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The ' day -mail passed through i. tough to do tei keep myself from li dfig
Dorthwick during the forenoonand shaken to plecen"
the travellers were oledged to leave ' Ile sighed heavily and turned his
Crenshaw@ by nine o'clock. Lady attention to the view from the op
Ethel, holding to her determine- polte window.
tlaw Agee", refuleed to appear at COILAPTEle XXIX.
em not to **peak to her fa theren-
breakfnet, and the carriage was The house tit Careen etreet, welch
et•utling at the door, when. !etyma leei been taken and lune/Med for the
parted with. Mies Lloyd and Mrs. bride end bridegroom by 'the ileeral-
Bainbridge on the upper landing, 'Me ity of Mr. litaiutyriege, was mealy
descended to the hall. rattle for their receptive:I; ath.:, after
• few Wien spout at • 'hotel, theY
eutered on their fain experiment in
Ittrucieleeping.
It wee mew the end of April ; Lon-
don was/LI:lug fart ; and between the
excitemeet of meetium !Ureter faced,
I/rotting her nenv. residence in or-
d kw tau atutelee Lady label Stook
oft inuon of her previews lethargy.
ant ttlipear oil wore like tiered( thee
ale hied doue 'Luce her father's death.
See feel not vented Clews% biece that
'One ; furl reviewIng old scenes and
, evising 'old memorioe lent her, for
_-__-_-
have knows yow In the street."
At thla remark CuRotel belubridge
bentime aerlowely anxious.
"Do you ree.Dy taut rho looks so
Ili?" he exclaimed aud Deltic lila guise
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Meggle Hendt•reoa WAN there. so
perintending with. Colonel Bainbridge
the packing of the luggage. Iler eyes
wen, beefy anti her face pale. for
bhe illted been grieving not oily for
Ler uncle a -tel aunt &who felt the
rutkien departure of their tem acute.
lye but for her cousin, who . was
wareely less diaries& than tile
parents; 'tad in her loyalty to-
ward these'. three, so dear to her,
her feelings r the caprieloue crea-
ture ho whad en the cause of all
tlrelr annoyanc were anything but
, ... moment, a fakes stimulative
friendly.
Vet when lady hot stood (vane e etch might well be mistaken for
laid edgy of tbe *ease and call- haPPInese by Have who were unto>
quiet/toil wit the siyeret of her
ed her by name, th attraction
dime too forcibly upfl her-. that benrt.
Maggie could not he anewering 8 -ie never aP J 'tired of relining
ut from elemeto 'hp to edict
wIth alacrity.
"Yoe here I am. Can tlo any- ot,,aments for the Meeiyration of het
theiwing-room or tielmelf. or of re -
thing for tote?" turtling the visits of her numerous
"No. thank yon ; Louise latedone
ao mend:indite while Colonel Bain -
everything. I oaly wanted tWgive
jbritge, delighted at the- wen:eons
yeti this." And Lady Ethel hetet
cleinge la her demenuiw, permitted
a la -see gold eirose into her ha . her to di, exactly ad she chose.
Maggiedld not anaw what to D.. Ile had not turgotten-fer from it
wee; bet phe was sure that rile c Id -the dleagreeable circunettaneee at
uot taccept it. Deviant ou tbeir jeurney north; but
'Oil 1 not -pray don't -it is not fl ale the merest allusion to Cranslmw.
fee me -I mart pot take it„ Lady appearee to ref Ive lile wiftes Immo'
Ethel." • ruh.j.ct wait sellout mentioned be
"What 'immense! If it Is not fit tv •en them, nue he tried hard ti
for oii, 1 nit mire it is still lees so le It the uupletteaut memory, a.
foe tue ; I have not much .to do with lobe emed to have doue.
touch things!" with a little, grating i iwliiIe. there were few unions
laugh; and then, es her companion the un arrled portion of bit tenial
elect] eilehtle regarding the orna- adinaln ancee who were not Ms
mph, i.itli o 1wrp1eed expreapoloo of IR 'RP& fit hat juncture to envy Lad)
Ethel fur le posse/stun uf one of thi
?..editeutihee. eke added harriedly,
'Don't lorget me, tetiggie. I fei I au pr,•ttleist 11 uses, the best appoint.
ed egaipagew and the west indalgen*
tit NMI, I eavinkl be safer if yeu think
of um- eueitaineet io your prayers." in wn.
:the was Ala; forward1 hen, in iib?- The els mont leave which Colonel
flielmeti to 11, $011111U10418 1110111 her lois- Bainbridge had obtained upon 111
marriage, extene over the season
band. when elle haste,. reterneil,
atel eonsequently e had nuthitig lt
casting her arms &roam' Nag- do exeept to frequ t hie club aft1
go".. neck. kissed Iter three or este dance tittendance on de lovely wif,
times upon the cheek. The girl though Lady Ethel thi ght that ash
Stroked op, half -startled by the no- would have gladly di need witl
tioci, anti saw chat tears were steed- the littler oblIgetion, h I she beei.
