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-Matt le the me of wandering woman to know thorn. So, half Wien -
about, tiriug pelmet. with hunting
for,• man you are Imre not to find ?
For, If Liwiley Fie luig really liar
mei emelt causer to fear you 101 yuu
litios• represented. he le certultilY a
mile off by tele time"
'Me wee IIIJ toldently true, tint
was raid lo ruck a aeorilt'e tuns of
collo and autiorritatire pentilasio 1,
that the young man, Who', wile 'llas Wan linrdly Jolt to the pr e
clearly. from some enure or Oth.tr, Elisibeth had certainly taken in her
In a Mote of weak. mental diorip ine„ nephew wilf n lie Mut outgrown the
yielded again to bee aro he lied i ff need of It. But a, Mali duwebroken
before. auti wink down Into the :.•h r No James now wads euel-i not be lust.
he had occupied et the begliming i 'And you we yeti -were quite right."
the Interview. he continued. interrupting her pro -
"Now." said Me, not resuming her tort. "Nothing you told me wheu I
meat. but standing before him with 'Witt a. boy, in those friendly little In-
tel. hand On the berme, and speak etweruents to consclentioue effort
leg very evarnernly. "if Lindley ehould which begun by telling me I was good
prove to 1.111 the inall you suspect. foriothing, oterstereed the truth,
yt.su will bale my fulltwt sympathy I e urn you. I tithe you may reason -
and all the help I can 1,0 v. yot Hai,' \take pride in litivIng Judged me
en tedy so 'rely."
toward aucli Just puniahmeut am niay
be in our power. Bat there Us quite 'Itinism, Jammu. how ran you talk
auteher motive he may have had in such e winner ? It is met en-
ter not wiehing you to we him. and lInd titer unfair. W• were o•er-
1 fancy It wee the stemicious artion whelmed When we heard of it -I niott
of overturning the lamp which led "f 811"
you to onivtake Lim for the Man 'When yet hear.' of It !" 110 echo.(1,
you have so much reason to distill... tuining to It A at her. ''Wleyt (ild
Liadise, ha., as 1 told yo„. t„,., yon heart II, w did yoll lietir le
tenuilly, half inioluntarily, 1 drifted
off, und-andie did no good, sel 1 sup•
puse you hive guessel, as I dere say
pm prophesied. keen at the last,
whoa 1 bed done something ut college
to dirprovo the gloomy forebodings' of
rev future which you let me heir se
much of tee I woe 0 Loy. )011 never
wire mu crelt for much but atraight
limbs and strong lungs, 1 funcy."
Vetting to get your uncle to leave "We hear.' al about it. of couroe.
the. property to a person of his In hell a defeil
chuosiug ; Ilff would never have dar-
ed to do Mb while you were here.
and your retnrn hoe naturally de.
oweerted Mei."
"But uot to much an extent tie to
lead him to do anything hopelesety
faulleb." 'Ohl Jame... 'looking up nt
bar with mcn•e ehrewdriess In biw bla.
eyes than she had exix•ctel. "1 knew
Ode man Lindley-Willianno- what-
ever hiall natne Ir. Ile ho am clever
UN he can seek. If ii hail been u
maere matter of getting an unjust
- will mades he vroithi Mix.- fazed -It
tett. It wanted the fear of a ene
se Much at his throat to maks lien
raise such a scene am that which
took place in the driwing-room Piot
now. You need not Ire afraid of MA
lefluence over my neve nny longer :
while I an) .At the Hail he will keep
et a safe distance, ell answer for
it."
-14e-sereke with-
tainty that who began to recover...
the likelihood of Liti•lief • olcia 1,,
get the affair's of the family Into
hla own hands having ti.en more
deeply laid than Me had stemeetel
or etiUrne. shrive .femee lent beene in
prison when the news came of Line-
ley'a oheritable visit to him. they
bad ewe no wane uo meemage eif
oryrupellie be seeroweto- the yonerg
Mali in Ma minery Mel degratIntion.
except through t•zir ebarlee etilici•
toe, Mr. Maguey; and James had sent
uu word back ; therefore 1110 neenne
by vriech lio Itad (Mien from li.S
bright. adventurous netnlesiel to the
depth's of a cowardly crime load re-
mained unknown to these.
"James." gale rite, violet,. lower.
lug her voice to a solemn %%Moyer,
"do you mean to tell um tett tt,u
suspect rouse hand of hating :ielitier-
ately set about your ruin ? Be frane
with rue; there is no wite in making
up a "tory to ine-I hare weicien,al
you without one. arei pie have wy
eyoupathy in nuy VW" wy wenn-
sort sympathy. my paor, dear boy 1 -
Fibs laid her white hand -which had
a-ontierfal capabdittem bolls for Wee -
nem and noftness-caressingly on his
curly brown liair. But there wee
minting In the,eroft touch just thet '
thee of warm 'lumen feeling %%Anil)
monde the current of aympathy froni
one heart to another; and Janico,
menelllre, responsive, impressionable,
remit:toed umnoten.
-Thank you. aunt," he repeated,
inetlectIvely, but witlieut anything
warmer than (setrtemy. "Wlint elited.1
1 make up a etury for 7" he continued,
.atinPlY. "It eCtuld not help me now
-l'in done fur: but it was his fault.
WO did It" -with a fruit outburst of
enter. "Heaven known that Is trtio
enough ; and heaven know, what lie
did it for -I don't.''
"We may be able to find (AO I.:
we go to wort molly." .
"What le the um of thrit 110W, Me
work le done, Its litia wrecked my
sae; for heavan'e ',Ake, 1st um talk
of something oleo 1- said Ile, getting
up to Walk atieut. "I wanted to for-
get the inbiereble bushiest ; to come
esurnewhere where nothing was known
of It. where I etallt1 get"- lir stopped
abort web a laugh. uot a merry
one. The idea of elpecting cense!.
atIon or welcome or (empathy worth
tbe bating in tha laa old Wine eel -
deals struck Merin ler true light as
quite ludicrous in ite eztravegauce.
ille aunt was burning te hear the
whoie story, Which, if nu hamper In-
terettlag to ler tioptiew, might
lower anneiderebtelpireetara-keviee.fee-
her„; r.' oh e, therefore, with elaborate
deltronstration of wakening affection
in touch and look and tone, followed
him, and maid gently. as he "tapped
In front of a book-ense, with he eyes
e fixed intently ou the. Mirk volume,'
eief eiihben's "Dewiest end 1.'101".
