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ON CHRISTMAS EYE.
IT H. 1 YHVH&
When the gats creaked that October
atght, Marion Hartley, wife of the tun-
suooesdul author -playwright, was tor-
turing her wits afresh for a way to sa-
oretly induce some theatrical manager
to recognise her husband's genius. Her
flush faded as she heard admitted a man
with a .low rotas and a deliberate step.
Both were unpleasantly familiar.
•'(.road evening," he said, bowing
studioualy. Tall, broad and perfeotly
dressed, he possessed a face only spoil-
ed by its ezpreada i. "la be aooe.sible?
Ah, ye., I see his light in there. Afraid
I must disturb his inspiration. then."
"Indeed? He is very busy." .he sim-
ply
"Of course " He at down. "Er -
may I ask how the great play progress -
ear'
No answer. It had come back that
morning for the fourth time -declined.
Sher pretended to sew until the via-
tica grew unbearable and then rc.e
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EA Bol teller. leets Public. Oan.di•n
Heat el Commerce (boss. the Square,
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r!eb J T. Darrow. 4.0.. W. Proedtoot.
tAHS11JN. HOLT d HOLMRB.
s«eQ.
.r4o . t aa.C. ha`ts
!reeler Holmes.
r G. WARD, °ONYEYANOSR
tJ . au.. sad eemaf.iw� a� re
ands, lreis res. elesm tes s els sow. desters-
i..s s al Oft eo.oeraa11 g :ivesrettlsa. snit or pro
seeding OOvertt.1 V the Oar Oaa,M. •t Juno.. .j0o the
��pssl er 1a w Octant,
Divides Cos>K. AL boas ell0.s
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D.a.mo.Oat. ltesids.oe 31116-tf
'AMMO &Me In/OPanOa'
aid ihe my.Urlooe MOW Attired ito
Mans d ltttlng. And whin he °rept
eight Mair. sga1a 16 wee only to sit
gimps vacantly through the hours.
And Christmas was ohne M hand --dear,
Io7ose Christmas!
"Ws most strings." geld the doctor
one day. "I've bent Winking -what
mild excitement would be likely to moss
him?"
"Qh, the theater she play." she ea-
rwered meohanioally.
"Then take him. Here. There's a
matinee advertised for tomorrow al the
Jollity -.alae new and wonderful drama
to be tried. The very thing!"
Gilbert, never seeming to wonder
where the money Dame from, assented.
and accordingly that next day, Christ-
mas eve, found them both seated in the
Jollity. If this failed -
The play commenced. but Marian her-
self had not oome to be thrilled. Hold-
ing her husband's hand tightly, she sat
stealthily watching for a sign of dawn-
ing comprehension. In vain. Daring the
first and second acts his expression re-
mained all but lifeless. Suddenly, how-
ever, Marion almost cried out His thin
angers had been Quivering. Now, hall
way through the lad act. they dosed
upon her own crushingly. The lights
were low, but silts could see his eygle di-
lating. Only too thankful that every
one appeared engrossed by the play. she
whisperingly implored:
'Try, try and keep oda dear) It's
nearly over."
"My plot -my play!" be odd. "gree
-yon have let them steal my brains!"
Dior the moment she wee atupsded.
Then. "Nonsense. dear," she whispered
book. "It L safe."
"My very words," he gasped. not
heeding. 'Let me go. I've been rob-
bed. robbedl I'll shoat it all over the
city !..
Then, indeed, she stared and tried to
realise the play, but he was struggling
pad There would be a soene. 8o, hold-
ing his hand dill, she followed him out
"WO TRIM"
and tapped at the door of that inner
room in which her husband spent more into the corridor. amore she 0ould pre-
, " do not walk en the are.., for that would
hours than she liked to total. No reply. vent it he bed gripped an attendan's hurt me as much as if vas walked on me."
"Gilbert„ dear, don't start " waa shoulder- Hate she established • farm to tnatruot the
whispered fearfully. "He is here again ••Your manager -at cnos!" he breath- neigbouring peasants in approved methods
M mai
ed "Your managed" M =Pasted. Y s of work, fine' how to iatprove what stock
veriahly. His head had fallen forward •«r-. -
--aaleep? When she touched him, he "The manager? In that IMO Die
slowly roomed to ,tare put her with there. What name shall I atoll'
e7 so dilated that she almost shrank. "Gilbert Hartley --the author d this
CRISP AND CASUAL
A queer little trait attributed b the
Queue is • belief that MIas• made by bli.d
people brim look.
Jebel Balfour god Wells, of Most Carle
notoriety. are both at Fortified. Ballow,
Des " loot .11 bre tat," la kept at hard
work in the on•rrtes, baying beau oer tilled
as for Ont -ole hard labour. He la dews.
oast. Wells is observed by being allowed N
play the organ.
