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Im the tea-tablo Hattie was intro, but I fear you would be ashazhed of
i dated to Mrs. 1,'niory, -whose long, me in my little bedroom,"
Yearning look fairly entered tier soul, "No, no, now that I know you, T
It Feeiued aq if in Mattie she sought woulthl't he ashamed of you any
to find some favorite reseatbla nce, so whero. 1'11 go to the tindery to
• eagerly did site scam her face Lind see you, it Mr. W. --• will pertuit vis-
,
form, She said: ,
iters tltei•e.
"'l ha -o heard so touch of you, And Lizzie loot ed appooling at
• and seen such talent exhibited in bins,
your drawings, Miss Butler, that I "I su,•oly shall ever be glad to
felt tics if I could not sleep till I had -Be you at the bindery, end Aliss
-seen you. DO not think :me iutpertt- Battle will not be chided for any
'trent or intrusive. Toto look so good, time she spends with you, either here
.-so pure, so gentle, I know you will or utero, nor will her satlory be les -
forgive me." sened."'
'•I am sure there is nothing to for- ""Oh, you good soul! .Frank al -
give, I was only too happy to come ' ways $aid you were one of nature',
-when they told me yoga were partially noblemen," cried the impulsive girl,
..an invalid, and I could do you good " I thank Frank for his good
by coming." words," said air. NV—, laughing, yet
Bless you, dear childl bless you blushhtg at the sante time.
for it! After tea we will look at The doctor came down
.:your drawings; there is one especially - .
I -wish to know all about." Just before Hattie started,
Nothing more of any interest alas and said Mrs. Emery was better, but
r.t3aid until 'tea -was over, .and then very -weal.. She begged that Miss
they all adjourned to the library. to • theButler would cause unci see her en
'look over the drawings, the afternoon of to -morrow, -when
"Whose picture Js-this?—or is it a silo hoped she would be well., at
fancy sketch instead of a portrait?" : least able to sit tip and receive her.
asked Mrs. Eulory of Tiattie, laying She was much afflicted with ilio pal-
.-asked
finger on the ]lead of a young potation of tha. heart, and this no -w
.-girl that was spoken of before in this followed her fainting spell.
-story. Tfattttc, told by Alr, 1V— that she
"That? �ih}, it is the portrait of could have -all the time she wished,
Little Jessie Albemarle," said Hat- sent word to Alrs. Ptnary that she
would come, and now, escorted by
tie' Frank, Lizzle and their father, site
A• deathly pallor came quicker than -went down to the carriage, Dir. N-
-thought over Mrs, l:anory's face, She
gasped out, ",Iesnio Albemarle!" and accompanied, far he was to see her
'sainted. safely to her boardinghouse, and
then ride Immo in the carriage.
A ]rind good -night from all of the
CIIAPTIU1 SZII. Legares -went with the poor working -
girl, and it seemed as if they really
A scream of terror broke from regarded,her visit as a favor, though.
I,fzzio's lips when she saw her aunt through the sudden illness of Mrs.
'fall back fainting, but she slid not Lmory it had turned out sadly.
know the cause. Neither did Frank lir. WV -vas silent and thoughtful
or Mr. Let;are. Not even had Mr. during the brief time taken by the
•%v—, who sat talking -with Frank, swift horses to draw the carriage to
,heard her repeat the name: "Jessie Miss Scrtmp'g door. Without a
Albemarle." doubt,. his mine] was upon the - letter
Only Hattie Butler had heard it, then in Hattie's pocket, and -what
.and seen that her agitation cont- ndglil: be her answer.
wenced only when told who the litre- . She was thinking of Mrs. Emory,
ness had been taken front, and and -vltat had caused her sudden pal -
though a. lightning flash could not for and terrible agitation, resulting
•have passed quicker than a certain in a swoon at the mere mention of
thought crossed her mind, she the name of poor little Jessie Albo-
-dare not latter it then or there, tnarle. Could it be that a brighter
•'Quick, some -water!" she cried, future was about to dawn for the
retaining her presence of nsi.nd Iter- poor little bound girl? ,
•fectly, as she held the head of the Ten strokes of the great clock bell
swooning lady on her bosons, "and on 14t, Paul's, echoed all over, the
But -
.some cologne —hartshorn — am_ city by other clocks, told Hattie But• -
•thing pungent. She has fatintecl!" ler that the hour for closing leas up,
"Frank, run for our fatuily doc- just ars the carriage. stY.opped.in front
tor, quick! He lives but a ]flock: of bliss Scrimp's door.