Ing in Lady Ethers round, bine eyes. o do Ito
Titer, at e someAa It triad
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Settee of his well g out of t • army
and irettnag dowe quietly nt uorue
but love for his profession a
great horror of Idleness, had pre nt
el hits hitherto from taking it
arm; In this matter. It woull be te
enough. he thought, to come to a de
when his p leave had ez
p1 red,
For Colonel Bainbridge, though le
..pent thiensamie yenrly, Was, witl
the exeeption of his regimental pay
entirely dependent on lila father.
He was rut sure of reee!ving his an-,
mud income am though it had been
legally Ids own. but every shilling
of the money lie expended had been
mined by the sweat of the paterna.
brow at Birmingham : end though be
accepted it from the patereni hane
with as 111116 scruple RR he hae
done half-crowne whore, it boy, yet
he lisid all an Engliehreareet pride at
the thoaght of rersigniag the late
merits of independeace lie possessed.
At his father's death h.s knew
that all would bo his own, to do with
at. he tleought beet ; hut nntli that
event took place lie did not renal" the
bleat of relinquishing hie profession
Even to think upon the subj•ct writ
an evil day which 110 put off ;belong
an ; Ito hail not to do iti
the preseht bet to enjoy himself.
April slipped unoreinctounly into
May, anti lady Ethers moods of et-
eitement iteepenel deity. film *bald
go out driving in the park Pettey
afterneon, rind return home 'Whit
brigiit carmine mot in elteer cheek
and pyre* of unturned brilliancy : anti
her husband, without gursaIng tie
rectelon of It, maw (rely that It madi
her look more leauttful. rind - knew
hy experience that elle did not lite
to have the alteratlon notified. But
attributing the change to her in-
creased content he only treated that
les 'lading would not over -DWI -tie
herself nor injure her lienIth by too
much exertion.
Meanwhile Lady Ethel vine await-
ing. With mingled drend and longing.
an event which PlItt knew to be int-
intnent-the advent of her step-
mother In bontkne tVoulti •lie be
accompanied by him'?
At Mat It neenrrntl. Triwarti .the
mitkIle of May the Morning Post an-
/Ned/leo/ thAt 1110 Cmintown of tervp.
don had arrived a t her town re.itlenee
for the nennon ; and lady Ethel
knew that, If the rourteelem ef 'society
were to be kept tin between 11i1'111.
It etuto Imperative that ,.he alienist
be a/none the firm to pay the teen-
plintent of a rail In Park Lane.
She deemed herself most carefully
for the aeonsion. returning &gatefold
merlin to .her glans te be certain
thAt her bonnet waa hemming. anti
net n block or beak] of her hair out
nt olnee, and thet Rho looked just tax
ft lieppy twide ought to do; no that,
when whe dencentled to the enrrbitge,
ler hillthend. wbo seemnpanled her,
wee loud In Ilia approval of her gen-
eral appenrrince. They found Lady
Clevesion nt Inc. and Ethane.
flewitelhingly attired In the faint-
est of linIf mourning 1011 with her
dell coil, of lintr nrrringed In the
moat glrltdi fnehien. the mintiest* did
not look it y older 1 ha n 0110 er
two and twenty , and laity Ethel.
liful brewed lierwelf up to the
went of meeting leer eurfereinfie rival
amkilsa
it crowd of chattering gtt.-t,
grew dendly pill,/ ass she entimitted
her hum to the undivided wridiny
of her young a.m.) reittent-looking
MP:1MM Imr. Lady rAoreden was lone
In law swimmeret/0t0n of her tap-
pet ranee.
Afy dear Ethel!" wltli wpfUted
kande, "what IMMO you been doing
with yourself ? why yon are a per-
fect ghost ! 1 &labile* I nhouldn't
Trutt Met Wee .11 P MU c en
.,wit the teen toe upon Maggie**
heartand, opening her army, she
fettled her coueln's wife In a warm
embrace.
'I won't forget you. I will prey
for you every tiny." elm whimpered.
elholl Mews 'you ; try to make hint
happy':
"EOM, ray dearest, everything 'Is
rarely !" exclaimed teilonel Bain-
lerkige. And Menet* fled away, to
tilde her wet eyeteln the dining -room.
Ae Lady F.thei passed the Threshold,
Mr. Bainbridge stood upen it.
'My dear," he wild, almost humble',
"%o11 will not reeve to give yeur
hand In peeling to an old man wbo
may hare blundered, but had not the
intention to offend you ?"
to wait a different creature then
to niult she hrul been • moment be-
fore. She placol her hand in that of
'her father-in-law, It is true, but no
forgiveness shone out of the cold face
Ate turned upon MM.
"Of conree .die won't. father r' ex -
drama! Colonel Bainbridge, promptlY.
trying to make up by Ma own hearti-
ness for the shortoomings of his wife.
"F.thel knows as well nal I do that
you meant It ter the beast."
