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Visit Of SOellt 'lletneleshire'e Hand to
Ceti* and Vile.
If the hand Or the 204 South Lonea,
ehlto Beginlellt had.heen'A cOMPAMY 01
teleterioue. •Sold!eles 'ft eaeld not have
4 More eellitripbant Weleame then
11 hittra04 its rodent trip belet Wale to
Prattete Where /1+ wan io PlaY et
it charily mitten;
In the Math bathe of night Calais
eltizeneeetortneel the gengway to the
Mall.beeti Ond /Ale committee. An
eVelehtel dress, eveletiMed Ceionel A
and his'SIXTeeettel,kbakeelad togx44
To the OceethOnellnent or son
marened le supper Ino
at 2 a.m.. art WOO
dress at O. m
01 them te the
oral tvel000le
reached..0
At th
fired entlUteeof liVeitty-one guns: for 41
PM-Out:The x41,4,4111% was lined with a
egovevieig eMetta, and as the train •,en.
bred the ettillaft Ove messed milleary
bends ,etincleeep "Odd Save the Xing:
The I.aneeedares gave three tremendous
theera -fee: the Vkilleh. and then began
freaMpIMI Meech through croivtlecl
Sind betlegged'atIVetif. Tholisands of ho.
IttlaYeettleed PeOhle -cheered again and
At iree Cite Hall the Mayor
fered eiteMPftene, and ; reminded 1118
hearere Pet tett tiolite and red tau-
' sere hat not fraternized since the Cr!,
mea. TWO ,to the Prefeeture, another
weleontae-end Mote ehanepagne. Then
lo the 110101 residence of the General
Oonntlan ina.the <District. who drank to
the "noble Biltish
A bove,of ladles invaded the Gen.
oral's eehione to diet wlth the British
' officers, After sereneding them the
band was taken off in nag-bedeeked
tramwasoetirs to lunch. and tit 4 o'clock
twelve thousand people -everybody in
the dished Is more Or less of a must.
cal cr1t10-aseernb1ed In the Hippodrome
In tiepin= enthusiastically. so well did
the Lanetishire play, notwithstanding
their fallgue. The President of the
committee went up on the platform
end Weed blushing Bandmaster Harris
ou kWh eheeks, before handing Mtn a
great geld laursA leer
The General Commanding and all the
officers ei tapk were present in uni-
form at night at the banquet in Hotel
de l'Eurolee.
_ CHILDHOOD AILMENTS. _
11.
ley
otel
1. gain In full
Opel hand escoe.t.
Hell for the May.
fdre ,irtalitta was
e er tat
n
Thr Mother who keeps Baby's Own
Teltiets .411 the home hes is feeling rt
seetirity that her child's health is safe;
These 'Athlete, cure such affieents as
Celle. indigestion, cOnstipation, dies-
rtioeri and silliple fevers. They break
up califs, destroy worms, make teeth-
Iuig
palnieSs and give the child healthy
• ,natorat .seep, And The mother has tho
guarantee of ti goveftutient analyst thet
the Tablets are absolutely ,safe. Mrs.
Robert ."/Valson, Combermere, Oot.,
stlYee-ef ,Tiate"s Own • Tablete gist
• the medicine sit.atletl to keep childrStn-
• healthy: -Sold by ell medicine dealer*
or by omit at. 25 cents. a box' from The
Dt. Williams- Medicine Co., Brookville,
Ont,
•••••••••• I. 4.••••,...•••••
, - "Didn't you flod it hard 10 choose a
'titan° for the baby ?" "Not at all. He
has only one wealthy uncle, you see."
— ,
Worms • derange the whole system.
Mother Craves' Worm Exterminator de.
ranges worms and gives rest to the suf-
feria.. it °ray owls 25 cents to try it
and be convineed.
—
"Father, I elm :not sure Whether I shall
be a speotaliStlot theoars or the teeth.
"Choose the teeth, my boy, everyene has
thirly•4ate of them, hut Only Iwo ears."
Issas.
They are Ceeefully Prepared. -Pills
witieh dle.sipate themselves in the eto.
mall NUM, he eVeeled to have notch
effect Oen the intestines, mid to over-
come challveneits the medicine admin.
istered Must ,Infittenee the stetion of
, the.se canals. Parmelee's a'egetahle
Pills are. en made, under the supervis-
ion of experts, that the substance in
them intended to Operate on the infes-
t)
tines IQ eterdettln, 'What until they
PUS s thtSsh 1 flit<41.1001iteh to the botvels.
',i ,r, ..,........
Altai: '1 I let you kiss mo if you
won% ten anybody,. with, „. .4 piece
mise not In lett it, hut I won't peotnise
not to eepeat it."
ev,
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AN =Val t.2 otexis ateleess ts Ow one
geneesuy 4 tiythe won: Soaves- Shays
us •tunlei it- a rrtiliasty tressnliati Ma 11
easittotaty es - Ity Waiver'i Oasts saw la etis.
wettest aitth w ?sere aye,
Women. ne rule, have poor heads
fas figutes. That moy be why It is al-
most tropossIble for one to, itgure her
age eoreectly.
Dr. j, D. Keiltegg's Dysentery C.ordial
e, le a speedy cure tor dysentery. dinrrlicea,
.• Cholera; efultentitetottiplaint, Pets sicknees
and ceifirenfille ,Ineldefilal to children
teething. It gives Inuttedinie relief to
Mose suffering ironi the tricots of fa-
thom/kat in eating mitts*. fruit, *mum.
liars. eta. It eels svith wonderhil tee
Matt nee* eonglier,the
disease\ o one netet fear cholera It
they !little a 011ie ot this inedicine Con-
venient,
.11.01,pP„Viimps,
;sopa belling ati horse
Mew 11141 le *154 tor poi:A-Viler istold
young nirg"bilao.'