"II iw creed you think we should
ii1/41.
k ew nothing of it 1 Did you litin-
gi your welfare -you, the only re-
tiree ing representative of youth 'Ind
homily our decaying family -could be
a matter of indifference to us r.
Ile did kok down at her then, but
It was with a rather cynical espree-
skin. flowerer, she went on, un-
daunted: '.,
"When yule disappeared from us so
cruelly, witheat une word, one hint
of what you Were going to do, we
wee* frantic with anxiety abent
you. ere made itimiirlee, we searched,
di le I I t bt I
1
t he ne weim perm
Mime D.! We 11:111 11e
"Was it in the
thought, being out
itt tiny rat '. (tvI
lute youreelves that
hanging mutter for m
y el my word I would ra
been."
"Wish. heel, Jettnes''; don'
thet Lindley -hall I
far. whom have taken
anything t .10 with- that t"
"Why, el teethe he WO '"
James, turning upon her with y
mince. 'lie had everything t•i
with it ; it wits he wh took li
awny fruit Ile, that man who ha
called himself my Ira•tel, %vie, buil
lived upon me, hal me away, eone
what he liked with nie. He luta been
the curse of my life. an4 Name day -
Monte defy I'll have it out with hint
•21N-1 -Mr. Manley -
'0u surely ael net
er heard el it f"
W iipaw.rd 1
the come rt -
tat eongiatie
was not a
self. 1 give
her it lind
talk like
It man
said
do
out of my way. and ilodge me and
(nowt. tne ns 21 fox deem the hounds:
bat 111 hunt. him down at lust ;
*Lee I'll meow 1.1•1( no mercy. of te
begs for hie life on his knees!" •
11ie float stare in front of thin with
which lie spoke, ns if lan eyes ectually
wow himself In the art .4 taking a
sengitinnry revenge, alarmed him aunt
'mart mere thee Ma worrecor-the low -
ravage tones of hio s,,Iee. She
forgotten until the words, "It was he
who took her away," recalled the fact
toll her mine tett there lied lwe,t1
Woneill cumotrtici in the murder, not
very creditably to James. 111e young
man. after his angry outburst. seem-
ed to be anxious to recollect hir
tier Yr. Tele was just What ahe wished
to prevent..311e said, In her tiottemt
v•orloo-
' You were very fond of her?"
' yeti," a nowere•I lie, breifly ; lie
palmed lihr. nil impa tietitly over Ilie
lunit ne if te intimite that lie whited
to phalli. himself free of the mablect.
"I ghoul,' like to tste my uncle; e I
/lee noW ?" he nakel, in a differ-
ent tone.
d'on't know ;• the dortar la skill
with hint,. I believe; Wit 1 will go up
tend find ent. Come with me she
added, effeetionatelt . puttee: her
nand threugh his ermeanxious not to
hoe night of him until elle li kt1 ere
portecity of hewtelting that .very
delicate subject. Lite manner of hie re -
iron. ot• emcees froru prison.
S. th..,y went uperlinire together, and
b • waited outskle Ids uncle's 'Dor whilo
glizabitth. in sneerer us her knock.
wee tuintIttel by Dr. Ledbury him-
self. Ile glanced at J6I11011. whom she
at once Introduoed cot har nephew,
Ciente:try to her etpereatirm-for the
hut even to ford oruvinced thtt 11,
wen an aecompliee of LIvidley'n-th-•
physician Mem-A unrpree. no more
Internet thin weuld eaterally be ex•
pectee of a ntrenger in th• renew
stances. a, came out moo thi land.
big. hieing closed lb) tedroota door
after -Ifni. end said gravely, In his
low•o!ced, uhrupt manner. t hat he
deeply regretted that he owed hold
out. no live; fler Cherie" wart oinking
fug: hv could 110 11111h1fle furtier for
tien tiro it neekeeper had recei V1.11
frem hie MI nerweetry inatruetemn.
lie was bowel to return to town tett.
night. Mr. Otway heel better rot enter
his Uncle', preneue• lintll Ste Charke
bid been prepared for the eight of
Ifni. Mr. eltway would excess hie
tibrupt (hip erten,. as ley must not nese
hie train. Ile lorwod, and Elizabeth ac•
commuiled him down.atelre. ordered
th it the carriage should he brought
suast4,4st...asses.r.aw4-4821sesatiatly Ammo
Lionel him ahout ler brotteses
temi.
For it wan hupessible. wise in pee
ewe of th's mare to suspect him of
compleity in any Wet. In *hi' void.
calm face, keen eyes, upright and
'livered bettring, th.fre wile aorta.
tbbig which so naturally iiispired re-
elect, that the Prat weeds oho had
with Wm no they welted in the library
for the announcement a the e'er -
liege. dispel*, her suspkvion• and
made her ashamed of them. As lie
"tool before her, tlei the very same
"pot where her nephew had steed a
few ,minutes before, she instinctively
°prepared the two men. as lueniehlue
most striking (entrant. Both tall,
breadly•built inen. with famine denot-
ing great pewee, the me moven'
liettessly, and walked as if the effort
0/ dragging III, treat '.11robe about
were trot worth the trouble it cost
Curtously suough. se she thought, 1
eves at the moment that eke was
making the comparison. Dr. Ledbury
turned the oonversation to the man
with whom sbe was mentally cute
Waiting himJ
" teat 'linesman whom 1 hel the
pleturere of meeting juM now the
ilePb"w of whop Cbe.ries titles as
If be were dead?"
Elizabeth looted wirprised and ante
lone
" Dem he speak of him eu? Then 1
am afrahl It will Moe my brother
very mu. h we lent. U'hat would
you welee? It is tb. come; lie uur
ooly nephew."
" Puce fellow!" ejiculetel th, physi•
elan. la a very Jowl virtue, el If to
benself.
Elizabeth looked at him inquiringly.
" Pantos' me. are a Judge of facie
-to be en la an important pert ce
iny profestemeatel I was "willfully
seruck Oil expression of hir. Fine
young felow b. added. More llattILIY.
