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One loaf of bread may be
li iwrdet_and digestible.
You may use the same ma-
terials for another and have it
heavy, sour and soggy. The
knack is in putting the in-
gredients together just right.
A substitute for Scott's Emul-
sion may have the same in-
gredients and yet not be a
perfect substitute, for no one
knows how to put the parts
together zs we do. The se-
cret of to how " is our busi-
ness --twenty-five years of
experience has taught us
the best way.
Two .ire.. so its asst Ir.m
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Gee FI1110R. Clirwilla_ _ work a Specialty.
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methods
and approved
methods for all dental operations. Preserve
Idea of ibe astoral with • p (salty . clue,
svor J.mes Enka, ma's err c d• .toreineor-
a.r d Watt* stat tholepin's.
M. TURN + JLL,LD.B—
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Dr. Diane. of Moaneel. Gold and poro.-
artiflcial teeth mounted on gold or alum-
inium. special attention Elven to the
ration of W malaria teeth. Office In
*Lean's new block. !YD -t!
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AP to. OMoa—thrice strait. the reel
deem lately occupied1N.9Dr. Mh0a•clean 'Nigh
calfs from resideaoe. 11.
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Hall. 'timers, Ood .mobs
It( O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER, tiO-
I.J1. 'tenor. oowmlesloner. etc, Ironer to
Item. Deices : nor. Hatdltos and Bt. Andrew's
tweets. Oodertch. flit. set
A MAY -DAY SHOWER.
Birth are singing.
Il neve rtaging.
briagiog
(Jerked*fair
Maids .re Sooratne
Clouds of warning.
(3•y adorning
Os May morniog
Gala will wear.
Rain is falling,
Heart. appalling ;
Someone's calling,
' Homeward skip !"
Isabell•'s, Rath's and Ellie
Maud's and Stella's
Wet umbrellas—
How they drip !
" Hat and feather,
Altogether
Spoiled by weather. '
Ruth b.e o•as ;
Dress and frilling,
Sash and quilling,
All so killing,
Maud, unwilling
, Ruined 1" awes.
Heyday ! Hoy.dy !
Choose not May•d•y
For • play -day
Out of doors ;
Or. prepare ye,
New gear •p.r. ye ;
Old clothes wear ye ;
Never oars ye
When it pours.
— st Nicholas.
A FEAST OF CHERRIES.
JCILE de Vere wag a yonng
French girl who lived in Paris. Oae day,
in market with her mother, she sou admin.
lag the arrangement of ell the fruit and
Bowen, when something very beautiful met
her eye. There were some green breuohes
of cherry tree twtned in • wreath, from
which gracefully peeped the tempting fruit,
like so many scarlet flowers, through tb.
leaves.
" Ob, mamma," she cried, " please to buy
me that brilliant wreath.'
Diadems de Yen wee surprised. for Le-
ad., knowing her mother had little money,
usually contented herself with jest looking
at pretty thing.. But .he bought ths
wreath and walked on, Lucile examining
her cearteter (treasure as something vary
wonderful
They sauntered to , !it• Harden of the
Tuileries, when they lief -laws under the
trees to enjoy the lovely alsrtdjag. It was
about ton o'clock. and before the fashion -
11b1•11 same cot- So they had the place al-
most to themselves. t'rewotly • lady •p•
poured with a girl .bout Luolle'..ge, and
they took .•ate near by.
• You have • handsome wreath there,"
said the lady, after the first sslutatio0,
"and quite booming to • young maiden
11keourself."
• Still more suited to year yeang friend,"
said Madame de Vero, sod glanotag
at the bright red cheeks before her, finely
j OFTUB L DANCEY, BARRISTER, ooatr••tine with the green color of her
L eoltottar, Oesvg••orr, te., ME. 1iiiiI ;sand "I-
to loan st lowest rate.. Horton's l3look• Op. " But I de not know how you could have
Palle Colborne Boal. Oodertob. Oat. -tt helped eatug fruit w delicious." said the
younger,
" I find them •o handeoms to look •t,"
replied L.ueile. " But, mamma, can 1 eat
them wow r'
On her mother's consenting, she named
the wreath over to the young girl, earnestly
inviting her to share them with her.
• Oh," replied oho, " how ono you give
away seoh delightful things'" breaking off
one off the cherries .t the same time.
• Dividing," said Lucille, pyly. " hives
double pleaders." And, after taking ona
for her mother, .he paved the wreath
around, equally sharing with all till the
cherries were goes."
The lady sad young girl looked at each
other as if they were gluts Impressed by
the pleasant way the (berries had been dis-
tributed, and they separated. Lucile and
her mother, too, were greatly pleased with
their morning Interview in the Tailerie..
" I wish 1 knew their names," sold
Leede, on their way homeward.
