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CEYLON TEA. 1 haVe tried It, and newt my it is most dellei ma MY
ked LOW says that brenkfma Le euenething to look forward to.
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Why, or wherefore,pu
were zzling
quesakew reserved for the . future ;
the present wed alone l
boeti! ber ;
a& 1.1 the promot Wan a 1,1(ov-crea-
ture In dletrese, entailer weman Put-
ferin.r--ria I a wild melee etruck elag-
We's !H./let - suffereig, tom, hew,
leech In the dada. Way tot 1111P hnd
derie, and wars doing •till berself•
VI'Ith that, every throb "1 ray,'
AIMt holeuey which lind been
torment log her Wort throughout
the evening died out of the girl's
heart. and in their stead reigned a
great worthy conapeedon and 'cave
of pity.
And aa that ferillug gained pre-
dominance. Mauch. loot her thuld-
ltY, nod. going up to wluire Lady
Ethel Alp retained her geol. • ..ho
kenit doehn bir the table. ane, with
a rweet 411:1111...W.. half shy aud half
determined. mkt, gently:
"Don't cry, &twirl -prey Jon't
ory. It wouki make him -it would
melte se all so unhappy to thluk
you were so." •
Ledy Ethel bent her arul eyes upon
the meeker with surpriam It 'wan
Dot often elm had heard a woman's
voice appealing to her In tones of
affection; not often that idle had
met 10 Innocent an] pure a ginace
upraised to her own, or encounter-
ed a stranger bold enough to plead
with her as with a sister. She Wan
geperally exceindvely Imuglity an..
stern with any one who attinipted
li
to take a. oarty with her; imot
there wad 1110411,thing
brown eyes -Lady Etliel /lit not re-
cognise It at that moment. but it
wax the otynterleatil 11=11t of syteert-
thy-which attract/xi leo, at- elie
luul iteld.en felt uttreetee tuward
any girl before; an:I, upite&Witrie---
lokieg the familiarity of her up -
peal. she placol her hauil before
heo
r own tot aud cum.ueneed o
t
weep afraid'.
See hid onion for her tears.;
for the gnany.r awl excitement of her
urittatioweo merriage e werwearing
off, anti leaving her, net any a. nal te.e
penmen could itnve warned h •r tlint
Mie would be left, stranded 1n1 a Ph. rc
herren both of ire empathy and Oho -
tion.
That her husbrind loved end weried
and tenoned lit bereethat-tio
upon tied*
er hourly priof his pas-
sionate attachment,, and thought no
lottrtill ion of tlife wort h living that
was imaged out of her presence, watt
only an agorarritirm /4 the tetnlelt-
meta tete heel breught mem herself,
as no woninti will need to Ite iaforiu-
eft ; for the exlstence bereft of all
that it hide dear le ler twereetehle-
that which in compelled t., suffer
caressed' ebnoxletur to It.
Al' terouch that evening, daring
welch Mnggie had been aliently put-
ting up littie prayer.' te e
vn
trip h o elibilito the evil feelings
of L
Jonnu f or the happy con.lithin
of her coisin's bride, with W1111' 11 her
torart itopmed filled burstine. 1.311S
Ethel h paseted a itunered time@
tbrough the hist Interview she tint!
held with her poor fnther, and hearol
thUt
e alwer th a he hol ni eh. to her
Insolent remark that she was not
likely to look long emough upon 1 WI
ground to learn to love a '3100 like
Colonel Bainbvidge.
"Ethel, that prIle of e our* will
anme day be bet/to-lit deem. I Prne
that, wheel It ie. your life's Impel -
nom !toy not be overall/gine/I at the
some time."
Wandering about among (Iowan
mine and Prortelari society. with a
haminome husband elevated to every
winh. Lady Ethel had nurred her ro-
an/vette morrow for tho triescherou
desertion of tile MarquIn Lnear•
ram without reolizeihr the whole let
the bargnin Abe hail made with Co'
onel Itaintoldge for the mitt -five
Hon of her outrage.] womettliotel
But to -day, when he Jind hrongl:
her home 10 itle own psople, whoe
he expected her tit call her people
anet aware of their deficiencen, sin,
striven no hard to conceal every
thing that wan not hint as 1111P ha
been mord to wee it-thits 3
been' 1
&wakening which /she had never quit/
belleved In, although elle had talked
so loudly on the eubj. ct.
And it hail overwhelmed her. 'Phu
child of roliy andermelaion.,r
her own prkie and strelf-ledulgence
had had her eyes fully openoi at lam
to the fate She had deliberately,
Carr nti out tor' herself ; and eke
e fonnk from It nil from a scorpion
Rio had no fetrnebrIwtmeretwite Wee
destreee ; for elm had cut herself of!
form her own eueinciatese to enter
it family which 'the felt coulii Dever
be oongerShl to her ; It la no won•
er. /Sotto' ,gretultowe eymptithy even
thin little,-Tgliiirarit
*bleetranger weemed, for the mo-
ment. ea something too sweet to to
retreated.
But only tor a lenient i-LinlYll:thri
laint itechlentallv lont e0Infirtnl 01
henvelf boil .1te lool nn o intentioof
adding to it the 11311 toelf-renpect
And to she olaelled awny her
newly-rInen Omen awl, 'nnoverinir
Maggio,. effectionate nil/loos with a
deomit e In tagli mild lightly :
Enhappy--w t none nee I Pray
don't tnke such an nissurd him Into
your 11041. 1 am only n little over-
come by the fatigue id my journey
a041 atoll be MI right to -morrow."