Captain W Illt.m W illigerod, of the North
German Lloyd line, bas oroesed the Atka do
400 Wass, 1,400,000 miles to all, or sixty
times round the earth. He has safely ear-
ned 200,000 persons, end rescued hundreds
of persons at sea. Thin le a record of which
soy mar may be mood.
The torty•tbird anniversary of the Battle
of Alma has recently been oelebrated. Atu
dieser the (been proposed the usual tot,
" To the glorious, immortal memory of the
Messed dead who fell fighting for m.." The
(boon merely puts the glass to her lips. an
.t• is forbidden eo drink mammas' ty her
'doctor.
Few-Iobmen oat boast of the long record
of baring been all the seventy years of Isla
manhood • member of his olub. Tbie, how•
ever, was the r.00rd of Grenville (.. Lenses
B.rkely, uncle of Lord Berkeley. who has
jest died. the eldest member of the "Tray•
ellen." Mr. Berkeley. when he died. was
.mmiyase years et olio, and bad beet,!
" Traveller " for twenty years.
Mr. Robert Barr. the an, hor, is • Scots-
man by birth. Hs was taken to Cana-
da by 'hisparentewben be was about lour
yeses old• and learned carpentering
in his seeds, dare. d. iA the
erection of the wooden ,hods is which the
Volunteers were drilled at tW time of the
mare. are. He has bees s Mealier u wellen
tow • jouraallet " Luke Sharp" is a gal
and versatile -man, • great reader and an
energetio work sr and withal he Is strongly
attached to ohi!dr•n.
The ex.Empre•• of Russia has quits •
weakness for dairies. At Psvolvsk, when
.he established her first. she invited the Si.faciePetenburrere to Dome and enjoy facie
luncbe. at -those 8t Petsnburgers who
n tearless to start dairies themselves, be
it told. "Only please, visitors." she wrote,
That time -worn word
" BEST
-that ML ]dotnwaring. What Mall"-
�-;bey pcvws•.ed. �o tits r000e�tl 1 w��e
Why, be was oi earibbltag aim,' le" swell 11t'7Mrp Ms rtdii bestows preseoM of a arelk 11
TAe lluk• of Norfolk entertained as ex -
eureka parr y from London, miffs twelve
ksadred strong, at Arundel, and presided
es over the dinner. Before dinner an amusing
"Gilbert, doc'):l" She was tm000- pla7I•• i.eidwt occurred. Warnings to keep off
.oionaly on her k swear . *813—WWia r -'hey followed lint iwad audita 1 sa.wr.w w•esasek 1D evid•nos, and.w,sra
'up, if it's killing yew rnr Die ,bee. e0&ors and up to the door of s box. generally obeyed. Coe perms. in • soft felt
dl„ Two gentlemen were just emerging hat and Teeter jacket, wu observed crewing
"Eh? There! I was dreaming--.- langhingl7 when the white faced man
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LANZ. L48USR 01 YLRRI`OS
. 1l.a.sss. wd.ri.b. at }wr-l)
1Meeeanles' Inn the.
ileo sward.
' Come off the grass," said a wemao.
sharply. "'Tis the likes of you that seta
you disturb memo!" he said. putting her wf, � esti I demand." maid Gilbert, f veil den +o'► bad tomo. Can't you see it's
arms sway. "If I lose grip of it this '
time, it -it -may mean madness! Mar- pointing. "the identity of the man who The wagon womb on, smiting, but the
tole. it wee sublime l Only go away- writes himself the author of that play." .roman's surprise was laughable tobut
when
dol" "Why." said one coolly. "I happen .l• found at the dinner she had been abuts -
Bo found his pen and darted. Awed. to be the author. Anything amts 'ng the Duke himself.
apprehensive, too, she hung there as "Youl" Hartley. looking like sae 1,
though hesitating whether to obey or It'll risen from the grave. pat out Imre
snatch his precious manuscript away. working hands. "Come beret Look ms
Finally the stole out and stood guard at in the fem. I wrote tit-•elmratt all 1i -
his door. stands. If my manuscript is gone. you why he Weem-" 1 bear that the only
"My husband cannot see you to- -hare doben it" emotion Bagwig's olient showed befpre he
night." The finale iiia st hand. The nodi• went *0he goal ld tic L was
n parting with
f� b
"Oh, very good. madam' Half this enoe. little dreaming of that side drama. Barwig-
bones wag furnished with the g100 he spellbound. Then -then a only. Yes. He said that if he only had •
unmistakable cheering roes to the r,� obaoe to kill Bagwig for the way be man -
I kne • borrowed through means erethat, Author!" went rap The `sed his defenoe, he wouldn't mind the mere
I know, at scares 8
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ABOUT��WOO voL S IN LIBRARY.