But the old man it not heed hie
son's remark. je, wes 'still holding
the inualL gloved hand nhe had deliv-
ered to him, and gating up earnestly
Into her beautiful, Unmoved faer.
'May God Almighty blows you.' be
melerettly , 'fuel make you a bless-
ing y ant 111144)111,1 and your chil-
dren, if you he e any. *Lel grant
1 lint we mny meet above, my denr
tiood.bye.'' And abruptly dropping
her hand. with n "farewell grIlwit
hie mon. Ile 1 rimed away and walked
'dimly back into the house.
Colonel Bainbridge having watched
lint figure till it stleappeartel behind
the entety door, put 111M W1IP into the
carriage and got In after her.
"Tiw dear old man," bet salt mum.
ingly. it. they drove ti way ; ••1 nm mire
he didn't mean to be rode to yon,
.Ethel. He hat a blunt way of mpeak
but it le meetly dun tui sle coantry
mannere."
She did not immediate!" reply and
he tlionght ehe might lint., been
tnorbett by the hurt words of ige
father.
'Dont you think ert, wy ileneeet I
Can't you make a few ellown nee* for
an old 111111111 who lime seldom had to do
with much a dainty bit of goods as
0111 are?"
"It le of no 1111P your speaking to
me while we are jolting over these
horrid rondo Colonel Bainbridge. I
t•an't 1110fir half you may, and hays in
upoil the p•allid fi.aturee of lila wif,..
"I 4111.1 [Mg muskier mho was at her
heat lit Souitlauti. but she reems to
ate to have improved f10 much elms
lour return to town." .
-Well, ray dear oolonel, ado may
!MVP improved -1 don't deny ('AI -
bol there tenet have twee room for
it. Nhe kmkat quite* shucking to me."
"1 em pares:41y well, neverthe-
less," sad Lndy Ethel. with •11 her
old hauteur, for alio read the mean -
log welch underlay hie* eteposotle•r'e
oompauettoaate remarks, and never
felt better tu au life. When del
you arrive lu town, elertruiki?"
"Isar Thursday I ought te have
been Imre sootier, only Vietor-you
remember your old friend Munsteur
de lamarries - war suddenly call -
eel over to Parte; and lila do -
preparations)."
earturtt rather delayed rue In my
Her gray eyed were staring lady
Ethel full in the fnee as she delivered
title sentence, but the blue °nee
which teey ellouuutered were a
twitch ter them, and If the girls
teeth clinched beneath her firmly -
closed lipe no one Wttlt the wiser for
it but herself.
Indeed 1 I irappoee Temple Grentee
has been very full of company tills
spring?'
" Pretty well. Oh, we managed to
1..njoy ourselves." with it .mile of
eecret satiefactkm " And you -you
.ilise have been very gay, I presune,
At (*remelt:Awe Castle 7''
" Well, I am afrnkl pour Ethel can
ecarcelysite: that,' interposed Cole.nel
BasInbrelge. smiling, "for my father
and mother are a very old-fashioned
tauple, who live in the 1.1ept lir of the
ountry, and have not much opportun-
ity to give their friend's more than
a hearty welcome."
" We dld not go there for &eddy,"
interposed Isis wife.
" Ala! toolitude was no detriment In
your eyes. !dare say. le:thel. We nil
know that newly married people
Adult no company so charming as
that of each other."
At this Colonel Bainbridge rolored.
Litell laughed, and Welted eltyly at ids
erne In the etup14 way that even Nen-
Ible men adopt when twitted on
:heir most sacred feelinge; but «he
was cocupleit apperently, with 84C-
imIlinest ibutograpli upoe t`tbe teble
" HOW le Allured?" she 'said, pre-
iontly. '' I hare not neked after him,
Gertruder
" 011! your dear little brother
How Medd I be so 'forgetful 7' deg -
Lug the bell : ''of course you mwit twe
'dm ' : and then, as the servant up -
peered, she gave the .Order fee Lord
flevedcre to be brought down at ones':
.and the subsequent arrival Lief his
Lordalilp, in b. lagIlly-ellibr(gdff Intl and
blue -ribboned- condition, turned the
converaution to another tilrectien.
'01.. you davit clineiged liba muerte
INC.' eXt Lamed Lady Ethel. She still
wore nmerning heerelfnitheugli the
1,1 not drees exclusively In black ;
liel that the heir 'to her father's
title* and estates stiould be per-
mitted to dl,card it before the usual
ttrm hail expired appeared to her
tether right nor reit...mettle. Lady
Clelimkm colored.
e Weil: lie 1,4 bet an infant, you
-eel" she repliod. a pi iloget lea: ly ;
and, finder the eircutastancee-agd
with (ftp season venting 4/U- my
'1'14'Dm1/4 thought -that 14. 1 'wartee
'•
vied. to mit off Clack with the total
wentlier.
"I dare pay it Is more csonsIstent
you elioukt do *)," said Lade Ethel
labely, it, stte liftee the child upon
her knee.
