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I MALCOM KIRK. j
A Talc of Moral Heroisnfjln Overcoming the World. j j
BY CHARLES M. SHELDON,
Author of "In Hi Steps," "Crucifixion of Philip Btron," "Bobsrt 5
Hardy's Sovan Days."
COPTIUOITt, 1900, ST TBS
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II 1 It AXltlVEBAABT
TWHSTV-
AT CO!,-
BAD.
Su tin- winter quickly imissiI. ami
BprlDR molted Into gunimer, ami then
a growing nlnn developed In Faith's
min i. Sin- liml not been nblo to crowd
it out of ber "heart thoughts," as she
called any Ideas that kept making her
lliluk of other people. Even ber rapltl
l developing artistic power .iiill Dot
pn vent the silent Increasing, power'
ml pressure of an Idea that she bad
:iUn a iiiis;.in to perform for gooil
ni eople in ;i certain peculiar way.
"l shall have in go borne and talk It
over iili father before 1 can settle, it
right," .'-in' kept saying in herself nil
siiiunnor, ami when tall was ushered In
ami i-hr COllhl sic the flnsty tnomlngS
ii Hie prairie ami call up in memory
the sound of the prairie chickens out
in tlic cornfields ami Bee tin great
stretch of Bky that was never possible
in (lie Btnoky city, iiii its ugly piles
of buildings thai shul oul sun ami air.
then Fnltb grew really lonesome and
homesick, ami one day she resolutely
tnlii Mis Vnrney that she must go
home fur a little v isit.
I don't blame you, my dear. Qo out
home ami breathe some fnsh prairie
air and photograph Borne Kansas Ideas
uuil come bnek with them, and we will
make our fortune."
"l don't know about getting photo
graphs of Kansas ideas," replied Faith,
"bul I ih know about the prairie air,
Ami I'm going in get some."
Sn Faith ran oul to the Fultons', sold
Iby in tiii in and Francis Kulelgh
:,t the same time and stnrted fur borne
11 at i lay.
she had written home, telling of her
coming, and when she reached Conrad
'here were father nud mother and the
boys at the station and a little back of
that eager group a stalwart, manly
me. siniooni Ntnniey, lion come
in quite suddenly the day before from
New Mexico It is nut exactly certain
how he knew thai Faith was coming
home or. Itul l. if he knew anything
nboul ii. hot it is very certain that he
Wlis there at that time uml that Mai
roin and Horotliy hnd given liliu n
hearty welcome.
"You're just In time to help our
church celebrate our twenty-flfth an
niversary," Mnlcom had said to him.
Mis church was planning in a quiet
way for such an anniversary, ami it
pleased him much to think that Faith
was to he :it home In time ami also that
Stanley could he with them,
Thai was a wonderful homecom
ing fur Faith. The experiences she
had were rehearsed in the family clr
ile. and there never had been mi much
hearty, pure laughter in the parsonage
since It was Imilt. In the frosty even
Ings they sat around the one open lire
in the parlor, nnd evcu MaJcoin shut
up his sitidy and Joined the group
early, talking ovi r matters with Faith
and entering Into all her new plans
uiili the enthusiasm of a hoy. Doro
thy smiled often through happy tears
as she looked at her children and saw
them growing up into sturdy, useful
lives, ami in her heart she thanked
the ilreat Father continually for st: Ii
treasures, worth more to her and her
husband than all the gold and silver
:w the wni id.
"1 wnnl the boys to go to Phillips
acadi my next fail.'' Faith said, with
.:a air of iic po ssed of untold
riches. "That's where father gradu
ated, ami It v.!!! he a I'm" thing for
them to follow him there."
"Splendid!" exclaimed Malcora. "I've
nlway
ill
11 in
. I
lire
1 1 v.
uld be so."
"'Art i
"' in I'm
ig,' " ' continued Faith,
I can w in some of the
best photographic Ideas
eastern papers. If the
apiece, they could enter
prises for ti e
offered by tin
boys had 10(l
the school and earn their own way for
the most part, couldn't tiny, father?"
"tif course they could," replied Mai-
00111, nud he tohl of some of Ills own
experiences as a boy in academy and
ollege life.
"It seems
to me. Mr. Kirk, that you
:ive done a
our lifetime,'
ho sat in t In
in tic ot everything in
said Malconi Stanley, :
family circle and some- i
how Boomed quite like one of them,
"Everything except looking out for
himself," said Faith quietly.
"Tiie Lord has blessed us very
much," said Malcoin, looking at Faith
tenderly, "I'm afraid your poor old
father has had to fight a good many
hard battles against selfishness that
he hasn't told you about. Your mother 1
might tell you how bad 1 am If she !
wanted to."