"I new OW of anything," answered
the visittri,;=,
"Delta pro? ittery time (Thorns
Meet's tt bet Ia. efitalea lietne and says
the ie,ettifitelnibgelteltinee e10,
o,.'ssso if '1; c-) •
iteethrenteeerieeeseeleee ee, -, •
,
eGitties a, otattets",saidlidelp Josh g
"I9 /le VAItat thing in th" youltnow what on Menasha; number
Menet 'evened/ Itee the gillifY'etel Ite, of people Out? Year ilna 1110 40010.
bitimut Met iritic -14‘,1)" • othar
OR; ak'SAr! LIFE! STORY
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CHAPTEll XXIX.-(Contlitlatd), linow that You Or0 teSt, malOrifl my
in tbo coarse of the past .WMIS ,tzieh
raellther ot the family tuts centined to
telm aeParotely bow fur More. elm or he
Messee Amelia than can be poesible to
either oe cello °there. Upon nets head
*White lamentattotte are the =Ideal
and Most fretplent. She tuld ilret
leScst to (Whitt that there walteattetniitel
et. ell the 'natter with helesieter, but• has
now fallen into the nO leSS trYing 011P/SP
sito extreine et refueing 10 In*
there le any possibillty IterereetiVet,ei.
talking ot her ee if ette
s'end the reeCh. of. Itetnale aredee. S Ma%
grief Mr her ingest jeerieelly ,gentlinte;
none the icee en etee&U is complicated by
irritidion own deposition from her
poet as
pelted • confess the existe in the;
valid, at havingiteee .cogi•
in of her own :amity o trance`,
an Mdispierttily higher texdperature
and more wavering pulse than she.
"It is ridiculous to suppose Met a per.
son in such rude health as Ceellta ',can
miss her RS de." She says querulously ;
"I was always her first object, She al-
ways knew by Instinct when I wes more
sugaring than usual; who cores now" -
breaking into a deluge of eelf-competh.
Mounting tears -"whether 1 mei suffering
Or not?" •
• Then when • next he happens e to be,
4100 with Cecilia, it is her turn to *-
seri, her right to a superiority ot woe;
n superiority elaimeci with WM mom
emphasis the next half hour by the
father. With a patentee would
have surprised thoae persons who hied,
seen him only.. In his former relations
with the family Or his betrothed he tries,
to soothe the SorroW of etich-soven 'that
of Sybilla-in turn; but to his sesta heart
he says that •oot One of thole Oafs is
worthy to be welithed in the balance
witu his. hi the ease of none of theirs Is
the woof crossed by the hideous warp of
self-reproach that is woven ittextrleably
into his. They have worked bet, to death,
they have torn her to pieces` by their
conflicting claims; their love' has ben
exacting, selfish, inoonsiderate; at
least it has been love; theY .hieve prized
her almost. her full worth Witte they
had her.
In the intervels-neither long nor
ntany-hetween. his miniatrations at Die
Angio-Amerlealn, Burgoyne hurries .heak
to the Minerva to see that Byog hint not
Moans his brains out. In the present.
slate ot mind of that young gentleman
IIils oatastrophe does not appear. to be
among the least likely ones., tie has re-
fused to leave Plorencee etways answer!
Ing _the .suggestionewithethe same quea-
lion, "Where else should I garland -It
pressed, adding invariably in the same
wordb as those employed by him on the
first day ot his less, when his 'friend hah
urged the advisability of. Ids, removing
his countentinee from the beaded stool.-
"Whese seen I find such recent and OU•
lentic tea* Of"her as here?"e•
Ile passes hie time either on the 1.41tig
Arno, ;shoat% at the water, Ots etretehed
fiseeeezestwards nponshis bed. Welke
about the town most of the nighte• and
Jim suspeets him of beginning to take
chloral. Occasionally he nausea. up into
a quick and almost passionate Sjfinpathy
with his friend's trouble, asking [Or no-
thing better than 10 be seat on any
errands -however trivial, or =Wage tire-
some, in Arnelian behalf. But no seener
hove the imniestiate effects of the aPpeal
tsSids kind-heartednese died away than
he sinks hasck into his lethargy, nne. Jtm
is at once too Much- °deigned -Mud 100
miserable to use any vwy strenuous en-
deavors to 'shake him out of it. But yet
the consciousness of the tacit engage-
ment under which he les to tho. young
man's mother to look after him, Coupled
with I ho absolute impossibility, undo
his present circumstances, of fulfilling
Mot engagement, and. his uneaSiness afi
to what new form the Msanity of -Byngn.
grief may take on, from day to day,..11dd
very perceptibly the .weight of his own
already suMciently ponderous buMen.
It is the nInth day since Amelia tell
sick, that ninth day which. In maladies
such as hers; Is, De is at treat reekoned
to be, the erisis end turning -plant 01 the
disease. Jim lies bJen up all night, and
has just rushed baek in the Minerva for
ihe double purpose of taking a bath, and
of casting uneusy eye upon his
elitirge. tie finds the latter not In his
room, but leaning over the little spiky
balcony, out .of. las window, hanging
over 11 so far, and so absoi•bedly, that he
does not hear hie hectors approach, suet
starts violently when JIM lays a hand on
1114 shoulder..
"What are you looking at?"
"1? oh -nothing particular I What
should I be looking al? What is there
to took to? I was only-only-wondoe
• Inn, as n mere matter of curiosity, how
many feet It Is how here he the poet -
merit ? Sixteen? eighteen? twenty?".
Jinis only answer is to toek him
sadly and sternly; then he says coldly:
"I do not reconmeend. It ; tt, would be
eluttiey way Of Ming .
