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In fact, the rocks did not develop un­ til after the Christmas holidays. The trouble began in a small difference of opinion concerning Christmas decora­ tions. Some wicked girls bent upon shocking the more sedate members mixed mistletoe with the moss that was twined around the altar. Rev. Carson Vaughn had sided with the sedate ones and the mistletoe was stl aside. Everybody had treated the mat­ ter as a joke, that is everybody save j the ringleader of the wicked ones, a pretty young society reporter. She took the matter not only seriously but vengefully, and forthwith proceed­ ed tp fciake the Rev. Carson's life a burden to him. Taking down his ser­ mons in shorthand and criticising his English afterward in open scorn, was one of the favorite vents for her dis­ pleasure, but there were others. Vaughn felt himself slighted and ridi­ culed at every turn. He was a reso­ lute man and held steadily on his way b*ut he could not help knowing that Mable Anderson was at the bottom of all his trouble and he would have had more mildness than the average strong man possesses if he had not once or twice neartily wished her out of his parish. For instance, when Mable per­ suaded the young people to boycott the fair he held for the benefit of the Old Woman's Home. The sedate ones sym­ pathized with the harassed preacher, but as they were chiefly business men and mothers of families they could be of little practical assistance. Sym­ pathy alone will not get up a fair. The home was relieved by subscription and the war waxed warmer. The climax came when in the beginning of lent Vaughn preached from the text:' "Little children love on© another." Those who were unprejudiced declared it tho best sermon he had evej: preached, but Mable bit off the entl of her report­ ing pencil and left the church. After that her pew knetv her no more, and when any one attempted to sound her on the subject she would respond with eloquent disdain: "Don't mention him." Carson was relieved. He could write a sermon now without concen­ trating TIIB whole attention upon its grammatical construction and he could deliver it without feeling that he was watched by eyes keen to criticise. He would perhaps, not have said openly with his lips that he was glad to have shaken off one member of his congre­ gation but he was, and there were more than enough to notice his free­ dom from restraint. "I do believe, Mab, he is actually glad to get rid of you," one of her girl chums confided sweetly. "No doubt he is, my dear," Mab re­ plied smoothly, "but he can't be half as glad to get riu of me as I am to get rid of him." Still the hit hurt, as the girl chum knew it would, and Miss Anderson began to feel that her dig­ nity demanded demonstration. The very next Sunday morning found her wheeling out toward Trout creek with basket and rod. To an old gentle­ man who plied her with inquiries she explained that she was going fishing. "But on Sunday, my dear young lady! Why, what will your preacher say to you?" * "Oh, my preacher doesn't care what I do so long as I do not come to church," she replied gayly. Of course poor Carson heard all about it before the week was two days older and Saturday evening found him sitting over his study fire feeling that he ought to do something desperate, and unable to decide what the something should be. Gradually, however, resolution took shape, and with a shiver of reluctance he pulled ou his heavy coat and went otit into iiie cold February night. Miss Anderson was at home. She had just finished her weekly letter to the Criterion and was lying on the library rug watching the play of the firelight on the ceiling when Mr. Vaughn entered unannounced. "I wished to see you alone," he ex­ plained as she scrambled to her feet, "there are some points of difference between us that it would give me great pleasure to reconcile." "Oh, I don't know," she responded carelessly, "I'm sure that I am quite satisfied with the