away. Go yourself—don't sone] a ilattte slid not know that Miss
sorwantl" cried Mr. Legare, and lie Scrimp had been waiting and 'watch -
Ing to get floc] -water from a Ing at that door for almost an hour,
pitcher in the room, while Lizzie ran peeping through closed,
elle crack, for it -vas
not quite closed, to see hero and
-to her room after cologne and am- "with whom. she -would return. But
znonla. this was a fact. Anel when the street
But the mvoon seemed so death- launp close by• shone on the grand
Nce that Hattie was alarmed. She carriage and noble horses. with their
began to fear that it -vas death. gold -mounted harness, Hiss Scrimp
tSlte force a little water between the saw, with envy rankling in her heart,
-white lips, and bathed the good the tall footman leap down and open
'lady's temples -with cologne, 'while the carriage door, and Dir: W—, even
by her directions Lizzie put amtu0- - him on -whom she had bent her long-
mia on her handkerchief and hold it ing thoughts, hand 11 -attic Butler out
under her nostrils. with Ills -gloved hands, as daintily as
When the doctor arrived, in less if she were a princess and he a lord
than `ten minutes, these active efforts in -waiting.
had barely produced a tremulous sign There -vas . a courteous "good -
of life. night" passed between Tiattie and her
"Lot her be conveyed instantly to escort, then he sprang into the car -
:bed!" was the doctor's first order. riage, and it was, driven off. -while
"It is one of her old nervous spasms, Hattio ran ligh't'ly up the old stone
:and they grow dangerous. She must stops in front of t'hu house and ' laid
remain perfectly quiet, free from all her hand oft the bell -pull.
-excitement, -ellen she is restored to "Oh, you needn't yank at that
consciousness. She will soon come belll" cried ills% Scrimp, throwing
to, The color is coming back to her the door open, "It's after hours, but
-cheeks." a I 'was up. and a-waitin' for youl"
Mrs. Lmory was carried to,a cham- ""You dict not have to watt long,
ber on the same floor, and Lizzie and Driss Scrimp. 'got half the city clocks
�ilatt'ie prepared her for rest, not ail- are yet done striking -ton. I may be
! thirty seconds late by the City
1lowiug a servant to came near, and •
then Hattie, fearing that she would Hallf"
be questioned by the invalid, before Long enough, in a chilly night
fothers, when It might net really be like this. where have you been?
g You have no right to ask, Miss
the w]4h of Mrs. Lmory, expres-V11 Scrimp. But having nothing to Ion-
a %visit to go house, saying she would coal, I will reply—to Mr. Legares,
conte again should Airs. Buaory tic- on Fifth gvenue."
Isire it. She would not reach her Sakes alive. What did them grand
boarding-house, its it was, touch be- folks -want of you?"
+1 Sore ten o'clock, " To take tea with 'them, and to
p "Yolt'fk conte to�eee me again, will purchase a four drawings of mine for
(you not, dcaLr? For I do love you a thousand dollars!" said Hattie,
x01" said lAzzle. when. Dir, Lehare -well kno-vin� this last stroke -would
`ordered his carriage to the door to almost annihilate Atiss Scrimp.
{ take Mattie to her boarding-house. tit. r
GGG a..es alive! 'You're jok-
Yes—1 hope so, I -wish I had a ingl" screamed Miss Scrimp,
ii't Placo to receive e Four . visits in, snateliing tip the hand lamp she lead
- left on the hall table.
Any Lady Can Use l toes that look like a jolio?" ask -
Drs Chase's Ointment ed Hattie, and she placed the thous-
and -dollar check which Air. Lob are
had handed her after tea, right un -
It is Antfaserrtit, Clenurtina and Heal. dor Miss Scrimp's cross-eyes.
info—Beautifies the Slavin and Cures '"Mercy on tilel You'll never 90
Phliples, Blaelcheatds and Irritat. to the bindery no more, will you?
