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siestas -' a alieete golds Wille aad "and he never likes to p out 'Monte CANADA AT PARIS uelleelL •u Leu ISS F NO. 51, 1901.
eleil.lrt+n ar.ghI throtut�&h the lutrl- lege or Mein& without me, you know.
caW era a f this world• It blurt One do when we wars emote' faro
y o y
be no army matter, and a heavy re- uncle wall I recoil bra n mitotane
iponettll ty Noor Cuptalu tervmt bas to them -and he raid -my oourin
'14 ROBBERS OF
1 fancy, opdugh to do to keep him- rail war'-- An Echo of the Great Expo911lon •
Mtaggle'r I.ghl laugh. again ripped uecd not feel bwhful with me." Of 1900•
over, "Ile amid," replied Ala le. with a
"Not Ike your women Thomas, me lunnging he that he Owed not, Speakteg of taw early Plantagenet
d H 1 I and lead f If 'the 1 1 his port 11 r. JAI. Jardine. Canada's Commis-
dear.
woke! Mr Henry, In Ile • ulotomy
tell straight just at preseut. Awl "What die he say, darling? you
OLD ENGLAND.
viP7r lr-frIfrel7r7r iii 7r7lr
•
ear. u r eo gout r y as have ha t e p ie euro 11 r r emu , tells au lrtereetleg Dtory Let Ise." e , •
to be competent to be flea guide of if I were not Niece." •
1 tterulu llblrtaed try of Ure'at Ile
so 7" ruse In her life If you are not a number mats
M1sa Lloyd had expected to re- there," rxohrlmed Mies Lloyd, entht - Toronto. D. 9.--1 M dal). - The tho jutlgrae; could hot prevail ml a
eteve a ready anrwor lis the affirms- Mimetically. "Maggie, my child, I gr.ut lturld'r ! .puett.ou lull w tom jutted to flat wry of th•itt guilty,,.
congratulate you ; 1 cook) not con- leo,. Malt year raw very Wtlny von- Even unto the neem rigorous ad -
any young. woman. Don't tut .mud d ttaln,'• remurkr that the
you think 'Nor will he have half the plea- u,r .r utr Crurdtra Krwrdy• of rubbrr wax ell great that
five; but her uleeo'r eynr had drop -
peat upon the groutul instead, and the
oilier deepened in her oh, eke
"We have no tloulet but that he
will make had w.lu happy, hu.a we,
Maggie?"
"No . Aunt Lotty," carne at net;
but 4t a very rubtluod voice.
"Your uncle bete been Calking vary
nwiordy to we about Thontar this
m rrn:itgg" couthlnevl Mit. Lloyd. tier -
tow le dor stye was antluur to sound
Magpie Hontleroon upon a certain
tuLJ.ut, and haui not the leant Idea
how to set about it); "he, naturally,
leaks forward to hie own death ail
on event which Let past eetenty can-
not be ro very far die -
ant. nod Is deairoiel to aloe lite
ton centaurteWy settled before
that time, and prepare.' to take her
And as far set outward a(.I.uaracm► Him, the joy of their hexrts trust plaoy here as ewe as he vital) ter
toof their f1 l flesh. For roily intoe
y y gleno. )''cw C'rn,ttmlwwr is very dear
went, there seemed every indbabie have quite overpowered the week-rr fuel el
(auditor r to all ..f us now.
Mug
Wu should trot Ilkto see 1t Lot
Ity err he. prophecy being verified, wtv'tt It must be, Aunt Letty, to knew ter par alta>gvttter tato a stranger's
for Magg)" llenderr.o was no tu,llu- ,Wauredly that wlth.n a few minuted mixt, . t 1 t t fidelity n toward Mr.;flee poems to do"
1 t d i f Paris
'site it future of greater happtnera torr from all lett tr of Lew gluon
tlutn that whloh Ir ipentng before rumbled to the guy l•'ronoh uup.tul.
you. Thank Oo1 for It,"
Cutouts war wen repustsated Leyte
"lent, Aunt Letty," rejoined the as as exWWtur nn tett uatiumf
girl. timidly, "It le not it settled anti as a>, vlrttor, moueof our beret
thing. you know; he her Melduothtng, & mple holing ulttvaded.