situation." "But I am not," he cut in sternly. "You have spread the report that I plague and a torment to me since I took charge of this parish?" "I have tried not to be; If there is anything I have left undone I am very sorry and promise you that I shall make good the omission at the earli­ est opportunity." "There is only one omission that I am aware of--you have not yet suc­ ceeded in making me fall in love with you." * "I have not gone about it the right way, I suppose," Mable returned com­ posedly. "But it is not worth while for us to spend the whole evening "Crush it under foot if you see fit." quarreling," she added pleasantly. "Father and mother are out at a neigh­ bor's so I hope you will keep my tea from being solitary." Carson was puzzled by the sudden change, but before tho evening \va* over he realized what a bright, brainy woman this stray sheep was. Mab seemed determined to make herself agreeable. Sho succeeded so well that before he took her hand in parting, Vaughn was quite ready to forgive and forget. And this was only the beginning. Nearly every day they met somewhere for a moment at least and the meeting was always pieasant. Carson heard that she had explained this sudden change of front by announcing that she and the preacher had made it up. Long enough before the lenten sea­ son had passed it had become natural for him to regard her as his sworn second in all church work, and when they met on Saturday to decorate for Easter, Mable took up her role as a matter of course and zealously sec­ onded his every suggestion. It was natural, then, that when they at last stood alone together before the lily banked altar he should have felt called upon to express his gratitude and it was also natural that as the evening was growing late and the soft April twilight was filling the church with all sorts of shadows, his words should have been warmer than grati­ tude strictly demanded. "If you only knew," he concluded huskily, "how very, very dear you have grown to me." Mable spoke quickly as though afraid of herself. "Does this mean that I have made good the only omission you could sug­ gest that evening?" Carson started into sternness. "What evening? Ah, what a fool I have been." "Yes," Mable agreed, "it is a rash thing to defy a woman ae you defied me." Carson made no reply. He was staring at the lilies with a touch of savageness. It was easy enough now to understand. He stooped and took from the altar steps a long stemmed lily and offered it to her. "Crush it under foot if you see fit," he said quietly. Mable took th$ pure fragile emblem of Easter gladness and looked for a long uncertain moment. Then sud­ denly with a shy laugh she thrust the long stem into her belt and the lily laid its heavy head upon her breast. It Worried Him. Herr Kruegel's daughter, Gretchen, had been serving as domestic about two weeks in the household of Judge Vaugban, when father and employer met on the village street. "Veil, goodge." said Kruegel, "how do you like dote Gretchen by dis dime alretty?" "Like her?" returned the judge, in his blunt way, "why, she's just great! We never had anyone in the house in her line that entered into work with so much spirit; she's full of snap all the time." y Kruegel turned ponderingly away, and, meeting his frau at his home por­ tal, he sorrowfully said: "Teresa, someding must goed wrong mit dot Gretchen; I yoost did meeted Yoodge Vorgan.und he said dot she vas vull of schnapps all de dime."^Richmond Dispatch. .