Odd It0hing Skin. "Yes, x shall go there to my work
There is no single preparation you in tlto tnornitll;, just as I always
can name that Is more useful in the do," said Ilattic, and she was Off
Moine tnan Dr. ChasLo's Ointment, and ftp stairs before Aliss Scrimp could
it Is so clean, refliued and creamy, that ask another ques'ti0n,
It deserves a place In every ladies, ""well, Weill wonders Will never
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toilet.
stop a-comin't" ejaculated Aliss
It is a dellghtfu: applleation for Scrimp, "`If I haldn't seen her go in
!cough, red skin. pimples, +blackheads ilio ca`criag+e, and seen Air. 1V— help
ly
An
d
ch> raped lips atand hands burn her but, I wouldn't have believed
bruises and wounds of all kinds. my 'eyes, Ono 'thousmid dol;ars-•••-in
During the hot weather Dr. Chase's areal check, too—I knew It ns soots
Ointment is in constant demand for an 1: saw it. Aren't I dreautin'?"
f chafing' and scalding, fleshy people es- She actually bit her finger to see
pecidIly, finding• it invaluable. Moth if sho ryas arvako or not.
ers use it for their babies, as it does
not clots; the pores of the stein like pow- Then she sighed.
dere do. "It's Suck. Some people are a$.
Then it must be remembered that be.- ways ltnvin' luok," she said. "Hot*
aides bean ; a skin b"at.t111er,Dr. Chases have I been La-tuatkin' and ams ]vin,'
Ointment has wonderful Inedleinal a scrimpin' and a-studyfn' all the
qualities, thoroughly c�uring each and ti"no for forty years or more, unci I
every .form of Rvvema, Salt Rhoum,
Baby Eezem:t, Scald Sianel and Itchin1~ haven't had a bit, o' luck. It'll all
skin I3ieaoum Slaty cents rt box, rill been hard, attupid work. .Knot ik at
!dealers, or post!iald frail l:dmanaon, baby -faced thing will jumi't rb,itt in.
sates & Company► Torcnt1. tort fortune, I'll bet, and like ,t4 not
warry t1la.t huuldsolne hook -ii,
.-._.,..�.,.�r
tinn right tiefnre ln%' face an.. eyes.
t
st..ttil
raiso
tlint her answer utast pair* tm ww:u::
CURE FOR > ,FI1..EF1 . Now is thhu'19ua0 toTro" r"etaas00 W
lakcfl alive!' it al101:PFl il1L4 to 1111ak
,f It. It I wasn't alfrtlld of -rbni
a heart.
Then she knelt again fit elleai� I
-Speaking of crops sting 1>0 snl lrup 5�
i rufwtttuy x haysr itl,s I.xllarfgtenrr clttestinu of protAathig l�stt agrlita�l
,light happen I'd 1 '0'1 her t,.+: ,
g , I t.tv
irayer. rentL as she over diel, a chs
1 p' '
ter in the revealed wore] of floc], ant;
1140r ly
7l;atlralyf+uaaarafui,
Atta ouka by wee Al. " 19'ow l• twits VilmtQ,
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Or her- 1.. � nal Ill t
4 l '1'
r t t. 1'11 I t.t i I
-)ten lay dnu-•n to tits rest which itr••
Carl. r , P
>rrntltale, Ill., Aug. l�.•-<�ltt rsa rip- pays prof. Toocllhead, "Jnirt lt�s
iu,, or * o..,ok .... . . .... ..... , • ,..
t-a,ulit ..,laic] -,'IJI ...y ,.:..a., th .�
noernce alone can enjoy -«- that
quirt. drna finless rest which gives naso•
peared In the columna of the Chronicle
several weeks ago a completo history are being thraalletl, to gnftrditglailutt>:b1
ought to i.e. in la ►a. r a o, U 11, u
life. to the body and to the soul.
