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whet it was announced that the floc
Lilian Comm- -the merest* ierean me
of the Primrose I•a.ue-was desirous of
establishing a Dams' habitatit n at
tltsobtoia, the euwerv•tice holies tot that
little beano were thrown *to a flutter of
sa.iteeneat. As the tdoobtt.n
people people were very ei nese abve,
and the w,nneo stns more so than the
men, it was not •tram's thee the Hoe.
LNiau • Groyect was received with ea
thuasasm.
No tl,.ubt the eotnusiaaru ..f ni out of
the holies was due to real pol.ticel fee' -
tug, but it would soa.ely be enchant
able to say that •int many .t was large
ly the result of • desire W mingle with
their betters, au that if the se*eme had
been proposed by the s icsr's wife
ionised of by • peer's dani>tliiter toy
would have received it much more Boody.
Among ladies of this Tastes class the
chief was Mrs. Tallow, the wife of r
wealthy butter merchant of that ns ise.
Mrs Tallow was prvbab:y a thorough
tory, but she was unquestionably a
complete fivak y If she believed in
tory principles it was by fait's slime,
since she knew nothing about them -a
default for which she may (ha mon
readily be etc toed, as a n e Lied Raa-
dolph Churchill came to the front it has
become eatresuejy volume . n -ng pe. -
pie better tater ted sad Wan dice,rains
Ikea she lint her redid-whaMttttr it
may have boon -ie tsryiam sae a. noth-
ing compared with her reverence for
lords and ladies. She wurahtpped thesis
with an unutterable love and dev'.ti•xt,
and ever since her buttes -Latino hus-
band began to heap ep a forums, :6 gas
the ambition of her life to use it to `ring
her nearer these gods aces otddesaes ot
law idolatry.
Thb ambition her hushes..1 Appeared
n ot to share. He discouraged all her
.oats u, that direction, and for a loaf
time the was compelled W pine in tie
obe.eney of her own rhea. She' was
past iaiddle ase, and as yet the vicar
and his family were the must (million -
able of her acgoatotm,oes, and she mold
n ot conceal from herself that even they
scarcely recognized her as sr. equal
She bad almost abandoned her ambtiuo
as hopeless, whoa it was roused k, life
again by ber receipt of the circular about
the Primrose league. To be sore, it was
oalya printed cireulter,bet it was tiireoted
by the instructions, perhaps Ivy the band
of Hon. Lilian Cenaoo ; acyl. rntp.rly
used, it might be made the mesas of
establishing an acquaintance with that
led,. Mrs. Tatlow resolved not to let
seek a.ebanoe slip.
A very abort time spent in refieetsnss
wee eauurh to decide the coupe she
abosli take. She mould at once wnte,
in reply to the circular, and assure the
Iron. Lilies of bar enthusiastic support,
and pltye her serrtces at her dispoeal.
eke did go, and, to her iu.xpeeraihte
joy, next days post brought bar • reply
in the Hon. Lilian's ores handwriting.
It thanked her for her csur and accept
it, re nentine her at the acme tune to
calla meeting of the conservative ladies
of Snobton to discus+ the project and
make preliminary •rrangements. When
chess were finished, if Mrs. Talks
would kindly inform her, Mw Cursor
would be glad to attend the inaugural
Yrs Tallow at occe scctpted this
duty, and without delay sent a circular
to the ether Snobton ladies, stating that
request of Mita Corms. she dared
the bvoor of their attendance at a meet
tag at her hone for the purpose of cook-
ie arrangements for estabh hing a
Runes' habitation of the Primrose
league. On the day spr, intel many
ladies attended. Mr. Tallow prefiled,
and she noticed with delight her hearers
envious hooks, when, itt her address
from the chair, she referred to the com-
munication which had passed between
herself and hes Mead, Abe HonLusa
Curzon. The vicar's wife, t►I.o expected
to have the carrying out of the arrange
swots herself, was particularly ernes ;
sad when, otter the meeting was over,
the left in company of some of the more
genteel folk prevent, she toll them that
she felt no very weir interest in the
undertaking, as ever *ince tory demo
• *racy mew inti fashion, cesservatisei
was nearly as bad as radicalise : it was
eemtinit•Ily truckling G. the lower
• claims.
Thom ',marks, it may be goeased,
sone found itl.ir way to Mrs. Tallow's
east. bet she only Laughed at them.
The vicar's wife might be as bitter as
she pleased ; Mrs Tallow tad the tramp
seeds is her band, and knew his. Vinery
deo notes p ss wd between her mad Hoe.
