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Lady Ethel returnail no answer to
hit, anrioms remarks. She kept her
eye. determinedly fixed the other
way, and had bitten her lip 1111
the blood came. In her endeavor
to keep down thy+ emotion
whin), rho felt gaining the eetoiery
0ter her. Her Interview with Lady
Clcterlon, and the allusion which bad
been made during the course of 1t,
bad revived her old pato more bit-
terly than she find calculated on.
.tt last her husband became :Alarmed
.it her loog wile/toe.
"'Ethel. 1 am sure that you are
tonceating something from me; uud
it you refuse to tell me what It la.
t shall send for Dr. Chalmere as noon
as we get home. and ask him to hod
out the truth; for you are mueb
too precious for me to have your
health trifled with to the ellebtest
degree."
but the mention of Dr. Chalmers
name wag just the feather needed
to overbalance the woman's tot-
tering etrength of mind, and, turn-
ing quiekly from the window to the
reutro of the carriage, aha hid
her face to her halide and buret into
a stortn of tears.
'Oh heavens!" .he said Impatient-
ly, between her sobs, "what have
1 ,lone that I am to be worried -
worried -worried -in this way. atld
never allowed to have a peaceful mo-
ment to myself ? I hate It -1 am
rick of It -this constant surveillance;
ore
riot to less, be orlittle able to eat a e
toold one's tongue fur
fife minutes together, without be-
ing Wrought to book for it, like a
cblki. You'll kill me, Colonel Baln-
brklge, If you go on In this way; no
woman on mirth could stabil it. It's
ethongli to make one wlsh on•'d sell
iu
the grate!"
:to rhe dee•lalmed with her iutpetu
nue little tongue, while her hear)
was weighing it very different mat
ter, and he, deeply wuund,•d by ber
tact_er, and still more by her words.
ma quietly In his corner of the car
rlage lilt /the should have concluded
When that occurred she expected ttia
at the least he would hate reproacher.
1.r; but a1111 he eat eileut, thong,
his cuunteuaure war very grave.
At teat she lifted up her head. die
clueing an inflamed and tear .wnllrt:
face, on which the traces of violen
emotion were too evident- They war'
driving, then, toward the park.
"Don't you think we had better ge
home?" remarked her hudbant
quietly.
'Yea" said Lady Ethel, In it low
voice. She wished that he would fly
out at her to return; ehe did not un
tlerrtand baring her turbulent pan
.lone treated with so muct roulneee
and she was atinoet reproaching him
with Itis indifference during the
rouse of their drive homct Yrt del
did not relax In any eyf him (sunt at
tentlons to her, but having handed
her out of the carriage and Into the
drawing room summoned Louise to
her aeelirtance before he yen
lured to leave her nlone
But then hP walked off -tr
his club, and did not appear again
1111 Dinner -time, during which in-
terval Lady Ethel found It exceed-
ingly dui', and had ocoaeton mere
than once to mins tho manifold eer-
t1'ee of love with whish of late her
life had been surrounded.
"Ho doesn't care for we!" she
murmured, with female. Inconel,t-
ency. ''No man who cared for a wo-
man would walk out of the boueo to
that way, on a horrible dull af-
ternoon, and leave tier to look af-
ter herself. They are all alike!
There le not one of them letter
than another. 1 wish to goodneee
1 Imo never ret eye. upcn ht man
at alll•'
t HAI'TER XXX.
Colonel Bainbridge, far (rum re-
proaching his wife for the burst of
temper elle had exhibited toward
ham, did not even allude to it, but
spent blie evening as usual, by her
bide, anti made no difference either
In his manner or itis words.
But tide was no proof tact he had
not felt ttte olreomstanee. Sorely
agation hie will Ile had been forced
of late to acknowledge that Lady
Ethel was not the perfect crea-
ture for which he had taken her.
nor responded to hie love ae he would
have her to do; tett still hie generous
heert framed excuses for her on
the scorn of youth anti faulty
training. and liup+(i agnlnet hope that
her indifference was only 'manner.'
For ter he argued), without caring tut
him, what reason could elle have bad
for becoming his wife?
Her momentary impatience In the
marriage he attributal, upon reflee.