Still Maggie lingeleed by the table
Her feminine tact t.old tied tritely
F.theen nonehnlance eeeo
i nly na-
muted : and she longed to leave her
more componel
" tinre tho enntio n-ould look
rather giorirey, peen fer the flied
time at night,- ch. /aid. t hoinght fully
" It le largo, yon see, noi difficult
to Heil well, and mv /twee hag an
old-fashloned (netlike to introolueing
"Pew" Tamen
" Oh! It' Is not that, I van astaire
your
" I know It ha not, but It all adds
to It, snot coming to the ontary,
too to which you Imre never been
accustomed. and among a lot of
rtrangers, of course, would make you
feel a little lonely."
" Lonely -child ! what seetee 700 know about being lonely ?
" I feet 110 somertues myself,' re-
PlIod Maggie. eimply, "even though
III" Amn
og my beet (Inc. We all
'have thoughts. cemilionally, In which
no one else ean aluire-no one on
earth. that tai to one."
"Yea -I suppose so."
".tmi then the only way to get
comfort te to tato them istreight to
11 lm."
"What did you any ?"
''To take them to our Saviour." mild
Maggie, In a low voice. though elle
grow very rod the while; for elle
hail perceived, from Lady Ethel's,/
foregoing quotation. that the free-
masonry which axbits between all
tho.eit who had a common interest in
‘ppintrnon good was wanting hero
'ttle yar-of course," replied the
bride. Indifferently , and then *lie
weleal: "If you are 'folly going to
be soleind ISA 10 inonmon Lender for
me I width you would do it at onco
for I think the time must be getting
on."
'line. I come hack. too?" !motto.'
Haggle, wistfully. Poen. was uom,..
thing In this bertutifui. defiantly un-
happy bride which interested her
"No; you had better not. First
Impremitonn go a long way . and I am
not inlet room of mynelf to -night. 14.3
me. go to rear now, nn.I I shPe
all e
3. oil agnIn In the morning"
--etecoot night, then. dior Lndy
Ethel!" and einegtoe eyest gibiten-
ed while whe hehl out a timid hand.
Tito beat of Lady Eiliees nature
ea - to the rfaee. She
Watt la woman after alt its
wit sh
sod done, and e had a
lp ”1, howeter m:glit. upon oven
hems, refuse to listen to its tiletates
At thew/see/it moment 'the acted junt
as It inomptiet tier do; and aa
mese rose also, and kinaed
iter on the ince.
"Ooset ntght ! flinch that. I shall
like you. Ilia don't judge of no' as
psee1Y-flift --fire-trill begin.
afresh to -morrow."
CHAPTER XX.
-Maggie e
Dendrson Was down very
enily on the folfewing meriting. 81*.' tiOt airpt Well, ter the Interview
alio hail huld Lady Ethel had
1.1% a deep impeemilon on her mind
tier ell- ttee-reirtr-dirte-fett
eirawu In inexplleable mauner to-
ward thin spoilt. child of fashion. the
14.1j/11"1 of 111.r ccruain Thomas'
tiff etions, and to bo drawn toward
be: seemed like deserting her owe
rand.. I.ke going over to the enemy
agelaat ber oivti biulsotl
l lite heart
Nature had been fighting rigninia
goo.. all ',Iwo long. and 5(111111sorrow hod nearly gained the victory
cit.... Charity. Maggie c old not
hi hi whiting tither that Lady
Ethel 'appeared loss Interesting
in elier eyes., or that she was net
the perman, f all othern, alio 11.'-
[r. 41 to be lioet interestel in Omni
she wee angry with herself for hav•
tilir given vent to the feeling wide!,
Ito I come. epoetaneouely to her. Lady
F.:11,11•111 hyaterical einotkm war
tkrubtl.ms, an alto 1101 affirmed, dee
"tit Ohfatigue Mi,' fatigumho had entire-a/me,
awl ought to have bot' treated like
th unrenoeting folly of a chnd. It
eat 1mm/we/le that. so lately snar-
1 .1. an/P poseenning everything In
At, world calculated to make ft arti•
luta happy, eha could have any cause
N. giving way to :sorrow,
Maggio contended that rate had
/..!4-11 .far too quiet( and ready with
b'''r ',menthe, and watasel lt, in fact.
eel the thought galled her, and pre.
oniteri hen from ideeping.
fee an mom ite tho world wag fnlrly
'wake, she role and 'fireweed hereelf,
trio] crept featly downetaire with the
hintion of getting out in (1* fresh
lir and walking off elm. effect', of her
viell before slue mossiest under the
ertitinizIng gaze of Aunt Lett,.
11 on+ a el,.rtr, role morning in the
ommenrement of Arnie But Mug.
hatheetor -Hee -eeist 114,,1;oei reared toothy. awl. siecusitenneit
0 be put In all torte of weather,
en
anti oftwalkel mile or two
eercon the moor, befere the eloier
o mbere of the family heel left their
15 Allir •Weitineret -Up in fwr
Ann -don plaid. oho rarefied
Inddly out upon' the terrace.
Prepared to take an boor'.
er.c.relse hefore breakfast, tint
wat.i.actr.„areofirisii ejle.ttlater ['els
Itainbriolge walking up and
lotto. with hle hamlet In hie porkete,
es thotigh waiting for her to loin
him. Maggie'n first Impulee wag to
retire agnIn; It WW1 herd enough.
11,1 ler present eiretimetnneea, to
meet him in the family eirele--linoter
even than elle hall calculate/I upon
--but ehe felt net though mho could
not (runt herowlf to apenk with IiIm
alone. Anil yet there wao no op-
portunity for retreat, for he
tornol at the opening of the door
awl came quickly toward her. while
1134' felt her stupid cheekto finale up
at the mere consteousness of be ap-
proach.
"Why, Haggle!" he exclaimed, ap-
pore*, ly air inneh sterprimel an pleased
to WW1 her. "nre you too imunti for
conetitntIonal this fine morning?
