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Only Two Hours' Rids From the PAN-AMERICAN, Bltttblo,
or Niagara Falls.
THE MOTEL BRANT
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO. CANADA
Thea elegaut and eontmoxiiour hotel, erected last year at a twat of
$100.000 was opened to the public on the _nit of July. 1900, and al-
tM,uglt the 1/01100r was no entirely romp)et+d at the opening, and the
grounds' and out of dozer iueeuwnt feature were far from reaching
the. ,.tate of perfectieea the had been planned. the reason proved a aur•
eweaeful .rl.•, and the patrt)ne one and all. etposseed t elnrelvee as being
boM1 delsgtlte.t and .urprlNed ret the beauty of the 100100 and surround•
Knee the ekes. of
luta bornthee.ebornae of BOO ,.,...., 8,-„ expended on "tl
g[mldml Jam"'ranee, not even to my OWIl. Idid to you. mime.His wife tried to check the exub-
erance of lila reminkcenees, thinkingthey might not be agreeable to theladeem earn. Put Geraldine liked the•nol encouraged lain by thanking lentfor Ms good Intentions toward her."Well, 1 wottli have brought youup to 'the best of my means', andyou should have wanted for nothing -In reason," he added, prudently'."I dare say you think you have iionebetter t•han that," he admitted."But there le no lenowing-yeu haveYour Ilfe before you yet, an -1 there'sups and there's downs. Anti, if youever erhould want the help of a plainman that's not a gentleman. butthat 101/1 a few pomade at his backane a good rod( Over his head, .t ou'rewelcome to came to me, mataui, notfor the sake of the fine lady you'vegrown into, but for the nuke of thelittle creature, that, by -the -by, I re-
member didn't tette to me much nine-
teen years ago.""Thank yam," eitid Geraldine, te etch-
ed by the genuine ring of tile onlydelete you better now teen I mathen, to balance your evident pre-
ference for the baby over the 'fineMr. Corbyn laughed coestralaedly.inad left hie wife with her, In ordertoe speak to the young gentleman,Whetni he led straight into the farm-
yard, well out of hearing of the wo-
Never you mina. sir Jaime -it
the ground*. New feineee have en halt% tree.. anti tartar planted,• to sdy IL now
tkower beds laid uut. perfect teen ellartlePP111•14P1Irtf4 QM 1 00 10P/14 della% '`-'"'"e" "`"'"' *
they are protected from the pert ding wind's golf links with interest. you've grown into a fine lady." con.
lug hazards (look gulf. a now anti e tortainIng game Vont haw reeently %limed lir. with au undercurrent 01
become popuinr England nee .thierlea. tree been poet /0 1. it, 1, moied pity for lwr degradutioa • " but
•-Tbe Means. of Varikin's Sues:eels.' foal ist a splendid practite for experts Neter took to a child. before or
Geraldine caught these words, and
cause up qule•kly, just ar James was
t rying to .Ilene the farmer's wife
"No; go on, please." site raid,
quietly.
And Mrs. l'orbyu, glancing from
one to the other, obeyed :
"Ile --he described the -the lady
who brought you here exactly, wars,
t o that 1 could feu her agelu ad hr
spoke, teed he s.Od she war his wife,
whole le limit been forced through
difficultor to leave for a time; and
he eaid--he said lie war a Cousin of
poor Sir Charles',. sir. and his wife
knew that. ant su brought the child,
w hen rhe herself gut badly off ; and.
nut daring to take it up to the Hall
herself, she left it here with a letter,
which you. miss, beteg very little,
end not understanding the import-
ance of it -which you went and ewal-
low•e.l, wise."
The girl looked Incredulous; but
Janice confirmed the statement by
a grave nod. Qutsntoaed further. the
derr:rlptiou hire. l\,rhy1 gave ul
the gentleman left to possibility of
doubt that it was Lindley Fielding,
as both the young mate and the girl
Mut at once feared. This story
alarmed theca troth. There War 11
troubled pause in the eexiversathm
when they had learned all they
could, wlucII wee broken by the ar-
rival
rrival of the farmer himself. onwhale
the sight of his wiles visitors lutde
a deeper bupneseion ticau It had
made upon her. lie gummed stoner
than his wife had tome who the
lady war; but, after examiningtlher
well, It. mild. In it tone which frank
ly intimated that In hie °pinto/1e11e
had hot lived up to her early•prom-
lee-
, Ah, mime, you were a pretty lit-
tle mite, it ever there meas ..se: 1
wtald larva [taunt m}- head to bring
"401 up Ike buy 4we,'•
"lou were nut au lineable about
11 then, If i remember rightly.'
srw•.•II ns beglnnerr. A bowling green 1"O by 130 feet lei Mao en
added. Therear. w few of the improv Mi4-rtes only, many more have been
made, wash want u( apace p reventr. m1Wentioning.
The Wale le most delightfully lorati0 of a high bluff within a none's
throw of beautiful Lake Ontario., end o ertoob. Ibmilton Bay, and Is In
eery arse's from till point.. being only sit reline from Hamilton. thirty
'lieu from Towle), and fifty guiles front Weirdo and Niagara Faille.
The building ie n flre.proof hrlrk •i.truet0I'V ook,nial In style. fin.
lewd throughout to hatrdeot I . 1. nkmlern
meant. Elec .rtrlty furnwle•e the lemey tern tan
bella n furnac•. inn supply nhendanee of hrens.
,wtruc•Uoa and equip-
Ids.
ulphtx. elevators and pall
hen n.retwtry. The ho-
tel brut accomm.$tatin 1 for tau hundred and 'elft C1100414.