She Iillid never evinced mud& af-
footle 11 for her infant brother ; .for
beyond the feet of being her fath-
er's son, lie did not appear to have
Anj cialmeupen Itereebe the image
of Ida mother, and b..irilg no r
ambiance whatever to the Carr...
"Well. Alureci," aloe mkt, am he
turned lila full grey eyes upon her,
"Imve you quite forgotten sne ?"
The youthful Earl of Clevedon. who.
Among other maternal virtue* had
inherited the gift of it very long
oboe, was able to make !emelt
!loony well guderstood In reply.
'M don't know who you are"
"Why. l'at your Astor, you ungrate-
ful Bele creature! Don't you re-
member me at Temple Grange ?"
"I rethember Temple Grange and
Victor. *anima," raining Ills voice,
" WIIPII 181 Vietor coming back ?"
"Soon, etarelng. very soon!" ex-
claimed Lady" Clevedon, In the millet
of it converention with Colonel Bain-
bridge; and the knees which imp
-
ported tho h1ttl que.tl0041r trembled
beneath hint.
"And so you !MVO orgottun Sinter
Ethel a tog. itlier r remittal the
iptIvering lips. ,
"Yea I suppose so, ith amusing
eartuestners; 'but perhaPs I mend re-
member if I triod. Did pet ever give
lee bonbon'? Victor used tq give me
large bozos* of boobies -so large te
„leeping both Ills rosy 1talJi tu-
tu another moment. greatly lex lile Minartrit Liniment is used by Phy-
Tether.
surprise, he found linseedt depoettod
upon the carpet.
"Colonel Bainbridge, I think It ei
tin- that wo were going."
" duet as you please, Iny loxe," lie
:inswered, riming to his Afeet.
"no Felon !' recladaked the countess*.
"why, tills to quite a formal tisit.
Von most hoot come heti dine with
tut. moose ftening--outte by 1 UreP1V011,
fillt. WWI 1111114 Mild!, 1119 80111e1.11111IR 1 he coeffewtlittfia other half. entre
Julian Itainit in the hew York Mail
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glen linty 1 j0*.n7 ths ',Wooden
611,131.00.11ie mint 801 1 11Mit 'ire witless
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Learn hem teloorretnit-
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MNu ntniiiiiit ami kar-alran
trninere 11 inwiii,11 MOO(
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Will A...rapture .1 •it
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181 pier" pr.1,11,*.
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lirrn he
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fifties. ele•
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by my Aistinnati. 1,1
Lateen •thet (es
Itripinro ramitly Id m1n1 haw 1 ergot 61111,011111.
fially arsrl Inmptentiodr •• MAIL.
WomterweIr3.121Clit 1mmr minllown
itekok•triak swami 11.41 ww,
CRAB. CILWTerlik re t 1441 Rt.,
Now Yee* trety.
twiezit4amnit
tenni.
IIIISPTIONIL PURTII N urge.
ell point* of the 0ritat Went
fur pleaeure, beelume
Tbe Ualon Pacifte bits aettiorised
the toilet/dog excursion rate..
'twenty-five alolLirl trout giteauurt
Rhea meets to t'uldorula, Oregon
mad Washington po,uts evier.Y traY
during March &LC. April.
Plensomeuully to rates to the
PacUlo Coast lied leternitenate points'.
Seigle trip Colonists,' tickets open to
all during the commit spring and sum -
Meer.
speciel email trip excuraos rates
will be sold to the Pacific Coast at
less than oue teat per tulle. Chores
of routes returning
People kleottfied with local later -
eats sit various potpie eu route will
show you every attentene It will
be to your ewer:iota-go to wake la -
gutsy in regard to there low rates
to the Pacific Conet before deckling
on the trip.
Call or minimum medal eard to
O. 0 Herring. 0. A., 1'e6 Woodward
*Venue, Detroit. Mich.
SETTLERS' LOW RATES WEST
Chicago & Northwestern Railway :
every day during March aud April.
Cutouts% one-way second-class trek-
ete at very low rates from Cle-
ves° to pointIn Colorado, Utah.
Montana, Nevada. Idaho, Oregon,
Washington. Californie. Victoria,
Vancouver, New Weettnineter, Net -
.011. Rowland and other points in
Kteitenay diattrict. Ahoy special round
trip Homeseekers' tlekets on first and
third Tueslayis, Ilford*, Aprli and
May. Full particular.' from nearest
ticket agent or B. H. Bennett. Oeu-
eral Aimee, 2 Eaat King street, To-
ron.o, Ost
Cossileg Out of Church.
-There he goes --coming out the
wort door eow. Oh, girlie beat he
lovely? Mod to think of his marrying
a withrw. Ind you hear how it wits?"
Chorus' of negatives,.