That'm famous; we will go togeth-
er I wan Met longing for emelt. one
to talk to:" nnd he took her
huinl, Ito pinceil It snuirlY IOW"
Id. erne
But the girl drew hackwnr 1 -it
woe no comfort to her ; It wee
misery to feel It there. 813. felt
Page Woven Wire Fence
1. 0.1, roll/0do tone• for tinkling lonek OWIng
10 thP Pontlnursor nr *pleat spring No 7
'pars- trp will wit/one/id 'strained COM one ode
ordinary 140. y wire will only Wand a Motto
.4 1,70* primula flenntnon win...hone/111nd or lent
W1111.11•Mghten flt14 WIth flf lit strain ref rposin
an Pc'?. nee. are now vory know
they hare ninny. leen th4, boot 1114jP Nero.. aro
nand by all VS‘t,nflialt railway.
1131 telliWLemeao4.imgaWs141"1".1"1, 4
that Me mold have uo part In t
oeuP4vereuroti:e. ItTeeiniecreeforwaraerdeoulautel hezif
comilltuted that they must li
all or with/tag.
"1 neier expected to meet ane
one," ehe etaiumered, as she tenor
both hoe handle bolore her, rtad
rolled them round tightly in her
plaid. "It IN to very early, not
w7clou'icdlocbok ;,a3 lbtoth.ought everyboey
'Every bo iy es...ept Mbar ilendroson
tnel ono other, I ruppente.' rejoined
Adonis' Balubridge, laiegieug. "Ali,
Maggie, my tittle °Duette have I
caught you out? And wile tho fa
vorod While? Not one of the roue
Appletems, I hope; for lem left yeur
guardian, you know, outer ana Intend
you for ronettlitng a good aeal bet-
ter than nnestreas of that tumble-
down old place. tioreirap.cleugh."
**Oh, it Is no 04/0., Cousin Themes,
indeed.' replied per Maggie, who,
betide% the deities to exonerate her -
"elf and the fear led 0.4onel Been.
bridge should press the queetion. was
starlet with confusion and dietrees.
"I only Plate out for a little want'.
I ,..Nafteevnerdolntmett boilmaxorgetobr,..eithiusial,teti ."1
companion, affecting to tIliebelie
tt-r, "we won't my anythengus
about It ; and let me tell you.
4.3.. Who has had ix • experienee
worth matter/ that I dou't belie
h,. Would have cateln tine morning
all. for It's a great deal too cold f
that kind of thing rind rove 111 reared
at the idea of rod moor aml fro
bitten fingers, flo let us go for
nitro little ecouninly walk together I
nivel ; it ht a long time. Mace y
told I hay.. had a walk. Sings
Withal react .hall wi. go, round t
farm or down by tie, river? You het
better lead the way, for It ta
an age. WAIN% I wee here thit I nee
tm have forgottim all about it."
Thus adjured, Maggie turned e
awey from the termer. rin
commenced to tread a path whit"
led through tile shrubberies
Cranehaws, and acetone the moo
land.
Now. thin Is what I rail icily
wild Colonel lialnbrlege, ad lie pave
01.01e to her side. ''It rem•nde 111
01 WA tine". What a eplendid air th
lia! One decree eo itraw in a dotugh
of froth life with every breath. He
I wish that Ethel was strong en
omit to got up and enjoy it wit
un"
"How le Laily Ethel title morn
iner said Itigebe feelieg that Lb
lesion en led for an Inquiry on the
/object, though she dreadecl intro
tu ing it.
colonel Rainbridge seized the rat-
ctasion with alacrity, for that he
rnigi.t be able to talk free'y of the
thought upperrnoet in hle mind hnd
1•17thapninlii"onit°Itilehjraenson for desiring A
walk, allil has lit tie
, appeered a very proper per
-on for the Inflictien. It was
metter of course that girle Map
feel interested In the sayanR4 ant
loinge of ono another.
'''Thank you: • am afraid she is
not feeling very well; but it wil:
take more than one night's reet to
itatee her to overcome the intigue
of yesterday. I have toet her that
-Ito meet not get up tete nioraltig
By the way, id itegle. I don't suppoee
my father wilt be very particular
:itout her appearing at prayers and
Mble-rendlng. and all that sort of
thiug-will be ?"
"For tele morning. Cuitsin Thomas?
Ole ho, declitelly not ; he In always,
ready to make excneee in a eriee
of Inflow"; awl I heard Aunt Llziee
"AY denude last nigth, that she
thought Lady Ethel ought to ;le in
bed until she _ie_lt_._q_u_fte_recevered
ota."
"041, yes! --yes, ef course:. -lint- 1
/ain't mean that exactly. You nee.
Maggie, my wife. has been reared
la a very different etyle to what
you are accuetomed here, sine all
them continent prayeroneet fags
and psalnosiagings are quite nov-
eitiee to. her ; in fact, I'm afraid
sbe won't be got to Jule la them
very enelly. It's all very web In
the country, you know, where one
ham lute of time, but to people who
have been toted to a town life it
uppears perfectly °Muni."
"'Absurd, Cousin ?moues?"