The guests' etnlmllerM are errengpl mssgie apd tan suite'. Earl floor
1s balply .uppllyd with lavatories, private ,and jsubihh bathe. servlc.
and MahItath,n unexcelled
A epeeist! feature, d,f tits hotel le its spacious �di
• (rem (rm each side, on to INrge verandas. where le
fresen. •
1n (reheats ha', been ..wired;eterniab 'ode i
danel,[ every evening and for Saturday night h
be held nn the reef. where ee1e3ctrntertaenment. mel
rtccasionelly during the week.
Amo•emeats Inaddit'tat to those• above meiitl,neti, w
enjoyed, are ynchtleg. canoeing eine rowing on the lake
prequel, ten pine, hlllinrda, teed and bathing 00 a fine whit
Her. ale. will bP f 1 fine rondo fe.r automobile.. ea eel
cling. riling unit drithtg.
Small mouth b&Me_ln_the _hay and brook. trout flaking la
etrehuo eau be indulged In.
Sufferer« tram hey fever and rheumatic' will flail cosdltf
able to their relief.
me invent
• \, Lingle; $22 and utpwards per
$. W. WarheahINen,t
1(ut,I 'Granada.
Pt. Augustine.
�.. Florid*,
nu -room, openiug
an he servo.% al
ning concerts.
e latter will
so be given
III alma be
modern
d beach.
for cy-
r .ate
wrd' a tax
a 1 war.
two in a room.
W.1( HE\HI'sI:N & 11000
11. JI. ikerge., " .
Hotel Odords
Avon -by -the -0m
New Jersey.
GERALDINE'S FORTUNES
For. no tb-y ten, ladles were s
together In the drawing roam.
elder dosing. tka yoanger taw neglect,
lug tba work in her .tris to stare In
frust of her with me ride,. tearful
they were
the asoma
y the eight
t the (keit•,
that the frith• of bis chatter Ilpie
oriel affect km it111, try ghastly
horror of death which We lied felt
since ask. last visited tilt room had
pawed away.
Come tato totwhispered
Janne; and, wittaW waiting for can
ashWras, l►s heal Ler tb1o1401 that dining
mein to tits n:•paiily-IaraYhtd core
taro/Wry. wad through tjpgt into the
garden outride.
Put he did wit stop there. 11e
onikl see that ase waa in no moord
for talk{ug; sou 1n silemee 11e led Iter
thr)egh the paths on the opposite
erne .stInn llotlg,rto that of the twin-
cipal entrance, . unit through it kow
in.. gate ruder tit, trees of the park;
which extended very little farther in
this directba ; thea through another
gate, and across a wad into a moa -
ow. at the other side of which they
uatl a rough earl -track, which they
ed.
" 'here are you taking me r naked
tier ine at last.
r the mad we travelled to-
getltei\nlneteen and a half year• aro.
Deld•1•.
She st1►rted, and he .bopped.
"1 tie) t, you know, Deldee, that.
since 7011 are heard •, much, It is
better yea should learn everything
about yon if that It Is Isfs.ibte to
find 'out, and that we had better be-
gin by iineethining the Corbyns. In
whoa,. form-yn I first found you.
But, if you dont feel strong enough
for the ordeal of 'investigation, we'll
le, beck, dear."
Ni,"no; you are quite right. Let
um leo on," said she, firmly.
Si they went on In the April after -
,.in sunshine across the tnendow,
skirted the pine -wood where James
used to play truant in company with
Tip the, terrier, and anus through the
resider tree -trunks lb, btu" haze r'e-
Itlg from 11a•v lower ground beyond
ant.th •:n they came a1 the farmyard,
and , the u1d eh ed with the chicken
and the deka flocking nbnat It Just
••+t►r -wed tiIwse Ie'ther
crier Stool a red wagon. which
might ! nue been the vory one under
h • eh tits of which Jame had icon
Orificee.
HP looked in, and began to laugh.
" I lul,po ee you don't remember this
place, Deldre 1' saint 11 , eurlonsly.
hie crime; sad she bigamously
thought It was very good of lllcu to
brtr no melt= for the stub of the
miming beton. so els walked along
by hie side. sajo7blg a rubduel and
tlwld happiness, la itis society, until
thee reecho] the park . anal James.
not wedeln( yet to •xchauge the
plummet tot, -a -tete for the wore E= rI6n06 of BOLA His WILE
restrained lutertuurre of In -tour+• )�
naked her if she would like to runt.
Himself,
round the garden. Site a.reut,.1 til
tingly, yet with heatatlutc ; evening
ere clueing W, and ale had dragons
to fear both at Wur(uglluw Hall and
Copeley.
J(tnra led her round to the trout ea-
trauue, and to kir, gate uppueite,
through whielt lee had run to escape
hint ext his first uppearauce. 'Choy
now wait through together, and
sell littered along the box bordered
pout between two broad beds full of
blush -rower breaking Into leaf and
Mee In full blossom . while guelder-
melee. eyrictga, "and laburlluw gave
faint promise of later beauty, and
the petals of the already fading al-
rnond-bluurusn strewed the ground at
their feet.
Geraldine was delighted whit the
clwrtu o1 this mote and pawed by
tie thought that 5113 hod never bueu
there with her gu-lydiui, Jamar saw
the eleolow erose her, facie.. and. to
,tltert her thoughts. he said -
"It le not quite so pretty as the
vicarage garden, W it" Aad we Mute
Io Ileac half so fine cut that 1 saw
lu your hands yesterday."
