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JEALOUSY AND MYSTERY.
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CHAPTER VIII. doing ao. was to send for the chaplain.
atilt lived T But did be live. Indeed ? Tha megamo, her, obaorau ensoned the
AU at ono* tbe convulsive tooveuteulei call."Modeie. who had been 171111E with
ceseed, sad be hung sideioug without halfolosed eyes. looking up eagerly,
neition, suepeaded by the rope A cry and etreetied out ha heads in wel-•
of honor went up from those who come. Hie WOO were dila with tease.
sem looking oo, while the chaplain. hes face etre aad and gentle.
half erwoottiog. sank upon his rams. " You have adt.dmuch." saki the
Again tin governor addressed Use "mug mate sillaing by the bed. "lot
hamosan in ladignant tense and les trout that aar prayers bate been
that rumtkmary. imp as discomposed •11WW11111t and tbat even out of your
as aver, oua thara, bot moves by suffering. frightful as it baa kibau, has
very differeut feeling. &gale defend -5l1* • Moore repeutance"
'' ed himself relunl,7• Fortuilate17. Os . _kor some minutes the man was
szeoutket was a private one. only I.rtit . &t WO& be spook.
two reporters being present ; other- i • 1 ein 63114 vigour. and I lire," be
wne, there towel certedaly have mkt naket17
Mee a popular tumult. Evan the pre.
Met oefti were tall of indignation.
Was be living or demi? That was
the epeelben. all gamed In stupet&o-
`---- -Oa ibUthe-mireiaan body. Parliapet
atter aU. the Law bad been vindicat-
ed la motes of the hangman's butte -
ling. Tble faintbops was soon die -
palled by a ory from the chaplain.
What are you doing T" be exclaim-
ed. Can you not see that the man
le living? Belem§ him, in God's
name!' •
Itie pointed down at tbe body. and
all eyes, following hie !Inger, saw that
a faint tremor. Ok• a tInn silent"
aback, was running through the sus-
pended frame. At • wotd 1 rose the
governor. tee henemint sprat* down
and eupported the man in his arms,
whIle his andatant released the
rope; then the knot waa bowed. the
cap drawn up, and Modena. without
a movement or a Isom& rolled Wavily
upon the ground.
"It was no um Interfering," mut-
Mod tbe hangman. H. in done for.
&Der all."
But Dr. Redbrook, who had ap-
wombed at the governor's request,
sad was bending over the promerate
form ktoked up amprily.
"Fie hoe not been banged at sit" he
mid. "The spinal connate ta not broken.
and. Time 1 can find no pulsation.
ler in pamibly alive."
The governor stood horrified and
perplexed. while the clutplain. ee-
preaching him, addremied to him veor
of Indignant reproach. Everyooe of the
o fficials seemed paralysed. Meantime
Redbrook had torn open Modenat met
esztlarb &lid Pipeetettinj nand upon. his
"I was right.," he cried euddenly,
"The man le not dead. He Is recover -
An Attempt to Unveil Eternity.
7
Intim the governor. shaking off his
indecision. ordered tbs postponement
of Ms execution. The hideous mockery
of Motto, Amid proceed no further.
Modena abould be carried Wick to hie
cell, and left there to the ministrations
of tie doctor ; and. in the imeontime.
a communication of tbe facts of the
mei 16001 be made to th. Home Sec-
• little later the Italian was lying
bolds MI, still to all intente and par -
poem In a ghastly trance. Hie face
and hands were bloodies and white
as marble. His eyes were wide open.
and fixed on vacancy. On his throat.
wbere tb. isnot had mimed. Viers was
a Ilvid bloodebot mark, -aa of the stran-
gling clatcb of death.
•Illedbrook beat over Wm, administer-
ing restoratives. while the chaplain
stood by. looking on.
laet tiers woes Aps of return-
ing animation. The heart began to
beat faintly.. the 1 ram to quiver In
faint muscular vibrations. But tbe
weeroiuII reuedned wide open and limed
cm vacancy. and there wasom contrac-
tion of the expended puplik-A
Redbrook looked at the ehapain.