*1 ; "Oh, my preacher don't care!" have compelled your nqn-attendance at church. Will ^pu pleas q explain how?" "I said that you were glad I had withdrawn, ahd you are," Mable returned coolly. They looked into each other's eyes •teadily for a moment as though meas­ uring their strength. Carson was the first to speak. "And if I am, have I not cause to be? Havf you ever been anything hut a • . . ' Albums New and Old. What Is nowadays called an album is a book for photographs, stamps, post cards, drawings, autographs, and so forth. But in ancient times, am<?ng the Romans, it meant something very dif­ ferent. It was really the notice board, upon which public rules and regula­ tions and the like were written for the guidance and information of the citi­ zens, and was made of some white ma­ terial--hence the name (albus, Latin, white). A heavy penalty was laid upon any person who disfigured it or played pranks with the letters. In the middle ages the word came to mean a list or register of saints, soldiers and so forth, and on the continent it is still used to describe the catalogue of the names of members of universities and high schools. Surrey of Macedonia. J. "E: Spurr of the United States Ge­ ological Survey is making a survey ol Macedonia and Albania at the request 4$$ expense of the Sultan of Twite/. CONGRESSMAN HOWARD. Of National Reputation Are the Men Who Recommend Pe-ru-na to Fellow Sufferers. \ Remarkable Case Reported From the State of New York. CONGRESSMAN HOWARD, OF ALABAMA. Hoase of Representatives, ) Washington, Feb. 4, 1899. J The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio: Gentlemen:--««/ have taken Peruna now tor two weeks, and find I am very much relieved. I feel that my cure will be permanent. I have also taken It tor la grippe, and I take pleasure In recommending Peruna as an excellent remedy to all fellow sufferers." M. W. HOWARD. Congressman Howard's home ad• dresa la Port Payne, Ala. OST people think catarrh is a disease confined to the head and nose. Nothing is farther from the truth. It may be that the nose and throat is the oftenest affected by ca­ tarrh, but if this is so it is so only because these parts are more exposed to the vicissitudes of the climate than the other parts of the body. Every organ, every duct, every cavity M' of the human body is liable to catarrh. A multitude of ailments depend on ca­ tarrh. This is true winter and summer. Catarrh causes many cases of chronic disease, where the victim has not the slightest suspicion that catarrh has any­ thing to do with it. The following- letter which jrivea the experience of Mr. A. C. Lockhart is a case in point: Mr. A. C. Lockhart, corner Cottage St. and Thurston Road, Rochester, N. Y., in a letter written to Dr. Hartman, sajs the following of Peruna: "About fifteen years ago I commenced to *0 alllmg, aati consulted a physician. Ho pro­ nounced my trouble a species of dyspepsia" aad advised me, after he had treated 'me about six months, to get a leave of absence from my busi­ ness and go Into the country. I did so and got temporary relief. I went back to work again, but was taken with very distressing pains in my stomach. "I seldom had a passage of the bowels natu­ rally. I consulted another physician with no better results. The disease kept growing on me until I had exhausted the ability of six teen of Rochester's best physicians. The last physician advised me to giver i up my work and go south after he had treated me for one year. "I was given a thorough examina­ tion with the .V-riy. They would not even determine what my trouble was. Some of your testimonials In the Rochester4 papers seemed to me 4 worthy of consider-4 atlon, and I made up j my mind to try a bottle of Peruna. <1 B e f o r e t h e b o t t l e * j " "'XT ' ticed a change for4 Morris, 111., says: was half gone I no- il JUST THINK OF It* farmer hi.-; o»a landlord. Dranc.s, . . , , no lncuw ^^^RjiiiK_iiccount Increasing y«ar b# year,land •aiu': lncreifc ini;, slock Incr^aai splendid climate, Cf-ilent schools (•Lurches, low taxati hi','h prices for oat im: ci..in, low railwa; ra'-cs, and every po: • .ii ble comfort. This Is lb* condition of the farmer in Western Canada-. Province of Manitoba and districts of Assinf* boia, Saskatchewan ar.d Alberta. Thousands of Americans are now settled there. Reduced rates on all railways for homeseekers and set* tiers. New districts are being opened up this year. The new tortjr-pa«e Atlas of Western Ca- nada sent free to ail applicants. F. Pedley, Superintendent of Immipration. Ottawa, Canada or C. J. Broughton. 