and--" � Tit intereetr of the llumhttun were
"But he will, toy child, be wilt. ' Iwkad alter by a vary oa{utble end
Thomitr 1. a lutetltgeut company oI putlrltic
goal neon, ands goat Cuuudta.iwo amuug whom ouo of til,
son; and when ha seer that kir (nth -
most ooueptcuuur was Mr. J. (4. JrT-
cr'r hopes are set upon tele marriage, gine, of ;.O Crawford street, tele
be will do his duty and ruake us all city. Mr. Jrrtitne`m Jutted Ler t'viu-
happy. Ltravo It 1n time's loaner, and tul.wWrtor ',palled a tart anwuttt
It will come right In the rod; you of hard work welch made great .1e-
tuaixls oft Itis phyehat health mei
ret mngt by
le sr Ile-- and tAe-nenteDOe
He is authorbty for the statement
id eloquently unfintehed• that be found Dodd a- kidney Peels,
"My darling. who collie live with that Bert known y( Cuttatdiaut mob -
you and not lova you t" exclaimed .doer, Invaluable AA a tonin tiering
Aunt l.etty, untot.•ntiooally conclude therm trying tiwee. He say., "They
Ing it; shad then, with a promise to relieve backache Inetnutly fuel tone
pr.werve her nlece•r recrt with the up the syrtete generally Al uettthtg
remain -
nifty depend npoa that.
"Ilett I woukl never marry him un-
Ethel
ary r. tarns .v. Olt no. replied the girl, qu e y
Younger try a gleam than I taffy die with anticipation before they 1 '•'risen 1t follow." that Thomas Inuit her several ttmex, gathering ring p her 1 r 1 Dodd's KMnoy Pied to Mr.Du-
1 feel c err she had already had htlf expired. kookout fur a wife Wats xtuJl be con- l ti t rt 1 Ixtxsexl Into tea pct•, tiro esteemed aryl popnlur F'r-
rotary to the Cannelton Comnrlesiegm,
west was feeling elder tba weather,
with the very happiest retulte to
tlalt gentleman.
Ity healing and stimulating the kid-
neys, Dodder Kl Incy Pole prove abso-
lutely the very beet tomo known to
meltoa1 .cteneo to -day, and both Mr.
Jardine sod Mr. lltrpulr wore greatly
pleased to find that their own fair
ementry, en dlettnguleloee In many
other ways. wits, through tills great
lone^ remedy, earning in Europe a
&Orlon, reputation In nodical lines.
Very few Canadian are aware M
ttet world wile reputation of Dnddb
Kidney Fill•, ant m•uny who linen
been abroad seetn serprlervl at being
nide to pirehnaea their favorite meet -
One enema anywhrr,+ In the civilized
world.
s e c et + y etc
It will Come to Imus. Oh ! 1 should I •kt and Mr.. llalnbrtig'•, she embraoe j While u ars Mr. Jardine Intro-
- •.e u t t .ec
■ew :: • nut e e s,
twice teal• commend over her feel- Aemt I,elty pitted the bloemla& tutted to dive here with haul all the hasleaving Magg,e by herself upon
Inge than was .evinced by that young cheek laid against her knee. with a your round, and not to be Cu-ontiuthe.
very happy and o,ntented look In her She war glad to h • so left, for her
head wa_s still whirling with the un-
expected n:tnonioenront made to her.
nod sen wanted' a Mlle time to, col-
lect hen' tho. ghta before she mixed
with the family again.
It WWI the fourth of August, and
on tlue eleventh he .vow to be there;
and who.n he had seen and spoken to
his father he Gtght speak to her.
What should she sat to elm' The
mummer sun waa beginning to decline
and throw long shadows athwart the
nushad,•d moorland. and turn its
purge., glory Into the richest brown.
The sheep. which had been lying shrl-
ter.rl all day In the 'leather and the
fern, were commenclog to bestir
theno. Ives once no On, and speckle
the hillside with dote' of white.
Stray hares and rabbits- thought It
time to peep out of their hiding -
places, awl etre ferule see the trout
leaping in the clow stream below.
An..t eteti no. elm thought how
peneeful tool how .1•':u• we leoleo-
wape was to :••v, and that she
might Iive her ill.• out rtmtltt Its
quiet troautlew, ant beneath tits
protection of one who were worthy
of her rine fool reverence, n little
herd begnu to dug shrilly from a
neighboring 'bole an 1 Maggke's
tioart ran over.