"1 don't feel like doing it now," re- 1
plied Dorothy us her eyes rested nil'
Malcom's plain, loving face, and her ;
love for blm was stronger than ever. ,
"Hut about my plan, father," said I
Faith after they had all been silent i
In-fore the lite. "What do you think '
nf it? Can I do anything that way?"
"It Is worth trying," said Malcoin
very thoughtfully. "It will taken good
deal of wisdom. Io you think you can
do It and enrry on your art studies
too?"
"I don't know." Fnlth spoke softly.
"But now Just think of It. Here Is the
fact: Thousands of families nil over
the world are dependent for their phys
ical and mental and moral comfort
upon the kind of service they have In
"ir bltrhons mid homes. Now, if this
we may see on the extreme right tue
ADVA HOI pubusikko CO.
firman Tteytr.
where n lrl who goes out to work may
feel that she Is doing a really noble
thing in helping to keep a whole family
In the comfort of body nnd peace of
mind that will innke the family more
happy and more useful In the world?
That Is 'the hired girl' problem In one
sentence. My plan is to start wph
Christian families and with Christian
girls and get each side to realize what
Tiu rr h i re Uit hi r nnd ntofni
boyt ni Urn utiitiim.
household service can be made to do
1 believe ;i eirele of BUCb people call be
formed ill such a way that gradually
the homes and tiie girls will be organ
I Issed into a mutun helpfulness, nud it
I w ill be more honorable und bettei
linnm . ally nnd morally I'm' a girl to go
'nut to service than to go Into a store
or an otlice even, at lea si fur a time
fur it really takes more brains to be
mi cliieleul i and housekeeper than
lo stand behind a counter tin. I sell no
tions." Faith paused as If she suddenly ft It
that Malcom Stanley w as looking a i
her with the greatest Interest, as. in
deed, he wits. And if he really bogtlU
to love Faith right then and there
more truly than he yet had done It was
owing to the sudden glimpse he bad
caught of a young soul on lire to be and
do for the good of others.
Hut Faith's plan led to a discussion
t!iiit was long and continued through
to many days that we cannot follow It
In detail here. It Is enough to say that
w hen Faith went back to Chicago she
carried with her a definite plan which
BUC was able sooner than she expected
to put into working practice.
Conrad will never forget the anni
versary week held In honor of Malconi
Kirk and his church, ll was a week
of surprises to him and Iiorothy. The
town waked up In sudden, hearty,
western fashion, and before be knew it
Malcom was the recipient of a whole
town's holier.
Sunday the church had appropriate
exercises to celebrate their years'
existence. There Was a great sermon
lu the morning by Mnlcom and papers
by old settlers and charter members In
the afternoon. Irt the evening the
young people crowded Hie church with
their meeting, ami when they adjourn
ed they Wenl out in front of the par
sonage ami sanu' a hymn that one of
their own men. hers bad composed In
praise of the church.
The only sad feature of the day to
Malcom was the presence of Mrs. Bar
ton tit the morning .service. It was a
sadness relieved by one great burst of
Joy.
"Oh, Mr. Kirk," said the old woman,
bowed now with years ami sorrow, "if
I'hll had only been saved! Thank Cod,
1 owe my other son to you!" She went
on to speak of Malcom's efforts w hich
had made the saloon outlaw in Conrad
those many years and pointed with
pride to her remaining son, who was a
member of the church and one of Mal
com's great friends. "He'd gone the
way of I'hll and his father if the sa
loon was here," she said and wrung
Malcom's hand and went oul. but Mal
coin knew her heart was still hungry
for her firstborn.
Next day the citizens held a meeting
In Hie courthouse, at which the mayoi
presided. Malcom was present us the
gUCSt of honor, lie had tried to pre
vent any such expression toward him
self. Hut when he found himself pew
erleSS he seized the occasion to glorify
the cause of Cod's kingdom. His
speech was a splendid tribute to the
power of righteousness. Throughout
it till his modesty and unselfishness
had never been more forcibly or beau
t i fully Illustrated to his townspeople.
The citizens of Conrad remembered
that address long years after countless
political speeches had faded out of
their memories.
It was perhaps Significant of the pe
culiar esteem 111 which Malconi Kirk
nnd Iiorothy wore hold In Conrad that j
no attempt was made that week to
present them with a gold watch or a
tea set, or auy physical token. The
church nt a business Bcsslon voted to
increase Malcom's salary, and there
wore very many flowers scut to the
parsonage, but the people seemed to
know that what would be most accept
able to Malcom Kirk and his wife on
' 1
r mi' tin
that annlversnry would be the love of were golug out to fight the same good
. . .0. j,M flJK-iit..lbit of " faith, to battle for the
loggia are uiv uiu.u
so much to them.