9:7 Monadnock Blork, Chl« ca^o, E. T. Holmes, Boom 0. "Uig Four" Bldfo Indianapolis, Ind., or H. M. Williams,Toledo,OU Canadian Government Agents. j IN WET WEATHER A WISE MAN WEARS ^AJ % OILED WATERPROOF CLOTHING 0* riUJM m KEEP YOU DRY NQTM ELSE flfl£ •TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES • CATALOGUES PREC* SHOWLNTJ FULL UNE OF1 GARMENTS AND HATS A-cJ.TQWER CO.. BOSTON. MA33. ̂ :-'fk 'Aj 1 w •M Douglas ibo* <lt»lers everywhere. CICTIOHi The ffnuln# h*TeW.L. Douglu' name and price on bottom V/VORLJ2 SHOES UNION MADE of salts t:: tab.c bt'oTol \ot:ce 7 1998 = ;4S,?OC Pa! 1890 898,183 P*5i 1901^MG(S(n>!Iirs. Mr. W. P. Peterson, of ^ I was nearly dead with catarrhal sia and am now the better. I am now on the fifth bot tie, and have not an ache or pain any- 4 man, better, where. My bowels < than I have been for move reg u / a r iy 4 twenty years or more. every day, and I^ "Since 1 got cured have taken on eigh- 4 by your Peruna I have teen pounds of flesh, j been consulted by it I have recommended 4 great many pt opio. ,:-- ~ Peruna to a great 4 w B. Peterson. many and they rec- 4 o m m e n d I t v e r y » highly. I have told several people that If they would take a bottle of Peruna, and could then candidly say that It had not benefited them, I would pay tor the medldlne." A. C. LOCKHART. Send for a free catarrh book. Address The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus. O, • The Horriblo Tortures of Rheumatism can be overcome and the dreaded diseaso expelled from youf system by the use ol MAIT. J. JOHNSON'S For bulo by flrst-t-letsH >ii u^^ists or direct from uiauuiaciurens, Min J. jutLMKMa Co., 151 E. ftth St., St PRUI. Minn. 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SOUTHERN HOMES for SALE South Alaliama U tho cirn'.ng garden spot of the Unltfd States. TVe liave 1,000 lots In Bay Mlnnetto and 10,000 neros of adjacent lands for »a!e. Small cash payment, balance ontermtto suit purchaser. Cancel unpaid notes If you die before completing pay­ ment. A gulf breeze every dar; twr> cropi vegetables every yoar. HAND tAtfO COMPACT, Bay Atiuette, Baldwin County, Aiabuiaa. Business More Than Doubled in Four Years. THE REASONS t \V. L.Douglas makes and sell* more men's $:..M and $•!.£<) Mine* than any other two man­ ufacturers in the world. W. L. Douglas $3.00 and $3.60 shoe* placed sidei by side with $5.00 and ffi.00 shews of other ni^kes, arn found to b© just as good. They will outwear two pairs o£ ordinary $3.00 and $3.50 shoes. Made of til* best leather*, Including Patent Cnrona Kid, Corona Colt, and National Kangaroo. 4'o!or and Always Blark !(«eka Ca«4. W. Ij. Douelas S4.00 "Gilt Edje JLina** cftnuot be equalled at any price. MUoes l»v mull OKtrn. (lataIo(IVtaa W. 1~ Dauslafc Hraottua. M •HaJ Homeseekers* Excursions California 'J-P AND Great Southwest $33 from Chicago $30 from St. Louis ' $25 from Kansas City On* Way, aocond class, dally, during Mini and April, to San Francisco, Los Angeles aaft other California points, also to Pr«acott, Ph» ol* and other,Arizona points. MM st- One Fare plus $2 Round Trip* J J ,.*f March 4 and 18, April 1 and 15, May 8 and 30. , V-' •% From Chicago, St. Lou la and Kansas City Ufc Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, New ico, Arizona uiul California. Corresponding ratts from East feneraljjt Ask your home agent. Through sleepers an(| chair cars to California over the Santa Fe, thB comfortable and quick way to fo. Writs for free illustrated land pamphlets. Theic* Spring excursions will enabla you MK;?'V- C rSi personally inspect the many advantages offers* "i homeseekers and investors in tin great Souti»» ' ; > *!?;'• west and California. Particular attention IB Invited to irrigated lands fn Arkansas Valle* • of Colorado, Pecos aud Rio Grande valleys of New Mexico, Salt River Valley ot ATlUM* *' V "»vi San Joaquin Valley of California. ^ ' v General Pfesseoger Office 'Jt