40 torn tbo ma'Oct.
be lied eveeeltie astonish d &nil
even alarmed the lady ; geld.
slowly, after u mounentim pause-
" bitty I sok you tu tell me bi what
way kW exprearion struh you ? It is
a matter of tit. (impart intortot tr
and 1 thield like, if you will ir-t Ito
kind oh to geatify curlesite,
eouipere., ectir Lumrtestous
krowletge vf him."
" Rem tu!..4.-r, it to a (lel -Ate ubjeet
for us.?, air Wara you thr imorou
Won eraa a painful 0.2e. &miles. 1 e
Wm only fur au ittria.10..-
Cio on, If you
"Well. then. ea the glimpse, I had of
Wm -please remember that. it wail no
more. awl we %%ere nvarly In the
dark -1 war ulintat startled by what
seemed to me. if I way use the ex-
prestion. a hangekg Moir, us 1 the
wearer of it, luid recently been sub-
jected te SOMA deep iturniliation-uay.
alore-degruilation.'1
Elizabeth started.
"l'artien mo, I have pained you. I
tram •fraid I should. Aetna,' ledge
that you tensest fumed my frank -
o ego. .41,1, lertie, we were in the
dark.",
"No. no; I fumed you to be Irene.
WIll you tro OW Don't be afraid
of paining tan. rbeg ; it is only facto,
and not impressems, that can (10 that.
Will you tell toe whether it strii..k
you -perhaps I am peat; Leo far
e ven for your strange skill -that hir
exprcsatua was iune of uumerltee be-
guiler tent ?".
The physician hesitated.
e.141.• of course : it 'would hate epee -
ed a magieilin te tell that !"
-Not quite, 1 think," he respiteled.
"The larinati•face much more easily
recut elute people imagine who have
otieliel It mily cureorily. I slid not
pane° se much became' I could not
answer you as becaueo dared not.'
"You urny dare any lenumuni,•atien
to 'nee said Elizabeth, quietly.
The physiteine keen eyes • me 'hers.
and a genre WM him that tier
Wiest was not. ill•fouuded, on lath
subject, et ell evente..
"You are strungeniteleil, nuelem.'
tw paid. in a tone ne quiet es her own
-1 rhould haye deviled. I nm afraid,
Wet the degradatien expresser.' i
the face of young Nfr. Otwuy war
not unmerited."
In "pits of tee feet that she had
u prepared for tele I.:limb...Le
ew a sharp breath as his last
los fell. She Iterate, up at Iiiir
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LOW CHIGNON'S I
liEgir FAILURE UNITED STATES ENOLISN.
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A Piew York Paper - Pleads for Its
Purity.
REIGN BEGUN. But Not Fatal Thla lime. foe
Moody Treatment Saved.
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The relge of the low chignou,
long predicted. had, cume at last, and
it bee base generally adopted, al-
though NOON women of fashion are
Will refractory.
The aerometer) of the Princess of
Wales to the thrtiue of regent' was
the sigma tbr ite outurecration.
Ereseroes le aware that the new
Queer) of England bad for many year.
peeve/ugly adopted *Me atyle, arid,
am a matter of fact, euvereigos can
hapoire upon their euWeete their style
of dreaming the heir, air well al fash-
ion in other respects. Om can recall
te =lad the long heir tut worn by
lerancole I., the merle of the wig
with Lords XIV., the baby hale under
Marie Aatotnette, the tireek style
of wearing the hair that clone ito
favor with the Enterers Josephine,
the bandenex and earl paper. im-
posed by the }:wpraer Cucenie. Ali
these ways were adopted be the
wow. of faabion of their reapective
period,.
For tbe benefit ed Heraki renderer
I will record tlw remits of
virile that I kayo paid to . hair -
dreamers' 'Memo:
On tire Boulevard Ilausennane, at
the establishmeut .t la Madeleine, 1
was told tbat there war a gerwral
teniency to a lew coiffure, with the
clegnue 011 the nape of the ueek, re-
calling to mind the *nye of the Sec-
ond Empire. ,
Broad, soft wavee are now being
00nOtructed Into ligiit, puffy band-
eaus, which In no way change the
moat aspect of the lace. The chignon
npra extremelt. low, and is com-
pered of soft tresses, frequently false,
In which for the evening garlande of
floweret are Interaperged. This style
le very becoming and very young.
Sometimes, even, the flowers' fall
tee.• the neck. This, it appeare. Is a
once to the direction of the curls and
-anglaise/I" worn by the mothers and
grandmothers of the preeent gener-
ation.
At Doetleiel levee aesured that, al-
though ail girls/ have DOW adopted
the low coiffure, there a.re many
woureer whoee resistance it is very
difficult to overcome. Here, alio, I
admired the epeaking models of hair -
teeming. which will obtain the suf-
fragawt•of a good many women who
have not yet made up their minds.
Here. alto, waving, in all Rs grace,
Is respected. Moreover, combined
with modern hygierie for. the hair,
which hare tweeze so much more gen-
eral in recent years, the natural col-
or of the hair has been resuroed, and
dyeing bept In reeerv• am the last
resource for hiding grey hair.
The return of the low coiifure
bringer about a great change in the
ornamenting of the hair. I therefore
paki a %lett to Mlle. Camille Brouillet,
who haa Made n special feature of
the (testate moo t -piquet, flower*
etc., for the hair, iernally in harmony
eel' the garlan la of fiewers welch
the dresser, oti W nt last year's
exile/Rim canoed to Moons In all the
lo.lowe of the bpecialista
Muslin flowers are the mutt styl-
loth. Small pompon roses, evoking the
Watteau period, nre usually pre-
ferred by Orlin in tiny wreaths,
surrentellne the chignon, end 'iter-
ate n falling In cascades -over eine
corsage awl forming epaulet tee. The
Empire dreemeo, so miser worn this
reason. have brought in flower trier -
ming* for the Mete breaking to some
exta nt the 'stiffness of the line; gar-
lands of (wholly, mixed with maiden-
hair fern, for inetance • roses mixed
with lilac. narturtium, etc.
teed relate Appedr no_haee haltheir
day. When bright ookeed flowers
are no longer worn ladles take for
choice Mercury .wings In opangled
tulle or wreaths in tbe "Ceres"
*Lyle, in spengled foliage. All these
flower* ere made at prenent in very
eubdued colors. with foliage in the
earns style. of a pistol tender green
that Woke as though it were fronted.