"Well, he told my nrother Ent, we
I Anew Wit all right. You gee, he al-
waytried to Mee every girl he
1LPPW aboutthe third Lime he called,
and if kite girl would:et let him lie
dropped her at once beratme idle was
it iirteke. an I if she
then he eat,' lie tle't
knew how ninny other fellow@ elm
fidget kl-e to e o he nlways thonght
be was Fern -ally oaf • and wo .11 n vete
get married And ono day he gui
on Mee John. to stee her /dere and
111.s IIIPCP wan out (ir 1,1.0/Ming of
•oinething. and he k iiie.l the Widow
11114 she 1.4 him -she sail it wan just
a motherly kiss nail no one mule nh
pest to that. So mor they're married.
tilde don't Lang I s.; here roman the
minister."
Oise fart I•better lenli
Abk Dr. Bursterssuetleemitel for
Insane, Montreal. wisi•re they tirtyP
It for rare. for hin opinion of
"The D. & L." Menthol Plarter. Get
the vendee. nettle hy DAVIN & Law-
rence tea, Ltd.
- --
Reneetteas of r Bachelor.
Take tare of the pennies anti the
P011.1816 Will spend them/Arleen.
What a man wantei to tio with a
W4.41W141 le to love her in her way
sol let her love ban in the same
way.
You oall fool i woman tate think -
lag she le fooling you, but you can't
fool her into thinking you, are fool-
ing her.
When a woman tow into a dry
gouda shop to buy a spool of thread
she levies by pricing *2,740 itiinsian
miens.
Whim a Mari soya it le snowing
1 IRSI POEM.
How To
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b.y 10 or lei years, atteuding the
distrlet school mar ids house In
Pertised. Me., his teacher requested
lieu one .tay to write it composition
to be honied in the next morning.
Very lintel' disturbed 111 U111141, Yining
Henry bought n I ;AI • information as
to how he should go about ids leek,
and was told to ;art rite Iiin
thoughts upon any thing he 'taw or
hen rd, or It1111 miPPI1 or heard. Title
was 1101 of very notch amilataitoe, is3
he went duleftill) house, and itai no
till/piratical omelets' to a•one on the
way be retire! to the here to stall
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tate. Willie setting there a turnip
growing Peet over the fence in 1110
garden of him fs.1 her's next door
neighbor, Mr. Finney, at ewe hie
fancy, and proved to he the inoipir-
Mein' lie Wttti looking for.
Th• next morning abutter Henry
handed tit the following eompueltion
to his teacher :
Mr. Finney had at turnip
And 11 grew behind the bare
It grew there and it grew there,
Atel the turnip did uo kerne
It grew end it grew,
Till it code not get no taller,
Ifr. Elmore pullet it up
Awl put .1 iti his cellar.
It My there 181 11 My there,
Till It begnit to rot,
Ittda lighter Silly teok 11 up,
%rid mit it in the pot.
elle boned it and elm boiled It;
.ks long as she wax able;
Ms daughter Peggy fished it out
And put it on the table.
Mr. Finney and ids wife
They sat down to sup, •
tett they nte, and they ate.
Till they ate the turnip up.
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••••••••
Henry IV. Lungfellow, the
Anotrietin poet, was a little,
1'. C. 111CHARDS • Co.
Deer Sire -For rolee t airs 1 hare
Wel ouly partial inc of sny Firm,
(aimed by redden etrain. I have
usel every remedy without effect',
L gut it wimple hottle of MIN-
AHD'S I.INIMENT. The benefit I
received teem it CII11411•41 me to con -
titter Ito use. 711141 fIOW 4 am happy
(41 sty iny O&M is completely restored.
tdatele, Ont. It. W. If titiliSt)N.
Wisdoms.
filiee-Oh. I don't think Solotnoo was
P411'211 a wire untie
fie -Well. he wan for thesis times.
41414 Y. Of couree, that was before
you and your mother came to this
eurth.
Minard's Lin/aunt Lumber mane,
Friend.
leumbasts Needed.
Miter -Look here! lu apeaelier ot
YOUM onponeat's asininit.‘ .%itti spell
stelnIntt.t 'wit h two les.
Poilticinit-vreti, a was a pretty
In! ease.
• To provo to you .that Dr.
(Kew'. Ointment tr. a eartem
mid sleulote cure for eaeh
nisi every fcem of itetena
bleedIngroid pro rudieg pike.
the manen.etnewo hese .11Arlinteed 0. See ter
thstomune In t ;mu Ind mik your neurip
Piles
t.-. ttnk or Von pin n.clt siet
he meaniet hat It id •now ing now : b°r"
woman 0113111 tbnIfi ww• 800w int! :1711.0.14rm or 1,1,118•141MOR.BATER & 1 el.:lomat&
roteeffittite-nwatr-tu-tat'"*"`'' D "Chine% OintM
or thnt fit Is doing etlything but
snowing now. -N. Y. Preis.
K.., et) Minard's Liniment iis the
Bombe.
Ills Answer.
'Wily I Rive eutu r' Marti the tack,
Becauee to find to such a why -
Will It anewee wbat you ask
That yam are you auk I alio I.
If I toll of eyes astd hair.