"What nestles howelumsy !leeway SO
that one atteins liassend?"i ask* ilytig
extruvagantly. throwing off even .the
thin pretener he had at first assumed;
"wild eaves how bad tho road le, so that
It leads to the goal?"
, . .
Jim shudders. Death Iia been so near
-
to him for the last nine days, that lhe
terrific realise -mot Constanceet hpostrophe
:seems to be almost mere !than he eau
life intolerabie," answers Jint, Axing Ix
tired, eleeplesa eyes with melanchol
We:01W upon his companion, "Amelia
rYen ore as well aware of It as 1
1,01tOly dying, and yet even now,
hanks to you, into my thoughts 01 her
19 centtinually pushing the fear that 1
el* itad
izei far Woestes, lee* **
04. iteetelielidief Ineee Own cinAre
nee Win neightiOefeettittli. ehorny
Utter a revolotionai'y Outrage. When thee
diettlepeered, l'he Peke :Made descent
upn their oparinteet and lett a kW men
th.pennenent \Wen, twoodayn
loter,,tho htwbona returned olone, he had
tat*? %demil. the hell When theY Melted
Ott With leaded lejeolTee4 unet in'reqte4
hen. ^Two ;dap later he Ivo eXeettten In
aecordance with _the *diet Of Is „Add
amirtereartlale '
The felleWillg 40 the WOnittneDoMe
ttelleetas erreeted, Site WM tturnedettely•
reerated in tile Fortress of Sts ever.
ossseseterste- ,
COVolor Or TUC AP&
* et
et Slate** faites.
«Verylittle reintate ti4b. Llano beitire
11 cn be Mad that Men bee conquered_
the eliteP eelet Mtjor Eatteet-Poweil
.eiddregeing the 14finnere or the
MerikebalOgical Seciety. LOAM), Mende
.ly en •eTlie figpleration of the Air."
elfeventy.five Yee* ittge the Frettelv
HOVeratetent Made the flret dirgthlie aire.
Ship," he Ohl. **id now toey poesees
one, pot njore,e that Seen* 40
really precticitt ttir VeSSOI -or War, ,
TAM* 7.ePtlette hen Mgt pr dud
tierMetlef 4 1/4104-ne' *Nell /1/ 1/011iti Of
att Welleas In etteed haft Wien all
records, ,•;
°SAO balleints vegable 0I atteioing
tho greetaat heights innt earring eeire
'Winding ilMieltalente neem Avenge*. etse.
004 he the Anormotm eltittale 01 Ste.
1)00 feet, Oe fleetly SiXteed Miles Wkwe
the stirfaile Or the ellitth Met0000101teld
littea halal WW1 ,1111011. linplanired fit re.
eent yeerees and iinatrentelda, 'IWO by
-Mtier have to tell your mother that you klieS retained bY -sloe *Ivo. betze, atte-
ntive had the colossal selfishness to rush any ileceented to A belga oe tour Mks.
mat et the workl. because, for the first Ky., "At Aldetebotelcitee tieeee been teem-
liele in yetis pampered life, the toy you larly Inteodueed into. the .".serelee. Men
Cried for has not been put into your btad were first tilted by Ildastntalla in las;
In that Year.'1111Yeetr •nwriber
Filitgayneat hopes have not been high, of osccnt up tO 100'00 MO. hut. lrri-
10 any salutary result of his own eirevernentahaYei graOliallY renewed, =-
philippic; while uttering it. But our itt new men have oetnaity geneup to
words-, sometimes, to our eurprise, turn o height of 2,000 feet -an oteettitell Pines
trent Weeders swords to meet daggers in Wally teeybrie the:lethitth Ofetille bellete„
outettends. For a moment Byng stands and so high Ste‘tet, VOW the ,aertment
Os Ithigned ; then he brealts up into a
reelletio et sobs, and team, such Wars as Pc.ru-na For Kidney Trott „Us "The flying meetithe hea POMO to etitY.
heaOSSIteti Ware fingered Ws friend but Mrs. Cleo. IL Simser, Grant, Ontartels- end Nut, ftnd then. eeeeroag Veers age people. argued, Ant it ,,,p0
B. C. 13. FIZEII Mt, Sterlitig,
4Yee writeel •
haye suffered Allah 'kidney
der trouble for ten years„ past.
"Last, Wren I cominetneed Pe
rum and ealetheued for three Months..
hove not used it singe, nor .haVO telt
a pain.
Ki believe that 1 Oen well etnil.1 there.
fore give my !Agnes& commendepek ',1(e
the curative qualities at Patentee -
Which now he welcomes the sight of, as
perhaps precursors of a saner mood.
my dear old chap I" he cries,
catching at Jim's unresponsive hand, and
wringing it hard, "she 18 not dying
rally? You do not. mean it? You are
only ."seying it to frighten me? Oh i
dear,' kW Anielia. Not dying/ not dy-
In.qr
' 1 do not know, to -day is the turning
points they say; even now it may have
come."1
"And why are not you with her? Why
d not you go back to her?" cries Byng,
tfnueert. broken voice ot passionate excite-
ment, the tears still racing down his
. .
"And leave you to go tomfooling out
there again," asks Jim. with a nod of his
head towards the. balcony, seen from
where they stand, grilling in the mld-
day blaze. . _
The ver p employed, if closely looked
into, bears a ludicrous proportion to the
Intended action indicated, but neither of
Ili', men see anything ridiculatis In it.
"I will not cries Byng, in eager
ae.severation, "I give you my word of
eeinor I will not; 11 you do not believe
me, take me with you I Keep me with
YOU , all day I Do you think that I, too,
do not want to know how Amelia is?