of the discovery by Prof. George 1I. evil. A large civaxtit•y^ of peas can big,
hot a. si,tiaral 40• V. a thief in
And thus we will leave her, tivhlle
krelhoh-of .5'outhern 111]rlals State Nor- treated at one time, and at very' littl*,
L CUrni'r a --t uI11u' for , her,
for a time and for a reason we fly
cause's epiLr'ItY of the parasite that a*l1t'nse. If thara Art), $447, 100 l7,eul46
ce that
Dtus ,t asthu is 111-d td�,llt+rs,as►ncl x110 10
far awnv on the swift wings of fancy
to different �— a far dI trent scene.
series of; nvestI9aLiq ii aovcrin tt all in a bin, these can till be tt;eatsd together
g
on her hoard, and mala her
a
sections of the count r in this way: Buy a otie- "iud bottle of
' Y has Ston in 3 � po.
Comic dulwn, too. Calle crow] atir 14,
01TAPT1,11 i XXIV.
progress In. an attempt tat Sind a ours t+prboth bi-sulphide uud placethe salients
that wouldapply to etts'll cultsed by
lad $he shall."
with a severe sin in t11G back. 1
P
In nit ordinary wtaslh, baidu, and set the
tho parasite. .gout l�.cntucky, Aflohl-
Alts Iicritnfi sold this 'ehetnantiy,
ind then shuffled up stairs to ]ler
Not in all California -•-• not even in
>1an, Indiana r.nd the caast pationts basin on top of the Frain. Cover the
Ales9rs: 13ttg, but whether the rain
the grandly glorious valley among
have been. treated by physlaiang•ahong whale with an oil cloth, or two or three
. it room.
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the cliff's and gorges of the famed
Prof. I xenolt s lino of Investigation , thioknesses of blaaukets, The Carbon bi-
C11APTL11 XXITl,
Yosemite, can be found a wildeir
with the result: that a temporary rem- sulphide will evaporate, and the tulles,
edY Was compounded.
scene than that exhibited where the
Feather River breaks In furious hasto
Recently' a Miss Crane of Tamaroa, being heavier thaw air,. will penetrate
All was still in the house when
through an awful chasm in the Sierra
s stor of uno alumnus of the school, who through the pens. Three or four days
Hattie eltnibed up those long and
dreary stairs, for tired 'trorlcinbr girls
Nevada. A friend, a dear friend, who,
had suffered for thirteen: yours with later repeat ilio treatlneuk, tamakestlxe:
tlil disease, began the treatment and
i + t
a to steel) early sleep soundly. uU •.
!L d 6 CC s
b 1 ,tn i
nibled there for years, has described
it over and over, and talked. to mo
ha., Rut, above all things, be careful to ]lave.
h now c
:reached such O
as s h a tot that :a
the no light or fire (not conn a noalr,
1'licy Jsnow the day must not dawn
e
their
tto ilaborllbe-
about it till I can hear the eternal
rocurrenae of i pipe)
maer lady is; considered
is, e.
and vhas
Le up, washon
, at,�and oil
roar of the white waters, feel the
very cliffs shako with the dizzy dash
c lenrer here general healthind
injas ury is done the pe , even t P*
Surprilsed 1 filly Is to t e p as, ar n f. Alt; n
her
fore the sun from its eastern up -lift
gilds the city spires•
and whirl of its cataracts — look
even, family,
Prof, Trench .said; to -day: "I cion- f'eceing standpoint, and no harm will be'
Hattie entered her room, set her
down on the eddies where gold,
uvashed from the veins above which
cider the. case of Miss Crane a>, remark- done by au overdose. By treating no'r
able
lamp alight, took off her things, and
may nevercheddby(mortal
cure. I have the remedy and the i,usccts are caught before they leaven
treatment nearly completed, and.
sat down by her bedside to think.
aha took the letter from her pocket
a cumulating
beenit
when the peas. If treatment isnot ,given now
is I shall glacity •giv<(it t(v, itio world
Air. 1V— illi given her aft the
turies.