�t���g �t f�1 1assiewa, sir. daailly oled Iestrsgd
mammy ew eT;fleaktA.reer°1 L Le
d/Nls doss fee rwaMreMit'sloshad in
Li trarlaaas roses
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Libraries.
Oal•Meb= .1tt1
sews
A
beerenoa As you on
him Dip nowt" • a • •,snthor:"with Maxim's wide,
Yeo -yea will ndie" She ren and pleading eyes upon him, hteitat d.
taught his arm. "I did not know it I en he out:
simply ay -if you but know how he en h blurteduet ou I bought that MAW
hes slaved and t -ed 1 Let play tall you nenript in a crude state from a man who
accepted.
▪ a ted Wait -and Tonight will Dd mimed to have produced 11• There Is.
accepted. Yeah eates be has mimed nothing discreditable" -
for
his plot -the great Wes he has missed „� �„
months s ploC " „I -I cannot eta 15. Hs was here
"Found his appearing
He starve (themes.incredo- � now. Prone that he stole 1t, and I
"Bahl! That to weed the ed Dir es. am wills to divide all"- '
•'Bahl was 1 barethrilledarea- The cries for "Author" that
� week. ago I wiri Sall tmoe again
e growing
next and t='gs'WMO-009 - dssdmielSr what lLadm-fin
without finishing it scream d realisation and said:
In a sort d stupor-Xaxlon at down He etas her.^ -Gilbert, look -Main -
alai waited -waited beer alter boor- tearing, He �e for his money that
Then as late Gilbert came groping oat, dal! He side the papers for spit,
one hand pressed to his head. his Loo ung you might never knowl Dere
but eewtatdn Not even bee that name d Ton can!" she finiahed
h hopeless face struck his at- breathlessly. staring into the other
empathy meats for- Au tsoident o[ being h•aged."
't want it. I'll seal situation was critical. the manager stir
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• mag.• jo Ij !s aNs•Al.e
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"'rase. Hetet. ow •.st by earl a kM addr}0f
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ANSMS.SIS Y..-- .4 4, 4
YS "EMMY
A Wider Ezpsri once. -Major Pesdss-
ai. (who has given his septum Arthur a
cigar from ht. private box) : I've smirked
worse cigars than these, Arthur, my goy."
Arthur : " Yes, sir, I tepee* you bare ;
bet von must remember that you ars as old-
er mar than I am.'
Proper Preoautions.-Servant : "There's
a newspaper -man downstairs. who Maya M
wants to interview you, air.•'
Eminent Statesman : Tell him I'm out,
sod .lama{—"
•Yee, Str+"
" Barricade the ooal-{hoot, and bolt dors
dooms - -reef::u_
As Usual. -Kind Lady (to medico. who
has seen better days) : And bow did you
Dome to loose all your money, my soot
men ! "
M.Alosnt (sadly): " Pushing sty book,
• Somme. and How to Attain is.'"
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are assed in your oboes, then why not have ease
perie 'i -
white I man's 7 5 A Serious Symptom. -Doctor (hurriedly
Motion. "Madam. I oat's" Swallowing a called in) : " Your husband appear{ to be
"Done til"he gasped. "I was Doming t....... he hipped Hartley's hand. "Sir.
to wake you. They -they ay that ev-y Mutation is at stake 1 mast Dip•
sty man is capable of one stroke of gun- with You u joint author. but I
Listen to this -lent the room seems romiie you two -third{ of all royalties. "
-why. Harlan, I-4".. • • • • •
The manuscript fell. She realised
somMbfig and sprung forward. H. had The stdieooe wee upon its fesk star-
ing about in wonderment when the o.
swayed and then toppled down.
Twelve hours later found him fn the
heat of nnmiat kable delirium. And -.
play I It was lying neglected upon rim
study desk. Weeks would pass, the bluff
old dootor aid. before his unity oonld
return. It meant that the horne mast
vanish bit by bit -lint what of that?
Night and day .he hovered over him.
H. had tried and failed Only to wire
his reason I Theo she would try herself
the
and his lshe� ave for-
got
threat, until, precisely moven days after
his previotlm visit. the girl informed her
that that gentlemen and a "friend"
were waiting lit the sitting room Bath
frightened and desperate, she went
down as far ea the doorway.
"Ne 4r 111. " she said, her Lae • study
in en On. "He knows nothing-
perhaps
othiag -
"There!"a
°ever will again."