The awed tone in which the girl
betele him let hill this word ehained
Colonel Bulobridge lute/ eilence. He,
too, had been reared, an eke had, la
the naidet of worship, which, if it
left mope for longing" alter a
Wont more perfect and soul -inspir-
ing, was at all °veleta pure, both In
its eiloctIon and Intent. And there
had beep a time Ore when he woaid
have been a/shamed. to siSenk
of the meanie by which him
goot old father trio, to hail the
minds, ol Ide bousohold hotivonsward
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EXperlments et a
Ilium liontaelieff, The
A Hues' in writer,
tells in the February tit. Niel/oder Young -Man 11111 COWS
ere id this 1110641111114 to hear gunme-
n might perhnps interest the read -1 el Rheumatism.
tn... wept of eoneultlug the Fates:
thing about fate realism 10 'Nona, Lialment s, Celle end ientryth leg failed
(hie emawy land, still at lull of oast- 11.- 111",16" °el°
ern hoe, motto's's' au I traditions. Of harm: • M14." PM* ••"I 4/4./ eur.d
ocoirsie, It la, noirodays. a pas inse
alel an times/meet in tinged in chief- Boliwevain, Wen., Feb. 8.-depeelall
duriug C11E14'411 11,111:Lys, aud -Five years air./ Mr. C. 8 fil ideal, of
prin.:el.:ht. :toy. the Ian of the thiug than thist idace, then quite a, yeueg min
from any tattler In the truth of the and became aluseitt
a cripple wilt Rh not Itit own
There are a good many ways of are -omit of Ids exporieece la very
loolug into tho book Of into •tid iniererting. Ile bays :
I w1.1 'tee give a rioirt description ' For (*bunt is jeer, and a half
of Qie two toot are most lu favor had a atm pain lit iny right tale/eider.
ioneng yuung 1. lke. Now Year'e Eve 1 &ore touch wor.,e in 0.11 weather,
tine Twelith are eau/metered the tine 1,, whi.er OW so bid (fiat 1 Could
bent on:084041e di LW! year for these marcely wee my arm at ail. When I
ier titutollig experluients.- Went to Wet 1 w.v14.1 hate ILO take
VO V lienever al number of young peto my left hand taint hold my right
re ple eime toge.her ,iutriug tide time ehouller to turn over. The 'iota
Mt id Die year, weedier it be fur daue- was swirly iii.beitrable. Wools mu-
lti leg, tag games, just spending not exprome it. lifted' will if I had
ve plenstipt (.1 @IA.'S to ge.her, some to endure lock pui Me my life 1
at sine di' the pArty 4* euro to propose Wool.' rather hive goo
or efitte-readitig,- or "gadai,:' it " I 'was u11111-ic.t. -0 cripple eel could
caned Rueda. not c nai.LuI ing very lAtteriy.
Seeking to know beforehind the Everybody had in elfag to tell see
neme of one's futnee rovee.heart, le a to 410. One wild 'Rah oa Spirits of
,veoy gagging experiment, an,1 there Terpenthave I till to. but telly grew
nre tete InoshOthl tgilft4 to erode worse. liteakiaa...thi.. 1. tried .very
Th. first le mottaged thus: A sheet other linloseet awl tial 1 colild hear
of toper le cut up iti.o about 01 in• get, bat •111 to no purpose.
four Auld a heti inches lung, on every Nothing NCI id to give inc tits
"a., of whIce n outan le written. A illobieet ri 11.1. 1 -Winn growlug very
by wetting one end of the atripti uf was 'lever goleg to
baidn Is half filled with water, and downhearted, pa it 1414iiitecil auarettalfnal
paper there are melte to adhere to to cure my drealful polo.
the rim ulf the tosiu all ritual, the e Now it happeciel 'that we bad
dry ends pointing horisoateilly to- some of Dethre Kidney Pilli In the
ward the centre. A hutstiell contain- tioare-we always! k ee them -Mei
tg a Mt of lighted wax taper Is having tried everything else, My
tb..111 eat tilleat by one of the party, father suggearted ill it I t k • some. 1
the water navies previmuely been commenced,- and when I had taken
"'lightly -disturbed with the fingers so three doges I fill .me bOter, and
us to give D. a rutaoy 'novenae/to I kept on 4111 In a few 1410,0 the wile
&onetime. the KWH will pees by was all gone.
tr.ateuiri
n,,,rnatmr; apretty wlt114uto
liarni, r again. "Thy
in la live ear. ago, and I have
'cog while be- ; nre hail the eitglitrot pale or .eche
fore ono without igniting it but the
ivituv set fire 10 la believet. tO be _ _ .
Olio 44 the person who le to play, al Engitah Spoke. by 1 lt1,000,000.
Ir . minent pert in one's foture life.
The next gamete:et of importance la „.,""' lilarig.c" "1 I
...toli ituee
,ng th
to narcertaln In "what threetion Ile• i r'ur"lwan iniinthleio hal Just been ID -
'00r fate" -that is, from which 111r:ilea., by u Froticli eta t ',titian.
peularle-lcierTIUje-te-ra°111111"rnariver."111. oblill'etalitieod0ltin- 1:1:111:wl%rale&r:11/1")...,71/:•iung161iiit:rxilisottiasooge:"Iwnpvtrthialei,enwoni,,,romirdt..
the following way: You step out- .
11. Ituatilau t...,mcal next with
doors and throw your elipper high 10.1 I -4"Y
Chia air; than, the quarter to
peruoin third iv itli PO,
which the too points whim it alights
Let
(085)4e(00,0001.00L.T4r. 'Clii,nd Freneli next with Ste-
le that whence will cocas the per-
; soli who le to Ione ace your future. 1
15 Self ti•rfuf but tlissee of regeoet,
and when he hal half resolved with
himself to give it up, ()ace and for
all, the woret the flesh. and the devil,
and to make an open profession of
thee.* eentlinents ootocience
whispered tee hlm wore the ooly once
worth holding; but he had fallen In
with a woman aflamo feeling.* were
utterly oppooet ' to all religious
truth./ ; tine having bele/hot his tali de
lioart upon her aatural nouty•fer-
getful ot the ehortooniinge of iter
mind, hie well wan reiapeing Into the
frame Indolerwe am hers.
But the etartled voice in which
Maggie Henderson repeated after
him the word "abeurde' In a Men*
recalliel him to Innieelf.