; and no the latter even called
house and discussed the arrange -
:wet a sap of sfMaseasI St 4*
'?bit got nbeto.d is }saebtes. the
d{rer's wit* herself felt brand to treat
Mrs- Tallow wItb mem than ordisary
respect
11 had been reeelved to cell the habits
lass the "Carnia' ie hemi of the How.
Lilian, bet. jest before the inaassrai
hweetrne was to take pines, Mrs. Tallow
received • mete form another still great-
er 164. else trill of identl 1Rj*Rpt"ed's
.Lint eat, b shah she dttdsred hes
:slimiest el lissemlt y s reatolliort. Mrs
S
,pointers nasi N the Tallow was au distinguished
this Bole s n, 11,."
1.tar�. .» o(�.�' - HEAP H A R D W A R Etatwn from w di..i»ked • fo•tsuoe .a ,... in, • g t btAl.r,bat ____wwas hardly as Mtsrhig
mrd maiocnett a meeting of the prove- "I'm ajMEtt,"Wiesen, sea 1" AM. '
Waal committee t., consider bow they Tallow. "Tet, t east MR yon **italic).* se*
should removes* the boot the rt.t:uunt- { �"Tea, i .'� ispeat•d lir. Tallow, geed 'one, Ioe.' .aid the butler. "Now,
mss had done them by joiuiug their ludo rep serf asrii&ualy into Me wiles 'diets a mal isdy's reeeptws w Friday --'
nation. The 'Irar's wife setlfweed a bib ."lfr, we'll snake the emrimlmac• I "Do you menu :dady teoi.eberry'm r
®astute which was carded ++usnimuus of the leaden of .ear party I Whet et• sated M,.Tlil net eagerly.
ly. h was ilia the hal.it,µiwn should actly sure who they are lust uuw. hat "Yes, I'm her butler44 J<,a.w, and
be called after nob the immunises and I'm certain wilt meet thee', and I a if yvu pewees, nut W Milds I'll gut you
the lieu. Lilian : that it should he, to very anxious to do so, became, )lanai, as invtaae " to it by t.m.weuw moo' -
fact. 'The Curzon az d 'saran habits. let ore tall ,.,et. I'm a bit +ambitious," inti;."
"Yea, William," chimed bdkw:Tal- "YYta'le joking- "
Imo . -'t 'a" '' , r jib/4j ii*'t• Just you pessimism sod
"Atari If I could oily Makiem semi. ., .
tis.." T e l t ,poaal was siiuurdiuyly
suesmunicated too .he two ladies. and in
doe course it received their cordial
appy oval
The warrant Karma been duly receive
1 drill Me -why. I skou/da't eland for
ed, t'.e iwngural meeting was held. It parlteildeA.'• - '
was a red-letter day to Mrs. Tallow's "Why, William '"eried Mrs. Tallow,
ra
calendar. Th. simantess sad hoc old- with a gasp. "Who would hare thought
est buy, lion. Cecil Torrington, and it : And 1 intagi•ed jus cased about
Hut- Lilian Curses dizsed at her twee, nothing but business a annoy.. Well,
before goine to the meeting. The cite us 1 ssurprised !" -
and his wife, 111x. and Mrs. Pewter, of And Mn. TIM* 'might weft be sur -
the brewery, and several more uj the pri: The fact wall, lit. Tallow was
mos: wealthy and respectable inhabitants ane 4 Nilo men 114106wo.Off take
ofSout,ton,were ofthe compsuy. Both agylllitg Maim to theirMtoMahisowa
the threat ladies were emit tied and con- phrase, "go it." When he wee money-
dnscendittg, and deligbtet. everybody. leaking he devoted all his thoughts to
Zion Mr. Tallow, who was suspected of moneymaking ; mei"Imo he was
radiealum, reeked under the sunshuse money -spends**, bersiglpeeed all his
of their smiles thoutthta to gamey apsadisg. Whatever
After dinner they all attended the in- hs did, he did with all hie might.
augural meeting. The viscountess cc- It took bun sod his lady some time te
copied the chair, and was appuiuted Make all ttie arrangements necwq
otor
presideut ed the habitation. Miss Cer- a lung AIN ea Luado., sad so it was
sou wan.lected runny, councillor. biro rather lade Is the season before they .0 -
Talkie, tweeorsbie secretary, sold the curled thepretty hees.e at Kensinoten
vilar% wife had to be coolest with a which tae had taken. They dely moti-
nat un the executive council. The pro- tied tl1g,rartival to their distinguished
co/idiots wen: off without a hied, sad i • to theirdisapl,eitt-
when the meeting was dissolved )in. fr`emoeeh passed without any of
renew received the congratulations and !heli thinking it necessary to rill upon
anks of the viscountess and the Hun. them. This was not the treatment they
th
Lilian for the akill and tact with which expected.