Not In tears -there seemed too
certainty for them-b►t In it
egret of pr+ti u. 1e to the Giver of
all root who h:u1 mrtppol out her
pleasant life an He haul done the
nmllmg scene borers her.
She had a powerfut voice, with -
tones as clear awl dulcet as et bell.
and ax sli.i pealed forth a voloe of
the grand hymn:
"Holy. Holy. Holy. Lord Oed Al -
lady. an 1 her naturnity high tem-
per had been brought tato such con-
trol, that seldom, If ever, did Its ebul-
litions disturb the etuaaimity of
tkc quiet Iwuseheell at tranebnws.
'They alight disturb her -own mewl,
but on the surface there appeared
nothing but sorrow for a n:tturr as
yet Imperfectly medusa, but which,
with few exceptions was most fright
ani moony.
Ttrs stint might. In a great mea-
sure, bate born owing to example,
awl the metboe by whish she had
been reared. for it Im difficult to
dwell among those wbo live la the
presence of another world, and not
be imbued with a deep tense of the
rrsptmelbllity of living.
At the rams time Maggie Header"
eon owed much to her own eoargette
srptrlt, to her ware' heart, iupttlaive
feel:n(te, aad demure to mimes ber
gratitude to those who had sup-
plied the place of parents to her.
By nature .be was quirk and clever
always ready to see a joke, and very
fond of making one, but site hrcl hes
sorwcu ..i omenta when Ute young
howl was too full to Iangh antl bo
memo, although It overrun with
joy Led gratitude
Theme wove haggie's dull hours. as
some croatlrrud them. for her aunt
IJraoe'r oar,* wore erre. tesd core to
her bodily ten bet sprite& com-
forts; ani her unities. mead man at k•
war, was of to, blunt aad roltgh u
temperament to penetrate the finer
aympithta ni k.s littler niece's nen.
Bul there was ono Pierson In (Van
elbewt who altvaye micierwtend Mag.
hili, to w nom thy girl had in, .:hams
hi dtsokiing kw tweet carred Int lags.
end fr nn whom eb,e never met with
nq,thing bat the keenest sympathy
to return. and that one was, dear
Aunt Letty,---
It
.ett7r-It woe oe a brilaant afternoon to
the bydnning of .tuguat fust .three•
two, the suint anti nle!ge.-
nu the lawn wh=oh bordered t'ran-
shaw Cantle. b'o.etath the shade -,f
wane far creewdlnq trees.
Aunt betty, n veindelicate-looking
ally reghing to go to London for the
radote oe spas) the winter abroud.'
"1 should thine thorn must be man;
such," still Maggie Henderson ; "he
will not have to search far."
Oltfany who wouki accept ti►.e term+,
my dear, but not many, 1 fear,: who
wandd keep theist afterwards, ant'.
your contrite hating travelled n great
.1 e,1, will req,dre, pertapr n particu-
larly Ovule -loving wife to InJuec him
to mettle town contentedly as the
landlord or ,aranetiawn. And yet it
W Ida father's great Wishthat he
.t.uultl do no. lot have never found
the plane dull. have you, Maggie?"
'Oh. Aunt Letty, how can you ask
m • emelt a guertion of my own dear
loons? and Maggie'. 'styes glowot
with affection. "hull, no; I ,.houlI
Wank valent. No one into ever been
Istpph•r In a place than I heave been
at Oranedrawe. 1 keve every Toch of
tit ground, every tree in the plan
tattoo. I wouhl out excl,ange
tdwt view of the moo 1.g.
and elm rifer with Ito salmon -fall
-(•to you rem•mhor when I caught
the big salmon there, Aunt Lefty.
anti he quietly walked down stream
with my' lino and the flirt joint of
my roil ?)-for till - tho fined sights
that London or Parts enI t afford
me eco more theta 1 wotrld exchange
you, my own sweet Hunt. w1,o have
taught me the feed of all my little
knowledge. for tee• grnndcet friends
Oat I cook! moot there!" And
Maggie coded her harangue by
throwing herself Into Miss Lloyd's
outran -eche -el arms
"Then my 1itil.• MASI& would he
quite codte-ttt to e7r•nd and end bee
IUe at Cranst.awe "" whispered the
elder lady as djr prowled her niece
to her. 'she would not think the
pleasures (.rc too halter, nor the
eooterty tow tnrignlficant cad small?
