, according to llfe sys- tem of imitation, to have become wrath­ ful, too, but his adversary was a pretty woman, so he sought an ally. The lit­ tle girl was playing with a shepherdess in porcelain de Saxe that adorned one end of the chimney piece. "Should yon like itT "Oh, yes; it is so prettyr "Take it." "Jeanne,"Said the mother, *1 forbid you to accept anything." "If it were only to please her," replied Durand, "1 could understand your pro­ hibition, but it is an economy for me. 1 shall have so much less to move." Women are ready laughers. The lady fixed her eyes on the wall in order to keep her countenance. "Your name is Jeanne?" said the painter. "Yes," an­ swered the child. "And your p where is he?" "He died two years ago.'* "And mamma is a widow?" "Yes, mon­ sieur." Then turning to the lady, Durand apologized for his sins, told her that he had cleared one room and that he would go and help her get her furniture in. Soon the furniture began to find its place--the wardrobe, the mirror, the bookcase. "Oh, madame, without know­ ing you, as 1 look at these books I can read your mind. Balzac, Hugo, Lamar- tine"-- "Ta, ta, ta," cried the irate lady, "yoa would have done bettefr to clear out before noon than to be laying to study my character!" "I am work ing all the time, madame. Look! 1 have put that console there--here the statue of the Virgin--this little mirror opposite the window." "Oh, it is no use; you cannot make peace with me!" WRATH TURNED TO LOVK. There was an interval of twenty min­ utes, during which the lady Stood at the window. Durand had remained in his room with the child. "Are they com­ ing today or tomorrow--your men?" she ed angrily as she came back into the room; but she stopped in the middle. •Jeanne, motionless and smiling, was seated on a chair and Durand was paint­ ing her portrait "Mamma," said the little one suddenly, "I am hungry. You have some wine and a pate in the big basket." "Come, then, and breakfast on the balcony," murmured the mother. Durand was left alone to finish his sketch. There was a silence of ten min­ utes. Then the child returned timidly. "Mamma has something to ask you." "What?" "She does not dare." "She wants to turn me out?" "No„" - "What then?" "Mamma would like to know if you--if you would like a piece of pate." This happened on July 15, and when the concierge arrived, all trembling, to announce that the men had at last come to remove Durand's furniture, he found him sitting on the l&lcony at table ^ith the mother and dandling the child on his knees. Misfortunes, however, never coons alone. The wagon was too small. It would not hold all Durand's things at once. "Leave your palette, your easel and your pictures," said Jeanne; "I will take care of them, and then you will be obliged to come back again a.n<l finish my picture." He left them. He only came into possession of them on Jan. 15, when he brought all his fur­ niture back into his own room. This time, however, there was no difficulty about the outgoing tenant, for she had meanwhile become Durand's wife, and . tfre two households were merged into Cor. Philadelphia Bulletin. And Still We Have Dyspepsia. ^Scientists assure us that upward of .9&00,000 minute* glands are constantly III work in our stomachs secreting gad- trie juice.--New York Journal. No healthy person need fear any dan- Erous consequences from an attack of grippe if properly treated. It is much the same as a severe cold and requires precisely the same treatment. Remain' quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed for a severe cold and a prompt and complete recov- #ry is sore to follow. This remedy also- counteracts any tendency of la grippe to IWult iP pneumonia. Among the many $KM»aitds who have used it during the •frtdexnicft of the pqat two years we ha' yet to learn of a single cam that has n suited in pnet* nottles? foe HitirpiliaiTwM MMI Tree A Co. inntrnctad andIMIM m*.1 VOVkMltHdilf tad made money faster tbaalas^Mtadfto.IbacaM ablate boy an island and t>nil<L a small MOMntr hotel, if I ^n'litlecMdftt that, I will go work iMteal the business In which 1 made my money*.; TrMAjdStt Shall we inotnael and etuit yon. reader! If we do*aaa if yon work lndnstrtauly, you will in daO; time** able to boy so island sad build u h o tel. if yon wish MSsif bo earned at onr new lino of work, rap* idly and honorably, by those of either sex, young or old, and hi their own localities, wherever they live. Any one JJWwswwt. Easy to learn. We fnrr.ish everything. No risk. Yon canderoteyonr spare moments, or all yourtirao to the work. This entirely new lead brines wonderful sue- JJJSto every worker. 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