all the arrantements had tem mads, neither of them eras, however, cis
Mas. Tallow's pi.iauu of secretary heartened. Mr. Tallow especially kept
gave her many opportunities of eon. up his spirits, and as the dos, of the
maniesgag with the Mementoes sad .eanoa spproacbed without their having
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
neiilaRq mu" 'emu al" tips fru" them iceTdh.when thdin the 9bfutr. teTraaslkked.. at his twineadd�. Best llot-Cut Iron Nails for ;2.55 pr 100 lbs
tstsa
and departed. The imgt cou'n'ty('$ poet. .
Miss Carson, which abet did not neglect ere- seeireey of their noble friends, he
and they did not discourage. Miss Cur- reeolredme et at the Carlton upot, the ed his back upon the young man, and,
wn was much interested iu, and tl s itis Veooant•iWMarett He did w : but hie without deugniatg to reply to bia rude re -
countess much amused by, the Goings lordship tris not there. He did so &:yin mask. ;roved away with his lady through
of the Dente', said both were glad to sad again ; cwt still his lordship wee sot the crowd.
hear from Mrs. Tallow. That lady tom- It seemed at last as if his lord- They had root gone fat before they
proved indeed an Indefatigable secretary, ship was never there. Then he went to came upon another face il.ey knew.
and soon made the habitation very pros- the house of Captain Cash, M.F. The Wlyen she noticed it kin. Tatlow glaaeed
permute gallant captain did not seem particularly at her kuabsr:d in shocked surprise, for
It has already been said that Mr. Til. diligent is his parliamentary duties, for it was no other than Mrs. Taper, qui pixy
low did not se brei *bare his wife's aur- it visa cut until the kith tiles of going °strep- sir- .Tallow returned hits .,rids'.
that Mr. Tallow hag the pleasure of see- glance.
"Comleer• t mined, it
to the," %Mr to her, in a trim
tote.
BothMr. anti ]lis tallow wore bsgis- „,ti:
Wrought Mu
to their delight. ought Mr- and m , CdBTi_
rluesting the pieasure of their' oosip.gt Best Barb W r e 6*c lb
Tallow a easd from tidy (Aewatse i ails
on Friday night -
When oro that evening they were
whirled e1 in their hired hfeawhens w
the enchanted hall, Mr. and Mrs. Wow
wore a, excited that at find they scarcely
hese whet wss•h. eeiatgabortthem.
They reruesabil their names Ming
drawled out, sihd!'�1ear'y looking Indy
w elcoming thein COO when at length
simmered • excitement simered doom, they
found themwlms in the liaised* of as
immense crowd of people, none of whoa
knew they iu seemed to know each
other.
As the grew limier they bethought
themselves w look shoat for some ac-
quaintances. They loon found one, but
not exactly one they expected or desired
to meet. In fast itn spoling Holdfast,a
a sou of the ironmtb
oe de is sobdon,
They pretended not ft M him, but he
was not to be passed by. Coming chime
to them, he gave Mr. Tallow • punch to
the ribs, and when that gentleman turn-
ed sternly to Mm the youth, Witt! one
eye shat to denote knowingness, whis-
pered .
"Fuued'eut aid Bomar, too, eh r'
With $ severe gleam Kr. ?snow tarn -
bailie to become a member of fashiona-
ble society ; this, however, was owing to
nig belief in til hopelessuese; bat her
brilliant success in connection with the
habitation at omit changed his mind,•nd
he became even s gr ester var
oty d bed- another evening, but the M. P. was m-
om than she. He, too, joined chi Prima- t raged that night, too ; he saegeN.d
ruse league, mud became a knight harbis• lasother with the same_rewli, Mr.. Ta}�
ser �thosgh he saver beim eraactty what Itaw .insd the Dl. P. He sensed is
that meant), and, as en his wife's ens., have an engagement for every night.
his canoeetiue with it brought him iota. Matter were really begining to kink
contact with some distinguished peewee. bnpsless, when one morning, as kits.