Ne -of .ens roe not," tritium, r'..1
a h rntn• Ince•
from the shelter of her artM'e brew
"butt i do not saltpeter., .cunt Letty.
test when It happtm.a-that Is when
het le marred -many of we will ocin-
tUrue to live on lore."
"Not 11 Lou were to rhooar you as
toe mistress of Craneltaws, my darl-
t.ng r'
Met"- stens exclaimed, hurriedly
"Has Cowen Thomas 1 keq of it.
own face.
'11 woull be great joy, my daring.
too grout to boar, pet•hnfr, were it
net In general mercifully hid from w.
But it W not absolutely neoessary It
should be prieeded by a life of duffer -
lag !"
"Don't you think oo 7" a.•tkl the geol.
thoughtfully ; "now, It 'teems to toe,
Aunt 1.etty, that alt the 'mints and
nptertlea of old glorified Min by un-
happy Livia Ler violent deaths ; and
th:tt if our paths were all eundt neo It
weed,' seem as though Be bad forgot-
ten ter, or lend nothinit for s to do
for Him 1 The Bible goys, you know,
that H' Cbns,teneth every eon to
whom Ho dellghteth."
"I know It dose. my' dear, and also
that Ht'. cheatemiogs are not gritty-
Oille ; and yet I should be sorry to
Oink your life was not to be a sunny
one. You see not destined, for a mar-
tyr. my little Maggie!"
"1 am not good enough for one, yon
noon auntie. Yes, I know that well
inveigh ; atilt. I bare often 'Oohed
that i Ilval in than) days. that i
might h'►ve mune means of knowing
haw mach fry faith ts worth. Amit. 1
think til it I oomkt do it" ; and !dog-
e -lees eyes rptrkled nt the idea of
tmting hr ettength of min.).
think we too. efacgie. 1 think
tna,ere estimable of tkdatr everything
that le rirbt-with Hee help . Mina
Lloyd added, reverently ; "only soms+-
timen n very happy life, free from all
trouble nal Dare. lea greater tela! to
aur faith thrum misery. borrow draws
tow nertrem--Le_aim -ae our cmt,Oletlett
bet prsoperlty and affluence are only
too Ilkeie to mike urs forget from
whom they Ooto.' Your future Is Pke-
ly Ut bea n very brteht elms. Maggie ;
bit dint Lowe to Him through it all.
'WW1 can wHt be safe."
90-F. Tv1► !1-T df reclaimed the
girl. fervently. ' H•rw centkl It be
etherw
t e no that 11x,eesw has come from
Him !"
And then, there was silence be-
tween them for the apace of some
woman d nbeut fifty yearn of ago.` uuo•nnhttt, along whir h Aunt Letty
wh Ise slmpl • cop •a•limed it patient relied teat babel to brush away a
fnoe eon will h war ills had left Its tear that came gently courelag
tr-tCes. '•at to a low garken-chair, down her cheek.
••mpoy,.l is need ework wh le Magee CHAPTER, V.
H al•rete with n berekto -irr hand. --
In., etretohi d up n the grass -b elite ' lbw -Pune at Heat hen -Ann almost
hero ter, long ; It threatened to break up
B ie wets a fine. healthy ¢Ir!, with their pleasant intercourse.
brown eyrie nand heir. a completle,'
tike b'nsh-row. earl nssrnBy -a--m1eee-
anlnsattd 'tepees"' 'n ; tett at that mi-
mes a a serious morel mooned ter Jrays
stolen over her. for the humid
eAurit, shall I go 041 reading?
rather talk, if you have no tifiree-
Ion. Your uncle has been spenk-
Mg to me of your coueln Thomas.. He
kinede turned ,ber head away di-
rectly. and looked out over the
"Yee and he purposes to be at
'ran- haws on the eleventh. He brings
wt.) friends w.th him this time -Cap-
tain (kraut and Sir Charles Ham-
niond. You retuember Captain
orant. Magee?"
'Ore yes, Aunt Letty, quite well;
he was here last. season -such a
Lvely, gwed-tempere.1 young man
don't you reioolleot the day we went
for a picnic, &Wow lettere were
brought out to us on the moore-atui
.reCelved trne that required Mims,:
/gate attentkro-hOW cheerfully ho
left ese ag, although he had tici•rt en-
joying lanwelf iamb before, and
wertt home to write rhe answer ? I
alwayw liked Captain Orant from
"v44 he he not a rellidonamatilh,"
mid Mies Lloyd, thoughtftlly.
