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, M 'i lie greatest ambition of Amor- H ! Jean men mid women is to have 81 I'unp' Vi]rc "! m "fb r'.:) 'ran. The [ woman nilljetcd with femalo dis- ?? |( esse i.? coi'-ti! r'\ monacd with ff ft becoming a eitinlioss wife. No fi a medicine can restore ieaxl or- B tv. , .1 n.c of Caului doott j* M : ui Mm that p:i~ R r vrtnt conception ; does prevent ? : miscarriage; does re < ve weak t J f Xuijetions and shetteti J nerve.1^ ? ... . .a brrnp, i...- ivo .1 iioiiiv ^ I r - loot i.t.. v. .. i yi .a Lj r Wino f Cnr?h ' f -! ?iain t\c ; ! ho-?1lS ?-'? vfr~-..:n, . . i.nj.y vr,,i * I |t thy ohilHron. \ on ?v>ii get a C J ?. i h/tilo of iuo of L-itillui ^ ?j u inii t\ our tlcaioi. jg | P n,r-c r~** n?, rn n fi V V"* 1 'J.;. ! it3 ijarnot fctreet, fjj j ^4 in *obruury. tyoi, I tonlt one bottle of jq | Wp rf ' -ri* : . -1 - < V ^ m lUeomrit n ili.?.ok-l)rom~M I ?* <1 hern M i i* ? .v i mi la io it caiiii uiitii t i.k.ik v> i m ?. iiflT' " " >' I ? *! W 'IN ! < ? , >i!l Ml, "\ " K- c. u < \. .. a h i . i, i i... ,j jw;, H> kyituout ??tiio u1 i urtlul lti ni> t...- e . . .1. W. fr.MJThi. W h . ^ H ?V - ;i' g , ^ VnM wypjvo yj ? y- r> ^ rt l> . 1 -j 4> v j !? Q |j f , f| ^ w oikoi i ?\t'lv j ttf.v res i lute. nu;f ae determined xvr>re the masters, Mo: srs. Little & Son. lilack a* the luces of t!ie men woro wont- to t.e v?it!i toe yrime of t i' . tJiv*"' r" ' ]:_c' er Rtili Viiti i iia p^.Shi on of hatred for t;..- -o \ : ' "! > v r? Ftr'mjjoI lie " :o ! I'ni w ? i;ono ; crcil cmI and nurse. fw o day tresii I-.' 11 i; ; the ir . < r fi'Ci:-! bound or aocM-cC with! rain?t mat out bodily, Ream { >(,(1^ >i N;!. i<ii i A. Sou wenwealthy, r.ri knew the pover o: pnld. Kvorv dav the men path-' ered together, 500 of thorn, and voiff l 1 "t d > si". w.?l end n<' strike, 1? r Little a Son should . m , . u - ; . ;j , ?g and a. ill the ...? i. ... 1 U?r\. A ..,K , ' ' J- . ? I lilt r?t" aV ?> ? .lor' ' nv." (' (hi?) In ?>w*11 hi r)r about? ' 'pro was . his v.iL .).?(( cin'.i. Lit!' i) had tj;i t (.;? i ?>l J ntsiii v\ (iii .. Mj,Of l!iu i ifn'ii r i^c, ior mo Mian hi i'M* <'"ms. > I^ and brawny with a art. fu ><t ifndortje:, H ) worn L< ar ' h iirr %* j m * 1 tyy rx t { * > ? f I v; m liO4 t'/: \ " ! o,. * cot.! 1 , r: 4. ji li0u':. wh^1 . moi ii .1 ititci ujoi crthftv l. '<_ i! iiiij (i IiiH *.v. 11) jiiu ho,y , to f,po h<?w the strike was gninfcr; night a!i"i iiijj;iit he went h?ck , with no ueWH to tell, no food to give, no t. 'inev to spend, with hisj waist prrivr> pulled * hole tighter and a darker look than ever or.i / ' ' his face. One night he did not retu ' until v.>rv much later than usm , and Mary CasHoll was growi very anxious for him, foi in su grim times no one kuew wh might not happeu next, when pushed open the door and ent< ed. He hissed her a? he had ri ! done si nee the early days of t 'strike, ^vith almost boyish excil ment, and glanced joyfully i!.e corner of the dingy roo where little Jimmy, sleeping, Is Then' he be:;:'n to empty hi? per hets J tbim . thit filled his Ma with speechless wondermoi There ere butter aud cheese, t a" ' n knuckle* cF bacon and nug ' -ir" floM mp.?ti!f," i:!, po!t r;i;ify ropjniding the pi ",4j' I don't know v uo'k mo be.-t o( the buein* i t!:nm or me." 1 V-..... n(| I ..v: i > v,.r. ,?f / (| 0! " ' . 1 "T!: - V IIi * " V ;n< M< rd. ''I'lii Knit)' out again." | "Jim. v ?ir- <*'yrr men '' >? t i lookout* a*.? bought ver, i i u< ... I dv wo*oflip now. Tnto) Vtvi bti Jiu.; L.