Ing him. He then asked the M P. to
fbror Mrs. Tallow_ sad him at dinner on
• certain night- The M. P. could not ;
he was engaged. Mr. Tallow suggested
Viscount Swaren, who had sumo totes-
trat of becoming a candidate for Sgob-
bon, found he had need cf advise on
various occasions, and Captain Cash, the
mttiag member, whom the noble vis-
oount desired to ost, because his members of the rose league Mn
ts
friend. in fact, Mr. Tall., wee so much Tallow was delighted, She showed it
involved in politics that he had little W bee hu.baed, who was delighted too.
time to atteod to the fluctuatuoms of the Itwas clear that at last they were &brut
butter merits', iso he determined to r.-1 to enter the sacred peewit of society.
tiro altogether from a business which• and itis. Tallow awaited impa-
carcumstauces had male both unpegots- thistly the approach of their invitations
ole and distasteful to him. and of the great night ; but, although
the night approached rapidly eso tt, and, turning rimed. gazed at theet'eaker
Ie Ras a 'omnis or tee after Mr. Tal. their imitations,st
range to say, showed and Mrs. Tallow, who stood settling be-
low had became a private geotletstra that
.o sirme od eeming. They began to get side him. while the biset -bearded n
he broached a project to his lady which
alarmed, ft was possible that Lady man, rinsing hu gleams to bis rya, scru-
tinized the pair calmly. Then, with nit
&sawariug • wend, in her stately manner
the president of the Osr!nn and Nwartin
habitation turned bar back upon the
Tallowson
and etinted. her conversation
his asst near Snobton -he soddenly
said, "Nariar. I was thinking we ought_ 'bed nsather would be invited. The re- with Use bleck-bearded gentleman.
caption would he confined to members of The worthy *mph stood hat in rare
er go to Londcn."the end "wit'to which neither he and indignation. These were not dimip-
"Yp,' acid M» Tallow, "it would be woe his ledrlieloeged, ished when young Holdfast eome to them.
V e&sr tsii1,16144 home, grinning from ear to ear, acrd whispered
dissppniatedand earswad,hemmed Lord w Mrs Tallow :
aooesberry's manion, awe as h• passed "Proud, ain't she Was going to ask
Tallow was glancing over the Kerning
rat, site came upon a notice to the
seem that Lady tlnoasbsrtt, wife o' the
conservative statemarei 'lil�giled to
hold at an earl date a reetiption of
•
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C-e.13x-
Tbis Who stood a twist lair t laspringa,
of Ial6 !be strum in the V'how
is R 11: rarti'.rors• Turoot•
MATiNG ALL Cal tiTliVlin -._.
I lute imported • terse shipment of OLAtd9 team (lemony. ver g
. and bein
ts•porfd direst; I can •e ie per cent. cheep.. titan ever raid Una
All sy SHP1.! ♦AU HLAVY HAR!)W.tRF. u•.:d on tSwras
c await Imoisshare.
PAINTS ase OILS meld sewaete too mans cheep a• Isns ShShooe
Get yourBi;ILDI\G lid''Ilii'ARifrom meand rarer ib.
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sires
eEQRGE ACHESON.
Man a `"t"sly duets �' E - ED WHITE AND BLUE
their first esperienoe of ''mart society, ,
when all their misgivings were cbanPed 4e'
to 'u bytheir suddenly iso upon
Oedeesmb AMetMr�
joy ! staff .....,_'..-
the Viasountens Brazen. ebbe was non. , • -
vetoing with a tall, black -bearded, held- Goa otic T�d n' sad
d X c'�it' ah a Works,
headed gentleman in blow nnbon.
"A Knight of the, ,ge some-
thing," whinplmt dilleo �1114Maq«�tZtal.si
go to haw at althea tfif� •••
dl ,nae',i
▪ T1 v iounteas want yin 't �;,� s
V 4�'il�i/ay'
ly, nacooacwu% of thompraserme, until
Mw. TeUow said to her, is a +use• loud
enough to attract her and her compao-
fetesattentiop ; -
"flow do you do, my lady f 'We're
delighted to see your ladyship nom*
your ladyship is well f -
The Viscountess started 4 his trice,
surprised and delighted her. One man-
illa, as they were mated at late breakfast
-they had best dlig the provtwus
night with Captain Cash (whose family
were is t..wn� at Moneymore home, his
Gooseberry did not know that they were
so tgtew, ., 'Fellow resolved to .ail at
the loggia Mmes., and just hint that be
ani1Ilh /y had been f,rgntten. To his
disttiti; ' the clerk there informed him
terry '►lessen' to go thew for a der
taro."