"Itellgicme? No, oprtninly not, if
you take the word literally ; for r,•11 -
elfin moans strictness. But I think
there Is mere deep feeling among
yeung men than you eire them oredit
for, Aunt fortty. This filiptaln firma,
how retereutly he towel to behave a
prayerve or chureh, although he
;atria bete been toughing only the
moment bofore; and he alvraye j teed
in the hemno when wo sung on eon -
,16.7 eveningie."
"r.ut you don't oonelder that Hoge
f101ifit to make a good litioammi, Mag -
The girl trued out initehing. She
he'd evidently no tender meniories
nonneetont with the name el the
pro mewing on pt dn. rind her mirth
trouble which had gathered on her
omit', brow.
'1 really ooret irony. Annt Letty, ter
never eat 41own sertiniely to confid-
it row:tire* pornething more thus
deetre to accomincelate himself to
sozosou tit* TEETH 254
All 'Thy works ohall-praiseThylialilie
President McKitiley MAW tieeply
appreciative of the conoiteratiou ete
generally shown to lime McKinley
neeouut of hear well-known 41-
%1110110W. and epoko frequently of
the lianeinew she met with on all
&blew. pastor. Rev. Mr. ilrlietol,
tolls tho folkoring touching otury
of Ms Wet trip eastward, which M-
iami. from tho Preeldent'• own lips
shortly before be tiled. The viteciel
trait* stopped at a little town In
Id° to coal. and tito President
t out on the platform. to find
hi ear wirroutithel by it throng of
ei t people, who mode no loud Ale-
rattkat tau appeetrouce and
ley reeponse to lila greet,
ed and wearlegoa great
up to the, President.
the Preeidentl"' be in -
no n
greetl
straw h
eye& este
"Ile you
"Ile Mrs. Me
son," reap° ed tbe
In earth and sky and sea, ' asked the lute °cutler, white to
tracted the !mike of the car.
Mr. Bainbridge. who wax In the "Yoe. my boy, rs. McKlale is
"What, my little Maggie!" he "Then you'll 'setts. us from elle
ofteeletoo alone. woe no Ono ire. won't you? If hien aster. wW
but the bIrde to Borten to your ain't a-molo' to intim no IltAiPe."
inlcilittration of reheard num
totem bend of thou doweled the town
fuer, rot it UR fire, awl carried off
goo• ds. Their healer, Me Robert
chamberlain, a goletleman of great
power mud wealtle, war taken, triad
euted ; but lie would nut be pre-
vailed swim to diamver a.ny of his
aeratonpliees. As Ithe tether robbers of
oat perked wore very numerous, so
wind of them weze very erect, and
tho character which ono ot • their
cliicIr our.. embroidered upon Mr
ek.at in lettere ut ether might be
to many othree; "I am cop-
ulae Warner, cominantler of a troop
• robb,•r*, an enemy tu Sloe, without
pity and without remorse.' (Henry's
elailiiii,t(t.:,rry.ro).f ()seat Britain," book Iv..
Robbery continued to prevail with -
t m Wel on until tile present
The beeped.. and daring
with wheth it was ezirried on. some -
t Intent la the very OPated tbe city,
Hite even in tiro daythne, appeara to
be incredible, and p••rweite of the very
Mellott rata were molested_ Thus
George III. nal the Duke of Yerk,
when very young wero 000e
ley • swore. To ores. uno ow Heath
who ventured were always well
armed. ani come foto had eVen
proof estrrlageo
There W n h owe still standing at
WPC -known r,tistesvoue for highway-
men. (The "Origami," Imo* 1 1, by Or
Walker. ft metropolitan petoe witties-
t I.:ape re 'race Walpole. In one of les
lettere hi the Cncintesa of OseorY
(MI). reletes how III was robbed -he -
fere germ in the evenine sine' within
twenty viola of the h lose of the
IfInard's Liniment Corea Diphtheria '
noothing ate she strok-
ed the head of browe
hair which was avtin burled
le ▪ very likely to do so. for hie fatlet
It. sbcruhl like to know
your thoughts upon the trobject
Alaggler
But to thief ineinuation there cam
no reply.
