THE OTHER HALF.
re mw tone that
stncinf
1 half of the strain Is somewhere !
In f - . .
1 I ta sooths af mm sstielu sans if
hrart.
"ataraft of the power to staff Ita part.
And the kail that floats a tha aJv
wit melody M rich an4 rara, -
will fall ths aaesaace to saafca
If the aUaat half It doth mot
There's sever ft message la masle nor art
But Is seeking forever Its voiealasa part.
And It Uea la the world Ufeleas thing
Till the two together In harmony ring.
There's serer ft message ana soul would
give
Hut a, brother needs It that he mar live;
If St prove a message true and kind,
Its other half It will surely find.
-Julia F. Desna, In Union Signal
HIS EVIL GENIUS
l
VYrTTaYalTTTOYlTilYJlT
lion: Geoff, dear, how I hate to sea
U your head burled In those pa
pers; to see that anxious, worried
look on your face, and to know what
has brought it there! If you would
only pive it all up, and and
"And what, dearest?" ha replied,
tearing his eyes for a moment from
the latest stable tips and sporting
Intelligenie, and letting them rest
fondly on his young wife's pretty face.
"What is the other grievance a real
one, or only imaginary, like the first?"
"They are both very real troubles
to me, dear," she replied, sadly. MXot
grievances, but troubles. And they
press upon my heart night and day.
The first is your terrible mania for
peculation gambling, pure and sim
ple, either horse racing or on the
stock exchange; tho other in the In
creasing influence which that man
Sharp has over you. Week by week,
day by day, I have seen it grow, and '
It makes my heart stand avtill with
fear "
"Fear?" echoed Geoffrey Grey,
flushing deeply as he spoke. "Now,
what on earth is there to be afraid
of? Sharp Is ns good a fellow as ever
breathed; he wouldn't hurt a fly, and I
am quite capable of protecting my-
self "
"Physically, yes," she replied, sadly,
is she looked at the Rtnlwart form and
handsome face, ''but not morally. Fred
Sharp In what men may call a 'good
fellow,' but what wo women call a
bad lott Ha leads you on to gamble,
1 he makes you fired with a mad desire
or wenlth hastily made. Sooner or
later "the end will come ruin, real
- and complete, dismissal from your sit-
uation, .bankruptcy pray Heaven it
may not be a prison cell. It is my
1 love for you, Geoff, that makes my
a-Lslon so clear. I see in Fred Sharp
your black angel the man who ere
long will Wind you so completely that
you wlil be no longer able to Atin
guish right frMn wrong."
"You women are so fond of flying
to conclusions," said he, irritably, be
cause of the truth underlying her
words, a truth he could not fail sec
Ing, In 6pito of himself; "and as us
' ual you are all astray. The fact is
tnat it cms me to ine quicK, nuns my
pride to see you shabbily dressed, to
see you cramped up in a box of a
place like this, to think f you for
ever ns only the wife of a clerk. Oh!
Violet, my mania for wealth is all for
your sake,' dearest, because I cannot
bear to hide your beauty away in a
cottage. I long to see you shine in tho
society nature intended you for, as
you did In your father's house, as
your sisters do in their wealthier
i husbands'. I alone am poor."
"And I fell in love with you poor.
"I married you poor. I desire no
Tiehcs, only your love, Geoff our
own dear pretty little home, nnd a
clear conscience oh! if you would
only set my heart nt rest and be con
tentas I am with your salary. Is
is that man coming to-night? Are
you are you going out with him?"
Geoffrey's eyes fell beneath her sweet,
clenr eaze and her heart sank. Mie
vns not one of the whes who grudged
jser nubixmu ... , u. ..u.
denied him tlio society of Ins old
friends; but she saw the whirlpool
bearing him off his feet and she
ecmed powerless to save him.
If Kred Shnrp was his evil genius
his wife was his good nngel, and fair
enough in appearance to 'udd strength
to her pleadings; but for once her
entreaties, her eloquence, her beauty,
was wasted, for her husband buried
b,iinself in the paper again, a moody
gloom upon bis brow. The crisis she
dreaded was at hand, nnd he meant
to liiiil.e one bid for fortune then
he would give it up forever. He shiv
ered ns he realized how many barques
had been shipwrecked on the sea of
speculation; but this ono thing was
so safe, so certain, there was no pos
sibility of failure, or even then at the
last moment ho would draw back;
but Fred Sharp had hud a private
tip hnd seen with his own eyes it
was a dead certainty, and old Mason
would not return for another week,
lie bad control of all the cash, and
500 nt that juncture would be
turned into thousands before he had
to account for jt. But how late
6hnrp vvns. He said seven o'clock, nnd
It was just on eight.