"Wben he raceme'" he meld In a low
voice. "tbe man will, In *11 probeble
Ky. be either an knot or a Maniac.
It le a most unfortunate affair!"
'Unfortunate ? It is an infamy I*
✓ eturned the chaplain. "Such thine
are an oetrage oo humanity. on Oott
But surely, after such torture, he haa
parebssed his life."
"Toe mean that he will be re-
prieved?"
"If he is not, there 1. 00 junks 111
the world. He mum and shall be."
" Why Mimed he live ?" said Red -
brook dryly. "'Fbe num is a wild
beast, and the law is perfectly Aunt
to obliterate has. Mint 1 object to
is the hideous utechinery wide' Is cap-
able ot mei bungling. In the liciepital.
whim cams are hopeless. they man-
age sunk things better -quietly, wip
no Dab The victim doss not ante
know that be Is hanging over the
brink of annihilation. One wave of the
Med, one little push, and over be
gose-dimmed of forever.**
Sing soarer, with ble bleu
Val eyes need on Modena's ghastly
fee& the chaplain unaware(' In a
low voice Jun above his breath.-
" Annihilation ? If you are a Chris-
tian you know there la no such thing.
To. may demos) of the body, bet
=
have no right to torture tbe soul.
1 He is awakening. He is speak-
114ge man Is. now on hie back.
breathing audibly. nil lips moved.
training onintellibible words. Sod-
denly a faint IWht grew upon hia
faeo Ile steetched out his arm trem-
ulously. Curiously enough, his featariel
domed no Ledicatios of pain; they
were, on the Pasteur,, bright and al-
most tracmtU.
Eleverel minutes peered, during width
lie continued to talk volubly bet in-
dietinetly to himself. and to keep b
ow fixed as if on some atainere
invisible to tee bystanders.
soddenly hie eyes closed, and he mess-
ed to Ile in a peacelal sleep.
'It b over now-," maid Redbrook. "He
will on secever."
Yee a quarter of an hoar
the man slept on quietly. At
the emd of that time Ida face
was contorted. his body convulsed,
as if by souse hideous nightmare. He
etreggied, moaned, uttered a stifled
e ltriek. asil awoke, bathed in perspir-
ation.
Rolling his eyes wildly, he looked
round the cell. at the dark walls,
at the open door. et the faces of the
ehapisin and the doctor. The pupils
oeutracted to the light. bat the face
waa blank ane unintelligent. He
moaned wearily, and tented his bead
from side to side.
Catherine!" he said. " Cather-
ine r
The name of kis murdered wife.
CHAPTER IX.
hart telegra Information to the
Meannete the senor of the prison
Mahe 10eretal7. and had received the
tedieetteig rep',: " Forward full details
mid await inotruotione.". Bo, for the
time beteg. the Itnliares life wee
Spewed.
TWA afteentx3e, after Wavle( Mod-
euele Ob. the chaplain Mined( wrote
add ferwarded to London a teff 114
womb of all thee
Pettiest tem vilifilieWfialM
w$119 •d
ea.4111110413040 of wbbh Iwas
llaled. urging hie tel
to •
=actsof the cam, witen pub/4AM.
station of thin capital emet'.
=ac
kbor were nemeiately, caused a
of horror to ran throning the
and brearith of the land. Tbs
pity of the twine crime we
1=7kthe hdonus t
or
te
totro
M had beeei
11 aywr=hOes=vsZe-
irlr o relit&
" You 11101111 that you have esca.ped
death by a smacks." answered the
"bia sigoor. tio gunny sie 1 am lyleig
1 wise am quick am elegy Om&
Wb ea did the' brag me? Was It a
year ago? it same to ine an eter-
ulty-es Meg I"
-It was 7eatarday."
"Yeeterds.7 ? When was yesterday ?
I do not know. It kr all a bleat -like
al dime& 1 do not even knew if It la
I -Moslem -who speed to you. Ylle-
telriatr ! yesterday And c &theories?
is able sJivo, or dead? Answer me, 1
lamenk jou!'
"'lately, you must, reteember."
"I remember nothing," somered
Modena avidly. "1 undsentamil note -
• Only Mae I am a dead min
that le alive."