"It was very lovely ; lir. Heglnuld
Bamber gave It to Inc." she no-
.wend, not tvlthuut epoitaueoue im-
pulse w mischief. -
" phi I suppose you Irnal,hl't lack tat
i flower of my gathering utter
that!" said he, with. however. no
very wild display of j:alousy.
• Oh�I might look at it for the sake
of the flower : 1 like flower.," ale
.veered she, demurely ; and ale no-
..opted a handful of little r•entlees
,tldte, Scotch room with c:trele•Mness
which gave no Intimation of the care
with which they were to be trea-
sured up.
You are very hard, aren't you?"
wlulpered James, its Ike re -arranged
there In her h.inde and tried to look
into her eyes.
'Whet ado you mean by 'hard' :'" she
.keit, Lo a low voice, after a pause
oi n few memento.
"Why, weren't you very unkind to
me yesterday morning"•"
Her breath calve quickly, but at
asst she did cwt answer ; elen site
s.sld. al'n*t In a whimper -
"Please forglse one. They had been
411itng Me shameful "Juries ub,ut
vont'
T110y' moans Reginald Bamber, 1
.oppose?" •dd he, angrily. "And
what @tortes did he tell you'."
"Oh, no, no! Dual. be angry ; lie
only Bald -he said you were -1 don't
like to say 11-1 assure Sero• I dotit
believe a word of It. James -Sir
Imam: but he sald-"
"Welt, what did he. say, Misr Lind-
ley
No. don't call we thee! He eatd,
Janie*, flint )ou were-iatoZ1 at.dat
.p.wtch the other night,"
"Oh, Is that all " " clipped out in-
voluntarily.
Geraldine hooked up at him In speech -
143,0 horror. He' txxtldl nut help laugh
Ing.
It le all right, Geraldine -at heart.
I wean ret was eery wrong. Dui. al
you knew low. wretched 1 was. Yoe
wouldti t be so !used on we."
Blue had shrunk Into lierself in eits•
4051, He (Stunt of sir years before
seemed nothing by comparison: with
this recent breach of propriety. She
turned to go back to the house, but
ee detainee her gently.
"Aare you go.ntg to leave me again,
to 1e lonely and wretched w scion'"
"You can find better ways of eon -
soling yourself than any I can in-
tent," she began. coldly.
But, as Ie turned +• wee abruptly,
with an alr suggestive of an lut,o-
tion to take her at her word. she
sprang after him and put her hand
ua his arm remorsefully, pleadingly,
her eyes full of tears. .
• Oh, oton't be angry ; I am so sorry:
Of course, I have no right to Interfere
with you. And men look up,,n these
things differently, 1 dare say. For-
give tree, pie:tee ; remember low qui-
etly and strictly I have been brought
oI knew more about the world,
I dare .ay I should not be +.,eked
*1
pt all.Ir"
Jame. looked into her face for a
long tine,; then he .alt• In a rather
unsteady voice -
•'No, that Ie true; however, If It 1e
my comfort to yon to know
shi'r't try to console myself in that
way again --at least, to the client
1 hetes done sometimes," he added,
prudeutly.
She premed ani. (rand silently and
gratefully, as 1f he had rendered ltet*.
some aorccle to' greet to be acknowl-
edged In words. He wee touched,
though he did not want to show 1t.
•'You are tired; shall we go In?" he
asked. "Just come into the grass•
walk float ; there b something very
pretty) I hove to show you there."
He wait right. Learing ate rose -tor•
nor by another gate at the en I of
the path, they panned under the low -
bending, rage.- 1 branches of a great
radar, and into a broad grace path
bordered by very high, thick hedgne
of laurels and other evergreens. Abont
fifty yard. from the beginning of this
walk the bordering shrubs auJ trees
grew thinner on the left-hand side,
and, forcing a plumage through them.
James bit] Geraldine to a large pond.
which they Cama upon so suddenly
that, as she (omit herself at the edge
of It, she gave a start and utts-ed a
faint cry of something mire than sur -
pros.. For the evening 'let whleh el -
ready hung over the black water, the
l,aoehee and slender white.stcmmed
larch' which grew closely Hund It
on all sties to 11. very brink, gave it
In the duet a look of mystery which
llnpr'e-e.l her Imagination. 1 smooth
carpet of green duckweed ,Crotched
over more than halt of lt, and at une
nod an eel wnter•loggad boat., black
In the dim light, was moored by it
elimy and rotten rope to a stump
which rove slanting out of the sleek,
green surface of the water.
"Pretty 1' she remarked, with a
.hives. •'I don't ilk. 11-ett leant, not
now."
The romnntln de*nlntlon of the
"pot, which would have charmed her
at another time, seemed ret that mo-
ment
eoment to revive all the sensations of
gloom and horror which rhe had ex-
perienced In the past few days: and
James found it necessary to throw
his arm round Mur, lest In her nervous
ngftntbn she should rip Into the
pa"Ordh.
. I'm not going to faint," sni.1
sloe, ,dmply, "I never do."
Rut, as It was bettor to be on the
wale side of the danger. he very kind-
ly supported her until they were tin -
,ler the red•er-tree nettle. 1t was
very dirk titer*; and. se she Marne
'Aged bevel( from his arm. not at all
herehly, she weld acaroely re his
fans, or he hers. But at that very
moment be felt her tremble.