"Well, not abetted, perhape(T might
r.ot to have maid Hutt), but very un
-
emery. and can do people net
&Wily gees' when thrdr heaarte are
not in, that kind or thing; auto. 1
souk, not like my father tn be RIP
tsoYcvl, or make a fuse about It ; aod
neither, I am mire voirekt Ethel,
though I havo not mentioned the
ct 10here'
"HO *pi be very marsh annoye4-1i
10 rt'fumes to attend prayern,'
Maggie, quietly.
"Bid look here," rhowned Ce,!.'tnel
flatnbridge, who had an idea, and
by no Inattne an oryoneoue one, that
to millet hl'. cousin's Wee
to gain him canna "It ean
make no difference to hem, yoU see;
and surely It ix better she 'Mould
stay away thee attend untelMalele."
why ethould Lady Ethel be
unwill,ng?"
Tho quentien 19/111 ft Pimple nae, yet
Ito felt puzzled how to enswer it.
He could not //hock her by tee
formation thot hie lentotlrol Wife
wan callow' to everything connected
with religion ; that if Pilot mid tier
prayers, or read her nible, It wee
In the motet formal anti unthinking
manner; and that rate never enteral
chureh eteept to ilienipate the
ennui by which *he was Invariably
attacked on !Malaya. And sio he
murmured something Mout not
being weed to famile prayers, and
that they had been nuperealed In
the High Cheer!' by Mateo awl
Evensong, anol entnething further
about ritual and Intoning and the
A/artifice wick.11 aubjecte he fro O
Tory mlety hininelf, but whieh fterved
to ono ey the notion to hie henrer'n
mind filet Imiiy Ethel had Men need
to an lofty a at ylev of worahlp that
mho would be linable to prny in the
library at rranehows.
(To be Continmed.)
THE ROYAL SUNDAY.
How the Protest, lithe mad Queen
teed te Keep Sunday.
When King Edward and ',preen Mex -
undo" were UK Prince awl Primers
01 Waleo the followiug tuteroithig
account of how they were to the
Itaiet of spending Monday appeared
in The Quiver." The .vriter says:
"Sioiday with Their lioeal High"
neseer the l'rince and Princem of
Wide, la, mimed to meoh the same
quiet way as with Her lifejesty th•
Queen, inasmuch ad religious eere-
moniee are faithfully observed, and
the herneeliold nutt servants are
Roared all uonecotenry duties. The
mutate wend their way, ati the hour
-thoren- etym./melte* towards the
little Church of St. Mary Magdalen.
In the l'ark. There is a private
footway direct from the ,holiee to
the eharch gate; by thlm the Royal
Family and gireittsi often proceed,
driving roond by the rowil only In
rade of unpropittoue weather. Outs -
day afternoun.homeetly spent in the
holism or park. Dinner le peered at
half -pact se•en. Occasionally, how-
ever. dinner in a little later, as the
Prince and PrIncesse may be attend-
ing evening tort -Ice In onset( the vil-
lage churches near. The "mall eta -
Om, /come two, miles away, where
the !loyal Fiimily have their own
waiting monis. is clotted on Sunday
an no train whateven ie ram 0/1 thAt
day. By thin moan.. the chirreh Is
kept clear or an attendance prompt-
ed by corkselty, and alert the men
employed have the entire dny'R rest
mewed le them. In fact, no un-
necesaary work in any "hero or way
la performed on Sonday in any OOP
part of the Petersen dem:tine.
&today at IlinrIteirongh lionise (lit-
tera 'lightly from Sunday at leanii-
'Ingham,- bat the dee- is spent In
comparative quietude. In the morn-
ing. Their Royal Higbee/twee attend
divine meek, held In whnti le known
as the German (teethe/an' chapel.
After luncheon. the Princess and her
dein:niters may possible' attend one
Of the Wort End chierchee to hear
' 1113411P portlar preneher. or to to
preeent nt a cliililren's service. In
every wny. the Prince nnd Princess
have alwayn fnithfully obser•ed the
ISabbath, and we. as a Christian
maY rongratuinte ournadyen
, thnt emir future Mete and Queen will
tdendfantly uphold the nanctity of
the Day of God, and the doctrines/
of the Christian Chorch."
Thai Kinn Oct• Voiceinated.
Precautions ngainnt smallpox ars
/)OW being token In the very high/hit
circle& The King hinieelf wan voicein-
toted before he went to HaDdrIng-
h the, but hie nrm has not been very
much inflamed. The Duchess or Con-
. naught has been vaccinated no less
then three times', its the first and he -
mod time there was scarcely any re-
mit ; while the third time wan so
aucomerful that •he Is only now ep-
ee/Tering frogs rather a hitd arm.
Moreepeeple- ars being vaccinated
than ever before, and it i• quite the
exception now to meet any one who
hon not undergone the inconvenient
operatioa. Moreover, so deep-seated
le the convictioe thnt this Is • very
necessary precaution that a number
of well known people hove been vac-
einatedi wire than once.e-Loodos
Deily Mall, Jan. leth.
Vain Internal and •141Presal applicAtion
we have fooled Perry Davi"' Pain-
killer of groat valim and we coin re-
commend it for told',, rheumntIon,
or fresh wountin anal britinen.-Chrint-
Ian Ern. .1vold erbtaltutem.
heard the mei cionoillan mutter,
In'litingry ace, nt• droll :
"I'm here to earn my brew] and but-
ter."
And then In got a TOM
item h allemonies 10,1,1 ettekv. and
Net•eis to tear holes in your throat.
Are yoe awari• that even a taut/born
and long neglected cold be cored .10
Allen's Lung Italsam? Cough and
worry no longer.
Her hense of eissell.