The game class of flowers, In soft
end extinct Made.. will be found.
moreover, upon spring hate. -N. Y.
not
mole
tad me
wonderfu
the rominintieatio 11 1 put have
I, MU -for all that you hove
knew already -hat of yottr
tomer of rending tear,.
fellow -veer' arse. Can pee" 'the Anted
timidly. f •innted oat,. ainumt chill-
i/oh eonfidene by tee phymieleree akin.
and try the ?olivine 'renew et
serve -I power th which he 'moraine('
hetri•^Ntft 'Ott .t1J-111E- Illture-,- We"
Dr. ledbary Uttil.
-No, only to ti extept that we
all can -given a re Ailf type o! char.
meter. yor etin prop sey pretty well
the ecrarile it will tat "
he muse of my
-And that. eir,lroe.
n ephew,
The aintle lefts 1..111!
awl he grew euelenly read
bete, WINO -
wore' with eagerness* of %
veto heraelf unconeelowe It her
?wart sink In spite of Itself. \
"1 cannot tell toe tent," liens -
were], very gravely. and almoeten-
audibly. He looken torware tbe
eel glanced at his watch. "Y
mien excuse me, Mee Otway • but-',
"One moment, pray!" she 'beggel,
her blue eyes finahing with strange
excitement. "Olve m? ono nore prouf
,t1411. akin, I Implore you! Yco
have met here-yau have Been with
my brother -a relative of ours-"
:etc paused, and Dr. Letibury looked
down searchingly -for every glance
of him was searching -Into Iler face.
"And you what to know what I have
retui in hie expreasion ?"
It wag hardly it queetion-lt wag
au Liesertkon. Elisabeth signed as-
sent, with her lips parted and her
breath corning feat.
"I am met itagarding me leech In thim
cent., se I Wive had the honor of
speeding some time in tbat gentle-
man's society. I may trust in your
(Iitoretion, Mla• Otway "
"Yee limy. Indeed."
'Weil, than, tkon't trine his."
She trembled. Mlle was going t took
Another quie:tion, when Ir. turned to-
ward the dour and raised hie hand
yterningly.
"I can tell toe we mere. Miss 0 1,
way. tare may yea know a great
deal blare than a etranip-i'a eyee ean
read.'
And lie passel ail into the hall,
juort es Johnson was epproaehing the
library to amemince that the carriage
was at th,a Mine Strange feel-
ing of superstitions fever s•ited
bete, already much exciteo. In spite
of her ntrength of nerve. by her In-
terilew with him, ne lin mho
with her ; awl toycli of till eold,
grew- eneweichttlett her 'WV iter-tronen
of her own hazel ira often chilled oth-
er*.
She shuddered, with rilmont Renee
of relief. at the door closed, end she
heard the carringe wheelo roll down
the iirlie. hearing Away the phyel-
eyes and the mainwee twist' from
Wnringhant Hall with He glom anti
its mysteries.
i.•iitite face
vet. Elea -
on hie
itch odic
*raid.
For Six Years a Newfoundland Man
Suffered teem Heart Trouble -Un-
able to Work, and Suffering West
Pale, He Is Diseeurened-Crodd's
Kinsey Pine Slake • flew Moo of
Hint.
Cape La Ilene, Nfld., AprU 29.-
leemieleD-Many think that Heart
Dusease is lecurable, but the fact
that it hr curable. Is proven by a
case that recently CAMS to light In
tide plate. Mr. Thos. Baxter makes
the following 'statement :
"For over se years I suffered in-
tensely with palpitatiun of the
heart, and hail to give up work. I
could not (lo anytialeg at all. until
1 New el an asivertigement Hutt
Dodd'a Kidney Pills would cure
Heart Disease. I gent for seven
knee, and I bevel used five of them,
and ant now completely cured. I
eire do my work again ea well ea
ever I could.
"I am not mapit of a 'speaker. but
I lutve tried to write my 'eery eh
plainly as poreible, and um doing
so berause I believe that Dodd'e
Kklitey Pille will cure any care of
palpitation dr other Heart Trou-
ble, and I think everyune auffering
In tido way should be told of the
remedy, that I found too imocessful
in 1117 caw."
Mr. Barter's' teetinionlal has been
%elate/telly given for publication. He
can have no object in giving it, other
than the hope of holping some other
poor sufferer. ex poluted out in he
letter.
If anyone doubts the genuineness
of Mr. Barterer tertimonial, or the
toutir of any statentient masie
therein. they are at liberty to
write to him u.ne find out for them -
melt I'M.
Mr. Barter I. only olle of many
in this neighborhood. wito,have been
cured by the tote of Doddie•Kidney
Pills, but his cader is one of the moot.
etrIking. awt evidently proves that
Heart Disease la the remelt of Kid-
ney Derangentente and can bo. cur-
ed by Dodde Kidney Pills.
Deranged Kidneyn increase the
heart'. wink. an:1 t•autre palpita-
tion and other heart troubles.
Dodd's Kidney Pills cure the Kid-
neys, Anil thus relieve the Heart.
Special Front Kingston, Oat.
Eingeton, Ont., May 13, 1901.
Please announce to the readers of
tbat leave just placed
hi He hands of the drug trade a 25e.
elle of that now famous remedy
esitarrhozone. This will be welcome
nee," to si great many. am It will nave
the* the trouble of sending to Kings-
ton tor it. If your druggist hasn't it
le eart,re it trent N.C. Poison. King. -
tole
we (1 •T•rit ng tr. cots I o n
tidings of you. It Wee a most unfeel-
ing thing for you to titi."