"God Delp you I 8ha.11 I read to
eon?"
"Do, signor." saki Modem, smiling
And the cbaplain, opening the 1.11 1,h)
& aeon at random, read aloud, tri a
low, broken voice. the strange story
of Lemma how be died. was lotiol,
and was raised b7 Christ from the
dead. Folding his thin hands upon
his beeturt, Modena ilatened, mur-
muring now .std then to himself.
*lien the Mory was dose he looked
up and mind.
'Wby do you stela ?" aided the
chaplain.
"1 insUIn. signor. bemuse It is all
so strange. When that man Lazarus
came back from the gram, did he
' peak of what be had men?"
do not know. There he no mai-
loony that be did so"
"And yet, nonce% be mist have
e nee-misesteisige-Winaroosolb,- there 1
He muet have Onown that there 'ift
Uft) in death, and that. wise death
toms it cab' the biginalag.'"
"What do you mean?" ly de-
manded the chaplain, at
the other'a eubdued manner, and
calm, dreamy tone. .Is It poen-
bye that, al ter -after what took
place yesierday, you hat aoy con -
miming= of another life?
"I ',CI tell you," answered Mo-
dena. "It was only for a minute that
I lost eamelf, that I sank into for-
getfulnem lie moment after."
He passed trembling and bbuddertng.
" Do not weak of it," cried the chap-
lain pitifully. .71lr7 to forget it for
theoFt."
let me think. Yea, I remem-
ber. t years and years ago -an
eterulty. I was dead all that time,
and my death was a sleep, and though
I knew that I was dead I had oo
dreams. At last, however, I *Woks,
and then there catm years sad years
of waking. And you may that It was
yesterday I died. How can that be?
No; it met have been very long ago."
Though it waa clear to the listener
that he was raring, that his mind
wwe wandering, hie manner was so
,Rected, hie speech so calm, that
ehatierell wemaged
men's had gentry, and sail,-
" Whatever has happenek onothiag
Is clear, that you have time to make
your peace with God. I pray, luive
prayed and prayed and prayed, that
you may do so. For even so foul a
sin as yours He bait forgiveness, '1
you are testy and earnsetly gosalteat,
and can believe."
Modena looked into his eyes and
smiled again.
"God Is all right, signor," he ans-
wered. God is yonder.'
" You believe In God at last," cried
Shadwell
I do not know," was the reply. "I
only know Ida mom* one told me be-
fore I died that tbere was a God, and
tbat afterwards I found out it was
00 11.. That, also, was years and years
ago. Certainly, sines there it no death,
there meet be God."
"The Eternal, the All -Powerful, All-
Mertallel," cried the ohm:orals] terveet-
ly. raiting his heads upwards with a
thrill of religious exaltation. Tho
man's extraordinary manner mato
tared and agitated hire. He
himself seemed ado to be
learning souse new mystery from
the Mt creature whotn he had been
trying to teas* Spiritual and senti-
mental by temperament, and living
constantly ander the influence of the
supernatural. Mr. Shadwell greeted
this new experience with an eagerness
akin to r apture. He no longer saw In
Modena a 'Miserable. tormented
wretch. but O living witness to there
truths which so many contemporaries,
were treating with contempt -a malt
who bee pained the palms of tbe great
Mystery, and had been permitted In
some miraculous fasbion to come back
and tratify.
Curiously to metres' with the
clergornant rapt and exulted attitude
was the sad, Cahill. matter-of-fact
manner of Modena himself. His had
paten off his horror like a garinsint.
and spoke with tho quiet prechdon of
est whim mind ts perfectly at met.
Been when he seemed to be raving,
when his words were 'transmit and
mart incoherent. they were lentil
and deliberately delivered.
But when the chaplain tried to quid -
boo film further as to the mature o1
hile mysterious experience, the man
'book his bead and asemied nnwlltlng
to death. After a little while Shadwell
lett the cell.
