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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1883-03-30, Page 3r -- "aa ; - IVIaarch ,30 loo 3. . ...., .:.. -to-morrow. , by the waY. Tot' maat Bead ,him ,lit cheek I suppose I may etay here ? and I lame are angiya" '.I, before I entertain it ebottld like to have TOO HEAVY CLOTHINg.' some conversation with,yona' . as , ,, ., . ._ . • Here the 'aoor openeaa. and 'entee ' Sir, Frederic. Compton,. triumphantly, radiant, . leading the young heirase, who though * tear glietened•on her long eyelashes, looked . - • a . The Garment. o'n. i' • Me , And Wo. ; mer-A.ContratAtect, a .- CROUP ASTHMA , BRONCHITI1 NEURALGIA .. . I .. Johnson's. Ar.odyite Linimiant ExternSIUSe) Will D , ,. • whe.Gir.4y..eut, Lone Land. r " I wniader'd aione and 'afar ' 7 , 'Arl.(for-Internalfind On the ine of the-north, and my eye ' Wee caught by the blase of a titer. . Thatabot through the pitilees elcy. . , ,. , . -The coldness of death wasrbelow, The titillnese of death in the .air, • Save that over the witd Waste. of snow . . -Tim wolf pour'd his howl of deepair ; .abroad,a,nd . And stricken and WearY I trod, , , S.evce daring to gaze inte space .if . --Tilrthe pitiful mercy of God . Came faxing in tears On nay fake. .Ifornia, But the meteor had pass'd and wee gone 'whither'? In vaia' shall I seek 2 ' I stand in the dread night aione,, , . Atia_the ymee_of...nay_soul.61-tivesta.speai-00;.:.00,_063,......_..4„_.............-a-aes,--_,.-___'......a.„ But it filtersand falls back 1:Inane/Ken And dies likethe wo1f howl alar, .-;, : -without' : '. The God -lights of life are au breiten, And I am a wreck. like the eter. ' . . --0Ood Words. - ' " ' ' you pot ,00n -I fetip you have taken My breath , .., away ; yo4 yaung ladma are se emancipated nowadays : ' But yotawantxefreshrneata . I , , , will ring-.". . ' "'I ;should like a euta of tea," -returned . Miss Deasiam "We had an early dinner at .Canterbury ; Lady Charles thought it a , .,.. , samara sto have visited dozens .cif doves pass,by our own beautiful oath°. dral, eo I Bina not .at all hungry.", "Have ou:' heard anything of Sir Fred, exit, ?"! 'asked Mr. Foster; with much inter- ",Nothing .wh.e,tever eincie we.. parted in Paris. '' We heard he had gone to Norway."; " A ridiculous expedition in nay Opipion." a .. A. Mr . Foster ' s :'staapise and ' almost volition on -Ins part, - MS War settled down as an -inmate in,, -his gloomy though luxurious house - nor did her Pres. - - - • ' - Bence incommode him in any way. ' demutely•pleaeed. . . . _ . u What 1 you here, my dear air?' cried Sir' Frederic. " just : in time. . Here as your dutiful ward, and your equally,obeda r . , . .WIIIIT THEY WEIGH, ' . , , • Woman'a clothing, nowlidaye, : is too . . . ... . . .. . . inettintantanaly relieve theme ter- tibia- disease:a • and Will poeitive•ly cure num' 'Cases Oat Often. anaoarnittierathat Will save Many lives, stinefree laY naa% 'Don't tlelay atataitiat. BediteatiOn ie better thataaare. L S. ,tIONTISON & CO. Boa ' ' alas , , , ,TON, . _ 11.. ent grandson; c.onae ta, beg your: blesmiag. heavy, tae optima of the British meda ' least Neville .1 dear bey! I am •the happiest fel- cal profession, or at of part : of it. , ladies have : • • . , . int ' the Treatment low in exietence. Mita Dalviane-amy dear Marie --has deigned tofoigivetand overlook oualolrmoyima istakes,.: and'take,meaor better Mr... "Eh 1 God bless my .acAll!.my dear boy, you don't pay ,so. -Come here, my child; ' . . . _ -to Miss' 'Delvigne-" God bless yea..Bless ane,..1. thought_ you hadgonecif( to Norway at a ;tangent ;. and it's all right' now s no more mistakes?_••••• • ,, • - ! , , . , "'Ne " --fear of "anything 1 . But, my dear grand dad yeuv'e a- premise to fulfil- , You -promised that the day ',I was married to Mies Delvigne, you'd take Neville into the Sines taken. to uleters, , over ,ArAme coats, felt !,eltirts, felt : hats, • they, have : ., upontht itfilifiii i in ilius Ir. iVoe4s 4 !t 'IO The contended,.rjpdon. , weight -.LOncet is down on sealskin ,..eaeqiiee, fur., ,trt'el,neet lined dolmans and quilted silk' cieeulars., ; but these, et Bene tens, are leas able in the Matter Of .weight .the+la BelTe of -reliance the aiticlenAitialitietitibtled: ' A NeW'''YOrk 'the reporteri wa weighed' awn aft eadnese at the remarhe Made by the Dazed, ' went to sorne /3readwayehops and weighed ' the-a,rticles , named belovaswith .tlae result . appended: - : • . ITUIC8 ot Diph. , Iberia. '. • ' MaCzarteryaki,..M.D., Of Stockton, Cali- writes as followif to the London : 'During a Prolonged residence -in the interior of China I: hecaine acquainted wasahathe fact that. the Cffineee place great :during epidemics' of diplathena on -internal ffse oafreala juitai3- onitneS and he of tfruit, itself, , which they contemns In enormous quantitiea,. in every conceivable form -as lemonade, with native spirits,. cat in -slices, etosa-during of this dread- . . . . • : 4.. . '' entikt4, . : , e 03 1* 4 a' ' • •-- . ftHEUMATINE _ . . . . .: '..rscs WAY Or LIFE. . , ., ' ' The warrior frowned; and ,,pressed his temples ' Enough " he cried ." away with love -away t"-- : • . • A boy from.play by fondest kiss beguiled, ' , "Mother, I'll love thee ever i'.' spake the child. A maiden gazed into the night sky Wide- " Oh, I will_love hyn when- he • oint'isi" the sighed. , . : • , , • These three Moved on along' the way of life : , a . kfair face lured.the soldiei from his strife,- ' . upon a tomb, wee carved the sweet child's name,- The lover to the maiden never came. . .: ' --Ione Vance Cheney tit the mane century. - • a The greater of- her time Was spent . , . ,.. with her dear friead DIrs. Guy Neville. • • . • They helped -each other in waiting on and . __ petting Mr. Watson, and it mist be Cara biased, in "'Tailing Guy. They enjoyed walkin'g and shopping in .the crisp, autuni. na. _ a La 8 • they playedovei agaia their school . .....