Make Dirt of climates, long. Incom
pieta,
Time will 1,01110, inark each lore fair--
Ee es ititil 11104, ewert handl' U1111
fee4.
nut love take* little heed of time.
And so you nee there is no why -
Rut reason Kee mese sort of rhyme
1. 31141 tar.) you ato.1 1 UT 1
Deur. be content to have It to
Leave pedaestat thelr Insistent why,
And Count it wisdom poet to know
That you ere you iti)i 1 eel 1
.--Weiteminetter Gazet te
6141111 1111.
TUB
COCKTAIL
•
the Name Julien hateh Give%
to the Moralise Bath.
I have recently A -tufted forty of the
nette4r class flute uptenvil on the went
Ode anti hare learned a great deal
snout hew- the (Mow half
...eel know; and I'll Wet one or IWC
of Ethers obi friend's to meet yoll•
tad Fxpress As tt is fifteen OM
141 put a !little rota' in your face,
my denr. or lee Isbell hare peop!e
mute( that the eoionel lialflt tr'at-
id Wen."
tatty Ethel turned upon tier cheeks
of flee.
' She doesn't look pale now," mid
f'olomil Bainbridge, eagerly.
No : lett that be not naturni Per-
haps' the room Ilse been too warm
for her. I. advise yea to Ko into ill"
perk, my dear, and 'get a Ilttie ap-
petite kir, dinner. 1 age-..11110N-eTi.41
feedlot eat enough."
Her remarka went home to Clblottel
Bainbridge , end thoitgli 1413 Ethek
ititeett., denied the truth. lie could
not Seiko off Um isepreesion thy."'
reads, upon him ; and as soon as they
wern In the oitrriage he allotted to
it.
'•Etliel. my deoreint, Toady nevedon
ham murk) me no unhappy ! Is it
renlly true that you are not feeling
well ? Let nte look at your Inc.'
But nba Mut pitting with her back
toward him, gvuanrg oet of tho op-
ponite window, and relieved to yield
to the gentle forces vettli witted he
tried to filen leer round.
"What noneense ' Do !rave me
nlone I Yon heard what I Nal,' to
I1PT. 1 am am mill as ever I wan in
my liftt !"
-But people Inc not alwayw tire
heat Judges; of their own health.
Ethel. And, now. I cone, to think of
Ityou do not eat iso leech an you
ought to do. How toteernieit I Seined
twirl! you were to fall ill."
"I lave rilrecoly bold pm that 1
am not III."
-DO why, then, do you look ro
thin ?"
"I always' was thin.
"01.. no, I am mere yen were not
env when I first knew yogrAnul yon
are paler •thaa yaw owed to he and
I know yea the not Weep well at
n*ht "
Clio be Cent newel
- - -
A Plitsbli ilitineresme.
Gain Flesh
Persons have been known to
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounte of SCUMS EMUL-
SION. It is strange, but it often
happens.
Somehow the ounce produces
the pound; it seems to start the
digestive machinery going prop-
erly, so that the patient is able
to digest and absorb his ordinary
food, which he could not do be-
fore, and that is the way the gain
is made.
A certain amount of flesh is
necessary for health; if you have
not got it you can get it by
taking
WON'S p111181011
You will find it lust as useful in anima
as in winter, and if you ars thriving upon
It don't stop because the weather is wenn.
Ft se, al 4,48W1a..
111COT & MOW Nt, T... micr, Camarl•
New lurk 4 entr•I sad Molitor. Itivive
iteliroad
The above name Is a house -hold
word, mid the auperlor excellence of
the road (Mould bufficient to at-
tract moat people, but now that the
rate is the seine to New York end
peints east as by other lines no fur-
tbrr recommendation oliotild be
sought. le•erybody will tell you it
Is • beet.
Ittl FARM IfOR SALO-ONE or THE
1' In Ms Nieces Peolasula at
Wirione. 011118 front Elmaliton on two rail-
ways. LIP Mime lo .11,56 (.4 Wh1ch is, trete
mewls peaMme. Will be •old we parcel rot
divided Into IMAM 1510 acme Lc. suit per
Mumma 'MR la • donated twmge.la Adam'.
Jonethas Carpools's% boa eall, Winona
Ontario
NI-ANTED_G, HoUtik:KEICPKIte To
e know Mai e ric VoluthIng Filo.. the
ch t teically preps, t loth, t WI% erwarr.
jewellery and all hrlirtyt metals like Waffle. No
ea -tete powder whet ter i- re. lured , a de
I fitful article. Prue d drug.
.4.. You tau rocure wholegale frau the
Iminion lirug 'o., flantl)too. The Menoreh
10., et. Catharine& • fre..\pend trial women"
Irate Father -I thought you said
you were worth ten thousand A
Veal?.