-tu 'eiu back where tb con o T* I ?ih . t rve to 1. e ; t! un i sorrow cn your gra '< or "httv - u orison wall betwe l niv innu auu Uie . " 'Ow yr t?lk, Mary!" he I . ?: . ? <r ,.i ? ...... K 1 m-mon nor wr>vn in fhm mh , "'sir n? { knotv, but there 8 for,; "1 couldn't touch a morsel," c olid, locking nt tb.9 bacon w hunf.rv p' pc, "ir T thought it r ' : ti 1 f ? vou. ruv man." I . ' * i . "Von sat the frv?d my waj If . . 1 the W32C8 Wftfl r ' .. C , I tor mo, ho argued. "Dang tber u't none that I can so "To!1 me who gave ver t Imoney?" she ashed, looking h ! ;troiJit in the eyes. "Nc." " Toll mo !'' " V o, Mar", r r S o n '.v h i1 i ' ought, uj' te.k'- my word f< t noth :n'p rung." He had rot been gone ng< f v* 11 minuteo when n hut I foil ij ^ ? door. ?f *i 1 r> ;:! 1 to 'he door opon I u o< u ni 4?i. i o o K c c * iii. uTh" tw-p V?v ' h* it.quir. looking round th<* room, and ' f " t!-' >n '^ 'aV -V ;* 'i 1 V' ry, : : t\y 1 rn: ronllv did not pynttnr. i t*x f??? ?? iv i I) Sfrii c- v<'kdr(*w and fioopd f This miiiliy !;rr i l . , f *1. ? \A. t. 4.1 th Ja!;!o., rnd of w! V l?i?> t? UroKtdi'i: y''>n. doctor- rallod d?oi,f.r. >o to . >1 o? r\ fl> rr | hr_ f PMffjj helped rne. drowning m nrrnha at. a straw I ^ra' bed Kodol. 1 f^Jr an : nprovom""* oimv an<i alter f^w hotHes f Round and well." Kodo! i? ( . reproduces the nature dia?cti juices and cons quently i ouJy one which tli^sfd* wy/ food ami rure^ any forjjv*'* tub trouble. Crawfif r <r \ the way he had obtained it. Had ru ho wold himself to Littles as a spy al, on^the designs and did the ng men Huspect it? It seemed posch sible. lat Mary understood that her hushe band would not consider such >r- conduct traitorous; he would lot arguo in his Rimplo-minded way he that his first duty was to provide' te- for hiH wife and child, and if he in could do so by warning the Littles rn, of any illegal pIotB and plans that 1 ly. the strikers were hatching there :k- was nothing on earth, no duty to ry his fellow-strikers, no loyalty t. worthy of the name to make him ea | hesitate. But he would bo run;arjr.irg through the direst peril. If he : the men only half believed he j ro-1 was Lit tie's spy his life would - j not be worth a fair day's wages, j >?ss for t.lio men were in a desperate; | lucod, as men must bo to scheme lots tin n we re h mil j in hope 01 bnutiiug the Lilliue It. j he! tbeir kuoc .. And it seemed to ' l0 'JiUiUi-'U -j ar- j fact taut Stains liffd I eer. the one j ( out oi ">00 odd who had called to: ' .ohiLt boou laltowitai, Lei Lo-slesjlwuJJ in- j Uau he waited outside, linking ;k. I in a >me shndow. on the chabce of ey ; l??woverin^ something fTV?re than t .?. Wi-rttOVcl h>- had tcdl | V'. a vejhad he watched .^adl leave 11*.en ( house again, and thought it a f?*ir I chance to woo ^hai evidence of re- CagpellV peifidy might he vi.-ible ? ? ' . o >r?' : > " . i i i - * * | L ?. -k i -> . i u'j iViCft ti U i.'U id * mi * j her kiio" IcJh. -1 h a.r hjrc ?o 1 "q the notion that he Lad actually id*Icalled to spruk ^:t! her husban 1 h ->' did not. The tv o ''F'* rival? ith ' ' ill; -t':rvr *' n'; be" ' hr ! bound BI f?.p0 < nipath\ , and Sta;n'? ' steely eyes still &' Mined when rpfJthoy fell upon tho fa?*o of tin iiij m who had married the womau er, j ae would have wed. o. j a here m ?ii a-&rowiri , was .lie ; Maiy's tinal coiiclur.vin. "a.. JS.-kui im j is at tho 'andle end of it. What')] ! I dor .. I knucklo of bacon again and it'?' wineed it; "IJ '!. '* Im 4.r'.v 1 f u:\ ah muttered Ms t liat, h? ' 1 heniM tin1 nodding at the nth r piekag'p, irk ' " ? tempt my man to lay birriry'^ut? Not if my mine is Mury, . j V,UM.V I -i :. ? ? ? ? i ^ ni'u 11 i "er up: . .11 inn n r |fh u!'1. r Sh.: h!. v cut the l? ' 1 vr,OM I ' ;i 1 i . i j u Hu itivil i liOpcit.' 