• . duets, and made Neville- laugh, with their remibiacenoes. of sehool politics. Still there Was h slight pensive depression per ' . . vading Miss Delvigne's manner strain 0. t thoughtl• that puzzled her , ., , . eaade her itheasy. .- - . - •Fred .. me. Feaseeoaarst eseeting,witli Marie was ' of triumph and laughter • to his .. . '' ful disease, with apparently most success- , bank as a partner, and, Mies" Delvigne, for friendship's saae, will fix an early day." . " Not so fast, Fied. I But, as I did say something about the miatter, and my partner has espoused your view of the metal will tell what I do. agree tia• that if on making . • . ., . . 'himself acquainted with the routine of. the business, .Captain Neville would., like :to become a bankisr ,he-sliall be a junior part- , ner, Mr: Neville Watson placinga210:000; . , , as•MattaNeaillaliforturie Mahe concirn., Eh, 2" • • • . , . .. , • * a • • • a . Up with the •curtainfor the last tableau: w,ontsn's atituksTs. ' ,. . . , , . Weight. • Sealskin - dolmans . 6, pounds ! ,Fur;litted " •. circulars. 6 • " - g-....0 giriialarmoBseaeceques " . 4 e ' ki " . Plush " ” , ti ..` ' Velvetand Moth saeque , • 6 " ••• . teaeas GAABLENTS. r , .. . . . - sa-a- -a-- - - -• - . ': • Vg•e*lat• - -Daaaaasaaretas:iili!per .. .. ., .. . .. . .. ...,... .. . . 20..poundfi • 15 .„ -Winter overcoat ' ' .. 8 . Ligater a ....ea-a...ea...a -: 6 • ' ". Suits average ' 6 " , ' a ' " : fill resnits, it hardly ever failing to effect a •laure. The , Chitiese consider it a specific,• and will, in ease of 'need, do anything to obtain a aupply. Since I have 'come back . to CalifOrnia, as also in .Louisiamt, .I have used limes and their juiced 'in 'my practiae as a Physioia;n with .most succeesful-reenIts • And in , cases of "diphtheria, ' eyed in, the most • asimuistaTiNE ' desperate, eases. AS80011 an I-takia• charge "all the •of a case of diphtherisaar order limes to he aaar•GaAl--SelatTICa, ' administered 9.. s freely its possible; in, any complaints manner the pfttiOnt Mtn be. prevailed upon to take them, espeoially in the form of hot . lemonade, sweetened with white sugar- or . WemitinlIndall ----4a-6F-10.0.eals&--86Masatkaufeaturers THE . all ills 'TAM . GREAT CUF1E , , MA co'inplaints'ef a,Rheturiatic 'is not a sovereign that flesh is heir to,',-loat RilUmaratSIVIe of Rheumatic nature: . • A:SURE CURE. . .. --7".. • . ' fr°111 1111".;. W.' S' FOR . . SM mature.. rernedy for for NE . la - - : • ' WiriCI,:'' ' - . . __,...*...._ ,... a source TEM GROWTH- 01,--A=LIEY. .„ -wardeeasaaseadeepised---Frenolrafeacheaasso- When I was a maiden of sweet Sixteen, , - Eposed ass. daughter of.,J1 Jersey dean'; • a. a wonted Bereas flannels and,Yisited tie poor. And dreamed of the glories of a bridal teur ;-- I dreamed of those glories so inceesantly • a That now 1 amain-actress:ea the fu•st degree. ' . -. . , . ' • . .•. . My,dreains*ere realized ; to town Iname, Determined society, shouldlearn mY mime ; I attenaeti, dinner -parties; routs and/Ills,- '• And spent my winters in baronial halts ;- . Ispent ray winters ,so successfully. • \ - What now I am an actress of -the first'degree.. .. • • ' a . : . -• : , . „. . . „ • . The gossips helped nie, and-Whiapeted tales, Of tender attentionsfrom the,,Prinee Of ,Wales';. Iwearao powder; end can always:blush,: . \ But somehow I csould aever ,nsake the gossme • „ hush 1 , .• _ • ' ' • ' . • -\. I failed to keep them silent so succesefully• • , .. ' That now I am an actress of the first degree. • a . . . : . . . , suddenly installed as mistress of hia.part, neeti house -a -a partner whose. force of char- .aetee made aim dobinderably the old gen,. tleman's master -met him ooeetuitater,.nasa . . . . . . . ,mii3„ Neville was, in' her favorite costume of black silkeandatinialoyed in writing once. . . . . ,, , more tia. Sir 'Frederic Compton' :and Mise s , „a._ , „ _ ' , laelvigne,,loolppg :very pale and depressed,. sat beside here pietendin.g ,to work. The stiff "stolidity- one bachelor's drawing .i•oem - • , - , , -.. . . .,-• was soinawhat toned down- by ; . • . , tion of work boxes Writing 'books, and belongings Of Mrea:Neville. • . . - . Mt Watain : was propPed in an' eadya ' . a .. . . , chair -the coanaposiare of -exhaustionrathei \than that of 'mind, stilling,his gannt, stern .. , . ., . . • race. .•. . a' - .. .- • . , -,A-stastefullyafurnislie-d sdiritag ao-cim---- fa Cap,taipariota Mr. Neville's, elegant though unassuming..villa, in the new and improving neighborhood op Notting •Hill ; the :table is spread; with, fault and .flowets; and -Sir Frederic • and Lady , Compton,. 7 and Mas Neville Whitson are tile gueits :of our:Old. , .friends. ' : . . - • • ; ' • .. . • _ . , , . , . .a a .. It is June, some six years after the,olose. of our last scene.; the perfume of mignena ee, ett and clematis domes' through the on' - e -- .-- • - . .- - -, .. . 7 .. ."'". French windows , - • ,. .. . . ..„ , The a iron gray mana'ccinsidentblygrayer' than ,yvhe1a, we •firet eave hianeholda a little lair:attired:girl Of thiee Years' onhis-ktree- , , , _____ ,.._ . a tiny graceful thing with,lustroue, beseechs. ing., dark eyes -wondrously dark, ,- to be , . . : ' -s.uit'aeheaiat .-7 . : ....... ..... .-,,,....