O■ arriving at the gate they wotioed a
liveried servant following Nem—the same
they had seen in the Tuileries with the 1.d►•
haeme move prim saw wk.ws .thug lived ba
tared away as 11 in heats.
A few days afterwards • package was left
for Ladle by a policemen. On opening it,
.he Mesiad • bouquet of ran, fresh dowers,
ormlommiled, •aqui ire ewes -bow., sad then
wads it writing :
" DiviVies 1s double ples.mre.-
bee Imam whe .h* i.," said Lucile to
s, who bed just nom.
iso .11issd east was wariseiag at the gift
At his rogissubsits d..aribed the girl with
the gees mead hat. sod he promised to
look through the eit7 till he found ber. But
V1 is vain.
L • taw s oaks tams New Yaw. Madame
de Ten was poor. having boat her husband.
sed •asiHwr gave nor r.osivd many pros.
.M. Her way .ea was at • polytsobalo
.(heel, sad ranked high as • scholar, bat it
would take years for him to reaob-a modems
in the regelsr stay sad rapport himself.
About this tint' • pwokags was •Rota
bnarht by the peliesm•e.
•• Why," seed Ladle M the old somas,
as .Mit saw hat muse w its " did you sot
make Mai toll by whom it www seat,"
" I did my best," answered h.. '• but,
miss, be said M had boon paid • orown net
tan toil"
Whoa the faiallyilliettsrsd so sate 11.
tiny were troubled with the mystery .1 -
Mediae. And we allay lodge that their
auroras was great *boo then appeared in
• new ambit a.p•rkfwg ga. set to heavy
IoM. sad w it .eg'ev.d
**Dividing le doable pleasure''
" I sever own war this," .Ned Lucile.
" without bowleg from whom it nano.
Whet oma I dos Oh. mamma !"
" Yos ars right,".said the mother, far
she wag osbarretud its the value of the
gee •• We will pot 1t .way ter the ps'.
Se what ,rs d.slgo.d eor as agreeable
swrprise gays ossold.rable somakss.s-- oem-
1 g.4 is did from an ankaewn atr•nsw—
0.etretai1y looked up. Eagles
tloe00ti0 was
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Eat a naw sashay was Is p ep.r•hess.
Than Mrs • largo bandits -41m des el
web sasafMM as to e:dts smith osrlsslty.
00 .pori.s ib ease sgesered the sward sad
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farm security oma do so sPar 0•••••W
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bold Buddhist, Toronto. war
CIMAGER, CONNEYANCINO AND
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TIME i.IBRARY AND IMAMS
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JOHN woLiwhd` vM1aMr►L o• the army. Mersa, ty dm IdirWar d this
ext 8 ti Dogmatises* wad a mai a1Mussd be
le Ir Limas ,
.si • as I peourWn aha rte
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fa sa to rottroragekg
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w..to doe liksa. with VT..
�w �-l�'ii' iht' ral•v1
Be was tmpattas so •ssostain th wham
be owed Woo disetagulehsd IT.r,wad aawU-
llag to leays kis plate MH hs W •ap•ra•d
ML warm Masks."has l" sided Lagoilsi • u Y stas.d I,y
the Masao, of War. Bo (sold toll ss."
•' Aad let us go to him at oa0e," added
ber brother. v.beaseatly.
The whole tonally, tilled with gratitude,
r paired to his hones. and were r•o.Ived
with special restate as friends of the an -
knows, the Minister not dreaming that ray
thing was (000.•1.4. Hs m.stload her
sem• capitally, and It peeved that she was
the daughter of • geosr•1 of the hytbest
rank--• man of .ofiueoce with the king.
But they were .1I anxious to see her per-
sonally.(oared her
By mesas of a directory they
reddens, which was in the finest part of the
city. The house was 51.10+80. 1t .5reeand
d the
furniture such as suited peep
le wealth. They waited soma time after they
were od, •0d were then oondooted
thr•oaeb different apartments to the primates
of their aogaaiut•aoe of that Tuileries. They
received • most hearty weloome, though
flimsy mums wore made for Living followed
an odd fancy to keep the oonoealment of
their Dames.
Eugene could only sxpre•• his simple
thanks and say he hoped to disgrace
hie country while fighting under Isar flag.
•` $u?as prolong this happiness." said the
lady, " and finish the day by dining to-
gether."
It was • merry evening. Eugene wore
his uniform, which fitted him exactly, his
measure having been •vo.rtaind through
his tailor ; the rest ot the party appeared
in the e.me oestos•es as at the Tat!•rtes.
Lucile, however, for the first time added
her precious susses
1 shall forget," said her young
friend. " eur morning at the Tuileries, or
my eujoyme.t of the Feast ot Cherries 1
lemon.learned from you a new lemon. which
w
•Ire•d• added to my happiness. los us
frogn this time .hare each other's friendship,
for, yon know. ,,
•' • oividine le doable pleuttre."