Hem. to the feet abet It was the hest
time site bad felted the 'totem In
!'ark Lane since her (alher'd death
end her attachment to tele memory,
no leen than the painful [fifth that
1,0 had left one who was more than
a estranger le her (for the mitten)
dislike of Lady Ethel and her stege
mother though not Ito ranee, wad
well known to Colonel Bainbridge) In
the position which she ought to here
(erupted premed aiffieient ren.on. In
Idg le.alent judgment, for rendering
her a little Irritable and unwilling
to have her .ile.u'e broken in rpm
lie wished with n deep Nigh. thnt
b1, dearest girt ("mold love him well
enough to turn to him in nil her
doubt* and dlffbenitlea tint he trust
eti that the day might come when elle
would di so, when pntenei .houle.
Itnvr „her perfect wort. and Lady
Ethel would find that hie unfailing
wympathy had become one of the nee.
pwserie. of her life.
How little he thought that, far from
grieving for her Fiend tether. whom,
aheenee from a world which ehe
fnan't en hitter lady Ethel
had Already learned to rejnlee nt.
every nerve of her well hod been
quivering at the freed, wrenehlsg
murder of wounds whoa. edeea
though unenrurlmiely to hera'1( frost
already nun rneineet to eloe.* beneath
Hoe balm of hie nffe tion.
Ile treated her that evening mesh
se ogle treate a child that Is a
{Iola art of torts: that la, with-
rimK
further Into the.
ia�' her dbttrsus. he petted and
tenured her whenever he haul an ups
lr.rtunity; and, peranuiing tier to
leu t'erly to bed, sat for a couple
of hour. by himself. buried in
ttnug)tts as to the beet m^thod by
which he could procure her amuse-
ment and dlatractkpn.
Actin: on the decbion he arrived
it; ile .milled forth the next mora-,
deg, and bought her what she had
,..ore titan truce atepressed a wish
to have -tin opera box for the area -
A., O. But it woe a stall box ou the
w•cond tier, and by no mesa. came
'ile to Lady F;thel's ideas of what
was befitting her rank and eircum-
etancew•
"Why couldn't you have ort tae
kl.ow before you got it," elm said
fraetouely; "moo always snake
wine •tupkl mietake when they me
dertnke to do litinge th. y know
nothing about."
-My darling, there be not n hot
no the grand tier to be had. 'I hi: -
in the bust procurable, 1 can wiser.
yt.'Mg
': et aril1t,"I lead no end of 'Doubt,
"'Well, your trouble lute been
thrown away,'then, for I'm not go-
ing; to alt In It."
At this Colonel Bniabrklge frown
cel, and looked gravely at the bit of
paper, representing so many waster!
iionnde. which elle had tweed to one
Nide.. lie was beginning to dant
Lady Ethel's caprice might be car
ri•d a little too tar.
"Very" well, then," lie rejoined
coolly. "I .will give It to some one
who' will. Only rm not going to
bey two boxes to a eeaeen, remem-
b 'fee
Oho glanced rip quickly. He hart
never premium(' before to use so au-
thoritative a tone to her. Was 1t
prnsible he could be In earnest ? 1u
r dread of it, she so far forgot her
pride as to stretch alt jter hand ane
plaer it on the paper.
"That I am sure you 'haul!" she
+esti. Lair-alenantly; "it is mine. Col-
onel Bainbridge; you gave It tome."
Ile eniled at her vehemence; far
to ewe her interested in anything
war pleamnre to him; and hie eye.
totigrtn told her eo-
31y dear.,.[ Ethel. you know that
•vervthing I have 1s yours. How
annld it be otherwise? lout what Is
the• nes to y041 of an opera -box Im
which you declare you wUl not mit?''
"I cannot at on the second tier
and so • far from the stage:
f etlotld never see 'anything that
'wow going oil, and the' g.tr-
lglts make my head ache. ilut you
stallrut s.rich
" enge it for n couple of
"'Wc$ik1 you really rather have
tau .falls?"
"Yeas. since this box 1e tat small
to admit any hut ourselves."
"1 t11os,ght it would be so oozy,"
lamented Colonel Bainbridge. He
11041 not been married long enough
In mind being adult up alone with
hip wlfr for two or three hours.