“,-., = The ' weight of the' felt ' 816rt 414d..tb..8. lady s ulster are. not , given- here, but if we take tke :weight ef any ot tke geeaa in the : abo.veliet end add, three te five for nderclothing we shall -still find that the u . . . • - . clothes of' ft, lady, fully clad .foravalking, de ' 'not weigh , any more than sa gentlemap's• Sayre ulster alone - Still ' beta? il ' ;tithes •., . a• s , Y••• .„ .. . • mented skirts.werojoand which Weighed. fiana Etto li pounds; and a ball dress p,rita ' ' 11 '' . I '- • - -d ,t , : :masa y composed, o ssatin an, plush,. was estimated at 42 pounds. New York physi- chins, Male' said teriial&dieeredit the theory sef. -fernier y,eare that the weigliCof,ercithitig . upon the hips, is injurious and that there- :tote all clothing should be suspended from sa :Jimmy or cnit iti,slices with 'powdered white sugar.' Hesides.limejuice.(Whicti.I suppose ' A, gri°1"1", r'," lun'hamefit:aa "' :• .acits by imparting an eXCeSS of oxygen to . ' Bri:-,Wrt.'0,ap,..0\rit,,.July.ZSrlEii. edt.etb,e,raerllay •ifor. event. forma- J. N. •Snatteantana,.Esq., st, catharines. ". • 'D S -I take l' ' bearing-'teitj tion ofd 'bee altaiost a EAR ma- • p .asure in. • • : • - : : : mciesaro the effieaey,Of your Rheurnatifie. - !Tema() effect. on disease) • -..1- Prescribe ' • spnng I was completely disabled with Rhea :whatever drug maybe, indicated to „relieve . • - .- • . • .. • • tism and , tried various remedies,,bs.the, CItC.; ROL symptoms tie .thesi develop :and impart finally heard of your care., Rpm -Chased andlitilia. ' a ree _ o. es o i ,di e ee e _. a, ceaap _ ' th ' b ttl - 1 -r and t ff t d . latii strengthaabsra appropriate • ?stimulants and , a a return of the 'distant" taourislament. ' - : • • care, for i have not h • - . . • : smea • Yours truly, , .., ..., . .. • Shaving what a,Iiiring. ' . . . ' Signora Helen DeGeorge ..Ides a it, female. •• a • .SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, , barber from Smyrna,: Asia; has locatedln • ". . •• ' r ". ' ' • „ • . " ,_ . New York, Where she sliaves ladies with '. a The Ithenmatint ' Manufacturing '. tle. , string,- :She -takes one end da linen thread ' - - : . : • between her • .teeth, and a with • a- peculiar . ST. ,,CA.THARINESc ONT. accompanied y ,suc Baec saaan as e_ d b Ja_i_ - 1 k - a li plays with his Watch -basin and ' clings to him with andefinable, sympatheticlove, Vi, 10 cap inn a e or • ' h• h nothing • ' • 't t 'explain.' • the. shoulders. Inay perianis it ie eon, _ . _ _ .. _ - - - - - - -- • -- ---a•-e -e-h-s-d- ---------- ' • . .....___a____ . . . . - -- .- . a - -,- , seesaw motion of both ham 8 he rea J. 'Winer dic Co., WhOleattle kaginkte, tended, thc, hips are better able to bear tne. is paseed.oaer the surface to be denuded, , - ' • • ,.. • weight that the shoulders are pressure on-• the hair being 'caught in little loops' in the - .. 'llamilton. the tatter tends' to • cans& stooping, thud - • ,. , d t b' A• - ' thread and- snatohe out y the -roots.. . a ' I grew so famous that the alma° press Gushed colunans covet my ateafest,dress ; My beauty. was„trumpeted hroad by Faroe, . . Andthe toilet advertising people used my ;name ; •They used my name in a way so tree ' , , That now I am an actress o f, the first degree: , Now, ladies all, wherever yen inay be, - If you want to rise to the top of the tree, IFyour souls are not fettered by doniestic cares sail teaeh you how to climb Ambition's stairs ; Put your photographed fe.ze.t wh.ere every one may see,- • : - • . And you may all be actresses of .higla degree.. • ' ' "a- , • When Mr. Foster was announcedeMr.s. Neville- rose, to meet him with the...paha self .' s . ' n Of assiired' oeition 'The pe seem . an p . . .,--- 'd- . old gentlemanietabewildered at the change; . aut • the : sinsple.::good-haeeding of " Guy Nevile's wife emahatically " put 'Min in his .... . . a . a , . _ placei - ... : • - ' He bowed; and took -herahafid-witia-ari attempted,compliment, which Mae receifsed. . th • ' mile a and then •he wi an indulgents , .. 'occupied himself with his partner. But ;here he could not get rid of Ditteie ; ler.- if - ".Dear iincire,a said Dirs. Guy Neville, is looking - . . . t act' con .r mg thebreathing space- -antiana only two or three at most are , caught at a' D. V, N. t..-1.3. 1.43. , clueing Mugco . ',mplaints. But we don • t who handsomer than ever, ." we must not let you :spoil that little one SO . .„ a . . „, , , . . much . • • a. , . • The by kisie , tinseathe operation is not palatal.. She d„,,. A wEtR .1 ci . "n a , • believe in a -man ... discarding ,su.apenders; says brunettes have ,to be shaven once a 4i-466E41y iftiii-C.fracea.Y .rddi(!ersaiie Tisastriit171-. 0: and lettiag.his trousera, whose pockets are. mouth and • blondes every three' weeks.. 'Etuatista, Melee. Weighty, with keys, pocket knife, Silver • uncle only replied presphig a, Men's .beards are too stiff to be treated in • • aeeas,- on the -little -head, eitery fair. ouil of Which ' d t' la- than ' Ilth a wealth the was dearer o him an, a e wea in e : coffers of Foster az Co. - ..- . : - - • ' a My little Marie will spoil uncay by and chaage-.8,ria perhaps; if he is an Anierigan, this Way Herbusiness is growing. so rap - a .walIet or..ei pistol iielis rear hip pocket- - idly a a - a . • . • . that ta e expects to have to eon d back . depend uporthis waist the band of which • -• ' a • - - .. • a - to Asia for an...assistant. . ' he pulled tight ia7upea hialiver efother . !J 1 11 ' • ' - -. • ' , " , : LOOTi BEFORE 1011'. :IE,V. . . . •. ' ' ,. • lira. Watson wanted a paper, or a -quota- the p1•3ricesvouerilint, orany kind tion fre.nat h Masa Neville as he 'always' tertned his • by; when he ii, a weak olcamanwhiCla will atatioon, :Pompton," •he added- for since your grandfather's 'death,. Ihave felt the. business .too enalich•foi. me ; but I have a good successor. I never thought that an ex dragoon would make 'so wide awake a banker, Guy 1" ' ' ' .