A VIOLET IN HER HAIR.
A violet in ter heir,
A rote, upon her bosom t•ir
But, ole, her eyes
A lovely violet diaolem§
Aad ber rips lips abs sweetest roes
That's meth the skies.
A lute beneath her gr•.ds1 head
Breathes forth music au her command.
Bat still her tongue ,
Far richer music calls to birth
'rhea all the minstrel power on earth
Can give to song.
And thus she moves in tender light
The purest ray, where all is bright.
Serene and sweet,
And thedt a grseefol influence ro.•d
rho• hallows e'en the very ground
Baeeath hes foot.
New York L.dr.�
A WOMAN AND THE
SONG SHE SANG.
AN EPISODE IN A LIFE.
CAliR1AGES had been rolling along
the wide thoroughfare on that hot,
snitry Jane evening. There was a
dinner at the large corner house, and
fluffy white and pink nebulous drifts
resolved themselves into fair women
stepping daintily from their broug-
hams on to khe scarlet carpet laid
up to the .loon. Just a white flash
upon the scarlet for one moment.
The windows were open, and a
pleasantly confused bum of voices,
well-bred laughter and abaft cbinkle
of silver and glean fell harmlessly on
the ears of the passers-by ; odours, ex-
pressing nothing in particular, but
merely • general idea of daintily pre-
pared dishes, floated out end mingled
with the rich perfai.,e of the gorgeous
L France roses that formed a grace-
ful scenery to the open windows,
To Major Ru•hforth had fallen the
duty of tilling Miii ire o0 N61'tte-
they adored ; the harmonious coloring
of her iireu appealed to his artistic
sense ; the warmth of the evening
and the ntaguetic intiuenoe of his pre -
mace upon ber inverted her with a
(arresting languof which reflected it•
self back on him.
He decided to speak the decisive
words that evening. In the• rose -
light of the drawing -room Orace North
was even more beautiful, and he drew
her into the balcony where,amid banks
of roses and lilies, they sat silently
drinking in deep draughts of delight.
The silky hairs of his moustache gent-
ly brushed her ear as he bent his head
to whisper the words that would make
or mar them both for life. They could
almo4 hear the beating of their hearts.
Major Rushfortb took her baud ;
unresistingly it lay in his ; he was
raising the fingers to his lips when,
suddenly, with a hoarse exclamation,
he dropped it and sprang to the rail-
ing :—
" Then is no one beside thee, no one above
thee ;
Thou .tandest alone as the nightingale
sines."
Only a street -linger --a woman—
slowly snaking her way down the
street, apparently careless whether her
efforts were rewarded by donations
from the inmates or not. It was a
curious song for a street -singer to
choose ; and the effect was rendered
still more oddly incongruous by the
banjo accompaniment to the sweet
plaintive voice of the woman who
sang.
In front of the oorner house she
paused in her slow, mechanical walk,
and the light from the balcony
streamed full upon her face, on which
was written the story of her wrecked
life—broken heart—ixtardered hopes.
Fier lnsterous eyes stared out on the
blue -black night, as though looking
through it on comes long passed and
gone.
"1 love oboe so dear NMI osl v can leave
thea '"
" T wan g— t wang^I°''''gflie"i$e
to this despairing cry: ---
A manservant here elft- eat*vd
o'dered the woman away. " Be off
with that caterwauling, mieais ; my
people can't abide such rubbish. You
won't, eb t Then I'll help you." And
seizing her by the shoulder her pushed
her Away.
" Leave the woman alone, will you?"
cried Maik Rushforth, throwing down
a piece of gold, which a little urchin
picked up and gave to the Binger ; and
she parsed on into the murk and din
of the London night, the " twang -
twang " of the banjo echoing fainter
and still more taint from distant
E 0.
.L,'
'aims iM0 t sea alis aaltse•as
to dinner, and the two were talking
in a low tone, only now and then join-
ing in the general conversation.
They had met for the first time in
the hunting fields the previous winter
and, since then, frequently during the
season. Nothing had been said ; but
each felt certain of the other's liking.
There was no hurry ; time enough to
speak definitely before the swifts and
swallows of fashion migrated to other
scenes at the end of the seamen.
Major Rnshforth was a typical
specimen ot the military man-aboot-
town ; handsome and manly.
The slightly weary tone which im-
parted a somewhat pathetic inflection
to his voice arose rather from real
physical weariness than from any
sentimentality of disposition. If his
days were spent performing his duties
at the altar of fashion, his nights
wave >R w•eelai 0lw anomic .
and the exclusive a levo% bow cb he
I °longed was noted for its high play
and late hours, ib four -in -band an
its cook.