"What Is It, lwldre. dearest ? You
ewe you are not r, strong-minded ns
you pxetenA "
She laughed!, end seed she supposed
she WAR not ; and she t03k 11 arm
of her nwn 'reeed, and talked fast
rend almost incoherently until they
reached the house. As he rang the
bell, ehe put her hand earnestly upon
IoM shoulder,
f't1D w Continued.)
AGE DRIVER
STATES HIS CASE
men, before he unburdened hie mind.
"Fin the Inert, pension to wish to
Interfere in anybody ehle'e anoint.
Mr," he began, ununuttely. "But ret
the 'Intim time. tie a tenant for
]'ears of your late uncle, Sir Charley
and now nouns, sir, 1 um bound to
feel an Intermit In the f mthly -that
ng you will und.•rttaud, sir; and lam -
se
he lee have got about thelast three
thyei somehow. I don t wish to give
„tiara. ; but 1 have something to
tell you which may be of •.rulee
to you. The sudden illness and
death of air t'harier, awl your Nutt
den 'snivel, and Mr. Fielding'+ go
Inge on, hate set folks talking."
"And what do they say t"
"Olt. goodness knows, .ir-a lot of
cock-and-bull' stories for the latest
part ; and I only • mention them
because. 1t it hadn't been for all
this oommotIou I shouldn't haVe
thought, tesek-el - wksate -I- -.*w,"
"And that war"--.
"A than loafing about the Hall,
sir, yesterday and today. after no
ger,d, 1'11 .weiere'
"My Industrious relative. air. Lied -
ley Fielding, 1 .uerpect, on vulture's
business."
'No, .Ir, not Mr. Fielding."
"Who, then 7"
"1 don't know, fir Jame. -a man
1 peter maw before."
"Thanks, Corbyn ; I'll have the
strong room watched."
But the farmer guessed, ate the gen-
tleman knew, that the man on the
watch by Waringliain Hall had nut
col. after the plate.
eye. which raw meta is
Muth suddenly startled
of wheels and hoofs, and
ecf the Otway barbell'. h • a
Wltb a thrill of joy whit' etiattordal
he dull apathy fn a mo neuA. Geral-
dine beard James' coke : and it few
seconds later b', with bis twat\Elfza-
beth. tittered tie nom. to the over•
wholusing natofdibm`it of ter
punto. l,,r, aItt>uml tit •y know
er. h u by eight. it wee the drat ti
in all Gran years that tbd two., elder
ladles Itid met, each other, 11'119 the
7. boldness of youth, Janes had per-
\ra:ulwl lies aunt W-tcik, a step which
bin more Until uncle hie1 never dared!
W ruggst. Th •v went profusely civ h1
to each other, 00 11 showing off her
grated =timers. each too mak'ng
un unexpecte•Ily fevor•abl• lemma
eu Upon tie other, for Miss
Ida ay 1111,1 11 t twenty-year.,Hkr
Mise Gretten.'though women of en -
telly different dlsptrltlons, had In-
tellects of equal keenness. The two
)ouoger members of the quartette
were strangely shy with each other
and did very little talking, levuting
U.emselver to watching the encoun-
ter between elite"' elders. Elizabeth
explained. with a stately and cold
*emersion of grief, that ane had
thrown sortie ceremony. In coming at
n time when they were ail suffering
from a great morrow, at tote request
of her nephew, who had begged her
to give her peer ale In eutr'eatiug
Mia Greaten to allow her want to re-
turn to Waringlwm Hall with them
for a few hovers to romturt her mister
Eleanor, who war lu a 'tate ,of de-
prersi(u which caused them great
alarm, awl wt., had taken it strong
fancy to the 7 41114 girl. Ho Geraldine,
with the dignified perm{eseon 4f her
old Inetnnctrres, returned witls
Misr tetra,' alai hat aapltew to..th*.,
Hall, rather silent, rather reserved.
but Inexpressibly comforted to find
that James, who was as ■ilent and
reserved as elle, had done nothing
rash In his despondency.
But, as 11000 as they arrived at the
Hall, James, (tweeted dd letting her
go to comfort lila eldest nient, which
was We (eteaslble reason of his com-
ing, whispered, as he helped her out
of the carriage -
"Will you come and see him?"
Rho Iuw•ntal . and he M.1 her through
1h' dark balls, which mat.. her .ttiver
with inertial nerolkrLions of two
n ights. before, up the etnirense. and
Into the solemn ,bath-rhamber wls'n'
tbi roftin lay. ilut the only eight In
1t that tt►ulw her /elver war the fore
or thh hem•..keeper watching there,
worm thin, mhrivelletl fritterer ',temp.
ed with an undying terror soya the
melt of her meaner* .lxtth. In1-
presseeI ter girl with unrearuable
fear. and meek' by shrink hock ore
first entering tit, nm,h.
• WOO Id Vuu rntb•r riot we. him?"
whispered James. offerlug W lead Iior
hark.
She ronqueral hrrr•IL told ap
preached the ...Min. But the first
gtarel at *b. mull. wat,nl M( she *n
deeply loved. lying 1•, Ih• flood of
bright 'alterimen wnllght which
"streamed tkr*igh the white blinds,
calmed b'r and drew from her ,loud
Lars wb'eh were sennwly r,rrnwfal
•t a11. 146, kissed the cold for•h••nef
with reverent love, mut whet ahs left
1b. rmmrs, after a k.ng, htwt lent at
1►f peare(al fate which Improweml haw,
In ga. (r( it'T reason. with the feet
lag ibis be was only shee'ptng, and
ck
" w'ell, i sot 1t was just In this for
nor that i found you sitting on ttv'
ground on a artek, and- Italia. elm.