- ' • -.- '' ' • • " That inetamorphOse is due to, you; Mrs. .Neyille," said Sir Fredertai . "a .. ... . , . " What -a' row they are ' making," said . „ , al . , , : al Y „ . . 'tat organs. - All then'ships are.note uall • paoraitiept„ and all Calmat .60 readily' do When y,bu visit lemr 71.797eauNt;* Yoriccity, slava without ,susrenders. • . . ,, . : • - a ' baggage expressage and oarnage.'hiro and, stop There . is otie, pointa „ upon Whiche city t the. 0.Ropposite a. -AND UNION HOTEE, , Grand ; - entral Depot' Elegant .rooms, fitted tip ..at.. a- Physicians eoacur, says the Scientificalmerz- C . can, pamely, the advantage of well -Mader cost of .one mill -led -dollars, reduced to $1 and „ upwards ' per daY. :" Euroneaia. plan. Elevator ' . .. . and. well fitting . eat:tsetse a' If well boned 'Restaurant supplied with ..betit.; •Horse earl& e prevent the tightest elaxabands from stages and elevated railroads to all depots thee , , _ . ,. Pressing ia, upon tae vital patte';• but when F Tes can live better. for. less money at the GaramnidlUnion Hotel than at any other first-class. old they becohae tnjurious; as i the end of hotel n the 'city. . . - . the broken - ' - - • 0.., , 4' • 1 t OIL , _.-- IG 1 TA s V' I. ' .---,,,, , • • , ri ' ' ..h' lly' Itlfrs:,.itiantler..,. : CHAPTER XXXII. : , . ' Ths only link wanting. in tti chain Of „. happy cireunastances was the presence' ' ' - of, or aome.comniunication frem, Sir Fred "Ono Compton. - . -: ; • ; • , ' ' .. . • When he had parted :with Neville in • Paris, he was in a etate • of dea,ression and ill-humor:very unusual With him: ' He was infinitely. disgusted with , himself for. the series of blunders• by ashiab. he imagined he had lost his cause With Deliss•Delvigne:;: he was forever debating whether he should , try to forget her or race across half Europe: tO overtake ' her . in the ' Tyrol and ,try his • • ' - , . young sister•in-law With fonffrespect. ' . . • All parties; bytaiiit. emesdrit, appeared to bury the past • in• • oblivion', and. even the . future was not mentioned partly because the present was so delicious, pertlyabecalise the iron gray brother , must, not be die tuabetla a • , . • , .. . ' ' With the mental Of this hitter •persone,ge; Out storyhag not to doathouga we would fain display themaaahauthora Of course, being able to discern theta' canflicte which are (fortunately for the dignity of human nature) froth other eyes:, Neaille. Watson's; battles with himself; howeaet, would have done hine-no diseredit, and . though. gaiety Shaken. by . the contest; he aiiirtied -forth 'both. sword'. and S shields Guy, tieing to leek at a couple of ohildien, who, .with their attendants, Were making .press and some - . . , ,• a:tweed, , . , ., :, . , fItalian''''' e'er students o the tim•es penetrate tae flesh." A lady phyeipiaki, b!. Intruaag , . .. ._,_'pr in New York•Wri tee badly fittbag ' to ' the tomb of Garibaldi at 'Is:' :.- • :.1111; .„ • • . the garden ring , with shouts ,of glee - one, a large boned„ blueeyed, tawny haired hay of about five, was tollizig a:slight, active, • that corsets , .unwersites , , . 's announced' to have -been ar- ena broken produce great. suffertng, Capre.ro, i . ' among:pcior.gialia, And Dr. 'Naafi eptsae,of . ranged for the Easter holidays ., hospital liver ' • " . ,, , , : , . BEFORE -AND - AFTER ' . Eleittie• Appliances. are sent on 30 Days' Tail. - black haired imp, a year y.otingert an him,.,. h self, over and over on the grass, in site the exertions of a dignified nurse, • : . • •• • . al hOpe, they. will always be friends," " ' said Lady •Compton, -who. had grown- softer and more. sentinaental , 'game her 'marriage.' a case where ei woman as a , • _. . s . • 1-,a almenst cut .in two by • wearing skirts tight ' Mixama A.eziossaart often lack vigor.... This around her Waist; with Whip 'net doisets. .cap be teetered . by that • great brain and Men's theory of wonien's - dress, however, nerve food; -known ha aDfack's : Magnetio icine Read, tbe advertisement in an-, are . apt. to be, fauita, bectaase, not. drawn Med . ... ,, . . .. •• from , experience.. , Female , doctorsandother eolumn of to day 8 paper. . • .--....---- TO-MEN ONLY YOUNG OR OLO ; , e wno. are suffering !truck. Nauv,OuS DNImu'rE, , . LOST:VITALITY, LACIC or Nauru Ponca AIKO . stmoit, weenveareessee..atodelltheseaaliserat L ATURS.reSUIERE Rom As /LI tea PERSONA . crania CATTSE.S. li f d I te mete - Speedy re e ea comp e . . rationefIlaAmm,VmeaandatANaeopcnsancritun. graadest discovej o; tho NinetoentIrceaUtry ' . chance once more. • . .. . , Being all at • sea as to What to do with . . . . the rest Of his leave, he alined.. some acquaintances who weregoing teahave a; look at Stockholmandsome of the Nerwite ' . . ., gian fiords; .and . although' be ,had sent • to , Neville an address where letters inigbt.' 'a teach himno answer came to bus friead's , ;into. announcement of his goad fortune and hap.; - piness. ' a . ; • - - , ' -. . • , . Marie suggested that. he.; must be , cora . stantly moving about and had forgotten to ask for letters ; but she was evidentla mix- .ious for tidings of him, authgenerallyasked ' whi1e-1ns. whole' nature seemedan---aellesed and purified by the sten:nib:at thus cleared . his -moral atmosphere : ' ' a • - - ." He has. had a fe-fri rote .sharke," said cid Mr. Foster.' confidentiallye- to "'his head 'clerk ; "never knew a man go . altered 'shoeldn't be surprised new it he sank, •tt. regular' invalid., and fell ,00mpletely into the - hands acd. that little designing Frenchwoman. ., , . , . • a . Nevertheless; Neville; Watson- -slowly -gained strength ..