's teeth map
"What did I say? A planned af-
oey�here is money-
oomequivalent. There the
apes-
mini
y
Marian managed to get "Then
s
must1the lump in bar
throat Ttrao � ran beak end looked
the bedroom door.- ve gam, earth
through •the keyhole et ISA "They
mumbled away tor a time. and then
they were soddenly quiet. I think they
ewe frightened They Oman elope
Manua. std took !toot etIb rel
and ml.re, found temporary >gtlld Ind
stream d tsars
The itrsi glosso d maalWe
the aldcd threeful wealth
physical oda ajlsYelhallii.
Only is terrified hot to eaellee that lei
,gas but wring &Mora/o - weel4
"I wl&rn IT."
tan waved. Two mea Mood blowing in
the footlight glow. end the foremost
was Gilbert Hartley. Ni Aber ventured
a speech, end not a taw people were
paneled abash when next day a joint
authorship was publicly et soenoed, but
the play heat was unanimously voted a
thrilling somem. sad that was enough.
R,toagh--y5I Inter drat day, when
the belle were pealing. Mirka crept sip
behind her bullhead and plated a Whil-
ed
atsedboth upon his tired bead.
"1 aersiad I" she whiipee'ed. "A little
anftlsdcp„ deer -my kids, sty kiy,
Minted an Cerimrnss *WN"
And Mattw arindf W.fl. they
allowed him eo dip into oblivfaa II
wpm) ey the ladder om literary tam,
std piiatbirg dig Gilbert Hartley ens
sat- *Bald to hematite" to the eget
glib triedw tog*M hiss a rim Arra
Is..
sleeping quietly at the present moment
What' unfavourable symptom bare yeti
notioed ? "
The Wife : " Why. :w wait to the
cricket match fhb afternoon, and the local
club was badly beaten. Yet, when he got
home. he did not say a single word against
the umpire."
Doctor : " Ems t That looks very bad."
" How did Bluffer so easily els Miss
Goldhag's heart "
He ease her twenty-two roses tM bee
thirtieth birthday," P.toi• ,.ai
Mr's. 8nsleby -They toy that the eels-
hrated ptantet Jimmineagsi preemies nine
horn • day.
MY. Snypby-Well, I dos't wander he
hasn't time to have his bolt est.
t;r1No-I've sent up • two-oolumn orltl-
cum of the new play, and PIl he book &best
midnight to look at the proofs.
Editor -When .re you going now
l'dtle-To see the play.
Kiss Rosebud -I'll sever speak to )ler-
woe again, I was sets I'd be le toe of bar
bridesmaids.
Hsedersos-Yes sboeld.'t b. offended
.boat that, Miss doeahud. Yoe knew .
girl saver abases a bridesmaid who is pret-
tier tem bowel1.
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Our Prices—Like our Boots—FIT
Weals sad ss..ea tet alMlmr.
A man elf tlktrtyM was .Mat Weak"
tits ears whoa be was stepped by a &Algals*
ass, tit• one of .aur sad dear old Mead.
After of•rine some groat ladwasasta s for
she to radials ewer sight. w added. " Yoe
toil1 rearm 1. 1f von don't Nay. sae asasiol
sus seat •afsealss•s% very etre..
" Well, perhaps set." same M. ra.pea5S,
' •ed I appr•nist• your kindew In wielder
me to .Ie; ; but you a•.," and hie voles grew
heal. I moot se bows: i baves'.'eeM
boas for Is. plea.. Th. old folks we
sspoot i t>h17 hams my roam all rawly
aed --yds s•Newi a •sol father'.
«.a I sr.Ya't dlesppeleb them. yoa
home, nor," with • {mils, '•myself. Oeed-
Aw .prow/ IoM tam sae .ltd teak *mat.
"iteepie looking as him ws./ard. for there
was s min. ever his eye, • tar -awry Mak
.Malas tereegh Weds diseases. -VI
WM. SHARMAN, Jr.
COIL 1114.6T -ST. AND SQUARE.
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.
Having thoroughly inspected all that was new for Fa
aid Winter wear in tlio hest markets, and having purchased
largely, li now have a stook of now and elegant Millinery,
Trimmings, etc., to which i oordially invite the inspection
of the ladies of Goderieh and vicinity. The stook comprises
All the New Shades in Grey and Blue Trimming.
Fur Mounts for Millinery Trimming,
Walitin Hate, in all the new ehapee,
Trimmed Hate, from 51.00, up,
Trimmed Bonnets, from 51.75, up
Sailors. from 30 oente. up.
A specialty this Season is FRzNOB VERelNai of which I have
a well♦s.orted line in stock.
All Goods sold- at tell i'flemenable priest
SFr Will sell ..T COST snd i!NI)RR for re.sainrler of this yews
gasiltoa et., Goderioh, •
MISS Q1&MERON.