One incident of that anniversary
week Illustrated Uatcom's character
better than auy other.
The picture that Stanley hail brought
to Kirk had been placed in the parson
age, but It was almost ridiculously
large for the small room.
Dorothy and Malcoin both felt that
it was out of place, inn the gift meant
so BOCh that they were in doubt what
was best to do with It.
The day after Malcom's address lu
the courthouse one of the managers of
the orphans' home that Malconi had
been largely Instrumental in organis
ing was calling on Dorothy.
She saw the picture and Instantly
said:
"If we only had that lu the hall of
the homer"
"Just the place for It, too.'' said Mal
coin when Dorothy told him of It.
Without delay and with Stanley's
hearty assistance the picture was tak
en to the home and hung up lu a con
spicuous place lu a large hallway. It
had a remarkable effect on visitors,
line ranchman, who was never known
to give anything to any cause, visited
the place shortly afterward, and the
iu'ht of the picture moved blm to give
$25 to the home.
"The sight of that baby in Mr. Kirk's
arms Just hypnotised the money out
if my pocket," he said afterward.
"That is the suit ni' hypnotism we
believe In," said the mat roll of the
home, and Conrad echoed the sent!
meat.
When the eventful week was gone.
Faith made her preparations m return.
Malcom Stanley also nuin unci i his
return to the New Mexico i i'he
night before he departed he word luto
Malcom's study and. with some em
barrassmeut told him whni unicorn
hail seen already, for he ; .
had not heell able t; uci ;
irotby
i each
other the fact that the you .
man had grown to have a .
for Faith's coni a' j .
"it seems like a she;: t
Kirk, but I love Fnitl . nv i
jour consent to be her suitor.
"I should think her it nt
worth more to you," said Male
w ith a Hash of his old wit,
not the slightest .. .1 !
Mr
wan
could he
.a Kirk,
ilcli had
i levity
Malcom
But h
Ktanle
had g.
and ft!
Wll
t BU
was
from
far fi
loa
the Hons, that Faith
same feeling.
"Then I may
Malcom Stanley.
In r a way from
f ssii.n Indeed
vi e will accompli
sepnratt ly."
"1 believe It."
lint
bet
wan
t
il to CI
her pi
r lieu
her pi
if I
i us oi
win I
" said
with a
Malcom grtve
smile. "My dl
realize what
1 girl problem'
Uld he ail'h'd
fellow. I bopi
Vnll
means to have a 'hit
take care of."
"1 will gladly assume that," said
Stanley, nud he went back to Ills sol
Itary work In Ne w Mexico with gn at
enthusiasm. It seems entirely possible
that he even found courage to sny
something to Faith before lu- went, fo
Faith and Dorothy had a confidence
talk that evening, and Dorothy had
li'iirs mi her face when ii was ended,
and Faith's face ; lows w hen a ct rtaln
letter with a queer postmark comes
Into the studio til Kenw I, w here .sin
Is making her mark us an artist and
brooding over In r plans for the good of
the world, Into which plans she now
Includes a tall, manly figure out west.
When Stanley and Faith had gone at
the close of thai week, Malcom went
over to the church one evening to gel
his Bible, which he had left on the
pulpit. The new church was lighted
with electricity, ami Malcom turned on
the light near the desk, and after find
ing the Bible he stood on the platform
n moment.
While be was there Dorothy came In
to get u pot of flowers which had been
taken Into the church during the an
niversary exercises.
She came up to the platform nnd
Stood there with her liUSbllll I,
They were botli reminded of that
first night when they had gone Into the
little church uml had made their prom
ise. "Ii Is not like the old room, Malcom.
Is it ?"
Iiorothy said It with a feeling as if a
Presence was In the church that was
not human or earthly.
"No. my dear. Cod has been very
good to us all these years."
Iiorothy crept nearer to him, and
Malcom put his arm nboul her, and
Dorothy crept nearcf fo htm, nnd Mid-
COf7l put )ih arm about heT.
they looked out lno the dimly lighted
church together. The battle III Conrad
was still going in. There wns still the
rum power to moot In one form and
another; there were still ugly forms of
evil, selfishness In many shapes, to face,
but Cod bad gloriously used these two
disciples for the building of Ills king
dom on the eartb. Their children also
tasasrli
s lo The
HIP
f vff
1 ll 1 IffS
right, to relieve distress and overcome
the world. It seemed almost certain
that as they stood there an angel of
light noted their lives and breathed
over the town a benediction of peace,
and Malcom and Iiorothy passed out
of the church and luto their home with
Cod's blessing In their hearts. It was
not by any ehauce Hint Malconi chose
for his text as he took his Bible and
went up Into his study that night the
words in the book of the Revelation:
"To him that overcometh will i give
to eat of the tree of life, which Is in
the midst of the paradise of God,"
the END.