There was truth In title anti
Jame. knew It though. Indeed, want
of feeling was far from having been
the awe. a his dieeprearance
-Yee, yen, 1 know It Wall wrong -I
know It was," he said, restlessly. "Rut
ecru meet imegine how intolerable the
t ht of Petrel tl CI h hul
; even sow, glee yon
houg ng ite Mire
become to me
my word, 1 nes Inclined to think 1
did better than th•t." His ellen mem
see reekrain slight start at thle
aleWal. "1 knew 1 wee mint for It,
I kawwf t 000141 never nikkoi pet end
INA/ 011014i madder or understand! me rnyitga held Its first vowel, mar
earveres; be W 100 011ie he tempera- ftrm. perbape to herdsmen, In ket morni . sad it Was very
hint, while every motion of the
man before her seemed to suegest the
reserve' power of a nature whose
fricultlee were all well under the o.ogs
mend of an Indomitable will.
faces of tea two men illustrated the
netittast still Wee poWerfulty , bath
would have been reckoned handsome.
But James' gond looks were due
more to the gentle, winning explain,
@ion of hie dark.hloe eyes and some-
what weak reretth than to nigelar•
Ity of feature. while lir. Ledhury'a
eleer-ent, face. from hle high, fair
forehead to the thin -Upped month
which WRO '1011WWO onnesaleill by
tawny moustache and even -trimmed
Maid. wee. classical In nettles and
711XPTER XIII.
awerVe
How Saultatioe Lengthens Life.
The good effects of improved sanita-
tion in modern daye uud the general
int•ervere of knowledge in regard to
tbe lawe of health are shown nowhere
co,ncluelvely as in the extension of
the average de.ratem uf Inimen life.
Sixty years nap MO expectancy uf
of a male cldhl averaged hoe than 40
yeare and thee of a female child
years*. At the prestent time the aver-
age for males im nearly 40 yearn and
for ferealets 4e. Thia !Deane that near-
ly three yeare trove been added to
the working lifetime of men and two
yea -re Ant a half to that of women.
There ta encouragement In thW for
all who are engaged in teaching 'Ind
preactang the gospel of good health.
Iv:orates.. preeviiee and Indifference
are akiwie giving way to enlighten-
ed antI common-sense met lode eit ear,
ing for the body. It le trot unreamon•
able expect that by tee end of
tire prement century the average du.
retiree of human life may he raised te
at tweet fifty years.-Lemliee Weekly.
P4PER COFFINS,
Will They Snore the Poor or Inc 00000
Undertakers' Prophets 7
When Miss Eliseleth Otaway ne-
eompanied Dr. Ledbury downstairs
ohs left her nephew standing Irre•
solutely at hie uncle@ deur, warree
not to enter, and indeed unwilling
to du so.
He had been quite as rtrongly Im-
pressed as the rest of the household
by the physician's Melting appear-
ance and roterwed, dignified manner
hut not In quite the same way
*filmes erns a weal/ man ; but hie
Wualtilera was moral, not Intellectual
-It lay rather In indecision and in-
dolence then In lack of wit. And he
was struck by one little peculiarity
about Dr. leelbury, which had been
unnoticed or differently interpreted
by the rest of the fame,. Ile *Aunt -
erect across the bending, leaned over
the baluster., sal welched the great
man hn end Miss Elisabeth de/t-
rended the Metres*, with dignified
step, reel disappeared into tbe outer
hell on their way to the library.
(Ito be Onetlened )
There is no Wen with soul so dead,
itaYe the Philadelphia Record, who
bee rot eonsetimer turned a thoneht
to be' future. Wieen the pomp and
elreunistaxice of her existence ha•e
ended he wane' to knew that he will
go to the loot rest with' some befit -
Ung dignity. Kipling, Who once vile-
ited ao American uodertreker's shop,
cried out agment the fraudulent
clothes which the trade pats upon its
awl Whiter only meter them
la exposed pluses. A broadcloth coat
without a back, paper collate end
paper stets with dicky fronts `raise
• feeling of rementment In Peery
self-respecting breast; Rua tailor -
ling melees a MAD really dread whet
Stia.keepeare called Me "taktng off."
Ms latest aseatet con a man's na-
dye and inalienable Ogees at Ms own
funeral coulee In the shape of a paper
rofftn. Now, we would not say right
off the bat that a paper coffer In as
vett orielindle no a paper collar
(.0 a paper shirt, but the Idea Ravers
re eitiesperelie There te net emery te
paper coffin. Indeed. tire inventor, it
Brooklyn dontor, erho was ignited
with the Mica while retetioeting
the Adirondack', boldly enes that It
is 50 per cent. cheaper than any
other coffin -which condemn. it on
the spot wed forme blet to add that
It' le no per cent. better then other
coffers. It is eery doebtful, we think,
wbetber the free citizen.; ef Amer-
ico will look with favor upon thin
shoddy prodort of the undertaker's'
art. Malt will not be skimped on the
kat day, and whether he in to be
put under ground or is to be reduced
toitetwe at the crematory he will re -
rent Any contact with papier mache.
He erUl elot be trifled with at a time
like that, eepecially when the hills
met be pkjd wit of big own estate.
Slang Weald be discouraged, be -1,
cause it impluveridees the isaguage,
freeing Re users front the neceerity
of cboutring worth acurately.-New
York everang paper.
Van wbolloyed the fleet ball for
tent racer to tie centre field. Het-
bach foaled to Crews. Theater lifted
a Mich one which teeltach palled, and
Van (rose to elegle's low line lick.
He *leo made a grand running catch
Deletwantir balloon. Dolan toss-
ed Hickman's murky grasser over to
Delebenty. Strang Meng Cross' flip-
per." with a stiff dinar. Flick beat out
& but grounder to tlangel. Wolverton
died Bernard te (tassel. on a weak
dribbler. Deleirenty footled Taylor's
witbbler and the latter got a life.
Van eleetted out e beauty to 'eget.
Selbach merely slotted to Dolan. Van
became Quakerish and fell aadeep; he
warepromPtly 'tailed by McFarland r
quick 'heave to Delehanty. Crone
'swipe tilt the left foul line. Donobue
died. Warner ebucked Themes' bunt
to tense!. Slagle bit musty to Tou-
ter and !steer got near firet. Wolver-
ton ferried Strange grounder over to
Delehantt. leek Dogged the Dum-
my few a triple tti left ceitre. Ber-
nard glued to kleFtirland's booet.