(kwbyn, don't you reregnlse two old
(Mender' h • cried out, simians; handle
with her. -
"1 retnember pm, of sour'', sit, and
i m very glad to .-es you bark ;
hut --e
" Out you don't remember titInd
1 carried off from yen one (te
et sen hug r'
Mia. ('trbyn 'Martell ,and (•oortesied.
nog lie.raldlne .h molt hand.. with her
Shy had exchanged the tl,rmelln.ess if
k:r 'lath for that of mature ago
hat the expr(won of her lac" mea« es
lend and good btunor.d cis etoi'
Brit, throng* nil the admiration
ter -6'e trans orrowet fevorlte whkh
her .hy ginner." betrayed. Jame, saw
that etemetleing was pnsaling nr des
irersing the farmer's wife; and while
Geraldine wive engaged In earnseing
an ugly nr.ngrel which rime Jumping
about her, having taken a fancy to
her, Mrs. Corhyn drew him a Ilttle
on one side ant said:
"1t ill the strangest thine In the
world that )nu should bring the
young lad, lore to -day. ear Yrs
1.rclay n gentleman came meting en-
qulrie. about her, and saying hr was
her father."
and
'Ewe Has Tested the Power of Dodd's
1 Kidney fills Kaeb has Achieved
the Same Result Dodd's Kidney
rills lav• Cured Them Both.
Dtcvqure, Ont., June H.-(Speelal)-
Mr. Oeorge Saokett driver the stage
betweee Urumure and Holrtelet. That
lel is known lbrtruglhout the country
✓ ide goes without raying. When be
was In trouble a 'short wells ago he
had the rympatttty therefore of more
than the few Immediate frlende and
neighbors a woo lu auutber weak
would have.
Mr. Hackett thought ett one time
be would have to give up die stage.
Sitting up on the driver's real day
le and day out, rain or slew., hot
or cold, he contracted a scream dim -
order. Hie kidneys became weaken-
ed from the cda.tlnual exposure. They
gradually gave NM more sad more
trouble. He felt that he couldn't keep
up much lager.
1t Ir nine milt* from Dromure to
Holetele. That wenn a round trip
of eighteen miles. Two trains a day
would Lame thirty -Ill miles of driv-
ing. 1ptagtde thus iu it wet driving
snow 'dorm of March or February
to a man la a delloato state of
htaltb.
Mr. Sackett did not give up driv-
ing the stage. beaten', he *ought the
help of Ik*M'e Kidney fills. 1)1d he
find help' Rend him own letter. a
letter which tells islet, ts't h1r wife
proved the truth of dee raying,
"Dodtl's Kkbnee l'lllr are womauh's
bort friend." ,
"Having newt other largely ad-
vertieed remedies anti all the we'll -
oboe recommended to ale by my
friends for Kidney Trouble and •:-
eructating Backache without tate
✓ llghteet relief, I WAR in despair. in
the nlok of time I war induced to
try Dodd'e Kidney P111e and con
never be too thankful for the ad-
vtue whlc•h prompted me to do so.
They simply toot hold of my trouble
and lifted It off ane. I never heard
Of anything ahki b give such in -
sea nt rel.ef.
"My wife owes even more to Do.ld'e
Kidney fills than I too. Her ease
was worse than mine. hire. Sackett
would net be alive to -day only for
Dodd's Kidney fills. Ruth my wife
and myself _ oda truly recommend
Dockt•m Kidney tills for tfey do
what they are claimed to do."
Ctj1'APT mt X1"jI-
Geraldine apd James returned to--
ward
o-ward the Hall, anxious and un-
happy. At first each trletl to hide
this fact from the other ; bet the at-
tempt was a failure ; and at last ehe
mild. In a low voice :
"Ole, 1 hope It 1m not true! i have
Met the man. and 1 don't like him"
James .topped.
"It Is not true. Be sure, whatever
happens, not to let any (me per-
suade you that It 11. That mac, under
another name, has beep my ruin ;
for some reasue or other, he le now
working to effect yours. 1f you have
nay truest In me, any care far your
44113 happinew, d1ur1't have anything
to dl, with (tint Relieve me, child, 1
sp ak arum ellperlence go plater that
1!.! were to lits for n Lundrel )ear.,
I could not outlive the effecta of 1t
-he ham wrecked my holy and .oud"
''What nee he done 1" she asked,
timidly.
i1 ke not a story for your earn
child ; It wand shock you, dewiest you,
and all I bent Is to warn you agalnst
falling into his handle He 1e a pinet
ibis scoandrel, end can chant himself
ss well ne the reit of the world. His
love of planwure and of hie own ease
lie mlatnkes for phllnnthropy, end he
Is constantly complaining, In all good
felth. of the unkind feelings cherished
ngalnet him by tlw victims tot him
own rogueries.. Promise, for my Dike,
that Stu will have nothing to do
With him"
I cnn promlrN you that 1 don't
want to do re," she answered, simply.
She had no fear of what this mon-
ster of Iniquity, as Jamn deserlbod
him to 1*, might do to her ; she In-
stinctively knew that life hal no dan-
gers for her tempered with the= It
Iind for Iwr ■talwnrt companion. The
,llegtut she had felt at lteghnald's
reveletlotr of the =inner In which
Jarmo ho 1 spent the evening before
his return home lied struggled vainly
11(1111.01 the nffectimi for him whtel
Mel never died mat AI Ilea her child-
hood, and the gratitude which had
.pwe,ng rep 111 the heart tush horning
flat It ens to him rhlldlah fancy for
Ire that she owed hergnantlen'a care
and hove tln„gh all 11,..0e year.. Thin
fart gave the young man e1 right
G, referent* In Mr eyes, and Ohm *am
now far mom ready to amuse her
self far her nngrotstful (oldness the ile OM ran have tat Ionee cnn have
day befos'e than hlu for his 'hese or whet he will.-Fraokllo,
A Curious Illusion.