"loo cosy, in my estimation," re-
) inset Lady Ethel. "It would be rm
hurt, as it furnace. And eating there
alone. too, night after night ; fancy
Iwo stupid."`
Ile dill not answer lier directly:
Cthot)A,War1L gazing dze'aauiiy at Lilo tabde-
' Well, Colonel Bninbridg'," impo-
tfrrotly, "aro you going to change
tide hcrx /or mt' or not Y'
"Colonel Bainbridge will do noth-
ing for you. lady Ethel." he maid.
gently, "but your htwbnud aid. 1f
yr41 yak hint"
Her peri,tenre in caning him by
!ii h bnrnnmr' haul become 0 'tourer,
„f greet dimtrwe to hltn; for, unable
to blind biome!! lunger to h.'r in-
ditrerrner, 'tie mid nppellative
'stung him to ..the uutck ellen time
ebo• need It. But as yet he had
faciol In per ia.ling her to nban,lon
it; and as he nliuded to the cus-
tom now, Are termed her Ince awiy
from We scrutiny.
'Which of no le to go, Ethel?" he
continued, playfully.
"Yon are."
"And wpm nm 1?" coming round to
her ell.,
ern"Yatrself, 1 suppose ;" nb1 then the
without
bnrtt from him almost
withorl how meaning It .
Olt,
110 darling, why can't you te-
a little kinder . Yon know how I am
tonging, day after dry, to hear yon
+ay Toe care for me,"
few font down an the nearest ehalr
and -pet her feet up on the fender,
and was elkent.
He stood by her for a moment, ex-
protant of an atvwer, brit none cone
ins, be went on ltAaelonately :
"Hay ionm•tltlzg, anything, to me
b •fern I go."
"I have eine! aomething-I've told
Con to ehmngn that opera -box for
emir; and when people prnfeere to be so
very loud of one another, they genii
orally care to do the things that
nr.' "eked of them"
He molted up luta hat and gloves,
thrltet the offending bit of paper
t intently Into lite weletcoat-pocket,
and turning on !delimit left the room
wlthortt another word. He waidee-
perntely In love, but he brut some
prt.to ae well as herself.
The stalle were procured, rind
from that day Lady Ethel, although
not particularly food of emote, war
to be leen at the opera- at. least
three lame. n week,
Her hnaharrt wan astnniehel at
the pertinacity with which she
went there, the excitement she be-
trayed In going, and the extreme
languor whirl, attached her Com-
ing home, and more than once re-
monetrated with her eerlouily on the
amonnt of tenpin which ah. enoonn-
teref Mut Laity Ethel. as neural, was
not well dispersed to listen to any
nooneel tont ran counter to her
Inclinations.
!ilio wan living at thin tum^ antler
a eonttnnel fear of meetint the
)largo!• de Lae rrrrr again, and yet
there wee nothing that she desired
metre than to meet him -
Rhe di1 not know ihow much Lady
(1e•ednn might not have revealed
to him or the feeling she had dim -
covered in herself, nor to what
motive he attributed iter hasty men-
rlage, and she lunged by her ea -
dart to make him believe that she
had grown utterly Indifferent to the
claims he once had upon her. At
the awe time she could not be lure
t
Maw far she might fruit ber pride
and twurage 1n seconding her will.
and she thirsted to have the ordeal
over, and feel that she war safe.
It was only the first sudden meeting
that she dreaded , for after-luter-
course elle could depeud upon Wior-
✓ t•If. Bat day succeeded day, and
neither at the opera nor In the park
did she roe anything of the mar-
quis. and she could not bring her -
✓ eef to ask her stepmother when he
was expected to return.
One evening Lady Ethel was par-
ticularly pale and languid, leo much
en that her brubarnl entreated her
to glee up the opera and remain
gnletly at home; but rhe perrlstel
1n going. and had not b'en seated In
the house many :Mantes before,
overcome by the heat coed glare, she
fainted away.
She did not even have any warn-
ing of what was gong to happen
to her, but, quietly lost coasoloue-
oess while sitting by her husband's
Ode, and remembered nothing more
until she fount herself supported in
tube arms in the crnub-room, with
tume one stabling over Iter with a
gleam of water.
'Where nm 1 " oh ! where nm I ?"
she exclaimed, in the vague manner
in which people always pit that
meatier' on first coming to them -
staves.