Would -he Suitor -Yes, .Ir; but I
only get mix hundred,
WANTED !:.'n r.:17. 4
thro out, toted&
toe , otred==e iireod..iaLk!ants al Mon,. 14,111;
IL.1.48. . alliisolleitait in. email 17rt1.1'ng
11
molter. rillaiinbidon or eatery. Ali 1/40-
1 lotioth and expeller Mit to exceed .50 per
Idfty steed> employment to good, h mt. re
liable men. Nu experience needful 1NOtte for
i tfuoll..paLortnicd.oltrao. Vnil.10 Efirtlik: elEDICslINE
I _
I
Auk for Min:tiers and take no other.
?Ire TOW too ---I la v yott 111117 Clown
neighbors, dear
Mrs. Hubbubs -Yes, they are an
chow. So Howe that you rotildn't bor-
row ti flatiron (yr 1 eUli of auger to
v
.iue Our 1110
Catarrh Cannot bc Cuced
with LOCAL Arri.ICA •• they
not reach the .51 0? the dPeaiu 4 et iyrth 1..
blood or consti tot limel atoms.. iturt in order to
cute it yOU muo take internal remedies. flails
Catarrh Cure is token internally. nod Man
directly on the blow nod moron. aurfeete.
Mlle Catarrh Core i• not n quark torAlpflte,
It WRi preecribed by one of the bed physician.
h. this count ly for year.. NIA 1- ,1 regider pre
..ersetteeti im ironwood of the lirrt
known. combined with the Itit•I 1,1.04 pun-
gent, 1141, it,5 directly it 11e mucous iterfiares.
The perfect combhstion of the two ingrxdl-
ent. is what produce, such wonderful revolts
In curing t'atarrh. Mend for testimonial+ free.
V. J CHENEY • Ce.. Preps.. Toledo. O.
sem by demerits. she Ttc
N olte Faintly P111. ru te bed.
trek yeare wilwe I house hunted anti
Mt -hunted the Met time, I nm able
IP FPO what chaugee the yearn 1lAti•
.nought about In Isom* accenearide 1
int' only seen tine apartment hoes,
;vithout an elevator -thaugit th it
tram one of the newasst, best bnili,
iest "'heated and mont attractlf
ill the bulklingn I mawA.ktnuntiaters
a the kitchens were new ti my eye..
Flint clumsy, unworthy de ye id n
eell button in a hole In the' carpet ,
toolt 1111118•1148104 feet, i saw Leo eaten -
:
MCP W0111(1 have been too often. Fin-
ally, the NILO, 11111811, cootIlliene MI
,usportanc• off the Natation' Wog Itt
Impreweive cluing" 11411n14 my lett tour.
.1 empty 11(811PR. A11.1 It In 110U 0110
111 the city t Mat I fin•I two imithr,mtiv-
In ninny npartments, mid two r tam ..
ei many hotiones, but teen In the r tint •
try liftmen, *herr a int;veable tab
aged very (viten to nerve a family.
1 no* find tWo or three bathrooms
ene to every two sleeping-roomi in
nice hooter* and one for ever, nicest -
I n 'pro to in groat and entity Isle ti•
erten...et,. like thieve in the Mcielew-
brieek relent'.
1 ttn, 11 it believe flint o ir neon',
lott,p any mote thee they ton,' to.
hut the moriting•I lib hribil hell grieve
tipton them to n remark/dole extent.
'ITh' morning -11M habit Itim nidlline
to (10 with derinlinent and 111 (1,' etel-
neellon with bathing. It lia a ("I'm
.., !veiny 'pick me -up '-n cerporril
eektall-a livening 'tiara OM wellies
lip the system .4 man ran tub In tle,
usual way every morning of his er•
'owl he tried 1 brs none the elevtter
file the prnetlee were It net for Um
toweling he gives Itheself.
ticembeter and e wintolnletv a Ill net
tike out the pain Of nu itlilin•I it
Pliny. hut Perry Nolte Priliikeler
will de ito every thee. triply it
with your finger In the sore etre.
Price 2fic. and i.Oe.
,
lieber's Yam
rime. Minh
'groin
(owlet
fib..
tun
SPELTZ-1
v. it1m
&taloa
FARM '
SEEDS
!Skit: NO. 14. 190
tlIPSINKSB CHAIACIte.
raid! 5011 !MAL EliTA'rE lo
uts• , welter wilier, it M. Stint di.
eee price mita get oar pls. fi..t
108 emk buyer.. ?mem Ikeiwayte 1..,
1140111, Cu& P4MPW• TOralui r"W"m
Pa runTs.
L%otted. flautist us patent., Ir,-...
change sad lei tetwent Coutimuy,
NENT. 1141
-- -
burner stead ln Fli weals. ,
Vritrutliera Loudon. Oat.
Mrs. Winslow's noothille Syrup •it
always be mad fur Cliildram Tmilus•
. 00 1,. the child. istflost• I he g uiu•. 1.
toile and 4. lha toe•t remedy for 1.14Rirl,..
is Yet' WANT TO BUY A 1 \ 11 11
Wieteru Deism... ON city
o tburban Ift0fierty. Writ,. for too' •
• as.klidid t•att- .33 I :•
Exchange. imetion.
i.s T
11
.1.111
VERY LO
RATES
Every day during the laeuth
March and April, 1.002, t he \
PACIFIC will well Colonlet on,
ttokets at the following rat,.