"aliened you object very much t,
the idea?' shame:Med Miss Lloyd. Id
ter a asommit's pause; "that lc I
all went well awl your coanin wa
willing to accooet te his father's de
ire. wank' It ist Oft -agreeable to you
ar look apon him as your future hus.
bawl. Maggie r
-Oh, Aunt Letty. don't ask me -
alk nyh I don't koow what is
The bluehing face was still ranneerti
ol from view. but WIN Lloyd omiel
feel the raptd pulsations of lieggiee
heart so It preened agahmt her knee
1-`-iMilfieir-by the heaviseraTher dere
ders, that the girl was underscolny
violent emotion.
"Maggie, my dear, 1 have no+
wountkel your mho maid. antionsly
'CM,. anti brokon voine. but the ftgi
tattoo continued, awl there was MAL
Inn to be done but to wait till 11
had enthedtled. When that occurred,
Maggie Henderson voluntarily pripeal
• 1,finillo•relliet over her face, nO
lifted two shy. tearowollen oyes te
moot those of her allot. One look
wao muffle/lent to reveal her secret
"My darling," said Mbn Lloyd. AI
O ra killP1411 the crimes -on etieeka. et had
Do idea It lad gone so far as thls. I
ism so happy, Mamie."
"I einn't know why I eliould feel
oo antetmel to think that you have
olio/wed Go truth." roanined 1Neggle.
not hoer ttset atto oat but you
gLoold know It, Aura Lotty• And yet
Were tot AO real reason to he anham-
If et Las always berm on good find
weorbe and fiftentive to my whites
thee it wan natural eihreiLl grow
to mine him. and think Crenshaw"
quite A illfferent place when lie le
not horn And now, flee new ide* -
of which I assure you 1 lout rover
*went Po ertnettliere-fend thee uncle
0.0,41 dentre It. tnit-I Oen hardly be-
lieve tifest It Is tree."
"It not em ntronge wiles you
onme DA.nk of it, my dear. Your
uncle. hew hut owe clad to provide for
het he look, on you no hie own dough
ter. It io mattered lee nbovils1 veldt to
non yoor intereerta united with theme
of Ttionote. Hag your 00titan heel r
hinted at each a probability to your'
ooming curious to hoer if anything
wIdeli eonld bo construed Into n love
patwooleore. tool passed between the
"Oh, no! oraver-inilesele he
not I" rowerretol Meteorite who isle
peered to imagine that Memo versild
nioneh to hire if he had done en
"We have never talked of verb
(hinge; how notild you think leo
kind to mon, fity denr-ls he not ? very
ryff ...ells/mete in tee speenh owl
"Tea," rtald the girl. with that
attrnetion, flying to her cheek;
the habits; of thaw round him, to
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P. 0. Box 225, Hamilton, Ont.
Wowing? Well. never mind. we shrill
Lave no atellence for roe in a few
days; for here is a second letter
ter another Of his frien(K.- T -was
Net going in to speak to Aunt Liz-
zie about It."
"I don't want an audience," sati
Maggie. an she, raw and dip -
peel her arm through that of her
"So- north tho better. my dear.
leke .youre are never lost, for
'rig with hie fino,er to the blue arch
above them --'and a chorus. too, I
reckon, If our ear were only quick
•noussii to catch the sound of it.
1y, end He pays Hin mastery, too, as
a Royal King ehould do. Stick to
your songs. my daughter ; they're
the only Qum, worth learning. for
they'll endure Yvette Time Oswalt has
Kiwi and fritherly ae the manner
ef her uncle always had been. It wan
the first time he had aetualle" ail -
drowsed her by the natneof "'slaugh-
ter:" owl foe the unwonted term of
.udentment struck her ear. cenneet-
ehea had Oat heard, Maggie's meek
etnrt of pleasure and nurpriee re-
solved itself Into a quick nigh of full
I was cared of Aente
MINA.RISS LINIMENT.
Day of Islonds.
I WWI cared of Facial Neural
KINAILD'S LINIMENT.
WIL DA
Springhill, N. 8.
I woe cured of Chronic Rheumatio
by KINARD'S LINIMENT.
chitin by
BELL
Pa's Advice About a Wife.
"ikave you carefully coneblered air
ing, go in and wet tor, my touy. atm
0.0 gentleman, thie toy alter he
bad glace Lila suo a little fatrierle
°tete father,'' replied the yuung
"eou are getting near the age nt
to mot around for a wife, aud I don t
west you te midge sowilstake."
el try not te, father."