Do pelt think that I am indifferent as to
whether she lives or dies? Poor, good
_Amelia., When I think of that drive to
Valiontheosa, only ten days ago I They
two eitting side by side, so happy, laugh-
ing'. and making friends with each
other re
He °esters his fade with his hands, and
through them the scalding drops trickle;
but only for a momenL In the next, he
tins dashed -Mehl -away, emd isemoving
restlessly about the room, looking for his
hut.
"Let us go this instant," he says
urgently; "my poor old man, do you
think I would willingly add. a feather -
Weight to your burden ? I should never
Teepee- fney-SOIT"if -I impt ' you a saebtid
tenger from her at h . a time; let us
itti o
go et once.."-e-eeeeee: ele., ,
Burgoyne compile , but, Under pretext
of Making sonee change in his dress, es.
capes from his friend for IUSt the few
ustnutes necessary le write end despatch.
a telegram to the young man's mother.
It runs thus ;
"No.eause for elartn, but come at once.
11,4 4 -perfectly well, WO. needs you,"
If, aa Itis hoped, him. Byng is still in
tendon,. reaping the succession to the,
Old relative, whose death -bed she had
quitted Florence to attend: his message
wilt „bring: her hither Avithin forty.eight
,gones, and theeburden of responsibility,
'how geowne, so insupportable, will be
flitted teem his shoulders. Until those
forty -bight hotirs have elapsed, he must
not again Id t Byng out of his sight.
The day rolls ba, the critical ninth day
rolls by on its torrid wheels Id eventide,
and *when that eventide conies it finds
Cecilia Wileon running down from
Ainella's room, to give the hist news of
her to the three men and one woman
waiting below.'
"I think he seems quite satisiled," she
say.e, in answer to the silent hungry
looks of question, addressed to her, and
alluding 10 the deletor, who is still with
the patient; "the strength is maintatned;
the teMperature lower." What -a dread-
ful parrotsound the Iwo phrases, so
familiar to us ail in the newspaper bul-
letins ot distinguished men on their
deeth-beds, have, during the last week,
assumed ill Burgoyne's ears; "you can
speak tO Mtn yourself when he comes
doWn, of course, Jim ; but I anrsure he
Is satisfied."
"She Le better i -she is saved `I" cries
elyng,rushing forward and snatching
both Cecilia's hands -"do you say that
she is really saved?"
"Oh, are you here still, Mr. Syne?
haw Very kind of you )" replies Cecilia,
it tinge of color rushing over her mealy
lace -that Mee, ten days ago. clothed in
so many roses -"well, I am afraid he
does not go quite, so far as mat, but he
sap It is as nitieh as We can expect, and
even I ean see that she 4 not nearly so
restlees."
"Tem* God l-thnnk Cad I"
lto the ardor of Its thanksgiving ho
pressee her hands closer, Minced Of atop -
plug them, a tact ot which he Is entiten,
untitvere, but so is not she, and who
kreaWd, even at that sweetie InoMents
what tiny genial hope may slide into her
pltitup heatt.
Again this night gumbo does 110t- go
bear. ' to hod, from a superstitious tear that it
"It is silliness to live when to live Is a he does, if he seems to take for grained
torment, and then, have we a Peeserlee an lutpteeeemerit; that very. taking . tor
lion to dlo, when death Is otu, phystelater granted. thay anklet it --may bring on a
continues 11S1111 tounlY hild waffle, visslr. relapse,. tiut when the nexte mornfing
Mg his litmus above his head, end oppar- OildS let such beceslidings la have lateen
I pleee, when ench hoses threttigh'' tele
t beerfelly broadening day brings Inning
fever 1111+1 steadyino pulse. Men initeett
be eirettetiely opens the door at his heart
In let a Ito), rose.pinioned hope. ercep in
ee411014 lit Met. On the. 1111111 night, he
atreleltee blei time UMW in deep *Umbel`
Upon; his bed: ,
• Ifes this Medved a .briet letegruguirent
ettee" Deng 10 announce her OrriVal as
Met de. Mat and Iratta 'ehtlebving her;
etilapeete IVA when tho Witt morning
.-ho having sent ht e elespoteli to her on
the pent:1005 Weitheestilyedinde liiittleae.
log the plaitoent of tho 'hallway statleril
tineVoittable melts, brings the prime awitIting thit latetnitig eft theyMetentlie
retedialart beet; 10 some treasuro of sense oxpresta leollt TOM. •lei ie Pitting et
end aelfOlfirol. : alone, for lie lam thought tt, beet .110t to
i'l Ifad gto hod intentRiniti lay ,:glys, ,t1:1;Val 01 Ilt.'1' tent the lee/ Of Iter eit,
kleniefeetlettlIA Stilt looking Whitb.and Peeled letUrne,.not being ,Itt till Sum lit
wild ;,, ri011 moo. flat %mu y.montit toys 'what uplilt he Will neeitin It, tun trille.
throg, but, even in had --do yOu Tow.* WO Indeed' 1.4° 1(1t3 °r It Welt nnt
hoo IA ,eeee, ,beppetted eel, me . apse .0M .iteive 11.101, In his .prer.ent untoufid,
sillily perfectly indilterent 68 10 tier
the other telltales of the hotel, Ler
possers,by on the 14a274,, overhear MM.
"If $011 slay here much longer you Will
spare yourself the trouble of putting cm
end to. your etiedenee,"e, replies litre
glancing et the other's head,. eXPeeeti
hollekti to Me scorch of tho Tuscan von.
"fn you will certainly get a saitAllnke?
So saying, he takes him tintelly, yet
bY 1110 Mani Leath hilitt
Whittle the root% Slitter 401 mattecor.