While our fair heroine was sleeping,
a half to a third of the insects will es -
—both the medical profession and lay-
mon alike. The people itref entitled to cape and find lodgement about the barn',,
bindcry, and put it down on the
bindery,
table, unopened, and there it lay for
taking the rest which nature needed,
in a shall log cabin on a little shelf
my discovery." suet be read for business in
y spring. If
full a quarter of an hour, whLW she
of rock and ground aunt above where
a alta]] quantity o p ,
q y f peas is to be treated
was lo.,t In her meditation.
the Feather River broke in wild
It is funny a stutterer never say 10 or 10 bushels, it would be well tot
And yet men say a woman] is made
up of curiosity. And that is all men
grandeur through the gorge, before a
,that
'stutters wbem he attempts to swear. put thein in an air tight box, and use a,
know abaft it. ')'hoy can say so, but
fire made from ilie limbs of trees
7.TIfe people of Ontario Write more quarter to a half a pound of the carbon
it doocn't make it so.
ca• t on shore by. the torrent in a
Ictters than those of the rest of Can- bi-staphidE, Two or three neighbors
At last silo tools up the letter,
ut hirling eddy just bolos-•, a young,
a'dA• -night club together and get enough for -
looked again at her name written itt
a bold, handsome hand on a business
man sat, -with a -year, look on his
line, intellectual face, looking into
all of them." •
No matter how good a checker
envelope of the firm, and then site
the fire.
player a man is, he -won't adm].t than
broke the goal.
ThL, color carne and went in her
Mining tools—cu pick, shovels,
crowbars, and hose — crucibles also,People
)to plays much. ,
DRr A. W. CRASE S 250W
fall, sho-vin'' sur rise, a stationand
b P g
empty and full flaslrs cif quiekstiver'
y
suwho bub twhe CtheyCn lit -
CATARRH CURE . r■
even pain, while she read it. That we
with many other signs, told that
ways ore surprised when they start --
to school and "*et unmercifully is sent direct to thegdlseasgd'
gttyecl,
clay understand her feelings it May
be as well to give the letter place
this man, young and slender, and
not well fitted for toil, was a search-
p parts by the Improved Blower.
Heals
Every worn= hats nooks and cor- s ages sulcers,
opsd opph" gainI
here. .It ran thus:
-Miss
er fc r the gold with -which 'those
ners About the house in Which to tilde throat and permanantir cures
Battle—r feel embarrassed,
hardly, knowing how to frame words
eternal hills, that rushing stream, are
things that her husband can never CatarrhandRarFever. Blower
find. 44!pfree. All dealers, or Ar. A. W. Chau
to express a desire, a lupe, and a
I
literally stocked.
Fishing -rocs. told tackle, a double -
l
Meettatae Co., Toronto and Bnala
fear.
barrclecl shotgun, and a repeating -
"The desire is, injall sincerity, hon-
rifle stood in one corner of the cabin,
or, truth, and tenderness, to possess
showing that in the -eater and
•'
you as my -wife—the holiest relation-
among the hills the young maul
ship known on earth.
prepared to find the food -vitich Js
"The hope is that you will listen
so plentiful there, and was not de-
to and reciprocate a love -which I
pendent on the far -i-way stores of
believe to be pure and unselfish — a
Oroville.- Alarysville, or Sacramento,15
I
louse based oil your merits rather
than yojai+• transcendent beauty — a
love, wliicli, though fervent, will be.,
from -which many of the miners drew
supplies.
"Though this man was young—not
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• • i � • ���9a q
I aim sure, lasting as my life.
over five -and -twenty years of age —�a
LYi t>.S
"A fear that I ate not -worthy of
there was a -weary look in his pale,
" +
the boon I ask ••— your love and
handsome face, --'hied made hint look
c'
hand — or, alas for me if it prove
older. Light -brown hair curled in
so, that young as you are, some
one else has already gained the heart
-which I would give worlds, -were
heavy musses on his shapely head
and fell far clown on his shoulders,
and his beard, a soft, silken brown,����
'
• ss'
ad
they mine, to claim as my ourn, all
not heavy. ]nit long. told that no
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my own.
tonsorlal hand. ]rad tomlied it for
"Can you respond favorably to
many months.
this petition? I ask no speedy an-
.,.t will I e tit ea gars to--nor-
swer. I will press�rno unwelcome
suit, Conte and go, s you always
row." h:• slid. "'Three years to -
iiu rro-w s'n^e 1 looke 1 upon her in
?