- . a ' , - ,ailed :Some days 'after the interview we have ,,. dethribed, • aa . Miss- Deivigne and Marie . "He is tee much for your tittle fellow,. Lady ,Compton," said Nevilleelaughing, " a ee/leJ , . . Y .dd ble women- in each country are more ' • ' "whispered•the han man to likely than the' Lancet ta determine what . " Brace up, ... „ g a , 'fellow he ,Tho Bendatencofcrillas ratedriumphletfroo. A , - ' .1.- ea . VOLTAIC BEL ., MARSHALL-, MICH. - nauf4 teach hum fair phsyaa. , . : . • ' should or should not be worn. • ., the poor whose hempen, cravat -..-..... ae.... ' to . . was;aajtistin,a. " Tesait's -easy for ' • •Forever a Better stills; deaf Guy," isaid Marie slyly_" Teach • him ' to look -before he leaps V:" - . • • ' ' you A Skin of B t eau y . is a Oy '.1 Latta' from. Ireland. - -. say that was the grim reply, ," becauee DU. 1F:' FE LIX GOUIII.AVIII'S - - • -• - you're a suspetider 1" ,' ' . .. A. package,- containing sii ounces •of dsitatt- ORIENTAL CREAM • OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER .' , .ITISE • END. . . - ,. nate and addressed Lord Lieutenant a , • ' - - • . .SiaaRbbert J':Phillimore has resigned the • - Purifies as won am Beautifieu the Shin, ' Su:rings, tor Old. Age.. . No an. eel vie . o . N e d'es' that it is •se t make provision:for old age,' but we are not .at all agreed as to the kind of revision it is beet ' . - . P - ' . . ''.-.. to lay ID. Certainl we ehalawasat a • little in the allyatehob post -• ••• • . . • -: :a - . - • • " • 'Remove.o h 1.3 as . been found Judgeship of the Brutish Admiralty . uoust . • ' Tan;Piroples . The .Present Mayoi of Stigii has resolved . Mre. Langtry met with, a . :Most enthu-• ea ,F ree it I ea, •aa e; . , . , • . Meta raticisett h ' • dinner'- ' f th Siaatic reception in 'Tofontoi a She , was • re- on puns asing .. a • serviee. • or . e , , . . . ,. , . , . w ,and every after each act. ... ...,-,.• • .; e :blemish o n Town. Hall, which: he intends' presenting to ° , . • -The-Port--HopeaTimes, :alluding to •the, . „, .4, .,beatity, theCorporation.. . , ' a e' della •dtiteo:.' Timid- Porter,. duff F, / a destitute-Yrd aat --"---.-ind -"ill • h -,,0 -m n Is.; ee ea- e t •' es save tnone b all meansi.. sorry ai, , y, , a y, y , , ., . . But an old man needs j mat that •,particular • • - ' afelaally , - . 7: .1t -iii• ro o-se-d-tO-eStttblislr aan-extensivea a - ae sase.„ • flora It halt _ .. • -abSconsion,of P. ' Pd• t - t ' - -"' north f - the 'winner ; of the : 1115 000 -prize - - in.. the ,' a stood.the test drainage .. is ne In the . nor o , , e .. . , . , ; . , -a o enny, opening .e counties , . . • ..., y a of thirty County'' f Silk ; ' ' ' th.'' London Mttery says.: a Dave got• wind of , a ., . 1,years,'''and. la ' ' ' "h'r ' when letters- reached.. her husband; "la: . , . . there anything from-Sia,Feederic?" . • Meantime., Miss Delviette -besieged • ber. atiar.dianawithrsentreatiessattiabeabreught, _.,..,4Zieentetedatsith_ batik, that she might rejoice with her friends, ' But -on tins. point- Mr., Foster 'wee uncle- r aided. -, - • • ; '.; , " r ' • - - . .• ' Of course all possible . danger fronaNeville. . was over.. Yet the benign old • gentleman" ' was a: little puzzled. what Id de with- ads . war ' • She absolately.ref 'mod to return to Mies Redoubt, 'and it Was avikward and freebie,' • some to look'. for- a new . abode,' as her •minority would ternanate in• six 'months, Neville were at laticheon, Sir 'Fred.'money,'for .th• -eric Compton ' was Most • 'unexpectedly , • , a annoanceda ' . " , . • • - ' a ' ' h- '. l_f k' 1 ea t Amara • -rats a:a ea . a sass ensile. • ..... •- .- . . . • • • "Well, Mts. Natalie, I did not tet Guy's. letter till three weeks after it,was:written, • ' - • • and .thea I broke •away from • the fellows I Was with-; I longed 10 900 and,nongratalatea you al" travelled night. ahd day,. and heie I- am- ' ' ' • • " And why tae aeirce, then you go off 00 that Norwegian .efieurificitaa or,lied Neville, shaaingatheyottna.•Barcipet's. aand" With- hearty atiordialityae a a•,_,,e,,.,ai,atmews . . , kind -of, Btrength.which young men aremost ---_____„.._as ......._ . , • apt to waste Many -many a foolish youeg fellow . will throw away . on a holiday...a certain- . a • , , a • al amount of nerveu,s. energy wheals is •wi ''other- irever feel Want of be is .16.- and he - ..:h much h 11. want ' it! 'It i , t ° °W: m 9 h WI bel 8 curlew, put..true, , t at, a tt e , o c am- pagne at 20Will intensify. the rheamatasna- - ,, 1 , . .as, at threescore It is a feet that oaertasking the eY?.!' at I. t the id' of shte spe,ctecieadat .40EZy 'Irdc'eosBri'.6ta(I e We - aa- se 'f • , s ., , the detectives being alter him and.was, too t of Tipperary and Queen.e... . , ., . . _ , ___, .,, , ' 1. a . ,sci • 'harixtleett „ - Th 250- • 1 '1 ft -G 1 -Mats-week asnatPa e • gm ta who e a waY a , or.atheme,...11e_hayee_te....M.Yati_altallaa s ' , weIaslo,:it•te, his little lie ' : ' '" .- for New Hampshire are under a year's en: : . . p , and ' skipped. , , • : . , ha sure,. the Neverthelesa, as Go anaa et the world •:-. ,preparat i e a' a eaneet With mill owners there • who pay d k la a g. . . ., . . . . . 