Met trianther, or the eight or bte Mee,
=On /1-111014 welleseusoned 'as It Is, vigil
atur eelerOW travn bvgall tlitit
thin ut tho stallaties.of striate? tio moo or 411°4', ;° 11$ II" lb° P1:41° dt•
het approneh,
'rho Morning. air, in to tafto., oleo'
eitalueSs, Idays swvek hen, Undo' the
tatimbrOof,,uforittutterf, ottn: IV engine
:Meer and On liffee Mee 61 he \Valk8lip
tld 1/04 -11*, -C61•60;06 68 it still is.4-thero
mutes now and agahr, hall'attn
le 4 timot WO to, !pogo very-eastiy, lod,
T.utely now-4.11OW thet yet Monier night
ims been pnspetously tided Mier, then
•ertm to 111M, Seeln Ilif tiaS0111bIe
ound for datild Attlelle tile tartlet*
eeteler. the tether
rimi-Dynit: Inv ininutO 11;144 off
bit bands1 nuly w,intleti tat lite
mall tains • wit r Kenna qt1110 to tee
birth.
The triiin is Vendee% ned ttlifinist nriet
tte-laeleinS drSWS OP iri SWAY' Iali/lh ttt
p241)! p1111. ita paself*Ite L'Ont.
fOr thar. tate,lhig aca.
*on In001 Ille DeliSti are 11401001e
Can., writes: to the newepaPer aCOMulte, she Wee hnoossible to 114 In litr that "ten
"I had not been well for abette wets le kept. in cempletelgooranee as IO the fate was tar heavier than the alt', but file
years. I hod kidney trouble, ands In of her husband, the 4ouont not beino merocatest of the imitate ingnted to the
fact, telt badif nearly all the HMO., e allowed to reply to troy 01, her qttestionee birds. alla there wets na gainsaying that
wrhis SUMmer I g41.,xt. so very hail The oews of her Inteoentre death, „th the thing woe peSSiblo." •
puSthoeheatdid bioieeahedreclki:e.1°Se hSeeVsetraits1:11:1:1 Mad° CW11:71:1:$7971;1471"tkr7A13;111Mns'
before It, svas diseoVered that. she had
thought I weal try eruna, ea 1 WrOlt said, wee conveyed lo her on tee .eve of ---e-weeleeee'ee""
to you and began at once to take Peeepte, her sujosoe.
ijd Manalin.
"I tools only two bottles, of Pelona
and one of Mantilla, and now I. feel
better than 1 have for some time
"1 feel that Peruna and Manalin cured
Inc and made a different woman otMe
ettogether. I bless the da I picked, ep
the little book and read d your Poona.
11 Is the business of the kidney
remove (rem the blood all poisonous
materials. They must be active ell The
time, else the system suffers. There are
times when they need a little assists
nee.
Feruna is exactly this sort of a rem-
edy. It has saved many people from
sitsaster by rendering the kidneys ser-
vice at a time when they were not able
te bear their own burdens.
home to thelr rooky woods ; and he has
no difficulty in at. once discoverlitg
among them the tall Smart figure -chart
even after forty-eight hours of the un -
luxurious luxury of a 'Wagon.Lit-of the
lady he Is awaiting. As he gives her his
hand 00 help her down the high Step,
the admiring thought crbsses his mind of
what a large quantity of tape, dust,
and uneasiness of mind a radically geed.
looking Englishwoman, in nadically
good clothes, can undergo without seem-
ing much the worse for them. Beier° her
neat narrow foot has touched the pave -
meat, ste brace of eager questions shoots
.out PI her mouth. ...
"Am I in time? Atit 1 100 late?"
"In time for what? Too late for what?"
"Has he -has he done anything -any-
thing irrevocable? Is he -is he? I sup -
page that horrid woman has got hold of
Ulm ? 1 SapPOS4 igh.L.zou Sent
for mor
By this time she is safely landed at his
side, which is pais' ibly the reason why
he- et once lets fall her hand. .
"I am not. aware that there is- any
'horrid woman' in the case."
. -"Oh, what, does it enatter weed t call
her?" cries the mother, fast becoming
frantic at the delay in answering -her
passionate questions. "-I will call her
what you please; ;you know -pelletal"
whom 1 mean; she has get held of him,
I suppose. I alwoys knew she would I
Did not I tell Au so? butls it too late?
is there no way of getting hint ,
Now that Burgoynenas is nearer vtew
Ot Mrs. liyng, he sees that she has a
more fagged and. travel -worn air than
he had at first supposed, and her dusty
eyes are fastened upon him with such a
hunger of interrogation, that, angered
and jarred tis he is by her tone, he has
not the heart any longer to keep aer in
stISPense.
"If you are alluding to Miss Le Mer-
chant, I may as well tell you at once
that she has left Fiorence."
"Left Florence I, DO you mean to say
that she has run away with some one
.else ?" •
She puts the question In all good faiths
her lively Imagination having easily
made the oot very wide jump from the
fact already established 4n her own mind
of Elizabeth being an adventuress, to the
not much more difficult one to swallow,
of her having devoured another flis ds
famine, es well as Mrs. Ilya& OWn.
For a moment. Bingoyne turns away,
voice and countehattee alike beyond his
control. lie has by bo means peefectly
recovered either, when he answees-•
"'Yes, with some One else -she MSS
reached the pith of turpitude of leaving
Florence with her mother."
"She Is gone?" cries Mrs. Byng, with
an accent of the highest relief and 'ley;
"gone away altogether', do you ntean
olt, thank God !"-then, with it sudden,
lar.se into. (Wright, ehe EttldS rapidly -s.
"and he is gone after her ?---he tUit
!tem.?"
"No, he le here."
"Then why .has not he come fis Meet.
4.110 2"-onsigoonsly.
did not IMMO you were expeoled.4
"You did not tell 'him?"