A tittle girt west hito a neighbor's
hotter one day, and some apple pap-
illate lay on a plata on the taiga Af-
ter sit ling a while, alio said "I etnell
apple.," "Teo" the lady replied, "1
goons you emelt them apple portage
• d1 the plate." "No, no," 1014eh.,
" 'talon, them I emelt. I smell whole
tippler.,"
-
Minard's Liniment Cares Diphtheria,
Expiable, i oronotkom.
e++411++++++++1-+++++++++.4.4.•
CELIBRATINO
i BIR I HUAI'S. i
When le Veer,. 1 And Does Each ..
1
Abdo/ You Better ?
4+++•++++ +++++++++++l,
111 direollose otteadily atilt sure -
le the world le giltIng better. It in
getting hetter "noodle, physleally,
1001.117, indastrkilly- In overy Mr-
e ty leo
nonee awed ilevelopmeatti are tem-
porarily discouragoir aud some are
herd to unoteretaud-but, as in the
g rowth of child froux feeble w-
hiney 14/ 'mature suaielsood, the tee -
dewy iv constantly to a better
Mote. Hump., measles aud whooP-
liqg cough ourrespuna revolutioue,
✓ trikes tied trust fonuatious In so-
ciety,
limey of the aloilt important &Sau-
cier fur linprtoreuituit are ignored and
inisunderrioud.
'11... earth wormier that the boy dire
up whou he g.es fibbing are Me
golutety essentt to the agricultural
growth of the tuition. How Melly
radio, the inipurtaoce of there lit -
11.• wriggling wooing?
Mow 111 )117 pooh. know thot the
duet ia the nir give.' color to the
enuligie , ooltsre the clued*, mikes the
, fruitful militia' pro Itrie
it, misty have thought of the Mi-
tre/ode/are gool whieu comes into
the world beeehe ttee 4/: tantis/real
lielat celebrutl g each peratinet
birtlidao 1
33 toga is Yoii
ur irthday
lins not every single birthday
"wide ,you at least for a time a
better man?
li'(. 10,1)- ignore the beginning of
the uew ye 11, for that is 11 iery
general velebratiou.
No luat. IgliOre• lila own ItirthiPty,
the day wlitch itegles nit of his
year* on earth.
Ana very few hunt 11 Iseluze, In
full on each recurring birth-
day to ueike good rerolutionr, de-
termined tlint they tell try and .10
eel ter.
Even u man's apparently selfish
birthday rmodutione tire good for
nil tbc people.
Ile revolve,' to succeed twtter-
tie. t meaner that he tumid work hard-
er aud add to tile productiomeate
of the race.
, lie revolve.. 10--bi- temperate,
exerehie self-control, to give up
gooibliug. or in some wny to .tui -
prove tuiijseIi -every such regula-
tion, multipited by nolligne, is weed
for the whole race.
01 the 1,400,0(/0,0410 halt/All Offteldl,
on the earth. 4,000.000 0.1 an aver-
age celebrate their birtitlay• every
Out.
;tory single day 4,000.000 01 latent n
beings &tato it new yr:tr. Etery
elitgle day that greet nuMbrr of (I0.
ltdform fool resolutions, and de-
termine te 4.1, better titan they have
deme.
N./holy can eetinvite the pewter for
good un earth oi tine (-militant ex
ere Ise of the greatest monition! e the
alit to ..10 right. -
Whenever yenr friend has a biro,
day, encourage Min if yet" ean In tin
urabl. human temiency towani goo i
resolutions. .1 nal e hen your ow,.
birthday comoi make up year. min t
that. as 141P Jell- drop la the areal
01 humnoity, you will do what yen
eau to mike. yeureelf a better inee
or 'roman, more worthy of th, r0o
lie taken by Your father and m .1
anol snore wilful to the other louees
winil" Who cling to thin tt so
of earth With you. -N Y. .7
It user be or intereat to point
out at this Hine th
a * Moat ex- ,
oe.e_ _
liY1,11111. corona t ion tan record were MI:1111!il ESP' CHAN-URA.
tluit of the present tear of Russia
ISSUE NO. 7. 1902.
Thal Cough
Hams 011
SLIPPER'
th.
DEw
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
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Imems
Nearly 3il1
ESCAPED
Kruger May 'trek Aga
Remitted to be
scan Leononils
dlers-- No Fre
will do this when everything
else fails. There is no doubt
builds up and
about it. It nourishes,
strengthens, I
makes the body strong and I
healthy, not oniy to throw
off this hard cough, but to
Fortify the system against
Further attacks. If you are
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
nourish;ng food medicine.
COTT itlioWIL,dTheLum rid CAN f.
SEEDS
1,000,000 Customers
Yr-KA..11renned of any sairloatia •a
a -A A in. ••11 nnwhildr,uut SnOr• Vb.
414.4.1141 July 10, awns moo
1.•.:11114.1.1.P.Mre,:e111411d tree,
I0 WORTH FOR I5c
won wpm nunalp1,ZigajaiT”1.•
ataidonisie••• SI OW
to tar 1/1M mnalt• term. or ea r,,.
inand her 1.101 7-r•Ov It nu 1.1.4 woe'. •
poottly.lr.Ala nta,,
with... ea rural...AWNS 1* 1/11..
ls Canadian riAnno. -
s, Ave: wall.;
Upward of I 7,111(X) Otiti wan' 'pent nestpd
d r
by the tio‘erneuent ulone, and fully wtwo NETUYN-LfifillEtfia
the beet - esalt buysok Patent Lichen/a eiteltavett
a.ent rcmpany, Toon to. Casale.
another 05,1100,01R) hy the public
authoritiee of Tenons Itusrian
towns. The repreeentativel of
other powers vied with each other
111 lavish otolays, and, counting the
P31314 "pent by other persons, the
coronation or Nicholas II. cansiot
have cost leer than L.I5,000,000.