1 aseaa, 'as :is proper,* fOrevermore wasievera the devils may a .a. a:eta tapir expenses eyer. Several hundred - , . . . . , _ ,,,,, a a_ -a • 'made Accept irlsavantedath come. - • • - a . • . ' : • Seem:to. de, so the thopghts of ;the best Msa ' t. . , counter ' ' ' ' ' • • 'Mit of sinailen name. The _distinguished...Dr: Er. ‘g Private Foxasell, 55th Boder.• Regiment; minds alwaya became the . last apeman ' ea . A, Sayre' aaid•to- a !may of : he.lutut toil (a taatienip (1.- - Newry,h h Id the fift : society.. Triith is ever bona in a manger, " Ase oh lasties,ibi/l'use Mara /reennfinerld 'Gear - stationed in stre hoids y _ . .. . • . . . ., . . . ._,J, . . , , , , . '•. ' ' lap ef Ireland lately ran but at al -compensated by living till it bee awl s. cream the least harmful of all -the Ski* wiles,chatopiens 1, . , _ , . , . . , , ,. . . , , t. ,,, , 0 b ill' 11 last Et's outfi- "f Mtn - Hostievor 11001 to Drewry, a dietance , .all,fools for its ,lungdona,-,•Emeason. . . , PrTalicti, 2072 ;, • : lat.. every day.neAlS'O'rowuldre Subtile remove of nine Miles, in 48111: 82s. ' , . ' • : - ' - . • •.' A.' good story is told about 'Mazainls suusatieus hair.: without injury to thenkia., ,s :t.0' a •n- Of 'he -111 ' young rea, eer. _ ., e Is 'afc.11' g holds 8. good -tr.' ' their el: age .t,1 .,.. maxim " Waste it, reaarel call Ith, a 6 money . . no t not. ' It is the :greatest • mistake to wan. , , - s -. suppose that o .• he awsoan violation'• '.--1/ 1 • f health . - • ...,:, ... can eseape Its penalty.: - ature forgives na .. . 810' j?C) error ; she 1" te.off the ' offender for ,, ,.,...2._. Otie recent' Sabbath alig,ht One of Lord While the 'notorioug•Italiaie agitatcir Witsin ; -ham, Ms B: T,. GOURAUD, Sole prop, 48 Road Ardilabia'a bailiffs Was attacked: by. two: London he went out one day. with an Eng sal, : ao .'"'sgaie by afflar egaiffsaand -Fancy' -6IMfis Men on the bigh,way, a short distance from lish friend and bought a. lot .of rusty Old De'alerd throughout Utble 0', S., •,Camtda and the scene ;of the murder' of the Huddys "• swords and pistols.' a What On 'earth are Europe.. Also found:in .:N. Y. City, at P.. fl. e . , : . . . (I- s • left -for. dead :Hie lajuriee •: are you -going to do -With" -theml•a• -asked the' Manyn, Stern's, Ehtichs, Ridley'a and other ,ava • . . • , ,.,i , - „,.._ Fancy Goods Dealers. r.•-.. Beware ot base insits. - very dangeteus, and he is not expected to Britishers":Nothing at ail,, replied .inaz- tions..' $1,000 Reward for arrest and proof Of tear :recover. ' ' ' •• . , . • ' . - 'zini ; "-Quit when , the police bear .of my one sellaig the seine.. ' .. - ' • . - ' ' ' and be had lioped. to -get : threugh that period; with Mts. Colman liela, pa.rtly by, . , a ptolonged tear in•. the tenth- of Italy, • partly by a visit to Saratoga Lodges ... -. A new difficulty had arisen' to .vex the venerable Foster. ear. Cotenian's eldest • • Son a' young .0xopiaa, - thietitened,ta ann- such •a: fellow 2'.aaaa, .• ." Daiss ,Delvignel'', exclaiineasSir Fieda. erio, coloriag ; a I "lid. not 'eipect to.haae a • . the pleasure or seeing you heae. ' • . - If---you-prefer sit; , I'll go away,,a ehe 'retained, .with. sada' undieguised-,pettlance • : ' - - - ' e that :both -Neville • and Marie 'burst out . • fifty, ears sometimes, butabe catches him y, Pkofessor ' Charles M d Id' •LL D 11 • telegramswill be sent everywhere, . ao ona , . • . ., pure ase, - _ t71 -a -t, da-aralliat the u halament aist. a : , 8 . an . , d' howThe feels• - it when; Just-whereran just , -. ' • a week in your'own'. died inHelfast on February. 25tha Ele-wita mid not el kiag or qinfeei will Bleep quietly. town Terms and $6.P outfit. free. " Addree :13.HALLETT, dc Ce bora near Edinbarga, ia .181e, and gialu:' tonight." And the Italian chuok tea. - ' .Poitland Maine • , 1 • . , ' • ' ' ' " • CM' b h U • ' 't - - ' I 1847.h• - ' . ' ' - ' - ' a • ' ' the travelling-, paity-a a- -telt :p,abasaintera estieg . yoath, in ' single-breasted coat,- of teethetic ideaa, and picturetque piety; w'no . ' • ' ' ' ' ' wished to. eater holy owlets,. In short,. a -Most dangerous abater:M. the family combi- nation And all ibis time that preybking, , • . yet beloved, and almost revered, grandson, ., Sir Frederic Compton had chosen, to ban- ish himself into inaoceseehle regions, where . he was altogether. mit of tap eunninge; It . wae tbo contra,dictory .. Perhaps, oil the ' Whole, it . would . be as• well for Marie Del- , . vigne to return a yet it- Was trOublesOnie and costly to egad' fat' . her. He, Mr. Foe •ter, could not, expect any' •of the .Coleman party to break ,their plans and disarrange their tear for his eake. ! ' . - , . While he pondered these things in a very ' testy mood, as he sat alone after :ainnea one day about a week-sirace the doncluriion alangliitigaitaidaSia--EfefferieThiffittalarighta ening; heathen •61-a--botate explanationa -8 -" YOU must be tionsiderably.'etupefied by - ' ' • ----- • - ' r . your. Scandinavian ' rambles, my dear fel low," iatertuptecl . Neville, ..a -if, yOuditi riot know the vary most, likely . , . . Nt1S8Delvigne yeas with us.a - • . ' Sir Frederic leinglied, heeitaitedeana -then -egad : , ' , • s : , . ' ' "'Well, if I were riot afraid taiiitaaeo, per- , .., .. ., , • . ' hatatI did." • , , • , ..., • - a • ' . a How did you•like Sweden'?" oaelfea.Miss , Dervigneaqiiickla.a. and ,aftea ealittle vague talk she left tae room . a ., . • .. ' " " Ata, Neville" cried Sir Fiedetiose",what an unlacka fellow I am! you -See she can'tbear me, ancl.ILI am wild • about " her. ' . Isn't it too bad?' and •I protest there vire lots Of girls would, think Me •8 ,fiide young • man oinough,". be coacludedewith 'a, ruefulaitand.". t. Save u forold-but save know- met' • . P. , . . age . • ledge ; .8ave the . recollection of, good and a e a ated 111 urg ., niverta y. n , ... 