"Here, (Jeereota with me; vat are
quite safe," replied Colonel Betio -
bridge, whore face with alarm was
elmeett as pato as her own.
"Yo1 /tare been 1U, my dear." In-
terposed the unwelcome tones of
Lady elevation; "you fainted to your
Wail; but It i, all right now, and
'the carrlage will be here In n initiate
to take you home."
"Lady Ethel'. carriage Is aJrenuly-
In welting," replied a voice, the
round of which thrilled through her
languid nerves like an electric whock.
'and if she will permit me to offer
Iter my arm. 1 will hare the plea -
dare of conducting her to it ;" and
cooking PaImost with horror, LadyEthel encountered the dark eyes of
Victor de Lecarraa.
"Yes! do, Victor," said Lady Cleve -
ton, familiarly ; "the sooner she gets
home the better ; such a strange at-
tack. and so very sudden!"
"Thanks, monsieur," answered
Lady Ethel, coldly, es rhe attempted
to rise from her recumbent posture.
'but Colonel Bainbridge."' support
will be sufficient for me :" and she
turned toward her husband, who
wgerly responded to the appeal.
Rut she had miscalculated tier
strength ; her weakened frame was
is yet enable to sustain Iter with -
oat further aid, and Colonel Bain-
orddge was compelled t° demand for
Iter what she had refusal for !ter-
telf,
"I must ask you to support Lady
Ethel on the other side," he raid
to the. marqula, "for she is . uite
powerless to stand by herself ;" and
then, as between them they eon -
Meted the sinking girl down -stairs
newt placed her In the carriage, lie
Wed. "I am sure I am Inflnitely I
obliged to you for all the trouble!
you have taken; 1 scarcely know
what 1 should have done without
your awlstaoce,"
The marquis only anewerel by
raising hie hat respectfully to
Lady Ethel, and, as they
trove away from tlie opera-
tion.«•, the tort thing oho saw wits
lila figure, et -analog bareheaded on
the pavement.
She lay beck on -the cosh -teas with
o)oseel eves, passively leaving the
fiend which Iter husband had claspeo
ia Itis where he tial placed it, and,
W&4. silent. She never asked where
the Mnrgnie de Lacarras had come
from, or how tie' happened to be
there: ehe felt too weak to enter
upon that or any other subject. But
the next morning, when, by the rd- '
rine of Dr, Chalmers, (whom Colonel
llaiebridge had Inested upon summon-
,ng). elle kept high holiday in bet.
hear husband came and sat by her.
.uel told her the whole .tory.
"You frightened ate most dread-
fully. my darling;" ye bagan, In his
food way. an be played with the
tong tremolo of hair whlah lay open
Iter pillow; "for 1 was occupied with
the stage and what wan going on
there, when down dropped your dent
bend upon my shoulder, and yon
looked jest ne If yeti were dead. i
didn't know whet to do with you at
first, when the Marmite de Lacarrae
leaped over the front of his box (he
wee In ono of the ground tier with
Lady Cieveodon) and canto and help-
ed me to carry you out. But you
ninde quite a sensation. I can as-
,enreyou. There Watt not a man in the
staple that didn't want to help too. I
never likely De Lacnrras In the old
dry', Ethel, but I .uppoen that was
only be cause 1 fancied be war to
love with you, for he seems a very
nice fellow. Ton can't thinks how
good-natured and active he wee
tart night ; it wait raining herd you
know, but he went out 1n it all to
look for the carriage, though I.atly
Clevedon weemel to be In a green
state of mind lest he should come
to harm. Is there nnything be-
tween those two, Ethel? They ap-
pear very Intimate with one an-
other.
"You had better odd Laity Cleve -
.Jon yourself, if you are cunlou. on
the rubient, 1 am not In her cun-
f(debco."
Ah! well, I abouhln't wonder If
there were, for It looked like It. By
the way, Lady Clevexdon exprescet
eo much surprise at your feinting.
She sikt It was ga unlike your usual
habit, rind that when you enteral
the theatre Atte thought you looked
sir web. You went off bet as she was
pointing you out to the notice of
no Lacunae,"
"Indeed! a remarkable colnetdenee.
L'ollinrl Bainbridge, 1 think if you
were to leave me to wyeelf a little
while that I could sleep."