"C'wie in ohl I thought it was
you."
"Stoppage on the line, horrid nul
sance. Never mind, como along now.
It's ajl right about that biz. You're s
lucky fellow to be in it, Ysu have
Jthe money all right, of course?"
"At the offlce," weakly, wblie
f,.i .!.
But, Sharp, my wife
Chi X forgot to astt about ssr,"
wMtf. "Pretty J wsssaa; aeear
mw ft prettier, os asy hpnor. Aad
Just think what It mesne to her. Why,
ttfi little lass than a, crime to keep
creature Ilk her boxed up in a
wretched little plaee like yours. Ex
cuse plaia speaking, old chap, but
hell be the happiest woman i Kav
gland whea you go to ker and tell her
how much you are worth. &hoW her
your bank book she's beam , used
to bettor things than you caa give
her yet, but well chr.ng al) that
Geoffrey's heart was heavy aa itai,
but his very power of speech janajned
affected, his free-will goaa loot Ia4h
suttle Influence hie aril genius exerted
over biro.' ' J
The evening was passed is difteresjk
places but the society was all the
same, the conversation all on the
earns subject and ths papers wars
caused by eager, bursing eyes, sad
s volet kept whispering is his ess
thst before snother week hsd fled
that 900 would be 8.000 old Msion
would never know anything sbout It
he should buy partnership in some
first-rate firm.
And so the roseate dream went on,
night passed, and Sharp, eager for the
money, called st the office for it al
most sa soon ss Geoffrey reached
there himself.
Just as he was handing the notes
over s terrible revulsion of feeling
set in. Confidential clerk; one who
had been in the same office for 15
years; trusted by old Muson us his
own son would have been.
"Good heavens. Sharp," he said,
almost ghastly in his pallor, "If if it
fails; If there is any mistake, nothing
can save roe. It a it s not my money.
I I feel like a thief."
He was a thief; but Sharp's airy an
swer reassured him.
"Nonsense! You are only borrow
ing it. Think of this day week, lucky
dog" with a facetious poke in the
ribs. "I tell you you are the only
friend in the world I'd have let ba this;
it's too good, you know. To-morrow
the shares will be bounding up like
wild fire."
How Geoffrey lived through the day
and night be could not tell. His head
seemed in a whirl; everything was
confused nnd blurred. Sharp did not
look in that evening and the next
morning's papers had said things were
unchanged.
Twenty-four hours later an un
looked-for catastrophe happened.
Some hideous blunder had sent the
shares down; they were dropping like
lead down, down, down; but they
never reached the level of Geoffrey's
heart, for that was trampled to the
earth crushed with the impending
doom which no power of his could
now avert. He would ere long be
lodged in n felon's cell, sent there by
his own act and deed, Sharp merely
showing the way.
Sharp had absconded just as poor
Violet l-i.d told him a hundred times
would 1)" the case sooner or later
and he carried with him the reputa
tions and situations of scores of men
who all, like Geoffrey Orry, hnd lis-
tened to his specious stories and
risked their honor on the fairv tales !
he had told them.
If -Geoffrey .could have called back
that one week by the sacrifice of his
right hand, by years of penance, he
would have sacrificed them freely;
but the past can never be recalled.
He had stolen, embezzled his employ
er's money he didn't decievo himself
any longer 'with the specious word
"borrowed nnd the brand of thief
would be stamped on his brow for
ever! He was so new to crime that he
could not hido the fearful agitation
which never left him, nnd gradually
his fellow-clerks shrank away from
him, whispering nmong themselves,
nnd he knew they hud guessed the se
cret. Someone knew the money had
been paid iu but wag not entered in
the ledger everyone would be a wit
ness against him and see his depre
dation! Could he lie to fuce it? Sometimes
he thought not! Then again, he set
his teeth nnd nuked himself if he
were coward enough to leave poor
Violet alone and disgraced in the
world. Woman's love! Ho had often
heard of it, nnd his wife's lovo for
hjm f0 t ,mt wQuM
..... i...
him nt the prison gates when the time
was up, nnd never utter one word of
reproach for tho havoc he had made
of her life. God bless her! God bless
her! Oh! if he could ever atone, ever
retrieve! Hut It was too late! How
clearly lie saw then, with a felon's cell
awaiting him, the truth nnd beauty
of the words she had 60 often said to
him:
"It is not wealth and luxury that
bring happiness, Geoff, dear. It Is
true love, sufficient for the daily
wants, n contented mind, nnd a clear
conscience. All the rest is super
fluous pleasant sometimes, but su
perfluous." A clear conscience! Would to-
nenven he hud it! It was worth every
other thing in the whole world. Aye,
he realized It all too well, w hen he hnd
lost it forever.