8 ysztffialza nits , . . , , . w all) • . . • , , . - ,• PC de 3-- • t I" ' '' ' ' and' tire no, e e ocen easu,ree p tnnfriendsfind .. _. other' Orietital lanuguages iu. Edinburgh 2 a -"'"'''•aZ-7/W-Aat WEI-Eat* %,-71Z-'6"aassaa. • ' a ea , ,p . thoughtssave s' save Mae. 'Savea ' rich.stores• of. that -kind of 'wealth waich . ,.'-r? time eaamo. aminis ; nor, e: ' 6 il' ' 'h ' : : death tak ' awayof, , .aaa University; Which, chair - he resigned in • .1 1848 I 1840 ' • ' t d Professor' , n • : Oe was -appeal e , Latin- in„,Queen'eCollege, BeHalfwit, and in , e was tams erre th ',"P .11 ' ' •• 1.1 t f d to e o owing P ' v „It, era a I ,,,,,,a , e) , . Id a . , . a ..• a...a...as...a ,• . , • ' ' ' Tree Salvation A.rsity trorce. . , ,. ' - . • ' , , . . Aascene at taSalvation Army ineetina in Canada is thus officially' reported One year , , •the Greek' chair, which he filled! until 1877-8; When, in ' consequande 'of bliradaess., . he reeigneda ' ' . ' s • ' '- .a. '..-a , EnclOrsecIby the 'Pam -mu acataama orafirecarat , : , , ,. . .. , . „ FOR .INFLAMMATION OF THE URINARY ORGANS. / cansed,by IndiscratiOn at Exposere. Hotel Dieu . •• ... . , . . ' brdther says a Malriends, I have been con. verted foar. years.but On , ' self - examination. tanight I .fieva there is soitiething Wrong iii the rigging. (Shot from . a" sister) ; Try .if it is. not lower down than the . rigging., , (Another elioto.) 'Try .under, the hatchet's, the heart The brother says, pray . for 'me, atha_ y friendee----All-kneelassonds-PraYssa-lairde put his tiagiug rigat ; -another, Lord search . at. illarryi gni wit:Deceased. Wile's Sler a • . • _, , • . .. . . • . - •. • ' • •• The pyaboters- of : the :marriage'. with 'a' • deceased Wife'e Salter movement are. about : to present '. to • Mr. Gladstone -, an album 7 beautifully boiled, .in which' :th,ea have , placed all the information desirable for the . --Brinae-aaialsteisee--theasubjseteaancluaiega k• that of the'attittidebf the Liberal party un tI. ' 61 ' 7 ..,,- -c. ,4 ,aa •-a: ,1 ,a.,, A b,' IP 4 ltil ,,,,k, f-4 A , . ,'‘zgy, 4 ,51 ,- !,;. . -_,...:... 3.,es,,,-. . , . . , .. , HOSpitttl, -Paris, .Tmatment. Positive. Cure .in • . . • one- to 'three days: ,Local. Treatment, only ' . requir' ed.„ ' N'Zriiii'ffeliiie "'doses .of Cubebs or Copaiba. , .. , • , . . INPALTA:13E, Illrot.SNIC, CT:TRAMS,. PIIIIVENTivig ' Pr1ce81.50,Inclucling Binh ,Syringe. Sold by .„ Druggists, or sent i'ree by inail.. securely .sealed OE receipt of price;, Descriptive Treaties. free . AOplication -AMERIP AN AGENTS " 03" iaBDI CLNE CO., 'Windsor,' Out, Sold,by all Druggists of our raer-ahapter,• tiis. meditations were . interrupted. ba taloniapealhathe Inapt door belle. which was. followed, - after a ' few. , tranutee, by the opening of the dining -room door and the announcement .by the solemn butler, of "Mies Delvigniaa -. ' Mr. roster started to his feet as his ward entered; his promident feeling Was relief , , that his doubts and. hesitation ,were, chile . brought to an end. ' . .,' ' , : . . "Thus is ,quite • an • unexpected ,pleasure, my dear 1 really eatotaialaing 1. • Why, how in the world have yea. hitapaged; eh, 8,nd Mrs. Coleman,, did the come with yeti?". " " No replied Miss- D,elvigrie, beginning to unfasten her iraaelliag.cloak, and smiling at her guardian's bewilderinent. She wae looking .pale and 'worn, but seemed very composed and at her :ealfe. - tallo. •Thave come With ' some . very 'pleasant 'English., lb, ' 1.l. , people whom we have been traye ing atid-malting-exmireiontaa_Loadaandsilady .ot laugh. .." Do you thunk Mrs. Neaille, the - will evercome round?" . ' . -,• , ' " Oh l I' would not offer an (Opinion," , "returned, ala,rie, demurely. •." Why do yon not,,ask her yourself?" • .. • " Bo I did once.- ' YetastaY 1 No I did'nte . - 1 said. she Dallst be disgusted with me, or. sornething to that effeet, and ithe . did. not . contradict me." • • '• .a. : - . ' . ‘‘ Pooh, man," Cried 'Neville a "aorat be. eo easily pat ,off r . GO now 'I date .say she is in, the drawing-rodna alone. Ask her straightforward, and piat an endioalluncera tainties". .. - ' ' " • '.-. ', ' as - ' , . "It's a tremendous effort -eh ? , Give. me. the, sherry!" ' ' . - ' - • ... - • Efe drained a baisaper,eitelaiming, "Heaeat suacessi" and hastily left the. roord.. . , " 1 trust it will all • go .right," ifaid Mre. Neville to her husband, analously ; " but elle s a 1 e.peou mr. . .- • - 1 . nu . r " ' - . • ' asalitaterything-goesright-notialareplied. his • heart ' and .put him • right :under the hatches awhile; a Load ' serape regard to it. Mr.. tidstOxiiii is 1014 of all : N'----.........._ the Liberal assooiations who have approved a •-a-----a " • • 1 .thircl.prayed , , . hirakeel; if he don't sail well; after that he can't blanie the Lead or. his mate, ' either." -. . - - ------'••---sss. -- - • . . i: . it,. and, finally, isreferred to. his cown . speeches on the subject Some of the bishops are reported to have reeeminended , . • i ao s g' .1%, J '4. + - t ' ' t li .. a . , 'forms . It is said b ' those WIM leave made tbena • 7' . . d ' t .' th t selves acquainted with goo scene y, a fewer ladies than civet before euffer f toni form:f heart• 'cl. • any o. iseatsp, I . And the severer of INDIGESTIots. their clergy to paeach against the measure, , a !taa_aa) small pamphlet OD the above mot distressing , , while the Nonconfornsist alergy will -preach ! Maladies and -their coMplote cures Post pfree, - a . , a.a. , • ... ., , . centi inetanaps. Isy- ...R. "KING, Ea., STAFF for it. 