Sleep! that was a strange sleep
that attacked Lady Ethel an noon
as 4101 was left alone. am, with a
horning head and throbbing r•ye-
Irollm, she turned restlessly on her
uneasy pillow.
no by an unhappy peel1'nt ehe
Mut felled (wlthdx,t r•,nnlaancee on
her pen rt, torr elte had been quite
unne/aro of the penitence of the
Mnrgnle des f.acerrae in the r peva
lean.'.) at the tory time to which
Atte had been looking forward to
dlaplay her oe.orage, and her pride
quelled nt the thtrnght of the con-
0tnu tk))o which would lit pot npun
her rominet, bath by the Counteme
of elevation and her lover.
Fainted! d 1 tiff lifdrree-at
deo mrrsment w en hit eye wan first
directed toward her, when he might
raeaernably *impose .hr• elm° lino
naught sight of him, rind in the
emhtrn of a crowded Orate. Ae
lady Ethel tone:tot on It. Mtn
agthcalghteliMt.that fate mhst sorely '-
her.
oro be Continue I.)
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'Ube Awarekbi.
Ys 1s no son of Freedoms giant
race,
TIJ' A►tarch-eallbe
1Vtoeu, Jtidar hands Betray
they embrace ---
This fool -fiend marked as man,
Whoss black biuret-wa,ineer, raven-
ing and Wind,
\Vouk1 make the areessln's code a
IOW for all mankind !
whlle
Now when the world, growo conwt-
uus of its strength,
fa 'weeping Frohn 1te shores
Tide tyrantt and of kings, abreak', at
lengttn
Their dNad Ster t'hatutwr tka,re,
t4htt11 this velle,1 terror .hduk,P
Freetkem'e Krunnd
I pl1fl Iia lead and r,•ign, n derp'.t,
though utter „whal
Nay, coward murder ntteseg where
It alma
And emltec at it. uwlt cause;
The eialn of tyra,te le u%e their Mar-
tyred num,*
Each one a mar that drawn
The saner world (beau -rooted through
the naatlt.
On by broad htghw•ay« ..lowly, up to
Freedom's light.
-hoodoo Da1Lv t'bn.nlcie.
Romeo 1e California.
Retired BrItialt army officer, resid-
ing In roost desirable rection of Cali-
fornia, has agtmei fur sale of orange,
lemon, olive "ltd peach orchards, also
tracts of unimproved land. Reliable
information ftlrulaltel to Inquirers
aeruilug addressed envel.,pe to 'Y'ap-
taln W. J M.," Freeman's Hotel,
Placer i
A shorn }lacer Co.,California. 1 oro
Ia Tour-
ists
T r
tats met. Rotel at depot.
Peer Hubby's biz.
Tbu fdbwiag story le taw going
the round.: A married couple ar-
ritt•d at a bail, ant in entering the
110.140 the husband ellppel on the
elates and fell, turf rent the knee of
his troueere. Already late, he was
agitaet at the disaster. Ute wife,
',tweeter, carne to hie reetu", 1,114
said: "Never mina. 1t i, late, and
nulono will be In the women's dr •es -
lug room. twile there wits, me, an I
1'11 mend then. for you." To hear
war to obey, Lett wham elelee the
dressing roots was reached thin
tide mild, "Nell, ytw know, I can't
mead diem while you have titan
on; awl the tractable hu.bat4d took
the troure-s off and hooded *hem
user for repay. But this domestic
emote wee interrupted by other be-
lated gueets who nought to enter
oriel attest them'ieltes of wraps.
"etual gracioe« ecoid the hurb►ad,
"what shall I do now?"
"(:et Into tine closet," .adri,e,1 fiin
reernrceful spouse, "end 1'd get ell
orf these people le a jiffy "
anti the words she wldrked him
through the dour an 1 slammed 6t
after him. It clo«et with a spring
leek. Then she sped toward the
tiresoing room door to edm•rt the
now clamorous guests. Jest as elle
tenehed It slw was stayed by a
'toweling on the other door, and the
imploring tolee of her hntliautt. "For
" he derided. "let me
back. you're shirt nie
roots."
Snap Shiite.
There L plenty of space to let In
the Immense room fur improvement.
Tuve may not lie blhel nt the kart.