Flick got over tire purl on Wolver-
ten e long fly te Van. Dolan [(Meter-
ed. Ganzel lifted one welch Flick
elotehed Bernard hubetered. Ber-
nard fuddled on Thometi warm gras-
ser. 'Pile Dummy wide stevped Mc-
Farland's glen parer, and Delehanty
anti Flick ambled tome. 'McFarland
died. Tay lor boorted one 'retch Dono-
hoe nailed. Van popped up an easy
tine for Crow. Thomas utoped
bach'e rise. Dolan got a free tele. -
Mame paper.
A Beautiful Volume
One of the newt timely and inter-
esting a recent is the
11901 put on bale by the World
Publishing Co.. of Guelph, entitled
"Queen Nit:tore." It le a compre-
hensive story of the nobleeife and glo-
rious reign of our lute latnenteal
Queen. Including a condensed history
of Great Retain. 'Pile work le writ-
ten by John Coulter, • the eininent
London historian, turd John A. Cooper,
the editor of the Canadian Magnsine:
and they have spared 110 effort to
wake it complete and accurate. The
book contains over TOO paged, anit le
treautifdlly anti appropriately 1111111 -
tented ; the letter prers is good, and
the blrubng is in keeping with ehe
general excellence of the volume. It
is a work which shook" find place
iu every patriotic Canadian's library.
NIAGARA TO THIS SICA.
No finer trlp ern be tateu than the
water roufe TIOWII the let Lawreuce,
parsing through the Bay of Quiete,
Thousand Island'', and running the
rapids' of the St. Lawrence River to
ltiontreaL The Ilamilton Muntreal
Line steamers leave Hamilton at 1
p. m. and Toronto at 7 p. m. Tues-
days and Thnredayr. After Jude 5th,
the boata will make three trips per
week. the additional boat on Satur•
day. We offer very low rater on the
line for broth mingle and return telt-
etm.
The Toronto Montreel Line steers -
ere leave Toronto at 3.30 p. m. Tues -
dupe Thursdays' and Saturdays from
June let to June 15tle Incentive. and
from Jane 17th daily, exeept Sunday.
Steamer Toronto anti the new steam-
er Kingiton vrilemake tbe service on
this line.- They are the finest boats
in fresh water. After leaving Toron•
to the first port is ito•treeter. King
seton. The -emend Islands, and the ra-
pids of the St. Lawreuce to Mont•
real. Between Montreal. Qiebec. Mur-
ray Bay. Tadousac, and the Hoene
nay River, and it is th2 finest trip
on the coutenent. The boats on this
Ririe cannot be murparreed. The Manor
Richelieu Hotel at Murray Bay and
the Tadounac Bete at Tailownte are
the finest, 'rummer resorts, in Canada.
Both of thew botelle are owned and
operated by this company. Fee fur-
ther aformation tO ticketa. fold-
erol, etc., apply to li. Politer. Cheffee,
Wemtern Pmesenger Agent. Riche.
lieu & Ontailo Notification Company,
No. 2 King street met. Tororito. Ont
pee 41P feet eed 7.• Ire Sep good prepeeeµ largely ettired2
Catarrhowne Cares Bronchitis.
Stamped.
"That abeent-mtnded looking man
le • wonder. He ran tell you the
exact dletance to all the planets,
their relative position. in ewe and
atmet 'este-
" Yee," answered the goofier. " If
pon want to amp him, ask hint how
far It le to the wareet grocer's or
to the poetoffiee."
111aerd'e Liniment cares eokle, etc.
A pupil in the juvenile department
expeonialisd Me teacher recently by
desertbing a circle as "A. straight
like that's crooked all the way
Neer& ' It. 411114
The Stupid Ass.
We hear of a Men in Kangas wlio
cleaned house -six roonte-In one
day, in order to show his wife that.
he could do It. The was a eery
demoralizing thing to do. The man
trim fele Ignominiously to build a
coal ftre, in order to convince Ma
wife that it in no use to ask him
to do such theere. proceeds more
timely In accordance with the rent
*eft of hie sex.-Nnw York Mail
anti F.xpress.
Nervillne flees bstiefacUos.
Polsone Nortiliee, the new and cer-
ise* paste ewe. 4 eten0•441s.
Mon In every inetance. There is abun-
dant renoost for thie for it performs
nil that ts claimed for it. Nerviline in
ft never -falling cure for cramps, pains
in sides or back. lumbago, sore throat,
toothache. NervIline Is In
fact a sure remedy for all pains, both
internal awl external. Medicine deal-
ers everywhere.
Pekin Delte
Pekin la rich In remarkable bells.
the finest specimen beine locatee
• the Bell Tower on the western
ride of the Teeter -City, and ,,the
To -Chung -Au.. er Temple of the
Great Ben, tiepin(' the city watt.
The latter contains the great bell
of Pekin, Mot by order of the Ens -
;weer Yong 1.0 in I 4 1 5. and hung
in the present tower by the Em-
peror in 1578. This gigan-
tic object weedier as 1 5 feet in
height. ir 0 lecher' thiek. and him
n circumference or 34 feet at the
rim. Ir weighe 5le tons, and fa
an*
Conn from the liwidlitat outrae in
Chinese charectern. How thee huge
piece of mete! WON raised to itn
lenient peoltion is a mystery which
has never been speed.
Inventor of Retired Freer.
It le not, we leery. generally known
that bottled beer Wile ftecitientally
diecovered by Alexander Nowell, head
master of Weetminster whore, air-
men 1543 • he wee eloo the ðer of
the Catechists. 4. curious collection.
-The Laneetk
MiaardW Linisseet cures diphtheria.
Would FIll tbe HIII.
"That meter doesn't teem to be as
large as the old one." commented the
property owner. "Do you think it'll
So?"
"Don't worry, boas." replied the
gra Mitre eenployee, reassuringly ;
"It'll fill the-blit.'-PhHadelphia
coed.
Critarrhawne Cores Bronchitis.
They breathe truth that breathe
their weeds In naln.-Klelard 11.1.
Dear filre-I have been a crest gni-
ferer from rheumatism. and, lately
have been confined to niy bed. See-
ing your MINARD'e LINIMENT ad-
vertied. I tried it and got Immedi-
ate relief. I ageribe my restoration
to health to the wonderful power of
your medicine.
LEWlei S. BUTLER.
Burin, Nfid.
is=amitFuyi„..,
ereniveitedlit
le.SIJE NO 20 1901.
onV
Cough
Stop it with SCOTT'S
EMULSION of Cod Liver
Oil.