Mark Rushforth had deliberated
seriously whether he would stake the
plunge into matrimony.' His. present
manner of life was sewed nature.
Could he give it op I Did he really
love Miss North well enough to tot
all his pleasures on owl Ms and
settle down 1 The seamed meinbers
et his ehnb were nethes the happiest
nor the best men of his acappaiMsaaa ;
and if that was all that pia triage led
up to be might hest w well remehr
Y. U WANT THE BEST
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Then waste no wore time looking for it.
UDELILA"
CEYLON TEA
Iells the bill. It is not only pure, but always fresh
and delicious.
In Lead Packets. 40c, 50c, or 80c., per Ib.
ROJ►[ .A X -I TI3B1 LH1�1121sTG t}gOOZDRY 8TORJQIB
W•11, perhaps It rn r.sy foals, baIds :.a `rwind,
law • or "Vnctcars' .soy
ro
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thing ht. ,hs way a'nU teal . swami
orate, it of
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'HENRY 1EVERS, L.D.S., Quebec, writes:
"One e><, my children sprained her ankle, which
became much wollen and discoloured. Some ' Quickcure'
vas spread on linen, and applied ; the pain ceased at once, the
swelling w"If-(otte the next day, and on the fourth day she walked
to school as usual. 1 have also proved it to be a wonderful remedy
for cuts and bruises.
se
s,.
streets :—
•• 1 lows Mos so dear
tie. !"
The man tnroed to the beautiful
girl beside him, who with set, pale
face awaited the finale of this strange
scene.
To her astonishment, he grasped ber
hand tightly in his and bade her "good
night;" then strode away, leasing her
standing in the balcony alone. His
opportunity had passed, not then only,
but for all time, for the wreck of a
woman's life had risen as a barrier be-
tween him and the girl he loved.
The door of a closed chamber in the
worldly man's heart had been opened
by a long forgotten hand, and the
ghosts of past scenes trooped through
and took possession. This night, at
leasties.held sacred. -to the.meomry..• at
an old love
that I only ca0 (save
A turban has been prove by actual pro -
tics to be the beet partible head covering In
hot oonatries. Is m ltrht, sod while it ex -
eludes the direct rays of the sun, permits
free passage of sir.
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119.500
Seeds .Seeds Seeds!
CLOVER—AU the best 1 No. 1 TIMOTHY. SEEDS for the kitchen
garden. Now FIELD SEEDS. Our harvest of seed,' is gathered from
relish overs only. An Huai we shall have the BE.MT OF FIELD
CORN in a Tew daysrprepsre' es' your silo.
Store—Masonic Hall. Fust-st
J. T. VIDEAN
THE RELIABLE SEEDSMAN
ew .
MI88 CAMERON wishes to announce that she has secured the NoweetEnacts to Millin-
ery tor shy season's trade, tacluding.
All the New Shapes In Fancy Straws.
All the New Shades In Green ;
Also, the Geranium.
In thanking my many customer's for past patronage. I again solicit their favors feeling
confident that i have the cor•r.ot styles for this season.
MISS CAMERON
`lamiltou-st. Roderick'.
mitt evening, as he dressed for
dinner, he almost derided Is glide
throe* the rest of the serape w
Grass Forth's devoted almi.* rod
part at the end at It. * w it % •
win sgi, bat one he weld gbh f1 el% ss
be had dose dosses et bliss bsdlee.
Dot this night albs dial yso�w me
b•astdl.L Jest Y at
hebdtive pereapides 11411 km tags
slave envy/red Ltlntl. the
Ira rte all tett Simms M el�re fid
the but advantage ; tbe seen et alt,Ma llor Ado '••---+—
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IN some parts of
the world
det produced in this
ifficult and arduous
way: . • •
In Canada the
people produce
fire Eby the use of
E. B. Eddy's
Matches.
WAY
(CYCLES AND
Mtn ,fallemI
*SOAP
RAPPED
During the Year 1897.
THE .SL.&TFR SIWuiSIN}RONT 1
...And Ever Will Be ...
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Val UM.. try.. fig ban IT . Vitt
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air*, fa al Mods .f
LUMEN, LATH. SHINGLES
dreg basuri mow.* • sew •aw.frit.rt
n.."•'1.
Bemuse fns Style, Wear and Price
it's a Daisy.
Well -made understandings meanev
Health and Happiness, but ill-fittixig
slop made ones na° Discomfort of all
kinds.
The reason Will CAN Ned Do please
our patrons is that we ardPrat.t.d
our business : no badly -fitting, shoddy
gtedll oast be palmed of oe to as gen-
uine footwear. We know something
about Leather and Workmanship, atilt
use our knowledge is buytig aid mak-
ing goods.
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