4 j Ol(?? ^ iiv'.lc* , OilC tO 4uiU'W the tutu and whh going to {ho l.itth s ?:r?; t house to learn it. " Would the rtch employer? ever ' ' r 'r: clad vife? She thought they i . . , , . i i rue.-: ige to say the matter Kl Vv ;? -* mo-1 urgent ami concerned " ' l ? * '' V. ir, el'li j (illU hllO IdJeUift ' .u nidi l, liei hu^h.;u.i were the jollies' Bpj they would be too in-, ' j telested by uer liieseuge Lot to | | i t-eoi ve tier. Uer uAtural logtc stood her ni| d ?tead. fire o..lv ui/lic?iltv l oiio enCU(iiileii,d V. us .it ^etliUgj 1_ tin? footuia u .. bo oootiod d< < i III i , t, I ro takft her message in. t*!ie wii too much wu pped wj . n"| '1 ' Handing an>id nrh light' ' t , :aid waruiiii and co.or boi jre un , . , I :o grav?- gcnllcTm .1. iSh- ; irn eu straight into what aho ha<l to he I say, and n? she spoke the grave I I I . p 1 1 r 1 f 4" j | OA ^ ? 1 Oii vl< 1 il'iv'i 1 I OLii UJL l. U. | J" ! of j.cr hearers. H'h trim vonr huahand has \ here, Mrs. Cassell," paid! haired Mr. Little, glancing! / ? ,, M ? T at his son ; "but he did not come to report to us the plots of the strikers; that is done by the police, and that, I may Bay, alone has been the reason for our holding ouf against the men's terms ; but wo could not concede a point while the men threatened, and if any of tho more serious threats had been carried out?the West Mill blown up, for instance?we would liawe shut down, never to open again. Cassoll knows this. The police reported . week ago that the men had ceased to use threats against us. W e were anxious to learn if this report were reliable, and sent for the striker whom we thought could and would tell ns the truth, for we were only waiting for the throats to \ae to t. ko the men buck on the old terms, or for uomo threat to be earned out for us to :hut down V.\. R9nt 'or' juui husband aiid xplaitied tluuidlici L'-j hi lli. "Hither uuwL^l interposed j i/uu^ci ^oiiUoiUiiiii | "I do net think so. Your hiis|03r?dluiiy corrooorut d the L > | lice report, uuu iu consequence j the luUuufy wiii bo icopenou to| morrow. Your husband waa I anxious to convey the nows to ' clio tueu?extr&oi linarily anx. iou", and, ae I di ' not wifh that, T 1" * * .* ? r'# ( i t,u V O Jiiill iUttliCj iu utcy IIA Hi .silent. That is all, my ?.ood wo, man. You have no reason to I mink he hue betrayed his follo'VI strikers, or to fear that oven if ho i had he wou id be iti vA lA ? I gor of I violence from them. Yxoluuce h..t t,oao uo farther than it could ?o i.. rords, uuJ oven thr.t has | vX it.", d 4 I have explained all this to . y u,"' tho old gentleman conj eluded, "as i waul it to become srenerallv known Hiitu tomorrow why wo have hold out against 'the men's demands while ; dniit'tincthev were reasonable when i<\ wic; brink, ar it hns since ! I'C'jr;''- i v::ui I :: '.:i ... " . . ' ' iv the men t.hr --it ncd i; with ... . 1 . j until tonjorrow you &|iu y oiii (hu-iji.ii?l v,..i Ui t liio Mutter a\- wiH, t ir," . ..id M -ry, j breatnlefcaly. UI am onlv the 1 wito of oik* nt the : tril\pr8. but 1 ' i" licu'Pii Mopfi'voii I'ontlomoii, I fcr fivimr in " I < Vi)n cia onM i* ' ' * if ?n!i I in., " -i , } ; 11 ui)iit'' ' v . i .J; \ . *r ia .t !ma -o a1 1 made her way to tie- town. Xho 'prospect v?lis ociiylilftil, but the , fi. lialioi. i 1.1. oi }j i i.o iut-ua( . , 11 I .1. iie oilier mollis had done, art <' flh! ikors, '.nd hitfle <V Son romnined in their belief t-rce Ktoori. V. ^ recommend Batanic Blood Balm ( B. B. H.) for all troubles anrh ? nlr'-rc, ^itt'ny 9or? 