'elm struggie ;promises, , to be un- : FOR , TEE. ' • RCEGEON, ROYAL NAVY, I'N9.?.,_/_,N33,,, Usually hot tais. year. ' . ' , , G BOX 3.ili. , ... _ . • By ORGANS APPlY t9 ItICII4alg"wkri Letitia at•NT '• KIDNE1S RER AK0 101111t 0 ,_,:.... , : ' 'children's . -, :. . .. . -asOne of thegems of a enter- tainrneat at Providence wasthe appearance cif:three performers of the mature age of 3 4' years who a earecl as ' toadstools and , PP , .. . , . With ip It isbot a luck word, this earnei•mpoissia•1 '. ' '. : ' . J.Q.. on ail i' rya ble; gaod comes to thase that have' it so' . TELE BEST BLOOD Jr u It ao,ErC It• watoter, Made EaS'y often in tlieir mouths; ' ' : ' • ' '' ' ' • • ' '• • '' ' •• : • The New -improved' . There. is only one way •by which any aISCRSO can a , Mr• G R.o:ss Maerry'. bwehnaitie!vedr, abte' s ' ," IIGNARCH LIGHTNING rgermcaotv-innage harg'h Academy bhye a surprising natuattruees.' of ettect an lagenio,ua costume.' They recited the -fol. 'lowing poem.: • . a Three little toadttools, don't You' see - Just.aa tunnin as we ectribe.... , . . , ere 3. we comee on, ' -*I al ' from? ay a 't know ' .., .Ed.iT• dtichael, acauuhseo-r- Itats been appointed, Rector. of the. Dundee, Iatnmd ayh- 1 ities of the day declare that pearly eyery•diaeaseeAllasr__„_447'7" Is thaehanpeit' and besi Hugh School at, a 'salary of £600 per annum., is caused by deranged.kidnov s or livei, To rester a "sstimJitams, A tor sixteen, years 01 ' ' . ' ' these therefore .tho only way, hi, which :health r s .., toe- can savt logsflast madam • Professor Swing, in a recent sermon to, ,>- , , e -n be Secured Here is where. Watfiner",,, Salo t,-- ... . ...• . Neat art test trial,' sem , ilurc as ac levet i e gre p . . , ostal: for Illoatratect CatalOgue 'contalnit. teatime*. 'hie Claidago co ' ' ' n ' a ' fi ' 'h'' '' 1 't ' at re utation 'It aCts , _ _ , , , ngregation, • said : . a: T a Chureth of this' century is better than thel 1 kand. VIII particulars. .a.ccnivirs wA.NTEEID. dhectiy,: upon the kidneys and livoi and by p ac- arotafirkaaing.Saw Co..163 Esuidelph St..chioasta • • - • ing theMt• 311 a healthy condition drives disease, . ., . , , , '012,uaoh_,Lot_tha_pritnitiveaChrietaans,...and • _:_t,i_Pree's.froin do aa_me_place violets_grow. ' - What' are weaload for? Just tekeep 1. itain.froin the mosses when day e'eep. , - Whore are we going? ,Ola, nay soul .• . " Wid all de flowers in a groat bug bole • .. . ----An extraordinary ,healtaaaure conies froth GilroYaCal. A tantidtha of, that phase, , ... , whose constitution, had been hurt . by too much devotion to the .piebe ai,,,,c1 tile -pallet, bag, was indueed, by. her mother to eagage , in ,hunting. equirrela; the reward offered , .. , , _ - - -a , .i dlarintln=rsystena-r-4'or-all-Iiittner-Liver, perhaps the moral'laye of 'Cliriet .te. .better : and Urinary tibubles;i, fgaPtill9ad:nrcrfnlialsidei:i understood notathap .it was on the banks, orders, of, Women; . a .,, . ioafiramodyaana aa of the Jordan." • . ,. , teoubies generatty. tist g f postore. imitatiOns and . t ' cl • week -At a recent dinnekat the Maneion . .coecootio s said to be jus RR goo... , , : ' ' ' ' - ' ' betas -ask for Warner's: Sato...51.11t- Storxt• _House, in, Lon,don, three foreign Consule ror Pas, , .; . : , ..--. , , - , - were present, vshomtbe Lord Mayorwiehed 67411.1T lid' lora and.of ,., . ea , . to honor hy,drinkingtheir healtha. Ile ao-' or.sa e ra- troubles. cerdingly : dirdoterl , the .. ster to toastmaster f 0. IL WARNIGH elk CO, than . • . announce the health of the three padserit • ' -. , :, .. : y ' London E0...- Ont • Rochester .a.• .;.,- go 55o Consuls. He, however, rniataking . the To.rante, .. , . .. . a... le'4,111-fill-at- IQ- 0,Uffil 1 bT TEI-tES TIN•Gt . , , .... , • , , , , d f Frcira Morning to , morning an , rom 'to Week THE.SUN prints a 'continued : : . , , of the lives.oLreal men and women s . . . .., . a. . , their deeds plans loves nates ana This 'story is more interestint , any romance • that., was ever' deVised , P , • , - - a month, or 86.50 a year; • Sunday. p , Charles St. Sohn. , They'. were - suddenly recalled to London, and , as you had never answered my last letter, I toOk silenee for ,coneeht, and started.. With tallith. Mrs. Coleman had left be ter a :day or; tWo to aisit Renee shrine for ',place- cof pilgrimage • wttit her son. • He is' treznendanslyaingh- church, gait° in the steeple,: so.I.just took nay ow.n eonsentand'here I ana.". • . " But where -did you •find funds for ,s0 long and expeasive aajoatney?" 'flaked Mr. Foster . stillovcii ere . . • , . ' - - . "Oh' I Lord Oharlea, paid everything, and Neville foadla....---- . . • . .. , , . ' '• • Seine - half an hoar aftet ,lire Foster atrived to see Mr. Watson, 'aade-having exchanged ' salutations with 'Captain and Mrs, Neville, expeeseed a wish to speak to, the fornatia bn hie descent' frOm liis par,t, • . ner'a rOom. Marie and Neville -therefore, waited • very patientty; and at length .the . old gentlnian game in with a portentous expreasion. ,of eountenano,e, and began an , . , , harangue. somewhat solemnly: ; _„ . "Captain Neville,'your brother has. been , making a proposition to me, about which, being 10 cents each scalp. ,Laift.week he slaughtered. 85. squiriete and, the , outdoor exerciae demanded 18 restoring her health. wordse-gave out the followipg,l. a The Lord 'Mayor drinks the health oE the ,3. per cents OititsOli.'''' ' . 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