Peeing out of the prison gate he
met Dr. Redbrook. between time two
men Made wad as may easily be sup-
posed. little eyespaier. Shadwell
tinle
theand materialletle. Redbrook
t the aoctor hard. unelyMPlo
looked upon the chaplain aa & senti-
mentalist, feminine lo idie proclivless,
and al ther *rootlet of the World.
Nee they " stopped and
abeth hen&
"lips bens beim In the 000desened
toeU '1" embed Iteibroon "Flow Is tab
mem now?
"Quite cabs." V, aa 110 reply "0.
Milos very singelarly el his experiences
during tbe time when we areppomed
him to is dead."
"Indeed 1" Ate I wee afraid teat the
aliork wool& be too esiell
" You Ito not quite imolleseillaag,"
said tbe ' hie RIO 411110
clear upon one point; Oa% &Wlag
the j.rIo4 of lila 404
death, he was imbitill•
and, as a result, be epow affirms hie
tonne In the eifeeteltharal."
"Cas we quite treat him ?" asked
Retibrook. " The man Is a
hardened criminal, and trY inetinet,
I should my, • liar."
Why sleosid he ered the
ehaplain. with some IndIgnetIon. "It
Is not at melt sialtrone momenta that
leeri alealMfy esti wears themselves',"
III Me been fade to hies with (tee 1-
" At rate. the 14114 is Weir
zitais waste aa-
. So immovee
was
that %algof daring
ephisda, /10ir ta$ Own
part 1 a sesame •Illet SAY moth
psychic ocemiliosimese siallet be Neer
red. DM to the perhod Of aothal mead
bet to tbe_itilmaithe 'revisor=
▪ "I have often iteard." sold the
chaplain. with MOO Implitlestete.
%Nth mem who IMO ageopsel from
droWslag than% diseing the few
inoesienes of meesmdageses.
strange esperiemes, lie which Wee le
olditerated. mid width brings before
them, picture by pletare, in seqemos.
all the events of their past life. In
otbm cases of violent death. tbe coo -
dittoes are doubtless sinallar."
"No doubt." replied the doctar. "1
confess. tiat 1 bates always
be rather skeptical of the evidence
in isuch oases."
"II we belteve in a fatale litewe
meet ammo that each Ille begins
*1 its. temeaUcat or ordloary eo5-
se4ssibellie-la other words, at the
linfh
bbs aleantene = "beindya. 1.1°:;1;
death "---
"
Bat Modena miner died.
merely in state of mate"
How do we now tkaa ? Now 40
we know even death ? Of
OW tales 1 Ai arrthla. Mitt God
hoe draft with Ibis poor add 111 a
completely miraculous meaner - bag
ambled him, like Lazar... to die and
live again. Are you going to see
"Yea. What you saY interests me
very much."
"I am glad of that." said the chap-
lain siguifloantly. as he departed.
Redhead' found the unfortunate
man still trim' In a elate of dreamy
quiesomme. The great aback had
pained away, and lett him very See -
10 physically. He mind still wea-
thered a little. and he seemed .1511
unable to realise that a long period
of time had not palmed atom the
monitor of hie earesoutkm. All thlep
w ssiesed blurred In the mirror of his
oonsokeemesa. What seemed mod ex-
traordinary was that he seemed to
take little or ao Waren in his own
future tate. When tbe doctor geo-
tly Mated that • commstatiod etthe
capital punishment was just pomibs.
be said. -
What doge 11 matter. elguer 7 I
am dead already. Whatever hap-
pens to me now, it Ls certalle that I
can never 415 twice."
"Yew mind MO oertaialy under-
gone a great change. Yoe used to
w ort strongly that death was an-
nihilation. You went lo the acattold
with that affirmation on yawn*"
"Indeed, Arnor? I do not mom -
"But you believe now that there be
*11111 attee 'bathe"
"I do aid believe, signor, I know."
"And does not that mike you afraid?
11 you are certain of one thing, are
you not certain of another? Of pun-
ishment, for example?"
"Signor, I have been punished." re-
plied the prisoner. eadly. "My
punishment ban lasted an eternity of
years. After I died. it began. Lain
Xo.t, whoa VASA &sleep, I saw Cath -
She came to me with
the mark of my knife upon her throat,
and told me that, my punishment
would be long, but nos forever. She
cried very much, and naked me to for -
rive her. Bat I forgeoe her tong ago,
years and yeas, ago. trod told me to
do so. add I '.&'
" The men In certainly mad." said
the doctor, as he left the cell.