A Good
do, bringing brightnest -when I see
leaving in but
her glorious ]-ride and beauty—three
i p�
you, it void nay lyes,
-ears to-uu+cru-^ sen"e the hour -rh,,tl,
fS
not in my heart, as you pass out,
madly Ws:racer, ll my own folly
and when Jou feel that you can kill-
and the laud ;+f vs,'on for strong
yy
sower use do so, confident that I shall
ever love you. I shall. never pre-
drink, -ihich has ruined millions of
better nscn than T, T stood before
surae to press one word on your ear
her to hear my sentence, t0 be told
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Prescription
which.shall bring a frown on the
to gni from her prasrnc•e and never
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face so dear to use. Goil bless yuu,
to return till Ale recalled Inv, -witch
l
Miss Hattie, tind way Ile turn your
she -would only do when sho kne'v
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heart to thoughts of your sincere
T had forever congitercd an appetite
e t'
friend, r «--"
For a love -letter, it was a model.
that had debased lily manhood and
the love had tl:e—
z
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I say so, and I ought to know, for,
I've waste-
froze all she given
love, so precious, so priceicsa,
I
i Fori na=na
young as I ant, of a
g g
basket half full then'.
soh,
so pure.
s
of
"Wild -with rage and disappoint -
Tears Started in Iiattte's eyes as
she carefully refolded the letter
]neat, I tore mtyself away and fled
and
with the adventurous throng to this
restored it to the envelope.
Ll Dorado, but I. dared not stay
r7f�
"Ile is a true and Iioble man," she
said, "A gentleman in every sone.
where men were and strong drink
abounded. • I -wandered on and on
Ten for five eents,at D rf
Saloons, News -Stands, GReencTJ Strorrees'adegBarrbbers
But I cannot return his love. NOW
can I say so and not -round his gen-
until I could go no farther, and here,
1 Shops. They banish pain, induce sleep, and prolong life.
' One gives relaeEt matter what's the matter• one will
Brous and sensitive n tyro? I must'
the highest claim upon this ulad riv-
i
er, I fixed my 1lallle. I3et'e have I
n
du you good. Ten samples and one thousand ricer
menials sent b7 mail to any address on receipt of price,
by theRipansChemicalCo.,:glSpruceSt„New York City.
think of it—T must ask advice andtolled
month after month, year after
aid from that unfailing source which
year, increasing my golden store
never will bid me do wrong.'
slowly and surely, but, -:est of all,
And the pure, sweet girl knelt by
conquering that base appetite -which
her humble bed in silent prayer. Then
lost heaven on earth for me, when
she arose, her heart lighter, her eyes'
its gates were -ride open.
,
bright with new inspiration.
"No beverage but that sparkling
1
She• drew up to her table, opened a
drinlc, -which the hand of the Father
-- - —� -
small , portable -writing-desk, and
gives to man for his good, has pass-
--- ---•_. _.—._�.._ _. --_ .
rapidly' -wrote these few -words:
"mr. liNteemed Valued
est my lips for there three long years
®•
W-: and
--water, blessed water, has strength-
friend—The desire you express can
Bred my brain and given health to
never be gratified, because, while
„^t,
feeling your 'worth, knowing how
good and. truthful you are, I know
Mo 1310 CONT -U UDD.
1
in heart I cannot harbor the love
.-which -would be a. just return for
that which you feel and offer. It will
DoaLlis to the Ilrftiat► Iiay:►1 : nanny,
t '”
make me very unhappy to think, I
, The hood Queen Vlctor:a tl]ed on
sadden your briglit life in any -way.
22ond Jan•unry la'st at 6.55 in the
Try to forget love, in the friendship I
evening, anA on tht lith inst. (Aug-
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shall ever feel so proud and happy to
ust.) her eldest child, the 11r'.aicess
possess.