A curious tattical plosion it to be
seen in the accompanying figure from
l.n Nature. At the pincee where the
white etrlps separating the black
squares crows each other a hazy
penumbra can be seen. If, however,
attention le concentrated upon one
of the gots It (Reappears, though
the others remain .visible.
DIAMONDS AT A DISCOUNT.
Gems are Not the Only Requisite of
Success ea the Stage.
Osce there we. • merry villager
In a wlewn opera ouWpai) who haat
aaplratlua to bee whole ouualc latlun
all by herself. tape watched the
rlarey flrmwneat very carefully and
uuak:ed that every glue had pien-
teutr cullectlew of- jewelry and au
tawny diamond ruuburets that the)
gut tanned wearing them. Me forgot
to remember that n11 the stars had
written telalmoulalr to patent medi-
cine*. and that the picture of one of
them or another went with ever)'
bottle of tonic. lilte thought all were -
attire who glittered and straightway
eared up her salary for len years
and moon had a bureau drawer full of
koldio,re. She thea applied for a job
on the etrettigtit of her gem enu.euw.
But the manager &eked her 11 her
picture. were all over the town PO"
twmwemling a new cart of nutritious
puppy bnrl'ult. Then she sadreplied
Yud
that It war sot. He replied:
won't bio. The dtamend,. are.all right,
but we can't put thew uu a btll-
btrtnl." Whereupea le blew cigarette
smoke through her note,, which rlgul-
rted that the interview woo over.
!dural -A bucket of parte on 0 bill-
board 1. worth two real diamonds in
the top drawer of a Louie thele. cllf-
fenler.-New York Commercial Adver-
t I. ,r, 1 I
Port Mulgrave. June 3, 11497.
C. C. RICHAARDS & CO.
itettr Sire. -MINA RD'S LINiMENT
Is my remedy for colds, etc. it 1s the
best liniment i have ever used.
MRF. ,1OtlRAlf HART.
$100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be plea.ed to
learn Grid there M at least one dreaded duan..
that aerate has horn able to own Mar 1te
steges and that is l'a:arr*. Hall. Catarrh
Cure is the way positive ours wow known to the
medical fraternity, Catarrh. being a toad
t,thoaal diatoms. requires a ouu.tltOlt0ltal treat-
ment. Halle eatarrb ('ure L talon ictal wily,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfacer of the a rem, thereby doetroylug the
foundo(luu o! the disease, awl giving the pa
dont strwstk by building up the oeortltutluu
and ....Unclog nature In doing Its work. The
proprietors en, that as so much faith In lcurative
tbey offer Ore Nuadred
plionise
for any case that 1l falls to euro. Head for list
of teetlmonlals.
Addrtor, r. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo, 0.
Ise Dole by Druggists. 731.
Cursing Contest.
A protease* of languages, some
year" ago, on returning from Iwlla,
remarked upon the paucity of objec-
tionable phrases among the British
working classes when compared with
the abundance supplied by the Ore
Prnntul.of similar rank. 'I`o prove thee
he gives. a carr whirl' came under her
own notice. HP had dl.mbesed it man
'servant for dlahonesty, and the next
morning. at 6 o'clock he 'sought en
Interview with lir former abutter.
He flourished a carving knife, with
which he plainly Intended to empha-
size h1■ remarks. When he found It
Impneselble to gain admission lie sat
under the window, and the -swear-
ing- process began. Ile pureed the
prefeesor along the genealogical tree
heck to the first ancestor of his race.
Then he dwelt upon PI Pry detail n1
Ids anatomy, from the top of her hand
to the 0411 of lea toed. " For three
,' it acrutiv'e hours hP sat there and
s=ore," says the pruft•rw,r, -without
orae repeating it 'threw." White
travelling on the undergr.und reit-
way In towhee. a mote of working-
men entered the same eemAartmrnt,
and interspersed their remark.. with
the commonest form. of "swearing."
Tat. professor politely M7kett'tht'm to
.le.frt, whereupon hP WAS told lu mind
Ills .,Wil -- beluesn. ll.• at 1,1[(.13
commenced to translate into Engh►h
some speclmrns of Eastern (nils
which he had heard n Calcutta mer-
chant's servant are leo n mlestonar ■
.servant. The men sidled from him
tie if he had the plague, and at the
next elation ■ought another com-
partment. -Liverpool, Eng,' Poet.
ISSUE NO 24 1901.
no Weeping the gertus of consump•
tion; kill them with health. Health
la your only means of killing theta,
Scott'. Emulsion of cod-liver on
will give you that health, if any-
thing will.
•eq ,•• r••• •.note ••• •.v ,r
0.077 • e•w.t , • 7eaer7a
sad ell Zneggl0ua
Special Train to San Franck oc
For Canadian delegates and all oth-
ers going to Epworth League Con-
vention, da Chicago and Northwest-
ern Railway. to leave Chicago, Tues-
day, July ttth, 11.59 p. m. `;tops will
be made at Denver, Colorado springs'.
Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake,
parolee ea route the finest scenery
in the Rocky and Metre Nevada
/fountains. Through Pullman pal-
ace and totIrlst sleeping ears. Order
berths early, as party will be limit -
ell in number. Fare only $541 round
trip, with choice of routes returning
Send stamp for Illustrated Itinerary
and map of San Frarr•Ieco, to R. H.