Several day. pained by, and. Suring
that time, the public mind was greatly
mereleed on the subject of the ex-
ecution. 6entimentande -and *Ulan-
thropiete clamored for a reprieve. A
representative from the Home ()Moe
CAW) down And Interviewed the prier
orser. as wa!I it. the prism officials.
includIng the chaplain and the doctor.
Dr. Radbrook now reported officially
that Modem was helplessly zoad. At
end of a fortnight, the Home
Secretary decided that the capital
memos Mould be impended. and
that Modena. In view of hie coodition.
Mould be remitteel aa mon ea pos-
sible to a ClehilitiAl hospital of the
insister ; In the event of his recovering
the full possesion of his faculties, hi.
sentence wag to be commuted into
one of Imprisonment for tbe term of
his natural Ufa.
In the meantime. Modena had ooto
timed to gain physical strength. He
=trtrimly the food that was
i'l% el to hien. Sept .oundly s1 night.
and woke at morning strengthened
and refreshed. Neverthelem, be seemed
ab all times like a mon under the in-
fluents ot same narcotic ; talked much
to Mineelf, and messed ooneeleas of
phenomena inipereeptibie to tile Wee
of these eurromdbee his& ND de-
meanor to the MAIM wee
ti mood, of tercet'. atidge-i.
limit Alt his savage fits
" A cam of teadstem,'"Zteht
Saving him qv:Lite
the Minor.
"Illeionloue conventicle." said the
•
c
• • daps before the final 4. -
the Hoene eserstary,
arose from bit bed. dtheisid
without ' seastemos. and
for some thee thoeghtlially
cell. What the 'warder
Ma breakfast. he asked if
10 have pen. be and paper.
He be geld, to write down
a ' ion." The request was
car bb governor, who was
at
clowned with the
chap Alter some hesitation,
and at the elliaptaln's earliest ea -
treaty, the governor granted the mi.
goner'. request.
All that day Modena sat busily
writing. When the doctor appear-
edhe found him so engagedasd
looking tkoroughly peaceful.
"What are you writing 1" tutted
Redbroolc. '
Signor. my coatemion." answered
the prisoner.
Buret that b seperfluotta. All
the world la well aware of your
crime, and .why 705 committed It."
With a dosed. petaled look. Mo-
dem' weed bie baled norms itle eyes,
am he returned:
"I do not remember. Bat Moire
IA% things which I do remember,
add which I have permission 10
write -things which happened long
•ifter I died."
Are you writing In Entitle' or
Italian 7."
"In Italian. elector. I do not
know the English very well."
Wben the warder came le ow ex-
tinguish the li(hts, he top the
but mo•
prisoner .1111 writing,
meat he teas commanded do 110
he put jos ps,pe. by, undreliesd, and
lay doom
But early the next morellos be
was base again. and 137 the nett
wftersoos be bad set delen on paper,
ID the I illteireage. 0110 Of the
1•01,1 e4b OIWOrdli ever written
ity the
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71tat is a fact that cannot be disputed.
11 follows, then, that you cannot p0, -
Ably have Rheumatism If you use
Dodd'. Kidney Pills.
Try them and be convtiteed
Veer Reelletle•
A militiaman, on the occasion of a
sham fight. heard the general sir. the
onto "Everything is to be Orme the
same as In ordeal warfare." Present.
ly, when the fight was getting rather
exciting. til.. Mill tor* to hit' heels,
"Where aro you golng?" demanded
the general. "Well, sir," the man re-
plied; '7 am running the same se I
would do in actual warfare!"
newt Thiel
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any .see of Otharrb that ran
not he eared by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Menne, 4 Os, Prop.., To-
ledo, O.
We, the midereignect have known F.