"No butterfliee of (million. my boy,
but a girt of sound. 00.1t1 Wurtii
eche has tome practical aecotnplleh
"Never mind the piano playing and
dancing and the entail talk. When
you IOW a girl who can cook, my boy,
It will he time to think if( marry-
ing when you find a girl who ean
make up her own heft, iznowv how to
fret tbe table without forgetting
ponwthlag, ttblo to Put Up the pre-
nereem, and, above nil. or good at Hew•
log. go In and win her, toy boy ,and
you'll have me Mewing."
"I have 1•4190144t1, father. to meek
such a wife an you tieweribe," cad
the young men with fietermination.
"1 alta the folly of 'melting a wife in
rwelety. I will go to an intelligence
°Dice thlonfternoon mei nee if I can
find one that will nnower And then
I 11 heve mother call upon- her, and -
"Young man., 111 break your neeb;_i_-__
"But you onid-'
"Never mho' what I weld. I've
CHAPTER VI.
No further :elusion to the subject
of her future proopecte panted be-
tween Maggle Ilenderrson and her
A un t Let t y, and an oocaolonal glance.
of intelligence on the pert of the
elderly lady was the only Intima-
tion by whieh she conveyed that
ste had not forgotten the revela-
tion made to her. Bot nite.r nwhile
even tide furtive token (of sympathy
crated on the girl's feeling*. In the
first heat of her erurprIse at the
proponItion made to her. she hot
divulged far more than Wm intended
- the *morel whieh she had *acridly
guarded for meny months before-
linnd ; and though It was only to
Aunt Letty late haul betrayed it -
Aunt Letty who had hewn the de-
proiltary of all her little joys and
_Lroublen. Mace her day', or 1114k99.7,
who had heard Mt her secrete
hitherto, and was as true and ne
nate an the rock of Gibraltar Iterif
- yet that mho dwell have dieclooel
her love to any orge-the love wainh
up to that moment hod neither beset
tolled of nor offered to her -was a
came of burning shame. an1 an ern -
weir upon whierh oho weld not look
back without feelings' deepeert an -
Stu. woe only a coutitry-breal girl,
lacking' in mod ef the requirement*
of fruslitonable society. but eha pro -
sensed a refinement of character
too often found wanting an the
highest circles. Iler cheeks'
and eye'', Douse(' to practice coo-
etwilineint where all about them wax
.lone openly, had fenliehly blurted
(out her preference for her cousin
before her aunt ; hut !gaggle wee
(*.tritely finery with them for t ex
PO, A wont' 11111,e igtorneil to let
hipti repen the mune story when
In tile peeve nee. fthe Wan tip to no
Which a tloentn of the world will
lot n man know he le narreeehie to
her. foul who wont.' ItAiro tvonet1 her
linen inittatted Into many tonnes that
eke Mama between the members of
the Belegrn len entre-11w who Noon no
•nimetsim rind la many eitaedi
.101rer, bet•ewning more Own lover!,
.0 cinch other-lf triflers In wareli
of mere ceetternent may he palled
by mob a nano.
rne be vont laved.)
Latter Day Philosophy.
No man ought to growl lf be has to
liter someone eies•-• lathy ; the chance*
aro the ortual Is n* trying to tha
baby no it Le of lam.
A woulan awe not know her power
le ranee it lieu in her weakness.
&tow we a ewe eh,: oil: not rovear
wiwn he Jams his nose ligalnit the
.elge uf an open door In the dark,
deaf una 'tomb.
Men wants lett little hero below ;
the man e name. huwerer, tiot J.
Partite:a Morgan.
Don't wooed if yott have to got we
anti bulld tite fire* these chilly morn-
ing*, ; now', of the greatent men who
rYPT lived have doge tbinge led ill
Rues .a boy _id, 1,41e. 'Imre begins
',Ashby" iris -ivaire-elot--neet. he Is
turf'? y. -Toledo Blade.
Cows.
Filipino Laundry Work.
1.1. S. ocijoarner la the Philip.
,%
pit ei tray• in a recent letter to
foe tis at bonito: '"I want to go
De w you how bad. I send you on -
and coil not beck front the laun-
dry. T/1 1: the handkerchief cost and
reetvenir. They don't pretend to
get the dirt at of your clothes here.