Bennett, General Agent, 2 King
street east, Toronto, Ont.
Japanese Jour.a11sm.
to the year 18714 Japan had 2(0
newepnperm and rrtlews, the total
7ir,ulatlo fl d,( w11k11 amounted to over
28,000,000 copies. Last year's rta-
LIstics stow that the number of daily
oewepapers and periodical' ham great-
ly lnceea,se(1 during the peat 20 years,
and that the total number of both
Is about 2000, amt that the combin-
ed circulation le 91,519,151 copies.
Of title number the dally newafwtpen
form 'one-fifth part. The city of
Tokyo alone has 20 daily newspapers.
And yet this Immen.e number ln-
rreases very fast, and many of the
reviews which appear have but one
day's. exletenee. The ypunallste of
the "Bret rank" earn only about from
$40 to $60 per month, while the av-
erage editor earns not over 1160.
al , ;e tT SQ ttt"u,.-
Aar for Minard's and tate no
other.
Observations.
('urlowlty I* 080 of the vices of age;
Warbosity its visible form.
Aco mpll.hed talkers when Invited
out are expected to earn their ',up-
per In the old Tommy Tnekeran way.
.1 young man harried is a young
man merrier!.
Heal virtue Ig the ability to defeat
evil. Sham virtue the ability to
alreea Ik
Permisalon 1r, love a girl's dog
does not Include it permit to love
her.
A neglected child of affluence le
poorer than it beloved little beggar.
Society and Heaven alike demand
that those who enter shall have cul-
tivated the talent. vouchsafed them.
But there the p erallel crier..
Who paina n nhlld by n Ile Nina ;
who romfnrW( It by mlppresming the
truth ghall he forgiven.
Women love and lose ; men tor' end
love,
An Aphorism to he good mast be
bad, are'ording to the majority. Anel
yet an aphorism In no Joke.
i,lfe Is real, bat no longer earnest.
save to those who have a goal to
makes.
Many n hers fool ham dint • ph11-
osnph',w, according t.' eulogy.
The newer tine woman the longer
she's lived.
AreommeRattng,
"('oma heck as Peon a. poeelble,"
meld her mistress to Merge), veto
wen going home In rewpenme to et
telegram .nying hos mother wee 111.
"Year, mum," promised Maggie.
A 'day or two later a letter came •
"Deer 'Min eanith 1 will Mw heck
net week, please kap my phhee, for
me mother 1a dying es feet *s she
nen ' To oMMg,
"Maggie"
-antennae leotekhayt, la Juan Llpin-
MA&
SAW THREE CORONATIONS
And May Live Loag Keough to Wit-
ness a Fourth.
Few men !lave reeu more of Ih.
Lauer side of history -making than
Lord Owydyr. who reelder at lim-
a -Loh. He ham been counted ammo
British subjects during the reign.
of no fewer tlwo fire mouarcl.• Of
the coronatio,l of three of thee, he
ham been witness. and alhell lls
great age makes It unlikely that
he will be able to attend 11„ our.
..uatlon of King Edward, 1110 won-
derful vitality and ■treugth .ug -
Keel that ler voice will be added.
from a dirtanee. to the chorus of
acclamation greeting the King
when he formally accepter the prws.
Lord Owydyr war born lu 1810, and
her just entered upuu her 1l.1,4 year.
11 recallswith Ic st
He ell ref 1 p n pre flu
day upon which. as n boy of b), be
Wad carried In hie grandhttuer's
gorgeous barge free' Whlteleetl 10
ser the cerouatlon of George 11'„
and the mibeequeit banquet le
weetminuter Hnll. He remembers the
thrill lee experienced ,W Ro) ul 1'4113 -
plus I)ymoke entered the hall on
prnnclug steel to (halieuge ;,toy
who dared dispute the Kim( , tale
td, rnverelgnty. Lord Owydyr was
a witness. tutu, of the coronation of
11'hllam IV„ aid of Quern 1 keen*.
route years after the latter ,v,•,u
It. became Official Secretary to the
Lord Chamberlain. and held Lhnt ul.
flee for 33 years. In pddltlou. he weft
for many years Chairman of the
Suffolk Quarter Sesslonr, and Lurd
High Steward of Ipswich. Lord Gel-
d" r
heyd)r has Uveal all hti kite In the fres
and easy manner of a robust I;ug.
Halt gentleman. -From the Kin[,
Keep Linarl's Liniment 1a the
Holum.
Mlnard'. Liniment Lumbermas'.
Friend.
"Wasted, Two Thou.aad Wives."
Madame Sarah Grand's lectures Is
England during ilei past winter
have been attended with singular sac -
MAO ('lever. nccomphwhetl and e;.orm
to` she talks brilliantly anti let tures
with easy grana and finish i',.,ple
who have tumefied to hear her In the
tope that tier 'retires world .ntor
of the [roister= In The H.vto.•nly
TRIMS,' sad 'Babe the ImlmiM•Ible,•
and who expected to be mildly rhuck-
ed, have been delap{r.luted Hol terey
have been agreeably rurpresr-1 Irl
ether ways hy her =nee of hewer,
weeep is the salt of her .pinking am
well ns ler writing. Iterently she
emit a London audience Into terraces
of laughter when she responded te
the cry from Australia -"send u.
001) wive..'