f~; V • W The Atchison, Topcka & Santa Po tfy Syatw* CHICAGO FIX A yCIAL. •100,000,000 furnished to 100,000 business men to Increase their business. Application S3.00 <n advance, no other recognized, state sum can use. References, bualneis and population. AdilressNorth American In­ vestment Co., LU3 State St. brldfc-eport, Conn.. U.S A. CAPSICUM VASELINE' -H T'JBiti ) WE ARE DEVELOPING iC'u'T,::,:; Columbia in the rlot»ff"t d.str'ct of the province TVoaie now selling our stock at ground floor price to per share. Try 13, *10 or «2u worth and »eo what It will be worth a year from now. We predict that It wi l l surprise von . Sfnl f . ir prospect us and all Information. THB LOitDKAU AlINKS Ltd., MOA Teuiple Court Uldg., Maw York. MtSCELLA SEO VS. AGENTS. naif WhywarkforanMMlivfafwhea B II If yen can earn 55 a day! Light rl Urm I work In your own locality. Plan aad working Instructions postpaid for 25c silver. Address PROGRESSIVE MFG. CO., 448 West Hsdlson 8t., Chicago, 111. A9nprillafinn Sm»" amounts made profitable OfJobUlallUII under experienced management. Address FIONKER CO., Home City, Ohio. PATENTS--rcouct Tour Ideas. Fortunes made. Free advice as to patentability, r.icn. ,,cured, Sl«d. Ililtur LKK n01)»0\, 1531 lomdnork Blk., t bllifa. Wantarf PAVING DRUG STORE forCASH* If aniBO DOFF, 612 Roanoke Bldg.. Chicago. X-MY--A -New Move'ty--See bones of your flueere, J*"' lead In a pencil, etc. Postpaid lOc. Agsnta Wanted. Other specialties also. CI rculars for statuo. OHIO SPECIALTY Co., Kellefoutalue, O. i f l f A If C I I P Send 25c for trade secret that *w • m- enables vou to start perma­ nent buslnesti of 115 to <„T> wecltlr. Address Fro- gresjive Mfg. Co., *4$ W. Madison St.. Chicago, 111. WANTED LADY AGENTS to sell Mexican Lin-Brawn Work. Address C. D. CRANE JR., Apartado S3, Aguascalisntes,Mexico. AGENTS I Free Samples, So postage and packlnir. Big premium' or cash com. American Victorias Co., 60 Wabash Are., CHICAGO. HriHTCnAQSNTS In Every County in Illinois for nHtl I Elf large Home Building Corporation of Chi­ cago. VT* build homes everywhere. New plan; no In­ terest chgd; large Income to good men. lJefs. aud guar- aataa boo* raqnliM. n ITI mrisiinam Tils--i KEISTtR'S Ladiss' Tailoring Coll«*o, 2'OS- nc.l3l(.n «2u0-'jn201lve6t.,8t. l.oulsMo TUa largest, most popular and (lnest equipped Institute a of Its kind in America. Write for terms, dMCrlptlra literature, etc. Mention paper In writing. ( PUT UP IN COLLii A substitute for and su^-or to mustard or I any other plaster, and will not blister 'ha I most delicate skin. The pain-allaying and curative qualities of this article are wc ful. It wiil stop the toothache at once J. \d relieve headache and sciatica. We r>- ^ iu- mend it as the best and safest enori.il counter-irritant known, also as an oxte• nal remedy for pains in the cheat and stoasuch auu all rheumatic, neuralgic and gouty »•>. in- plaints. Atrial wiil prove what we c'-.'m for it, and it will be fouud to be iavaluabla in the household. Many people »ay "it is the best of all of your preparations." Price 13 cents, at all druggists or other dealers, . sending this amount to us in postage st*;; we will send ; a tube by mail. No a: u: should be accepted by the public unless the same carries our !abel. as otherwise i t is Dot r»nUine. CHE5EB80UC1N MFU. CO , 17 State Street , New YORKCITT. $25 ON , 5 TON IS WHAT YOU CAN SAVK We uiaiie ail kinds oI acsdaa. Also B. B. Pump» and Windmill*, rama BECKMAN BROS., OESMOINIS, !•«*. DROPS Y,uu k re,ef a,d cure, worn casta. U -J. T-R :c--;.!!!ouia'!« and »alS' traaUBMI nn. Da. IL I. TIUUUI iu i. UIW>». K. W. N. U. CHICAGO, NO, II, 1902. pAXSKTS 0BXAI2f£D. Abfoluto rellibit work 9 John L. Kindt, Au'y, 35 E. Randolph St., Chicago, Vkea Aasweriog Advertiscmeats Meatioa Tki» ri«ff. YOUNG MEN WANTED To learn T«legr«pbr and Kallway acooutstiutf a;:-i I prepare themselves for the Kail way Te!«<r*:-h Ser. • i Ire. Write for free cat alt v ne. T1IK KA1LWA1 I txunuuni IMHTITDTI. ORTTAWH, wia. |