Depth u( C clone.
From the study of clouds Professor
F. 11. BlgelOW of the United States
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country from west to cast are not more
than two or three miles In depth, al
though their diameter Is many hun
dreds of miles. In other words, their
million does not affect the upper re
gions of the atmosphere, in the case
of hurricanes Professor Begelow limls
that the depth Is greater, amounting to
as much as live or six miles. But hlgh
ir currents blow directly across the
cyclonic nud tint Icy clonic areas which
produce slorfus and fair weather at the
surface ul the earth. Borne of I'm
fissor Blgelow's conclusions upset fur
mer Ideas c tioorniug the circulation of
the atmosphere.
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1 11 when v.
1
Dili
peratioiifl r inject tons, no pn'n ordls-
mi 1 fort 111 any way.no stool iprintrs or iron
ruttiufl, no wooden, ivy "r hard ruhlwr balli
up, punches or plugs utted, Not the leitM
trfcor niinwyanftf
l 'in outfit for the mi of rnptiir' or licr
in la niiide of line soft mate rial n4 iiueh H felt
, nlvet, ctuintoifl pklni and clastic webs It flt
in a ffo'Q Blid uii harm you no nmre. ll
iiolitM your intestines back In 1 heir natural po
ition nud the wound t HI licnl like any Otbai
wound w lien it has n chance. 'Die onl.v way
oil r Ih to hold the Intestines InoroMk aTl
f the tunc until the wound becomes grown to
gather. Your rupture win not beenrcNlli
ty other way. We have had 35 years constant
ml bard experience in treating riinircM am
iiw on (lii la the result. Men. women am
lilrcn made roiiilorlnlilr hv using tin
ittit.
Pi ivi s reasonaole and In accordance with
ie. II luioi eMK'il, please write for par.
pulars; which we will mail you fre
MOHAWK CATARRH CURE
Iheapesl ami Pewt,
i 'ures 'atarrh in from it tn 10 days.
ures Cold in the Head, a to !.' minutes.
urcM Headache 1 to 6 minutes.
Secnrelv packed with full Instructions by
, ry it ami you will be more than pleased with
Investment Vtiiir money back if you art
a tinned. Stamps taken )
AOHAWK REHEDY CO.,
RorrR. H. Y.
MIFFLINBURG I
MARBLE WORKS.
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R. H. LANCE, f:
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STONES & CE.VIETERY
LOT ENCLOSURES.
! ! Stories Cleaned and Repaired.
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
J A. JENKINS, Agt..
0ro88$rove, Pa. 'S.
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( - rRD- Aotlvs msn, of um.il cliaractar, f--
,lett vei and collect, In renrtaylvanla tor
.'1 pHtablialied inaniifacturing v i - MS
In us,., -.ii year, aura pay. Iloneaty, nidli
1 1 oi eipcrlencfl, i aqulred, Our reference, any
hank in the eiiy. Kucloas aelf-addreaasd and
.tanipcil envelop. Manufacturera. Tlilril l-'looi.
I llenrbon street Chlcaso. 'J-llMOt
' a (). GROUSE,
ATTORN KT AT LAW,
MlDDZiBBURQ, Pi
II Lusib.
receive
tt ei 1 1 list i ,i t(. liis cut
nromot ittti ntion.
A. T. Pottigei',
veterinary surgeon.
SELINSGROVE. PA.
Ail nrofrsslomil bii.slni ss entrusted to my en
win receive prompt sad careful attention.
The titer's t'Hvorlte. I
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
the mother's favorite, it in plea'
u i and wife for children to t il
anil always cures. It is intendi
ebpeciallv for coughs' colds, croi
uml whooping eolith, and is tl
best medicine made for tlieHe qi
ent-es. There is not the least dai
gerio giving it to childien for
contains no opium or otLer injur
oua drus and may be given ae co
: teiitty to a babe as to an adult.
For sale by Middleburgh Dri
Slorp.
Di.Fsinn'tK DNEY
Backache Gyre.
For all Kidney, Dltdder and Urinary
Trouble., I June Br a,HertDlaat,Sk11
DlMue, IUeumauam, nea vrmn, etc
Unfailing in FenuUeWetdmett.
Fydaalara.IIo.alaa by mai . ftcuTredoBlajrr.
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