A little coughing fs nothing
-the tickling, that makes you
cough once, is some dust ; not
the -least harm. You scratch
an itch, and forget it. This
cough is scratching an itch.
But the cough, that hangs
on and comes back, is a sign
of an itch that hangs on and
comes back. There is some.
thing that makes that itch.
Inflamation: a germ ; it's
alive ; like a seed in moist warm
ground ; it will grow if you let
it, even in children.
Take SCOTT'S EMUL-
SION of Cod Liver Oil. and
the germ will die.
1.. ,tte
/COTT & SOWN& Cloadats, Totowa
soc sod 11 on all druggist&
Pelisses Does' the Trick.
When yon know you are on tbe
right track do not let any (envies
den tamer vinion er diwourage vuu,
for you cermet tell how. elor,•
may be to victury. 'lave parlesiee,
'and stick. //tick. la spite of every
hindrance. A Chinese mullein he
mere so discouraged by repeff t
(tree/ that he threw Itis book nwey
in destine. While in tele despondent
mood, he saw a poor woman rubbing
nn iron rod on a Monti to make a
needle. ret ruck eby the wonderful pa-
tience of the Woman, he went back
to hie studies wit it neW del erstennyton
end becanie one of thc, greatest
grimier' In China.
The Queen's Jewels.
The resnaiwier of Queen Victoria's
splendid jewels, other tetan those be-
longing to the nation, we's left among
Her Majpety'm three daughters; nee
Prince's Beatrice ham received a
number of orpeetal bequest., as well,
including Moine very fine furniture
which adorned the Duchew of Kent's
rooenn at I:reemerge and which ball
remained there Jule tis they were
(lures& the life time of the Duchene
and at the time of her dote)* more
than forte yearn ago. 'Po the
iluchese Of Fife, Queen yietoela to-
que/abed a well-km:ere portrait or
the prement King wive a cited; nod
quern Aletallilra hall else recently
presented her eldest daughter with
beautiful miniature el the 'tete
Queen, kerne(' In Jewel*, as a bIrt.b-
day present.
aigaatare te every hoz of Um gsmeille
Laxative BratacrQuiniae Tablets
the reesedy ewes ft opal re ewe dee
Catarrhoeone Cures Bronehitie
Vain Regrets.
" Hardly more than a year ugu,,"
leapt the Minne&polls, Kan , Messrs -
ger, "the paper contained whole eel.'
annum of biograpby, poetry ttn.I cue -
(keenest dealing with the deter af
mirester's wife in this ormitity 711.,
preacher wrus married again the wee
day, whereupon we regret all _that
poetry."
Miesrd's Liniment Cores °tweet Is
awe.
Tie Mee With the Pell.
'Tin not the man of valorous mode
All ardent tor the fray,
Who ie most certain to eecure
kien'e plaudits, day by day,
Home men may toll nod shear the
eh ever
While °there get the wool,
clike allef1141P. ofe-weve yield- eerie -
The man who lia. a pull.
And yet the one who glory holds
Beyond hie rightful 'Ware
Mee feet he wits beneath sword
etoorpended by a heir.
And he who leads a placid life
Of homed effort fell
Need feel, peewee. no envy of,
The man who ham a pull.
Catarrhosone (Ares Bronchitis.
The Resomet.
'' wife and I tossed hp last night
to gee whether she'd get a new spring
bonnet or I'd get a new bolt.'
" Who woe ?"
"1 ltd."
" What kind are you going to get ?"
" Well, else hasn't decided yet whe-
ther to have it trimmed with flowers
or feathers."--Harper's Baur.
- -
Lielsment Cures Distemper.
Bad" for the Heed.
Mrs. Blinks-Heatinche this morn-
ing, eib 1 ihrorpli ! What Califfed tlint
Mr. Blinker -le -or -don't knon P 1-
actly. bet I remember I had a wort
r ocei ruin so off le
down during that long prayer sa:,-
day before twert.-Exchange.
Plot a Hestoalen.
floyeir-What an ane Welch le! He
la forever Liaise about Boothe. I
hate a man who is ftlwaye puttied
oe atm
Smith-ThaVe not it. He has
Iwo toned ont how to prone:mete
lend naturally be likes to do ft. -Boo-
boo Tranwript.
SOZODONT f fk• Told mb 25'
Catarrbosone eures Broachlte
The number of poor relieved lee
year In Great Britain war
persona
GRAND TRUNK
TO
The ran-fimeriGan
Exposition
uanakhmautst
to mow. Ii4,1901.
The Grand Trunk le the Direct and
Popular Route from all potato to Buf-
falo.
Elegant and Superior fierelco.
Parlor, Pullman end Dining Carson
through trainer.
For all information as to rates,
train eerlice, tourist literature. up-
• tO agent', Cfrand Trunk eniersy
Syvtent.
• C. DICKSON, Dletriet Peewee*
Agent, Toronto, Ont
DIWPSY
Trestet1 Free. "
• hove made dropsy amine
oompliteations especially lee
twenty yeller. Quick natal.
Cures worst emu. nook of
Srettftent•La and 10 Per
treatment reel
DR. H. H.OREMeemetres
Box 0 •MIAllta,tia.
OMB 10111
Sera on Trisl
at wholesale peal.
11 set winds. toy
Mosey retaadal.
klaaranteed tools
rna de
Neter work tem
asyethermacbla•
wket. •
seed swedes he meets to handle. lot
money made. Thema& is wee for terms
aad prices address
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4 RK YOU 101.1, OR BURY, AND ir ANT
ee to better yourself I Write, In your own
hand. to Meridian& tee importers, low
don. Ont. theet fernehre.
WOWST of -( ()RNA
IFjatui •niterigte cm vtdifie ir mom- MiTitte
Perfect Corn Salve. Malted free tor V •••itar.
Address IL H. Sena. fee Venire el.. Toronto.
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THE PARTON
TRISED1,
OWARIEWPORe
11••.•••••••••••
Evidence in the Hurdville
h Case at Parry Sound.