Mit It 1r never able to wee Its finish.
Few men have enough sell-ruufl-
drnce lu ennMe thele to Ignore their
o tv'u mtetaker.
When Iwo wo,nefl ,(ire bitter e'nP-
mirr there is nl*aji. name man at the
tx,ttinn of it. - •
i was cured of a bad ease of Drip
by MINA RID'S I.INIIt116NT.
Ayilney. C. ik 1'. I. LAOUE.
1 wnr cared of lots of voice by
D11N.11U'J LINIMENT.
CI1,IRLE3 PLUMMER,
Yarmouth.
I wan cartel of Sciatica Itheamatio=
by )1L[' N.ARD'K LINIMENT.
LF,Wl4 M. BUTLER.
Burin, Nfld.
''rue Klorlda ledeleaea.
I war walking, near Miami, at a
rather brisk twee one morning, when
I parrot a lonesome slhauty. A white
man eat upon the rude piazza, and
another man anti a boy stood ,ear
by,.
"Are you going to work to -,ley ,
asked the boy of the sitter,
"No," ane the answer.
"ti hay not ""
"1 ain't Kul tome,'-llu4t0n Evening
Tranecrlpt.
Mlnnrd's Natant Lumhermit ,'.
Friend. --
Her tapholes.
Ids. Quinn -1 never gash spoil
such beautiful bric-a-brae ae the
Hareroo'la hate In their parlor, Ana
they've toad It for years.
Mrs. Quoin lenin(empinotlwiyl -Oh.
It just *howl. that they can't afford
to keep a arrtant. If they had if.
maid thnt brie -e -brae would never be
(here so lung," --Chicago Nitwit.
I awhM
heed) IMO M advantage over
Other amp powddee ittssmtteh amt oleo a.b
As a dam fecktnt,
111 the cattle to Una.
diet
('jerk -You ra6't get a room for
him here. Hr s drunk
\Vette (alpportli'g tits " weary"
frlendl-f ktiow ite to What of that y
clerk lacornlully/--Teets is a tem
pt entice hotel
Wytte--Well, Ire'. too
kr un- tilt difference
•
New York Central and Hud,o■ River
it,.Ilroad•
The above flame la a house -bold
word, and the superior excellence of
the road should be sufflolent to at-
tract moat people, but now that tote
rate 1, the sense to New York anti
pointe east as by other lines no fur-
ther renommendatton should be
sought. Everybody will tell you it
la the best.
A NEIG•HBOILLY ACT.
tire. Blob -H ,rrors ! Uncle Jekn I
has sent a glut for little Johnn). 13r'll
be *tire to kilt lhueelf.
Hr. H--Inde'ed he will. iMea't let
him wee it,
"But what ehvll i do with the
thing 1"
"Giro It to thnt boy next door."
SETTLERS' LOW RATES WEST
Chicago & Northwestern Railway ;
every day daring March and Apr11.1
Colonist one-way second -clash tick-
et. at very low rates from Chi -
(ergo to pointe In Colorado, Utah, 1
Montana. Nevada, Idaho, Oregon,
Washington, California, Victoria.
Vancouver, New Westminster. Hel-
ena, Rowland and other points In
Kootenay district. Also special rotund
trip Homeereekers' tickets on first and
third Tucesdaya, beareh, April and
)6ty. Pull particnlarm from nearest
tloket agent or & H. Bennett, Gen-
eral Agent, 2 Ernst King street, To-
roa:o, Ont.
Knowledge and timber should he
well seer 0004 before being put to
nor.
('heap Exeur.lons to t sllfornla.
For the meeting of the Independ-
ent Omer of Foreateru at loos An-
geles, Aprtl 29th, cheep route] trip
rases will b' in etfret t1 t the Chicago,
Union Pacific & Northwestern line.
Rate from Toronto 8112,00, am/ twa-
leortlonately low rates from other
pointe in Canada. Three through
tretns dally from ('hlengo, with Pull-
mans. tourist /deeper& and tree re-
clining rhielr cart. Select the best
matte, affording finest scenery and
qulckret time, ('choice of reifies re-
turning, roll information emu epee -
lid folder of thin excursion can be
obtained from B. H Bennett, General
Agent, 2 King street Pest, Tomato,
Ont.