Royal, th-Dowager Empress lr,'e.or-
"with sympathy and sincerity, I
ick of Pxusvia, di:*d •1t. 6.15 6fu ;.tie
am your humble friend,
ew-nlnge.. This makes the fourth of
This is PROVED by the fact thrit i.hP BUSINESS in-
Flattie Butter."
th^ la.tc Queen's children who have
habitants of the world USE it. `
She bowed her head anti. wept after
pa•%sed away, tl1^ others b°ri-ug Pr:nce.
she had sealed and directed her let-
Altre•i, Dake.' Of Edinbu••gh, nn -1 rf-
Now minufactu-ed ill three Of the great countres, viz, "
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for,.;.for,she left sorrow ilt iter soul
tet•w:Lrdq Duki of Saxe Coburg a•ad
Canada United States and G( v.
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Gotha; I'.rince I,vopoid, Duke of A1-
bag^y, and Rrinms% Alloo, Grand
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1 The of nadian flalcifie Railway hive over 200 in use
Duchess of Hassv. The liv'ng Child,
They know a GOO]) thing
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are the King; the- Duke of Con-
r.angbt, Prince Arthur; ihr Pr'n-
•
0 a
o'•eq Christ'an of Schlcsw!,g-holstein:,
S0171E OF ITS A..DVANTXGES
KI®WY 611.6
T'ri:nees•s 11,A •ita ; the' 'Duchesq of
A.r ryle, I'ri•7clas LC lige, and T'r:nre� s
'Visible writing stars to fluwkh. rorhiAlllty, weighs only 15 pouisda.
CURE.
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H.-nry of Batt'rnbvg, 1:1rinc;:ss Ilea.•
-'rice. +
i tiaanifolding,bents them till. Alli; tuudnt,poyitiveand permanent.
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BACKACl�E
LAME BACK
RHEUMATISM '
The London papers a few dnys '
_ DIABETES
ago drew attention to the fact that
DRIGHTB OISEA6E
in. that district : a new' insect pest
- DIZZINESS *nate
had appeared. Its particular task
is tri destroy sugar boots, as quickly
KIDNEY Aa URINARY
tv � possible. The other day Aft.
0I8EASE8
Gee, Veale of 9th title, wrest lorrA,
AAE CURED OV
brought into this office trvo lively
KION
black beetles. about 'half An inch in
'Aha
i/6,d'd7Nry
length. head is; shall and
tho body large in, proportion to t:ho
o.
Insect's size. 1 t Aronclay morning
Air. Veale was tnking a walk thro»
MAS. 1. STIMVUS, Edgettis Lane,-
noit�,iced thech•no nat ow eclt' onemy 'lot.
ing- N.B., Writes bit Jan. 18, rgol t
words:. 'the leaven were stripped' off
Lr In. tile fail .of ISgg, I was troubled
in- many placevs. The r:ugar beet
suffers lnuclf as does the mithg6l.
with a severe sin in t11G back. 1
P
Paris green, tuns applted,and on :Cues -
could searcely get up Outofa Chair
(Illy morning there was no+ wign of '
ttnd It gave me grdat Pain to move
Ales9rs: 13ttg, but whether the rain
about. 1 tool++ Sue box off Doan's
wnrhecl thein off,or whether the! DO' -
'Ion' "'Arlo them tarn up their toes, It
xldneyy Pills and. was co ltplately
is tllfficalt to say, It may bo worth
cured. I have not been troubled
whilo for farmers to look ever the.
• 1r
watt] It shim
sugar heet dwl lnangels.-•• Tavistmk
a_-_�,._ .
Dara 3 t, Lart one s ee pat s. Inti to ," finita as abainst
WAARtINTED by a wt•11.1cuoivn Canadian Cofupalty here to Hack it up,
UM It
$60.
YOTJ NVAST11 that nittah if i•ou BUY any OTHrh, and t•ua DO
NOT UleT 14 GOOD a machine!
T LSE WILLUMS MFG. Co., Lim, ited
�*�`�Vrite t0•clay. lfl;l;w;'i'giA,L, P. Q, t '
Thi'I il, 111 e S
TO .ANIZ A.DrDTiESS 'FILL
eT f -C Ti'ARLY i. st, 1902, for
25 Cents