IA SOAKED PAPER FOUND.
if he Wife tied Sow Attempt to Shield
tho Old dasi-Not Su Dad Now Oa
I hey Painted 111114-Perten
te Reporter -either kvIdeuce
0 I he Crewe'. Thee, y.
P Parry Sound, May 9.-A. charred,
oil smoked pile of paperii foand le the
ruins of the Parton home. lu which
iii‘e tellers& were burned, relieved the
auenotoier le an otherwlee feature-
less. iniertigation into the charge of
murder .s.galnet Joeeph Partin& to-
day The teiquiry went un nil tattle
1.0,1141114 WWI all but coaciuded When
tenriteble A. E. Om WU pro iweeli tier
cottp.
the Venally Altitude.'
'net evidence given to -day W as,
•A 1 11 tile exception first mentioned,
• ,tuatipix.rint we to the Crown. ere
inehately after the tire the Parton
Heys were moat outopuken in their
nail:irks, and it was AM If result of
the that Alf investigation was iseld.
%%len confronted in court. however,
it oar another matter, and thou)
111).41. ettlk12111111ta Were tlaUdt impart -
a ut lack of nenno:y and re.
ticrecc. widish told dietiutely In the
eh, mane favor. Tite Parton boym,
elle. compelled tu the 'state-
mentt me kr their lather's vrucity
-awe pre‘lously, del their utmeit
• teite it (keen. etre Porto:tee -
..-1 elmilar disposition, awl it leek-
... I ns though the evideuce Willi 1101
▪ r..tug enough to Warrant a coni•
mittal. The fInding of oil. o• grease
seikel paper., while in easel( by no
:menu conclusive, is a point white
ocsiever some investigation. The
bundle consisted tor a litrije number
of receipts' on a spike Ole, whore
.eine• In the lionee Iran upstairs,
“way from the pantry or other
e mcee of oil. Partially burned us
lloy nee, the Crown believes they
tate been used am a' sort of fuer or
letillor. The idea thet they were
lee accidentally. or through con
tact n ith Nome other bursted material
iii,..yonintt.lihontgeoefitiotehriesart;t1pneriwaseetratinerinedirin. Tiltinedr
The Crown'a Tbeory.
lu reviewing tbe omelet° of the
peononer tike Inotive of tiro crime for
%%tech Ire &tamer emoted does not
weiew immediately on the onirface.
The theory of the Crown appears ic
1.• that thir general habit a re.
,.44,,Tdillg 124e eblkirer: tie a burden led
l'Aro t the extremity, when he war
.tbet verge of neivitg to ferry
etaind, of taidag tide mane of wee
eig them out. T111 0. theory requires
:wee that Parterre cruelty to arid
hotrod of teas children hied enlitee
tO the time of the tragedy. lc
the witnesses box. however, the ehle
seen declare thin 111, brae. reargeff'
when they grew up. The Crown Mu
not the ineurance leg to stand up
▪ na the preaskoes were uninsured
,,Inng07011 theigipOtektilerinhanall_1,prethveincyey w,e_ ;mime re
and Alfred, two of tbe sone. haslet
but recently bought the herrn foi
51,000. The deetruction of the pre
miens wale therefore, no great fin
andel low tc\ Parton, while, admit
nag the Crown'. theory, it Wilbur
duped hien ot hie children.
The Day'e Evidence.
- Tele evkience to -day failed to es
Labial Parton'e nenement• 1m
reediately preceding tee fire. He re
tired about 10- o'clock, Me wife Int
viesliately idterwards. Mee. Paella
wan awake until 1 1 end then miep
onakoned by the alarm cif fire fret
her dna/eater. When tree Jempel fres
lee Iler husband watt asleep, accorr
tug to ber etatement, anti had bee
cr fence retirlog. so far as eh
erou'ait tell. rt le irtlil peindelle tent h
eel.' have rime COelfe back t
eel while rem rlept. she being at th
',ice of the bed The blea thAt tt
fire was accidental receive,' eon
merest In the irtatement thnt
buten retoveitipe in passing throw'
the ceiling wee not protected
metal. On the ether hand. there
the direct settle/we that the fit
Melee out eimultaneounly In the nj
mairo beet bulkUngs 111 the I"
seem on the ride remote from tt
Pipe hole; In the other part no fli
led exerted for two -day... Tee stir
were provided with a lamp rind the:
etheretay itnettytiLifhat it Waal put le
Declares 1 im Innocence.
Ilefore God In lienven I ton inn
al.rnItan! 8131:01. mlnavoulilkal Inteni,kiiceenint.1:11
ongel in heaven.' It wag with all
dew emotions as these that Jose
Parton, ncenimil of murdering Ills (I
eliiteren, pretested the basselemsne
of the rimer to -day. Parton war
Tt.e,rtvitIsower wel111.1(n.ht:ineniote,hirt bower, befc
his trial began. An he skruchel in
the little room ellottnd by the other
for the porpowe ho bore every nppei
:knee of Infirmity nee abetractedne
lin frit It neceemary °to(' ;1%11 evithe
drametic relieve. ',erten lie
„...alucuruggelsaseatbnildior, r:LitaLherimersawree
very lined fenterer, n fnee rind et
trilka with a Pelee -nese nppereit
born of age, but lilm logic reel ryas(
Ing power were propel -leg. Ile nrst%
iwt 11.ttrIttiRstoyll 17,111i
fire, hnt hie ecovereatIon reveille(
man very Imre. and alive to the
terennity of prenentleg his deft,'
eilobitihe.eni!witithfriece411wwnt4ultinik(;)1
wern needy end bore evIdenee
n )ml atthle dr:7:
11111 Mil 1IC prisoner picked op an PM
moiling tuba lying ott the dee*.
'' Hove you nay theory at n11?
yort mnorpect your neighbors, for
'' I here some pretty bad neigh%)
They have bothered the life onl
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r7a, somitn marnialnine;71nnttothhonanr ftit)hrh‘tinnommn:71;
the (4r1 enontry. Thny burrow at
nitizoi,:;:i'111:0minoroemionimeyao.tthoolote hoe;uhhml it( ims 16 enit an e col: ye. 1:1,1enri nnt lipn
owl I wanted to. 1 got tired len'
',Hew. you say other theory 1
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on. nylonlit4"1110frtiLit. Y"IfItAtra°""in
welt to bed at 11 &obeli. i