J. Cheney far the hied 16 years. end
Went hire partectly boat in all
hominess trammetions and financially
able to tarry out any obletatiOne made
by their firm
Wee* 4 Tres.x. wholesale *anima,
Toledo, 0.: Welding. Klemm & Ker -
et% whnieseale down* /bled°, 0.
HAWS Catarrh Cure is taboo Inter-
naPy, thaw dirertly upon the blood
lend lentem serfacen of the frf•t•flt.
POW), 76e p bottle. 114191 hY all doer -
dila' Test trea.
• Yee Fashionable.
Jet la agntn to the fere. Al prweiry,
jet deg eollare are extremely bottom
Ii; es are long Jet Midas and chig-
non rotate- the 'AIWA With side ctornba
to match, look very smart worm iti
white hair Jet capraise revive/4i
fee matretve. Annie or tbe tri -comer
thaw are most hermaing to Vowed
-1.01Plo --'
Are far Mised's ae4 eh es sew
laileenee of Phosphate.
Die bortaace u: ouch a cheap and
prod. -tie .1 y unlimited sappy o: lame
plied, motor, as Thomm-Phosphats
Powder afford/ bt very gemer..117 ad•
mattei agee by trAmti lc awl ses-ao•
teal agreoultorista, while the fact
that the free Mae with "rhea It, is
combined rendeos the potash in the anti
more readily available, goes far to
enhanee its value ea et manurial
It is not edflolently retitled thitarreoet.
only do the covetable products of the
farm reqe're pt tat& for their free
growth and leve4evelolt, but that
the anbolls o" the farm likewise, in
notnner and equal extent, are
dependent upoa them for healthy
olvt./1 and well balanced frame&
The home of the animals and birdie
of the farm are Ihrgely font of
phosphate, and oaken a see y of
old. la p obared In the food, tbe she,
and elyeet,Ily the density, of the bone
mu* infter. The pboophat• rbould al
ways be applied early. -Field.
"Fetheralbed.
An Irish recruit bailor enihrted la
it cavalry regiment was underwater
all the horror" of learning to ride
when the' twine) threw him over k's
head. According to custom, the erite
geant who was giving the riding M -
em called out:
"Private Murphy. dld you receive
orders to diareourrt ?"
"I dki. dr," answered Murphy
"Who from ?" bawled the
"From hindquarters. .Ir," sa.Pegtil
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Miller's Worm Powders oorrect all
such troubles' as lack of appetite. bli-
lousuess. (immanent, sallow comMex-
OM, etc.; nice to ta10
net. for the Throat.
The latest foundation for the popu-
lar stock collar le fitted with a finely
Ompered steel spring. which clasps the
nock closely and holds the nock In
place without any trouble. It does
not lend the neck. at it IS very light
and yields to each movement, and.
although It looks firm and snug.
Ode not oboke.
This light inning. lapping s little at
the back somewhat like a key ring
or bracelet. can be bought and cov-
ered at home, and can be recovered
many time. aa the noel never wears
ont.
A metal Mkonelect' dors not require
to be covered, but hs Wended as an
article of Jewelry, Is quite a lad now.
These stocks or toners are very much
him tt flog collar or belt. They are
made in n great variety of Sena and
pattern-13Mb, jewelled silver mod
gofd. noise lere stole:red in imealtl-
lions. with a circle of chains between,
airrnidgbi:"rinbbodeds te)or beettirotonrsakekover. row:
others are of solid metal and faele
eyed with buittatio and eyelsda. , with
elides, hook* and melt regular belt
buckles or jewelry claims of the old
faahloned styles. Ons wee lately was
she'll:4f* broad lead fit pinipt iver,
els Ola
M threat seegly eat tig
Ow? et emir, with no apparent rst-
ening.
These throat belts are made to
match wake holt', and can be Mb&
in any pattern In elke to order.
nett bucklesfrom beteg very tin",
have euddeetly tamped to the onVolilte
extreme. They cover the entire front
part of the web*, extendleg around
nearly under the artIn some mese,
and are four or five inches )woad.