The coronation of (Aar Nicholas I
Was also a very expenelve affair.
The then Duke of Devonehire wan
the Braid' representative, find lie
spent fully $150,00 of his own
nioney in connection with It. The
coronation of George IV. wa• the
mot expensive in English annals.
mei Ma coat only el:1.500.000. Of
title amount 11125,000 Waal expended
011 the coronation robe. and 111225,-
000 on the crown.
Tte. cost of the coronatiken of
George 111. did not amount to half
that of the coronation of George
IV. Tbe whole cost of the corona-
tion of William IV. amounted to
only O1lS0,000, end that of Quoit
Victoria to $350,001.
e Pre NIor toe oa4 cash price and gct our elan fee fial
Monkey Brand cleans anti brighten,
ererything, but won't wash clothes.
Mm 'ea thogies.
A girl who had been very clever at
Millegs came home, the other (My,
and add 13, iter mother : 'Mother,
111. graduated, bilt now 1 WIell to
tali.. up pee chsaogy,
"Jitet wall 13 minute," maid the
mother. "I hive arranged for you a
thorough eouree bi roantology, boll -
..logy, Mitchology, di rnology. patch -
°logy and genernl ilotnestioology.
Now put on your npron and pluck
that thicken."
Matthias Fahey, Oil Cit y.- OM. --_.------ -
Joseph Snow. Norway. lbs. PA
Rev:, II. 0. A rolurfrong. Molgra vas,- -
. *1"1", AVEATM, RADMARK/.lgP.. fae•14/procured and ca•
bit Chan. Whooten, Holgrat P. N. S. d. Hookl•t a1,i. n. 1,...
sehantre see bootterot Company, Pythies
Pierre. Landry-. henr.. rokein,nehe. ildiap, Toronto, tint.
e. it.
StrA Witailow's Itambilnd Syrup Otiatil4
Thome* Wittman, Sheffield. N always bat used for chit/bee lorides. it
soot has the child. eaati.n. heroic, room win 1
rode and Ir the hed rotuwly roe oi.irrh.es.
To Test Rage.
P1100 an egg in a 'mein wnter.
If quite (retell. It .11 sink rnithily.
If not so frenli, It it III sok ,t sh ,rt
dietenco.
If It floats, It le ft bad fax.
Or, apply the tongue to the targer
emi of the egg; If it reeler mama, it
le fresh.
The shell of n fresh erg leeks dull.
That of a stale one, glossy
Ilitid the esit before a strong tight;
If the yolk appetite round and the
white 'surrounding it clone, It la
probnbly fresh.
It le Judicious In cooking to break
the yaw fleet Into it cup th's pre-
vents all possibility of *poling nn en-
tire dlt,4t, shiuhl the egg prove of
doubtful floohnesa.
LA DIMS -COPT LETTKIte AT Rolle
for ateulleattert. As4or Simply Co.. Dept.*11
Chtearn.
to flt per ocartaend stomped envelop..
rtUIT FARM IrOilt NA Lit- ONE OF TSB
Anent sn the Niagara Postnatal.. at
innna, 10 tulle. front Hamilton ea two rte.
way. 130 anew in all, 36 of ablidi Ls ta fruit.
wooly peashas. Will he aoldtom mold or
c11•1411.1 into 101.011 1. io ...no mit pi,
charm TM. la a dealdad Lamaist Adore.
Jonatona Carpenter. I'. boa 1111. Wises.
Ontario '
SALESMEN good. hv anmpl• to
whoisaal• and retail
,.„7,;
WANTED '°
4irereas,,m,arit ni!i 47.1 tit.rarden. in%Sois..r 41,11.11ri
CAIN•DP.X PIFti. Co., gurrieua.
New Laid Eggs, Dried Apples,
Poultry, Dairy and Creamery
Pretoria, Feb 7.--4
der cover of itarkno
heavy rainstorm, tie
it blockhouse ou tint
but wero repuleed
to have been the enj
ply tangelo; w Lich
1.11arkb1.1 The, Doerr,
ti units to 4•roas th.,
homes every night I.
eausilig an alarm h
poets aud flatteniu
•teat1 of cutting the
Anot her cuueldera
eerie lw reported uu
tbsjor Leader. of Li
Guards, went out
troops from the cie
Eck/mien and Uhl
J.ct of altacklag let
which war said to
dorp. On the way a
ieurprised. and Malin
big from the prim/
had moved his fore
Alberts' c0wman/1u
ettartoed blot plane
latter place. Allier
taken tempi .tily 1
dawn [Intim the
the Bone horses
Hurgliere made a
failed to wIthetat
the mounted men,
ekottlm
ly right home. Tie
lioere killed rind 1
mandant Alberts.
The 'latish low 1
wounded.
It has been dee'.
Ben Villioen, the IS 1
--TM Captured atter
florae Art .1
Pretoria, Fete 1
under Col. Kiel, 4
ant's Horse anti
of the Royal Ho
ag mounted
three-daystrek
liontes. 1.000 she
good eattle. TA.;
er. The Hoeft A
picked up thei r
- - and welt. .
Leyde Kit
BrUxiiell. Fah.
correspondeut 4
. guites that in
Leyda, the MOW
Traub% maid
quickly en postal
Boer leadern lu
nittet teignirwit
Dutch eorresnam
thing (moiler teal
received very
front Month Afr
reassuring. The
yenrn, if no
Klement Liniment eurre 1)t -temper. Butter, Honey, Etc., WANTED.
Will by tall,A,tht ur
Corresiamdencs invited
Jottre .f. YOE, 02 Front 'Street RAM.
• Toronto. Oat.
What in Etroert.
The woman emeildate wan Marling
out.