The time hurried on. Everything
seemed dim and blurred. Mr. Muson
came back, and Geoffrey's very face
and manner condemned him. It was
impossible not to see something
was wrong; and the face, hitherto
always so pleasant and genial, became
white and stern as ho found out what
sad happened. Ths receipts and the
entries in the ledger did M 'corre
spond. Someone had been tampering
with tho figures. Did Mr. Grey sus
pect anycnsT
Rot hut everyone else down to the
office boy suspected Mr. Grey!
Ho had been so strange ill, they
thought at ftrst-now merely a thief!
Teal toe U had naething M
Sssm prsof ts cs cf L!j LI. L
sa4 ts ssts his Km he soU sot i .Ur
oss word la his own defease ts tjc
there was Bothfaeg to bs sail mm was
guilty; hs would sot sdd s tissue of
lies to his other enormities, so would
hs stoop so low ss to try sad throw
his sins oato laaocsst shoulders.
It wss terrible being taksa throst
tho streets to prison, torrtbls stasd
lng is ths dock, terrible to hoar his
counsel plead for him, tell of ths sud
e tempts tioa. sad o hear biassed
sowlsissed to tvs years' penal serri-
tp! .; - . -- V -' ',. :-'
Aut most dreadful el sj was M to
f- Violet, hit wifa-rtth Us pallor
sfdesth pa her beautiful face,, sad to
hoar her sweet lips murmur: - ,
. Tl wss only you wanted, Geoff,
dear not luxury, not wealth, not a
grand house sad jewelry. If X had
wanted them, I ahouQ hsve married
Mr. Watson, ths millionaire, who
asked me s week beXors you did; It
Is the knowledge that you did it for
my sake that is kiaing dm."
s e e e e e e
"Come in." i ,
The words were uttered drowsily sa
Geoffrey Grey opened his eyes sad
saw his wife standing by his tide, -
There is a knock at the front
door, Geoff, darling," she whispered,
hurriedly; 'it is Mr. Sharp. Geoff
my sweetheart my husband, there is
still time to draw back) but I fear the
crisis really is here your sleep has
been troubled you havs muttered
such strange things, Geoff. I went up
to my bedroom, and I knelt down
and prayed to God that you might be
kept from sin, and that the erase for
speculation might burn itself , out." .
He was wide awake then wifle,
wide awake, and he looked from the
sweet, anxious face of his wife to tho
crafty, crocodile smile of his evil
genius, as Mr. Sharp began his apology-
for being so late.
"Was kept in the city very sorry,
really couldn't help myself. Yon will
excuse me, I'm sure, Mrs. Grey, for
taking your husband out to-night, but
we have most important business to
transact together"
Violet's breath cams quick and
hard; she did not speak, slthough her
lips moved, but she kept her eyes on
her husband's facs and set up one
last prayer for help help that no hu
man being could give her.
Geoffrey's hand wandered mechan
ically to his. breast-pocket, - where
there was a thick, soft packet or roll
of paper bonk notes paid to him
that afternoon after office - hours;
notes belonging to Mr. Mason, his em
ployer; notes that Sharp knew he ex
pected to receive that day, and had
wrung a promise from him should be
entrusted to him to put on "s dead
certainty."
"I'm very sorry, Sharp," said Geof
frey, slowly; "but our little business
is 'off', now and forever. I've done
with speculating. It costs too much.
I can't afford it on a clerk's salary.
And I feel sure Mr. Mason would pre- sort left, namely, the drug treal
fer choosing his own investments; ! ment." When medicines are used
don't mean to choose them for him,"!' for chronic constipatlOD, the most
With a snarl like an anorv terrier-mild and centle obtainable, such as
npter wnt sway. . Ua . was
beaten beaten by a woman who
1 .1 l. l 1 . t f
didn't know enough sbout business
to indorse a check properly. ' No! but
the knew right from wrong she knew
what real love was; she knew victory
from defeat; and as she shed teara
of joy on Geoffrey's breast when the
front door slammed behind his black
angel, banished forever from that
house nnd its owner's presence, she
heard Geoffrey's dream and realized
that it had been sent in answer to her
prayers to pull back the slipping feet
just on the edge of the precipice; and
tlint night, perhaps, Geoffrey Gsey and
his wife were the two happiest peo
ple in the whole of London. London
Tit-Bits.