"I don't mean that,' answered biro
Tallow , "I mean I was tkisk►mg w•
should go up for the season- Alt tbt It fie looked ravagdy at the hooey hinted
nubs do that. you know. ' hien. When doing so he noticed anise-
nobs
Tallow waxed at her heebend is bendy Ieai hog the area gate, wb000 aQfoear-
sacs ares'ad familiar to him. Strnek by
acoaasmeot, which, when his serious this, hi berried after the individual.
countenance showed her he was not jot- When he overtook bim be recognized in
changed into delight.him • fallow knight of the league- • Mr.
"Von don't main it, William', de Bosley, who had • pretty cottage at
you 1 she add. Snobton, when he stopped from time to
"Yea, blariar, 1 do," replied Nr. Tel- time. He was a very elegant, sepefeili-
low, resolutely. "I've been thinking fey gentleman, and was said to hold a
that ea ani rs i retty itch, and bawl be high appointment in town, about which
ehildree to provide for, we should enjoy however, he was eery reticent. Ilk.
ourselves What's the us. of hansg Tallow bad for thea memo. diligently
money if we don't enjoy "'whim 1 esltivsted his acgoaintanoe. Now Imam
Win riche, than some who do There's bow M had Men deceived; to his horror,
Lord Bleat.lands-hie Oleate ain't lamb. Mr. Bnosey woe in livery -he els a st-
and every sen of it's remortgaged ; yet he
goes every year and heaps his bergs
the.s. Why, 1 say, shouldn't we r
"1 don't eft W restos, William."
Mid Nis. T.Uew, tryieg in bids Ilm
eswleey•
"Than, Fos req" eewtinowd �1 ill.
lean, "we sia't like meet risk tg :
we know a er..wd et swells, mai a�1��II
to le wan hi •salebq. There's kltm v1�.
*nisei aid •i•.roentese sad their family,
an4dbe Mos. leas •ninon, std t�ptsia
alar, IL P. --hod Riots yeti ,w'`'ean
yea y
wwwPeale u well s al ►h~itation/'. A W
ern tw get hent
dimmers sand baba and sired** �M•
we'll meet more ew•Ni ass �•
rent.
Huth gest einem seemed treacly taken
shack by the meeting. As secs am Mr.
Tallow recovered his self -p mewsom
tested end walked haughtily off. He
Ws* however, goes meq slops whet
he felt ltnown's hated pissed ..n hit
WS.
"limes see, lir. Tallow, ' said 'hip
getUeetaa, "you wool split :os ser, ,�
yos I if ye. Awa't 111 take it
peer while."
"Make* worth my while 1" ,reteimad
Mr. 'Tallow.lediwemmely. "Tow wc11 r
"Yes, 1 wRI," replied Mr. flaw..,.
• i '1111' wry • littler, L hers
seamtt
you for an introdtsae. Glad I didn't
The Tallowitokil set is ,k that eiebt
for any MOM sli d st mgsashed ac-
quaintance&
A 1.11 days 1 bits. 'tallow west
back to Soubtoa tc *sand a meeting of
the t'a'i •n and Emmen habitation She
did en because the Aon Lilian Carron
was to preside. When the mowing was
over she had a little chat with the Racing
Councillor, in the course of whish eke
complained of Lady *swarm's treatment
de her. T.) hit asttanieitment Kies Cur-
zon instead of being inch.inatt at the
Vi c satess' heba.r.er. was astosaabed
at Mfr. Tallow's speaking to her.
fel wasn't aware," she mid, "that you
tame hat. -
• Not know her '" is:claimed Yrs T'rl
low. "Why we have, met bar hers
"ions of timmi awl owed/ Od .hilt
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at 1110110%111140 ran .
Pictire Framing a specialty,jA call sellelled.
olamisIi tat," tep_oil
a ran if flax atrlii
ma& ` Ertl, yet komp. nicht
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in the stere lamely ore t' rind by Horace W Haviot purchased a large sad
win esonhid &rook of ttpetsx fowl Summer i W at close figure+., we are determine
to give the Palette henetit.
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Please 041 and 'Towne oar gamin hefere parehaeimg whom hes e
iiewirwsher the Owe, neat door to J. Wilson's Drug More,
.-Fontes' work oil' tannins our spooled stteetion.
/af-Nune bet the bast of rnaeerral naiad and first -clans, wort; awe em t t . •
.AllPii.wpairw.t neatly .I .;e or the abntesse sotiee
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