F0011,
littga
$20.00
T• Ogdmi snit
isii• City
$20.00 a...indult:v.; .A.116 C
$22 50 To Spokane.
$22.50 "Puinta "
time' 00.1
a).. Spokee• to Nmoatebee lur
Huntinetun mot Ikpeltmoa
$25 00 10 1'..,,MOO 1
Northsre Ky.
et Illes•teloe• •la Mooney/too
SpOlgaite.
$25.00
rol'ortiaad, 1 •
mid Simile
$25.00 to Amdmid,lo
•eit leterrue
Pol•te. IscludIng Bernell Lis
D . P. C.., south of Poetised
55111
•
•
• , \ la
▪ io1
0110
1.1110.
, WSW
rertlase.
$25.00 lo lin
Los Ample.
ether t adifersla Potato.
„es
Fulf Information cl rierfth,
▪ on applleation 11
G. G. HERRING, G.
120 oedema -al A•litta
Oetroll,
ti r
. 54
fret
A,
II 1, a
A Chain is no Stronger than its Weakest Lin
and a Wire Fence is no Stronger than its Uprights
strongest
lock
No one should cape, ,
leave to MAI up 01 cm
betwecit the p•••,-.
11. F too mo iy; e • .
14.4 r r
Pit7clyty 1167.klis -'J
o‘t
in pt. e 11 41,••
weight. Light tie wilt.
Sig* PO support. Bending te
weaken. them and they are apt I
break when the strain 1, severe
Made. Prost Fence U Ver. break..
Weite for Cotalosoo.
THE FROGT WIRE FENCE
CO., • WELLAND, On
PAINTED WIN
Ramsay's Paints
Thetk it over when tett Pal
holier. it meanie a lot. Bey
'melts you ean get : paint
well , sold on a reputatioa
yerine min titling. buy
RAMSAY'S
PAINTS
The lieet ground. the pit
the ortrimgest oll. made to beantIty
the honer.. to preserve tO
It a stand amongst it. beIghborse
Terre le net er a fly t Wag
:emelt it honer pal:Bell With RI�.
me, ton Paiute.
Drop i'm died and noir ter
BOOKLET NO. 11. 1 eta-
Si4ityleg cute of ivestuldul ,,e,,
Eldt trilatiod 1812
1,000,000 Customers
.........., Pic..n1 4.1 an• teedminimii 00 MSC
and yava lira trirebin4...11 le, pitr..i% 41,1,
=Nra"
M: jii;'‘'‘',; em' *ones., oft•• •
/10 WORTN FOR 150
• will wail /Tun reemipe of 1:14 1,, .3.40
our groat yaitiolimiptii, worth 11.00.60
t0 wi• inUa 10,000 lar.ow 07 rarilminir,
together s itti mom • Po ,-os Mewl wit t t, plw,
poir111011T m...143 OW win art • Platt
with. nprin -ri•ilin of lel lit ea,
ts Lasaillakeznii-,
*1,41'. 0.14.54 mma.o.
- Meliwils.10 W.
ri•em
ik• tor Os,
MI.. WWI 1', eC• UiLt,
0.4 no.
The Flow of Milk
will be increased.
Wily go to ail the
trouble of keeping
cows and get only
about half the tnilk
they Rhould pro-
cltt e.
Dick's
Blood
Purifier
strengthen6 the Aigestion slid invi-
winkles the vvliole system sO that
t he nutriment i• nil drawn frontthe
food. It takes just the same trete
hie to care for a ,,'ow when she
gives three toads as when she
gives s pail. Dick's Blood Purifier
will pay back its cost with good
interest in a few week..
fie cents* package.
Leeralag, Miles It Co., Agests.
rhMITREAL.
Wire I 1. Minimk•at note., and Cone free
A.G. RAMSAY'S
SONS
M0NTREAL. Paint II
ak
Js COLONIAL HOUSE. MONTREAL .04
DEPARTMENTAL STORE
NEW SPRING CATALOGU
will! ILLUSTRATIONS OF
Every Household Requisite
FIREIE
"TO *NV A COMMIE/SS
SAMPLES
Of NEW SPRING GOODS sent as often as (lest
and Special Attention given to Mail Orders.
*eel.
HENRY MORGAN & CO., MONTREAL
%Nomisomo
PAILS
AND
TUM
Mf1Dh Of
EDDY'S
NO 11007.
JsOpIANTS,
PIO LEAKS.
INDURATED FIBREIN
are 'sally anterior to the wails ory
Weed•eware artieled for donor tk • ea
TRY TIMM.
Ter sale by ell first *lase erieieve.
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claims I,
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tier a II
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turned.
part:
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us daily
either
n1 reel,
Londe
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with an
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appeal
get tin
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