' In behalf of Awe) thotwod English
Brnedfeta i ry. Take on Take
mint"
Kleptomania Beyond Cure. ,
The Figaro tall. an amusing .tory
of a trick recently played on it
Parte doctor. An elegantly dreamed
man. calling himself M. Bee ti--, can-
nel on .the doctor 1n the avenue de
In Grande ,Armee and asked him to
take charge of Idre eldest daughter
end cure her of kleptomania. He
gate Itis &MMreis AN In the Avenne
Kleber and pa141 down 60of. 1$10t)l
Ln aelvancel
The doctor took care of his board-
er, but not enough care. for .he
has recently disappeared with se-
curltlei of the value of ::3,11001.
lllh 1,(100).
On the doctor's calling 1n the
Menne Rletre to see whether 11r
heartier had returned to her fath-
er, he found a M. de R--. who had
two daughter.. but he was not the
M. de Ft- whose daughter suffered
from kleptomania
The man of meleoce hauI been the
victim of a clever swindler. who had
not mesiad him when he maid that
the young laity was a kleptoman-
iac,
d A y Tr sr
This signalers Is on retry hos of the rode*
Laxative Brom-Quinine T•bli•ts
btu wer.ey that errem a oaks Ir ere a•I
Not Abemri W6age -'"
Dr Philp, In 11 Int. o'aa pepSi.
scorn. the Idea that a 'Inlets 111
worried) nhnttt Id. salary. tA•rtott,n-
•Ily one he found who d n talk
wooey. but he need« it all t sauce.
11)31 he collects, usually, all at 1•
veining to Itln.-Kle[•toa W
A ('lose Call.
A circus pale a flying visit fo a
emall town. and the. peke of mimeo -
rot, was 20 mote, children tinder 10
ysmtrs of age half price. It wan
Edith's tenth hlrthany, and her bro
Liver Tom, aged 13, took her In the
afternoon to nee the show.
Arrived at the door ire put down
30 nentw and asked for two front
rents.
How old In the little girl 7" asked
money the taker, oknibt ally.
"Well,' roe:geed1 Meaner Toxo. "thea
a beg tenth blrtltday, but she was
not born unUi rothrr late In the
afternoon'
Tbr money taker areepted the
atate•meent anti handed ham the tiek-
ets But le was it rlose shave.-- Ex•
rhino...
Steward's Liniment 1e used by Phy-
aic is n".
FRAGRANT
a whet NINI/ deatifrlM for fes
Teeth ud Mouth
Iltw EM eozosotrr
ToosTaOl POMk.
r,
At ea Storea or ler Mall tor btu pries.
HALL It ROOM.. MONTREAL.
Raced Peeallarltle..
' Whits folk. 1s p.1utlir, geld
Frnwtne Plnkley "mighty peculiar."
Who's rte matter w r 'em 7" asked
Mime Mlnma Brown.
Dey keep" n-rompI.Jnln' aa' a -nom
pinlneue 'bout de way yuthuh people'.
Mekong frena. Into d.y a11a yande
tIs
oted sees. angratetal."-,Wastlagton
DROPSY
Treated Free.
W have made dropsy end to
complications a specialty Mr
twenty years. Quirk miler.
Cures wont ease.. Ilbs,k of
Ta.T1 KOS IA LA and 1,) UOa
trwatm•'et ►u■
DR. If. n,ORgeSe, Korea
Sox ATLANTA, 0./.
The Continental Life
Insurance Company
H[AD ()FRICK TORONTO,
Authorised Capital - $1,500,000
The policies of this company eye
brave every gond feature of Life 1n-
suranceoontracts, and guarantee 11'.
highest benefits In regard to none,
cash surren'lere, and extended loom•
n 0430.
Gond agent'. wanted la title district.
Hon. Jno. Dryden, G. B�
President. Genera
Boys and Girls Wanted
To earn a handsome .tem wind and set .be'r
wares guaranteed Iimeke.per for •.Inn(
only 12 bole. of Monarch Silver J'oll•h, some
thing every bmtrk.et fT ••111 bel. Cleans to
.liver, plated ware, Gorman giber. has•,
e-epp.r, tin, etreel.• gene our&A r1 ,
we will lewd ymi the pd1.h, yen it
the .sick
tie the mane we will then send 1•
&beers r nee be return mall. Add -e• • nn
Mesareh tipper Ceti Int. C.taarl ea ant.
J Merehall a Co..wrs Tea importer, Dram.
BROWN'S DROPS.
A one dollar bents gnaruteed en rare went
ote. re drale or Piney
troubles.r It net kee bath, ptt by yourr druggist orals
rrorier* Sao, Mr wed MOWS. Proprietor.
Prn I' e1
!'IOAI -THOUSAND ACRLS FOR SAL K
tktrty demo. *we, meat Comm"
Harbor. Jobe C. Oe*ha'. Illuhise. Pe
RUIT r41M iron PAL[ DNS OF Tile
lj Goma `',eIn the Niagara Pulsatile, al
WlnasO, 10 miles hoHamilton to two `
wp
(sa-
ws?* 1M me
1, 000 1a &II M of fleh le In
setly .wahr. wilw
l he sok! I. eaa parcel et
divided into lets tit 11 to 10 enrol to mit .I ie
Jaime=
T►Y V a , P. O. � 11. wlnea•
Moser.
(ktr"ealer, P
Mrs. Win.lnw•• fleetaln n rep Qo8M v -
wary be end ale C►IMN.Ths `s��.1"°��l
the sand, slam. (1COWS ruTorr wish
man
a= 1. bel el remedy fee T
I,.,•s b a NOM
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