Spinster Mnilogi,
When a man wants to say some
thing particularly idiotic he begins it
thus: "Thinking men are now com
ing to believe &e., &c."
A man thinks the woman who has
remained single fur his sake is the
most wonderful woman God ever
made, but the one who has remained
single for some other fellow is men
tally lacking.
Jealousy in a husband is more often
n sign of self-love than of wife love.
Men regard flattery ns truth and
truth ns abuse.
The weak man has friends, the
strong man admirers.
The drinking man is often weak
and lovable, the abstemious man oft
en strong and despicable.
A man never disnlava his crief ex
,.ot ,.i, i,n ino. hu, ,nt
....... ..v. ......
The nnufls are masculine: thev are
in lleuven. X. Y. Herald.
A Well-Kcpt Secret.
"They say woman can't keep a se
crtt," said Mr. Henpeck, "but "
"Well," the old bachelor , urged,
when the meek little man hesitated,
"did you ever know of a woman that
kept one?" ,
"I should say I did. My wife and
her mother fixed it all up between
themselves nearly a year before I
proposed, to have me in tho family,
nnd I don't 'spose I'd know it yet if
the old lady hadn't made a deathbed
confession." Chicago Hecord-IIerald.
Nearby Treasures.
Lucie I always give the prettiest
embroidered things I do to my moth
er. Marie That is kind and thought
ful in you.
"Yes; then I can borrow them, you
know." Detroit Free Press.
Feminine Charity.
Sylvia I sung in an amateur con
cert last week and everybody was
mevsd to tears.
rhylllls Indeed! I hsd no Ides
your roioe wss as bad as that. Chi
cago Daily News, ,
A tlAHPSJt EXrtTCa. AM. X 1 j, .r .- "
'SL, : nccorarc
"How old is ths baroness?"
"Oh, that's something thst nobody
hss yet been sble to find out!
1 "And still people ssy thst women
san't keep secrets!" Pollchlnells.
Strenuona Ufa.
' Peaceful business methods oft
Succeed where others fall: '
Yet dentists and chiropodists
Keep fighting tooth sad natt.
Chicago Dally News.
I "
1 His Worst Enemy.
"I believe statisticians say mors
men are killed in war times by beans
than bullets," remarked the thin
black cat.
' "I can believe it," responded the
white cat with one eye. "I have never
been hit yet by a revolver bullet, but
I know that boys with bean shooters
will be the death of me!" Brooklyn
Eagle.
What llroke the Encasement.
She But I would never marry a man
who loved me for my good looks.
He Of course not, dear. I never
thought of such a thing. Philadelphia
Bulletin.
The Frlneliial Thins.
"How do you like your new board
ing place? Have you a good, square
landlady?"
I guess so. She gives us good,
square meals." Chicago Tribune.
The Mala Thin.
"Did you see this? A Pennsylvania
woman stopped a fast mall train just
to ask the engineer the time of day?"
"Well, what time was it." Cleveland
riain Dealer.
An Explanation,
ne Your friend, Miss Dashway,
has quite a military air about her.
She No wonder. She has partici
pated in no fewer than 17 engage
ments. Chicago Daily News.
Won't Follow Ad vice after Paying for It
In a recent article promibeDt
physician says, "It is next to im
possible for the phyt-ician to get
his patiento to carry out prescribed
course of hygiene or. diet to the
smallest extent: ho has but On vn.
vjnamoerJain 9 iTiomacn LAret
i l&Dlete, should be employed. Their
use is not followed by constipation
as they leave the bowels in a natural
and healthy condition. For sale by
Middleburg Drug Co.
Wo id llrek the Fall.
He had been trying to skate.
"Toman," he said, ns he got up,
introduces many absurdities into
aer toilet, but now and then a man
:an see the advantage of some of the
Innovations he has been accustomed
to deride nnd condemn."
"How is that?" they nsked.
"Oh, it's n small matter," he re
plied; "a minor detail, as you might
say, but I can't help wishing that I
could wear a bustle without creating
comment." Chicago Tost.
Wanted .o Frill.
"nave you gut what they call table
fly hote dinners at this eatiu'-honse?"
asked the man in the bearskin
overcoat.
"No, sir."
"Stepping to the door, he beckoned
to somebody on the outside.
"Come in, Wlnndv," he said. "They
eat in English here." Chicago Trib
une.
Xo 4nh ul Tliur.