They take t nt down to the river.
hard water n el partly salt, PrVille
hem in. take hem out. lay • them
bonnie. and with stones bat
th m full of holm nd pound the but-
ton off. Then t ery smooth them
out ith a plank."
REWAR
The node
learn too tb
that le -tenths h
Plage. and th
tire Os ibis ooly
the ntedeol trate
meet. Hers color
aeons direetly oho
surface. of the spawn
tient etrenalb by banal
and aa•lating maitre In
proprietors have no much
POWIff. tlitt they offer Ono
for any ewe that It fans to cu
et taistimonlala
eV' field by drilegt.t.. 7'sr.
$100.
of thls paper wig be plowed to
• 1. at nowt one drtuaded Meows
been aisle to cute in till its
1.1 Catarrh. Hatt. Catarrh
...Wire cure now known to
ity. Cockrell being e comet -
tree aeonetltutional treat -
Cara 14 taken internally.
th• blood and mist -one
smd giving Maya -
off ha work The
tb 10,
. Send for Ilat
Thal cough
s on
Toledo, 0.
You have used all
sorts of cough reme-
dies but it does not
yield; it is too deep
seated. It may wear
itself out in time, but
it is more liable to
produce la grippe,
pneumonia or a seri-
ous throat affection.
You need something
that will give you
strength and build
up the body
SCO1T'S
EMULSION
will do this when everything ,
else fails. There is no doubt I
about it. It nourishes, I
strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and i
healthy, not only to throw I
1 off this hard cough, but to I
fortify the system against i
run down or emaciated you
further attacks. 11 you are I
should certainly take this I
nourishing food medicine.
,TT a bOWNE, luitoN DJ CAN ADA
Mrs. Wlaslow's soothing Syrup should
ways be seed for Mildest" Wetislas. It motor.
the ebb& whew the eltilft: mires wind cell(
and ts the beast remedy foralwrim it. Twelity-
Atm meta* bottle.
HOsINICtut SUGGESTION- WHY NOT
folio. the leaders and oenrert your hum -
newt Iota. ,0111pany This Shareholder.' Msn
pas: •pprortal by Attorney -General; three
dollars. l'ausada Hallway Nowa Companv.
Winact., 10 nine. tram Ilan/Mos ea two eel
way.. 12) scrim Is all. SS ehteh la in
tricsitly posehis. III he said in nee parrol or
divided into lots of 13 to ID &cm tc .tOt pur
Jonatnas Corperust. u. box MO. Wino',
+ ONTARIO SCHOOL 1
FOR BOYS.
Mighfleld Hamilton
RVORY and RAILICIWRif ewe on
the staff. Cloors Fur-,
the late Konolor Turnerl. and several
11101Fe. of beautiftil ground. extending
tO the top ot the mountain.
Splendki home for boarders.
Apply for prospectus to the Hear,
Mastran
1149111011•.• College, Cambridge.
TURKEYS
WANTED
We will nay you 0 rents per
pound tor Plucked Turkeys, large
or smali lots. We buy all kinds
of Poultry. We pay frelaht nal
wood elbeek or mouse order era
soon as we receive the Poultry.
Commission fderelowee,
London, Ont.
CAN'T BREAK THEM
Kinard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc.
_Del/Lies Droner,.
on the new express train poetage
"Just beck of the locomotivo"-
Cleveland Plain Denier.
"Can I bring you tip sorne luncheon,
'' What Luncheon already ? Whe.
It doesn't Poem more than fifteen
minute. mime breakfast. came up 1" -
MO thew, -Johnnie. what are you
doing in that prolorve closet
.foltnnle (with hie moral) fall)-Noth-
Mother-Very well. loom It in the
jar when yon ere thraugh --Jeeps.
Ife-Ilgger.--1 Nee you've got a parrot.
Thineemhoh- Yoe and hale tho
wIneat Med 'yet ever new
MeJlifger-fil ye n lot /4 Clever
Thinmimhob-No. never says a
thing. There where bri siftriwe hie
THE CANADIAN RUBBER CO
PAILS
TUBS
FOr sale by oil
MADE OP
EDDY'S
NO HOOPS.
NO JOINTC,
NO SEAMS.
NO LEAKS.
INDURATED FIBREWARE
are vastly reporter to the ordinary
Woodenware articled for dornestM nee.
TRY THEM.
fire olans Med ars.
wisdnen.- Philadelphia Press. ted or &telt. Panora inipeedbla Fee* 114..1..
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