'IT *' u accz mia, itching humor*, pimp. i; bona-', fctermg sores, no?ior.r rf), rbrumafiFm. Is *.i i.L>!i 'j 1 By Im euros all aiaii^nani bloe 1 nr.-kin di<-euioH, . especi 11,> advised n>r old deep 1 ' Heals everv *nm or , ? r, M ft jj ?,. -i p ft p o p p hy givin" ?* healthy blood supnlv.1 Ihoroughiy tested for 30 years, i i.'O'uandn cured. At drug storon I ;'1 ) .<r 1 .tr_r? bottle. Our readers ' " r civ" trial treatment fr^c l*v writing Dr. Gt'intn, 213 Mitchell St., Atlanta, (??. Desert he trouble and free medical advice given. Medicine petit at ouce, prepaid. n Quality influences I * selling price. 1 M growing insured only Q g tgKHl when enough actual H J 3 Potash I I _T J?.?'-^.f 1 Wrilc for our fret txxikc iA | rviuK JcuiU. M GERMAN K AT T WORK"". H j hN*i^ju st-New York cu> m ^WBRAw3l?R 4i-' T.-.-.' that, the s.rikors l<;id cosised tf> thr^uton 11:r* lookout would j ho r:,;>-.od >? t oon. Hut for the It' few days [ho ine.u had been . (!?r'nltuiio^ lr.->:> in word:, but I * IV'?V II* AV'IOQ UiiVl UIU8) i tvliic.li was significant ; and there was, Alar.v Icit h spurred, some desperate pint a tool. ' it ihut plot were fixed for execution that night and carried out, iho very worst would come of it. 1 And what had the mui to icier ' hotn ? Ir 1'< ->v hn w wht dtp i and her husband km v ho .-ituation would he safo. But they did not ! Wa.t it not her duty to I leu Liicin, oitm the in in/t i o beI iraj thai site nad uuuo so, and so (arrest them in any evil designs that they had conceived? She | leit it was. But how was slie to | hunt up 500 loafing men or pick I upon just those who might It?f>1 pen ,r> hive been appointed to l(*v?oi|ti> thrca* that night? } ;r steps acd ^ j made in the direct dm ol the foundry, whose gaunt smokestacks slicici.v d up lilcc ajip .dint, arms ^ j into the starry sky. She thought it probablo she would find some >1 the stnucrs ioiterit g abound I the foundry walis; (he hour was j lute, hut many ol the striker?, | having nr> homes. might -1 i!! ho | lolling outside the foundry's boltj oil gales. | one icaCiled lue gales, hut 'found :t? one there; the square before < it* gates w;s deserted. | Wondering what she could do, I she looked up at the factory, and | as bho looked f-oinc'thing like a small cloud passed across the i s<\\. It a? ioi lowed to another i iiiiu a ii on ot olher.-., and hley from behind the . Wert Mil! stack, drilling awav. '()! !*" h.- gospel. She could . J hardly cor t;?if t?v pleasure the ' , -iglit gave her. I lie A est Mill lues were being kindled, it was s (smoke J hul had nnM.nl bread and rr*. nf to her ami 1 >rn Tin! who could he kindling 'he iiresV She could only think ol one man, and j he was- her htuband. To him Little & ?S n had conlided their 1 -ooivl intcs'ion t" reopen the work i< x! .1 y, ui 1 he wrmhl nturallv Im the man they tv-niM i; point I > light the fit 4<j. Alary tried the ureal galop, hut ihrv were locked, haired and limited, an they had been lor wi-eks papt.. Supposing ! A terrible (hough! spiang i do her mind. 'Supposing the oft-repeated tin at ' to Mow up the West Mill were 'o be oarri'- 1 out (hat night ? Uor I husband, tin* man who ruled hor iile, I ho tut tier of hoi bonnie hrown-ha.rod boy? m Slums had called that evening. What had tie called to loam? Supposing Stains had boon up- \ pointed fir hud resolved of I.is own & choice to carry out the awful 'threat that night?had by some