I have eold Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera nnd Dmrhoea Remedy for
j ears, and would rather bo out of
;oflf e and Hugar than it. I sold five
lotilea of it yesterday to threshers
that could go no further, and thev
t iire at woiK ncr!iin Hi is inoinini? H
I ire at work ni
,,- , - ---
? e'Pi x'lyinouin, untuioma. aB
Mill be seen bv tlio above the thresh
c-rs were able to keen on with their
work without lot-1 dc a Binele day's
time 5 You should keep a bottle of
t his v,medy in our home. For sale
by M'udlebuier Drug Co,
,' Secret of Her Sncceas.
Fond Mother I understand you
made quite an impression nt Mrs,
tTrmerten's nink ten yesterday. What
subject did you discuss?
'! Fair. Daughter I didn't discuss
anything, mamma; I I sat down on
n plate of cake. Chicago Daily
News. '
' . Soothing Explanation.'
H lie I hear that you have been talk
Inir about me..
i She No, indeed; I make it a point
never to sneak of my friends unless
1 can savsomcthing good of them.
and so I knve not mentioned you at
Jit ft t:am
a,"- iv-jJiio.
CANDY CATHARTIC N
ffl-fsl CCC Never ssld la bulk.
Msf fassshrwhstriuUKs ' '
CiaahH
lust at less."
Mrs. Hospitality (to Mr. Henpeck)
I want you, Mr. Henpeck, to msks
yourself perfectly at home.
Mr. Henpeck Well-er, have ths
dishes been washed? St. Louis
Globe-Democrst. .
. sVaes of ths Great.
Great Caeatr dead and turned to elsy
May stop a crack to keep the wind away;
Napoleon gone, they alia bis portrait la
To advertise a patent medicine.
Chicago Record-HeraUl.
To Be Envied.
Castleton I envy you!
Clubberly What for?
"Didn't you say you were obliged
to attend a deep .philosophical dis
cussion lasting several hours?"
"But I don't see that's anything to
envy me for."
"Well,- I've got to go to a society
function and talk about nothings
Detroit Free Press.
A Small Apprehension. -.
"I suppose they will make a lion of
you when you strike American so
ciery."
'"Well," answered the distinguished
personage who ' knows English but
slightly, "I hope they will stick to that
department of the menagerie and not
endeavor to make a monkey of me."
Washington Star.
Shocking. . A
Mr. Doubleduff I suppose you know
It is now possible to see the person
with whom you are talking over the
telephone. i r
Mrs. Doubleduff Goodness! And I
telephoned to Rev. Steenthly this
morning while my hair was in curl pa
pers! Brooklyn Eagle.
The Old, Old Tale.
Bumptious No, sir, I cannot under
stand how men allow tGemselves to be
led by the nose by their wives; and I
can assure you, sir, that I drive my
family coach.
Sharpshins That may be, but from
what I have heard your wife tells you
which way to drive. Ally Sloper.
Regular Thins with Him. '
"I was nearly overcome by gas
again," remarked the man who had
come from the suburbs. ..
"When did it occur?" t- -
"At the usual time. When the com
pany rendered its bill." Stray Sto
ries. Children as Blessings.
Good Minister And those beautiful
little ones out there with the nurse
are yours? Ah, madam, children are
among Heaven's choicest blessings.
Mrs. De Style l es, indeed. It's per
fect bliss to shop for them. N. Y.
Weekly.
. For Concentration,
Desmond If you buy this elegant
fur eoat, Dorothy, how are we ever
going to pay for il?
Dorothy Oh, Desmond, don t let s
talk about two things at once! Let's
talk sbout the coat. Life.
Told the Troth.
"What did Freddy say when you
aught him coming out of the pantry
with his hands stained red?"
"He told me the truth by saying that
he had jammed his fingers." Tit-Bits.
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Itltnr Indeed
"So this is s healthy town" inter-
togated the new arrival.
"Healthy ain't no name ror It, stran
ajer," boasted the native. "Why, wi
have only three patients in the l o
pitsL"
"Who are theyr
"Why, the .doctor, ths undertaker
snd the tombstone man. They are
there for lack of nourishment.'' Chi
cago Daily News. . ""
What's In n Name,
Tess I've, written Mame Woodby
an invitation to my tea. I suppose I
must.
Jess Yes, but you've spelled her
name "M-a-m-e." I
Tess That's so. She spells it
M-a-y-m-e,M doesn't she? ' '
Jess 0! no. She did three months
ago, but it's "M-a-i-g-h-m-e" now.
Philadelphia Fress.
The Cook Won Out.
.Yeast Don't you think arbitrating
is the safest way to settle disputes?
Crimsonbeak No; I must say that l
do not. We had some trouble with,
our cook and I went to the kitchen to
arbitrate the matter with her. Come
up to the house some time and I'll
show you what remains of the suit of
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