0//0.14
"Why did not you tell him , •
did not =OW how he would take it."
epo yeej Mean to eay"-tallirig from
her -forme 'rapidity of utterance tex dis.
neared itioredulous slownese-"that liA
Will not be glad (0 see melt -tent \Vigo
will 110/ he 414 to see mai"
"I Intim. to say that r, afraid 1011 •
wilt net •und him very snitch in Aympitettn s120, IntkeS 01) 'in PotentlY. The
thy With you t do not think he tramedies -Which It Mettles are put up in
Marehant itt the tents, and Ineket the ,
,powerful thet only small dose are re.
these small • dollen, because they . are v,0
(Ind it eesy to teat you repeak or Miss Le'
ese. The full . strength ot the ex.
Displieation tsbont her that. you did just
do
ow," replies Stith avenglog by tide Sell; 'Ittitlethw,14..180,:g°thleroiretglhntyr.bis twin and
(clue the estrange done to Ellzabelle; tele •
tieing it ea well,. that fte. tempo% leter
teellog ot cortinunction cOmes over 'Min r.
tlt the suocos of me own ettetupk ete wee KAISER URGES SIMPLE LIFE.
'geods lile Opitteon on telithlect to AMY'
Officers.
The Etleperor Gerrnang ling' tt
&red desire to Ptmete ICMPeranee snit
gonit0 living elliting offIders of Ole artily
Vied Bevy, tte tecently manifested. bY; tikt
,„ Imperial tuate eireulated among' the •re...
tonne/VIng 110(1 .51)0111100 I (Jul tON ni• •ganenta. • Tile tete. which ontanittes
h1rri 'when she luta to leave, Plorame loom the emperor. 4110,,,dt, &Atm ow
tt,,tiromenrs indict!, to escape 111% impoo., eluting et' teldtley Meal Which the lent.
tunitte.s.1" ' , , sex •eiteirdod ot ono of thet regimental
'Cr° bd edblIbumal• ' messes 110 wat eetrettlely annoyed ki
$0a the' luxutiouttne8„; and linerteeetleel
want .ntssim,iitnAss',,y, • gait:1ga goirlrg4ttioityg:. rteueories,
• —4, in his note the othrorg orpressen o
TrbOditY Ot 6 0060 Won.inn 1414. Win,'s 'dean itinftethOunt to n etitnritriffil that
d TOM. lieefe Want At any regimental
" Meal IlicAltentr nhould tn. restricted to
111°Stitelln lil 1)00 t°1"39 nett. tv.geteblee, least, rhoeso and
Mut Si. 'Pant, 134-Peforsbur,g„ or a soon% ittifet. 1ever10o4 sokom consist. a
orlon =moil Donglett, win bkill(401, komito wit •or 'Otte tahk. wthes tit
ieeptimiled, thete. for fleetly 6)5 3101111109 cato tremei .017 Deeteets detwoolighe
-1'1444 4114r. l'" Pant° 414 Olighl lie blinded round on oeeasioris a%
ithpressitin. 'Mitt of the tirt 'Vielinted ,tiegotioAttirtipt4 vh141. “brmoyer 11
l53114 61111blittell 1.11Witiefr Iui il"611bbrIbe° fiertig'Betteel. !Athlete' titter Meek ate
•Obeitte eight Or ten Negro ago thy- oaring talk -Iota, Kyt ottiev. bootsfetts.
over liereelr. the sit the 1811114 With lite,m ittortiOing,t lowoitiv with 4he,
''cir„1„,1 as effileetseefs •Erteteereelet In nuttiness 611
.10. 4=41 tilt tilt .1' tit/SI:MU ourusigmt ',gra fonikut foaris in the, 4st,00,,,,, mich
eeereny ei, night time to the preopalet., Pink Pilie After Meters liad Palled,
shy Cemetery, where- are, the grave s 01 Mr. W. Await, is. one ot the lead.
many of those Wlso teg durtng the eltaot. beg' merchants of ,Ilemfoed, • S., A
ing an Aet1 Sunday. Who she was end tem -years ago he was e •great sufferer
who her husband remains .0 mystery. from that most .exeruciatIng troutne
Those who imew her during her stay in sciatica. He says: "At Abe Melo I was
St. Petersburg describe her as an 4* affliated I was lasing 13eker Settle.
ceptionally beetttitui and attractive wo. merit, The (Meek eselet so severe that
man of superior intelligence and e.ducali had been off were, tor Pane time. The
ten, cords of my leg were ell drmen up and
SEDITION AT,... ILADOBE. I could,. only limp . aleng with the aid
a a Mick. The pain I Battered was ter-
rible. I was In misery+1 botlf• day and
night. Every moment caused. inc such
Chief Court Sustains Conviction of News- pain as only theta who „have, been tor.
The chief court ukt. Lahore, India, last
. t ' turd with sciatica Gan know. 1 wes
. paper Men.
ve.,Is ' upheld the Conviction and sen- nottas a.e Tia t helpe. t od bylx,ttiees 1 4 av e thrbia tat . t it_nlidoctors,yhm ct0 oib ud .1 Itioi hon es Yt i 4110'l)was,e.,
Hares trl the Juishild sedition case, but h'ejoess, when Dr; wonems, intik' pme
cluilig.ed the imprisohment from rigorous were brought to „ my attention, le got
te simple. Tne Chief Judge remarked a site Amen oexes.„ i nen used about
that he would have been pleased to re-,
duce the sentence had the prisoners ex- the entire quantity. before I .roultd. tun'
pressed contrition.