SLIGHTLY A IIKENT MINDED.
"1)mir coir hnoband ever help you
about taking caro of the baby ?" wart
anted the wife of n Young prnfes-
eeor. "Not often, though sometimes
he does. Lest evening he sold he'd
take Willie few au nirIeg, as ha woof
going to walk down to the port-of-
f1ee. Half an hour later I env' my
husband sitting In the parlor rend-
ing it oarlentIfie magnetise, but 1
eowlld wee nothing of the baby.
"Where's Willie? What have vol
done with him?' T asked. 'Why
Wald the prnf.m*or, '1 forgot ell about
hlm1 I think he 1m tatting In the
pest -office' " !te'ottisk-American
k
to
DR. A. W. CHASE'S 0
CATARRH CURE
4 sent direct to the
pari qty the 1a,prood biome
Head In. won. man Mega
th
throat
ee, sop'+ a Mona
mhrwl and pry mess
Catarrh and Hay P
Ree. Alt deiehe ,o )Jit IN
1bdW.e Co.. Teases ed
•-••••••••••••• *See 4.4.104•4404
•
WOMEN AND
•
WOMEN IN BUSINESS.
wee+Ne1
404114 4441 1Ne14 NH
Timms without number it ham been
noticed that women will tolerate
and even be friendly with the most
ordinary kind of wen, ticugli they
way hold altW from and show Jo/el-
m/0y
ouour of most charming members of
their owe. set here le the etplaaa•
tion offered by an "bisecting and
philoeuphlcai Ir teet y leader
"Il 1. not bemuse woman are wo
men that they are tie/liked by their
own ..et in iwMuers 1t Is because
the evtreg' 'home woman' et:won't un
Avert( and She 1. usually mouarrh of
her home, atrndutely the meet Im-
portant person to It, and rhe lore"
the true apprecstlou of the import-
ance of other people outside it. A
nuut lit boldness le eoartantly brought
In contact t11tt !nen Wit.) are itlr
espial.' or euperiorm, who have
sinal righter with him, whereas a
woman may upend two Inouye n day
visiting with cedierr of her own
grade of intelligence, am against
elcteen spent with the uhlldren and
the ,ervaune When rhe thees meet
men fl le either In the capnelty of
grocery team w• ('perks whore Owl
near It I. to defer to her opinion. how-
ever Illogical, or In a ruclal way,
when It isn't worth while to combat
her ideas U they happen to be er
Fettle- 14o that unless she makes a
tory great effort rite hetvtmee poal.
tl,e nod etogrnatic, and 'when she
mart, other women where there le
te elaueh te( lntereaa she rtpet't• the
Mixte deference from them that she
receiver In her tally ourrunding,
frau .nett, end thin it In it great
measure the reaeou why women's
dt.cussion when It strays outside the
✓ ealties of dress and he idea. le not al
w-uey« an peaceful an Ir deafrable
F',ve 1111 le ,u'neut e•ot are all the time
Petr. Dili to' I'aiukiller ureas tat stop
n eitalldlrlt ache, .ren when It le
. lutrp .tough to mike a strong luau
ISSUE NO. 15, 190;;,
L �
ON for the
Children.
Give them oil —cod-liver oil,
It'M curious to see the result.
Give it to the peevish, fret.
ful child, and he laughs- Give
it to the pate, anaemic child,
and his face becomes rosy and
full of health. Take a fiat
chested child, or a child that
has stopped growing, give hint
the oil, and he will grow big
and strong like the rest.
This is not a new scheme.
It has been done for years.
Of course you must use the
right oil. Scott's Emulsion
is the one.
Scott's Emulsion neither
looks nor tastes like oil because
we are so careful in making it
pleasant to take.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT a DOWNY r.eana,
fee rad p w 811 dr.,gwta C'W�
BUSINESS CRANCgn-
Cate FOR RZAL IDKPATg lot bCal
l� nes•. ne matter where it a- Mewl e.o.,}
thou a0d mash ,rite quad hrr
r plat, for od
lugetah buyers. Patent Inabamrd 1,ire
malt O aps.y, Terorte, t'ue•as.
Intent. Don't be fooled be imltetl•'n•. - ----- ---
• nu I 'Oe. NArItNTM.
less.