"And now. John," aiher PN11111. "Itiv"
II1/1 1111 11n innall change you have."
etvlint ?" nekest the huidinnd, a. hr
I‘P'(!oniii;711 uorane";if the nicent
Mittard's Liniment (ewes (target In vote. evei ever Itearetotetantiny for
Cows.
Of Two
it was two a.m., and tire man Rat
irti 011•11 skx•retog with his hew% in
his imitals. Prearaftij policeman
came leteurely by.
"Hey, eve." lei maid to the rattier.
"what are you (hang there r
"Thinking," repin'4 the men thlek-
ry;--mtre- aor trtrtirw tt- mlotrt hare
been.
"Thin le no timefor thinking," Raid
tire irunrdInn. "Yoe r. In the 11011,111
ff you Ilve here."
"Vie rot ta think a while first,"
kette yeu got to
think etenit ?"
"Well," explained the men, look -
(ng wearily tip at the officer /stand-
ing over hlm now, "I've got to
think whether I'd better gi in and let
my wife murder me or Jura elt here
1 frpez. to I ea is The average
would be Hs. nante, but I'd ilke lei do
It the way that would please her
beet. Nee?"
The policeman maw, and, much
method the kindly ellsosseei mon it I
protean, he railed the holy np and
mionitted tete rinentloo to bor. She ,
honk the men In. -N. V. Herold,
De•feess Cannot n• Cared
sliwynlanci are] reir..nuttp.4ot rebyar.h„tt,h,e
AI A portion of the ear. Theis Is nnly one
war tn Purr eteafross. tont that ta enrotttn
Efiratoed,h7iinnditilints: nrith;senn'lli"ZnIntlicinilanifnft.afmtle'l
yon hove a runineg amiol Ittipol.f.ot Apar
Ing. Inand When I s entirely rloued. 1 •aftidellai 1.
the molt. rind unless 11,, Inflammation ran tr•
/atom font ow I 114*14,1.. .o,,.r,,,11*
condition, hc•rIng nel Orrirnyerl
forour
nine moon out of :111 aro rootlet' he l'otar,h
widen la nothing tot an Inflioned . oniit on of
the moon,. an/am..
We will even/to Hundred Dollar,, for env
ens, litatlionni traii•nd hycatarrh I that ran
not be Pored by Hall March urc. Mond for
ele"ises tre'F J. CHEN c0.. T turd a O.
field hy 11 roggIsui,
Heirs Family Pills ars the Mat.
111a Choice.
"Who 1. your eholee for Governer.
Crete Dave ?"
"Well, mitt ; den at dig time m9
le free nn' mien; but I'D Nay
die much : De eel non mighty herd up
die yenr I"-AtInntio Constitution.
1902 1902
BRUCE'S SEEDS
We are the Pioneers et the Seed
Trade in Canada st.-75Thive made our
business a 'mono. Our knowiedg•
gained from the experience of hell a
century we give to our custom os In
the rages ot cur Latitiegue, which we
matt fret/loan who apply for it. the
VirrWer, the Gardener sod 761
Amateur Inc all served, •nd served
.74:177v 'ho patronize the •• Rept'
Seestamen."
'-7:-.4747rriesiled to aN ports 01 (13.
Dora t.'1717.17,"
JOHN A. BRUCE &CO
St ICED MIRCHANTa
Hamilton, Ontarle,
Eve, yt isifterent.
Jark--When n man Is In love every-
thing 13 he different to him,
la rry - Yes, it'i t he name way
when he knorki him head AgnInet 11
grin hrneket.
Hinard'a Liniment Cores Coldso 411,
o r
Load in, Feb.
gatem Wolm- rat
arrived at DLitt
of heeding ac,
Kruger, Dr. L.,
leticher.
I hreatens Atte.
Wrialiington.
Pearson, late
lite] been in the
engaged in wor
110 111/111.
fleatIon to l'r
ilicating nn int
:,rmeel force of
New Orleann
talillshed
itenr that elte
melee aro Ishii
General Pearso
in hew Orlon'
the President
has Pent other
the Poen/lent 4
received no re
/tenet inthe
ieg hDtlf 11.;
ilritish camp
peal." He Roo
- mitted to etre
Port Chalmet•
neermbled nt
.nildnetneite.Rtbra l
it iito
t
comintiniehtio
mission to mo.
VenniOnne10e
t ir1/l%
nrt7
the Britinh c
Medi 1,,
Ottawa, It'
eeived at the
fax of Basler
intom rsidn g,ro en: nue,
etuty there, f
tC)r.0401r.
IirTrity, Cit:
.1 the young
Pluton for h
PAILS
I lie 113s fin.1 eesorditin mniter,
In hungry Accent* droll:
"I'm hero t.s enrn my brend and but-
ter."
And then he got ri. role.
One ourh e of Sunlight Soap is worth more than REDUCES
EXPENSE
TWO Ouncee of impure soap.
Ask fer the netages Par. ff year reser eannet
\
Lena IltentlIte, LI111110, Terente, welding his
sail • trial maple of emlight boar will be met
simply, writs ta
name andaddress,
dm free ef omt
fiND
MADE Of'
EDDY'S
TUBS
1110 HOOPS,
NO JOINTS,
NO SEAMS,
NO LEAKS/.
INDURATED 1113REWARE
are vastly importer to the °rain ary
Weeditsware articles for domestic um.
TRY MEM.
Ter eel. by ail first 'lame dealers
%Innis n
Mont rent,
committee, c
n mortime
erixell Ca nr
stoned the /
monument
Par.
Dist,
lovuinn, F
respondent
rrefipotyde
the moat fie
attnntion in
lug haw bet
tAln'to refuor
regarding
Though the
meet, rnbil
ensel Mods
tho Thecae
denote the
g item, pope
plv to tips
eludethe
iambs in pr