The same 4110e$ is dee out Ili tit*
fbacititio• suAviebi!ielle silver -et 01141101'
1. was sent
of a settitemert.
last welledia
on
orreries alienia the OMANI heck of the
wale&
A doesof1011er's Worts Powder*
meadonhmatthr.a117 will keep the eblidren
" How do you manage to flad ,or
aoty servos the omen ?" said • Wly
to the am eaMiabi. " Wheartile•
pow Tr
lie naliM1011111,11
north." " Yee 1 keen . *10 111
701i Wide to ga smith 7"
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Team laxative arewe Waits Tablets. 411
Dieedists mime the wafter it It 1,115 15 Ofth
Strange Weather Vette in lbeststad.
On the roof of • brewery at Maki
stone 1. 'to be men Das of the
most remarkable VILLIO1 15 England.
It represente an old brown jug and
giest. The Jug. which is made of
copper. et..45 three feet six Jackass
1. ite!ght sad three feet In diesne
ter sod la cambia of bottling 10e
galled".
Tim secret of making one's self Slre-
some Is not to know when to atop.
Voltaire.
The high liehts of existence are
Mailing. bot the shadows are more
agreeable In tbe long res.
A Fleshy
Consumptive
Did you ever see one P
Did you ever hear of one?
Most certainly not. Con-
sumpdon is a disease that
invariably causes loss of
flesh.
If you are light in weight,
even If your cough Ish:2
a slight one, you
certainly take
Scoffs Emilia
01 cod liver oif gra kype-
p6osphitu. No remedy
is such a perfect prevens.
Ire to consumption. Just
the moment your throe
begins 10 weaken and you
end you are lain( nab,
you should bees to take It.
And se ober remedy
hu cured so) many mien
of consumption. Unless
you are far advanced with
this disease, Scotts Emul-
sion will bold every In-
ducement to you for s
perfect evre.
ele Doses% me. asel
SCOTT* nowea, =iO4
otes. •Har111:
flawkt., 1.Piet
lovelye'
" Why, dear T"
" erbenever a matt weasel to treat
him he says bell take a box of candy
for anew girl he knows."
'When children arm pale. wild) eel
orreatilegilltwo dat 16.711011111r:d:radni.
The regular servhes ret automobile
cabs, for which the Perim gable has
been looltlog for - mouth. began Le-
fty. •
ISSUE No 16 1899.
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FREE
GIFTS
Send the MA1110 asol
*dime and we will,
mind 7011 4 dodo
whew IlimeolAL
&MN Pee Boob to sell at 1 fie pew
peckage. the. Mere me the
esisisy gad we will eieudyoe a
Imes. nem see weseti,
mi4reth cheirtitii o.
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110 Say eerie*
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arm in 'from opjy - toVi hol•L•olOL.
1.
PERSIATIC SHEEP DIP
and ANIMAL WASH
The •only remedy Um, well
Positively cure sub, lt destroyo
taw patethes of hIvlag beollellw' re
items the pain *ad irritation.
heals the sores add 111.
wboie and softie rargiatic
Sheep Dip 1. Meals*, for re
listing the salami of all vermin
-flea1, lice. ticks. Insetts, eto•
*ad for the cram of all skis COS
ewe Do not be put off with all
Laterior articl•-gth the best. Per
AMU Sheep Dep and kabuki
Weide wryer bib. At your deal
am or nem the *..fCsrsru-
Th
Pickhardi Renfrew fa, LIm
ited. Stbeffville, Out.
1We Itly• this imns 4 -Blade
Pearl Handle KNIFE fat
*ening 1 j of our Bright
Light Chesilest LAMP
WICKS at s Cert. eich.
Simply seed meg Wive tea
ire will overate Mahe pest pot
When mid, mod the 6o cses
anO we will god here, mill
all therm dile. Mater
OEM NOVELTY CO.,
ravage. On
WANTED
o44 siT&MVIt-Lo.* roar old
lathes OWN 11116Weem illiaaedi 082).
You tosy Mister todi eau worth
trout 01 96 0100. Wag or mod thew
to me ety 4.Ivletetesse. and ges eash
Mr then. Fifty Poifeign Stamps MO
ais &dram, only 10e -ft 8. 11,00)1,
Ho. 90 King street thee. Hamilton
Ost.
FITS.
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