As the pstsoners were being conveyed ;benefit'. But I who, eneouragep end got
slopped the carriage, They pelted the i second hag dozen boxes. Mid, before
frOM the court to the jail a riotous`cro-wd
police in charge with mud, and garland- troubletwhsv e. a, wereba: alldiwi igone opt,-ibp ee:etreadilyve dr? Nves,14tIneiroys tf t 0 01 it hi sae,
ed the convicts. The mob afterwards -
but I was impeoved in health an every
passed in procession along 'the mail, tha't' the long siege At pain ..1, had Of -
police. ' I -- r°Pean '1 can't speak too , highly Of Bee. Williams'
the fered had left • me badly run.. down. ' I
route, until they were. dispersed by
Mantling every iso ated Eu
paper was on February 15th sentenced tO
' too shoin-gfy to <ither.-Saffere .
I can' recomniend thein
The proprietor of .The Punjabi 'news- Pink Pins
Rs. 1,000, and tile editor tO SIX months' Dr. Williams' Pink Pills euro scion -
imprisonment and a fine of Bs. 200, for ca simply beeahae theS •
snake the rieps
and the European communito: The act- araiyala. • +pais is. why they,' cure all
iitheue rjaaingigale, dst:_a_::igt -_.:antrevees,t-m::aarttinisi
cused had publthhed to their paper a why, they cure such nerve ithubles as
lextiting- hatred against• the Government
the latter refused to carry to camp the '
Fdiments due to poor watery blood.
statement that a Europeaft officer had
mer ; that the Government had hushed Th: Is whY Inet Melee weary, deepen.
. broRenedosene Men and women
shot a 1V1ohammedan policeman because sek .
the matter up after a nominal inquiry. briatlt, active and strong. But only the
European murderers of natives usually ills an do this, and they have
carcase of a wild pig speared by the for-
dicbl
and that the murderer had escaped, "as ge,_ nu ne p c
escape in this cmintry, where the -much- the full name, Dr. :Williams' ink Pills
Mr Pete People. on th'e wrapper around
vaunted British justice is a delusioo:"
TothuesivGoeivyernumeiaintibPoro..aseelleugatosriosnshowor „coon;
Plinjabi Were eybrelly „puma" IC . , -
the Mohammedan policenitin in questiOn
met with his death by being thrown and
drogged by a testive horse. On March
18th the divisional Judge on appeal up -
heal the conviction, but reduced the sen.
wilco on the proprietor from two yeari
imprisonment to six months.
„1/11410011t
AN EN,Ole$1.1 !MK,
Salted HerSelt FrOM WOulditm B06,
01141 ta.e. N41011.00 w11:1 Co4; ab$arclii?;:ahns.0 Etongpithi:sgirtol
lake ti etithation ea A goverriees, had
an. exciting adveetttre With e would-be
elniedthaSekBecUl.eu Bevaennini:Itter ;teed Oils.
Site lost .het Natty oolong, the Perth
arteale.,
- 011410`etlefeatte exibeetags,, 10.
Ions. ,
Pet...ease elekt jot 'nfet **reel' wed
beet.:
Vait* fee 'ea POW Pled *den
lehoW/1/#071 0044aft+4sea
.P104044.
00.'euttoratio
Itet,-/ser, Onierr',10:$1,441
Sett tO direct heeler her hetet itx tbe
nue St. Honer*. 4.116 evoinan offered
bo shoev her the way, and led her in-
stead to her own apartments.
The Mentz induced her to enter,
end then locked the door oild demand -
("1 MeetirtlArS, lewele and money.
The Fenglist girl answered by produce).
a revolver and shoetittg die %Yemen .
Iii shoulder.
The pence Were called by the, neigh-
bors and explanations at the police sta-
tion led to the release of Miss McCarthy.
The %semen Baseett is. in the hospital
end wilt he charged with attempted
robbery.
e
Any man can be happy if he only has
Sense epough pot to let troubles worry .
him onneceesarily,
CREArifiTWT
:FLOUR
ATpure, ha:
Manitoba
foobakers And Othori demand.
tog strength,' Oboe nod: miformity.
ft:::WHITE
.11,00^ A NO rkeieleweere us.
-wE' AI" PO% KlugEN crrt! .ft Stemma noes:
,:rHAT Hai 404114S0 nattszr sa A Oattaltiel.
11000400 riAtOOSES• Woe&
VeallteTfilkOlt •
''44VilitIlle.ig49:144
..,1 1.4V01..,; leiriO3, ve,40„.; teltiiiitlyisio, '
et
amen am” epeehosiii sager wages to Maw;
iskve„._4.4,42:-4,141V,..1,....2tea-144.........404.14,111„4:;,„.
linen and braketteen; flePeriellek eine
yeigio MEN WANTED -401I
neeceetteY; over 5e0 positions open amt.
Present t/toe';',411111 wages; timid,' prOmO-t•
•tio iitengliretrs and conductors; 475 to
1280 per month; instructimut ny...onor an
‘youts home without . interritetten Wide, ;.
Present .0eculetetee; we Assist molt One
deter In'seakeing a Position; (10,41Aelayf
write Metter for free gataloglit# Inetrege
hone end apPliCation blank. lehttionel
Railway Training School, incey.1432*K„ •
Boston Block; Minneapolis, Minn, U.S.A.
_
ouitTatros -
imee ot Mom et Wel* Thai 419 •
14,01 'MEMOS "Taltigt".
Wele to wettest tone.
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•
Were deciding where to locete
In. the West, let us tell you
about these lands. The best
wheat fields, the richest grazing
land, are -in this province.
19'rite us fot full information
about crops, climate and special
railroad rates.
Local representative wanted in
eaeh county.
two years' imprisonment and a tine of rad blood toss swot* and strengtrie
every Nix., Sold ,by me
everywhere or ty mail ext
box or silt pr:Oia1 for liZAO
g the ..DeSS491,jellamt? 4#1
Brochvillesspfits '
SORE ACHING FEET
e 4:7eeters
.seents a
luddress.
Mine Co.,
etree.
FACETIOUS.
• Titne tries to age a women fair__
But she destroys the trace;
For Time she doesn't seeas' to care -
But at hen itinkes it fate.
. •
mSANINGUSS W011D. .
SOOTHED BY ZAM-BUK,
Men, women and girls engaged in
stores, who have to be on their feet
oh day, often suffer agonies front char -
jog sores, soft corns, horny patches,
etc, In other, Rases long standing and
Walking leads Id bad leg, varicose veles
and ulcers. Zatn-Buk takes the pain
out Ot chafed sores, .prevente suppilras
tion and poison from stocking -dye, and
generally heals.
Mri, K. Watkins. of 26 Forgue Ave-
nue, Montreal. says; "My boy had a
sore on ills heel which was rubbed by
his stocking until 11 becarile a very bad
wound. Zam-Buk took the soreness out
attnest instantly, and healed the wound
up wonderfully."
Zara-Buk is equally good for cuts,
bruisea, menus( scalp sores, itch, bar-
ber's rash, bleed' pelson and all skin
injuries and diseases. All stores and
drliggists sell at 50o a box.
n 411 do no harm la 'remember that
the man in front never has any kick
about the (tastiness of the road.
The way some men live they evidently
forget that they ettnhot hire an attorney
te represent them on the Judgment Day.
A Small P111, but Powerful. -They
that judge of the poWeris of it pill uy
lie size. would cen.sider Partneletes
Ve-
gelobIS Pills to be %eking. lt is a M-
lle. \vender among Mils. What n lacks
tributive histice. •
airs. !wog turns', pale.
ewrilett she has gal hold otehlmr she
n33r1 under her 'WA.
, "Got bola of him r moats Jlen,ble.
moused again no Wiener magi nand by
1144 Mettle ef tepreeeion; "yoU'rertfitillt
have the most entraodinory way Or into
NPBELL
Till/AV:0 (1 -111.N!'TION
0 NT.
et
It
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Tolfor it' Osgood
Eastern Selling Agents.
aos ,CORISTINE BUILOIND,
MONTREAL.
JOY OF LIVIN
,
If you -want to iftallze all the joy there is in living in this Canada_of ours
SpringtSme you should ride a wheel; It brings you In touch with =Mrs.
gives youi Exercise, Fresh Air, Suns bine. So
RIDE A GOOD WHEEL AND
FEEL THAT YOU ARE ALIVE
"rii sue the wounarel 1"1, exclaimed
Algy in si,ferrible rage. "We:calls me a
blithering:Idiot 1"
"I woltldnit pay any ottention to ft,"
counselled Percy. "Blitheriog' doesn't
really mean anything, you know."
• The Massey "Silvers Ribbon," Cle veland, Perfect, Brantford, Imnerfals
Rambler,' and Blue Fleet -with the lat ein improvements, guaranteed tuways
smooth, easy and pleasant going. Manufactured and guaranteed by
kelf by ising her heir round het wet% ow his toonAirsirc, ito trirot jeee.
lose -letter ihe oh/ nt tho plait, to the, loot gem% efteeeree militia' Add physical
v be 1)(11 ktlit tbffi 10004 l'nek it", nmetitite la The. highett votoutsht pose
die teffeeted nee, ' ' slide,. • . ' • .
10114is young married %%multi. 6 .
10 1 et year% nt 4...., tvrai talTIP 10 SI.
l'il tetra weft her leneloted lett the Ween le me s•I et geinue he tee% that
GNI or fist /etre Tlie UM IIVM'a the hie the pritilege bf ttiking a dritrli ...---4--.*4...•a -
MOMS* &MA 61208 I
"Has young Dudleigh any otcupation ?"
asked the dear glri*enother. "Indeed he
has," replied the deist girl. Ile's raising
a moustache." .
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ITCH, (Mange,/ Nettie Scratches and
every torM of contagious Ilea' on htlinan
er animals cured In 20 minutes by Wol-
lord's Sanitary. Lotion. It never tails.
Sold by all druggLsts.
an- artist is 0 man who puts his
dreams into such shape that the rest of
the world can realize how beautiful they
are.
A lady writes: "I was enabled to re-
move the corns, root and branch, 1.3'
the use of Holloway's Corn Cure.'
Others who have tried It have the same
experience.
The fleet organs built In the eleventh
'century. tad keys eve Inches In width,
which had to be struck With the fist.
FaltROVIM, WEAT MIT? ,th the name at
new 111e, tastes Oplaysit ad strolls. Us sure
threat Nate. betide up the systole, glYM
you get the gem et "retrovitis"
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Mts. Peektm "fiere'e en levitation to
my coesin's wedding. Wilt you go?"
Peckem "No, I hate weddlings. 1 soma -
times wish I hedn't attertded my
A Wide Sphere tit Usefulness. -- The
eonsuniption tit br, Themes' Eclectrie
V, has gnown 10 great propoptiotiee
Notwithstanding the tact that it has
now been on the 'market for over thirty,
one years, its prosperity is its great as
ever and the •denueld for, it in that
peel4d htte very '4grattly, increased. It
18 ,hettelleiat tri all tenntries, tuld where
trer inirodiited fresh supplies are eon.
staidly asked for. ,•
In 1850 tbe teeleet steainer afloat wag
tiro Aeta„ She 601Ed 110 11 knots, and
held the, rcord 1)11111 the Per'Sla was
161111Ohtd ht
A COMP811y 01, eettlete, in naming their
new 100, rtiliol 11 nien010*: betilt4t
es they said, 4,tivir4 the. oak 4 pine&
wham peaett littler* anti naitnintis
Ore always round.
otassevaseolvaLt.
4%
On Your Savings
CiOupounded Quarterly
Seto tor Welkin
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It eattiatinat how our Atioltitto boinnintnia lo
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