Advice to the Husbee
r d
.Brooklyn Niaaeard
Tbs. Hoboken young women who
have been praying for nine days
for hu4Aratal« would make much lat-
ter prtrgrese of they resorted to
the eoOiparttieely worldly ehureh
am 1n1.1.'.
keen Mlttar.t'a I.lmhurst la the
Hoe.,
110'• • )llareeaeer.
T,ro ts. V....
Iter t:. S Blau.t'r fiery sermon In
Ottawa In which he applied the gad
to t1,c utpntri otic ledge in power, who
want every t,irig from England ales
wl.•,i to Kiva nothl•ig In return. Lodi
rat e0 that thy• preacher has been
tub -.named fir Omuta; have been
called Rev S. r; Thunder
),Ilnard'e Liniment it owed by i'fiy-
deln no.
HOME GURE:S.
PvseiI.al Reieedles keeumgasaded
by tic. Fetidly l'htsi.1...
l,imewater and .sweet oil applied
linmellat•ly will take lite Iain from
a burn.
For nervous headache bathe the
bark of the nock with hot water.
For seek httwidartre rnh peppermint
an on the temple«.
Tincture of armee Ie the beat app
`"titan for epruin« or bruises.
For Lillian* conn try aorta esti ate.••-� ger itt Inst water.
or Sere throat lac a comprew of
cot'I water.
For a cold m than ulnad try rnufflag
powdered borax up the nootrils.
:;huffing tannin is •rem cif the hart
remedies for a veri..us tease u' bleed-
ing at the none.
For neuralgia try wet clothe of al-
cohol or water. or paregoric, or laud-
anum, and water, late on a bo: water
(.:tile and the pert 'teemed over it.
T, keep the elhlldr.i, In good health
de, not glee them strong tea, coffee
or melt chocolate while they are
very young, plenty of good milk In
thy' beet drink for growing children
An excellent remedy flat the Ger-
mane nee for curing at cold is file
yolk of an egg beaten in a pint of
wetter, a little butter, three lumps
of eager ami a tahlesprtonfol of
whiskey. When It heguie to boll pour
It track and forth from the saace-pan
to another until "month and frothy;
allow it to cold, then take a tea-
Spuomful every half hour,
Ilse tarcater tit awn
Man L'raneiseo )Wilson•,
"Yon are not rick. Job," said one
of the friends. "You only think yon
are."
"Only think 1 nm, eh?"
"Yee. It Is merely a delusion."
"Well. then, nll Fie got to say 1n.
1'd rather be nick that' leave thio
deliMMlon,"
Viol then poor old Job went ex-
ploring for u new boll that had
Just made Its debut on the hack
of his neck
M. at.h.titute for 'The D. &
Menthol Plaster, nitho,ug:t some me-
eerufeuloun dialers truly may there Ie.
Recommended by doctors, by hon-
p[taJe, by The clergy, hy ever -bedy,
for rtlffnema, p.leurley, etc. Made by
Deivle E iayrrence Co„ Iota.
The New Po/Icemen.
Magistrate (to • new policeman) -
Mel yon notice no suspicious char-
acter abort the neighborhood?
New Policeman -Shure, yer Honor.
I saw but one man, an' I asked tem
what he a -a* doing there at that
time o' night. Set he, "a have no bus-
iness here just mrw,,,hut 1 expect to
open a jewelry *there in the vicinity
hater on-" Al thnt 1 mays "I wish
you nieces', war."
Magistrate (dlmgo.tedr -Yea, and he
did open a Jewelry mtory in the vldn-
1»' later nn, and 'tole seventeen
wet tense.
New Policeman (after a pause)- Be-
gnrra, yer annoy . the man may
have been n thate, but he was no
I►nr !-Tlt-Bite.
AIM for Kinard's end take no other.
Precocity In ls.elloha.
u Portage 1• Prairie (irnpb ir. t
The other tiny In one of the prim-
ary roma at the central the word
"royalty" came up In the retiree of
e
reading hewn). and the terrines,
enreful that te, word mhmlld he mis-
enderetoro.( derided to test the
knowledge of the cirri on Ihl. mat-
ter,
"All who know what royalty
mean/ w111 hold rip their handle" Plaid
the lonelier.
Up went the penal proportion of
Minds.
"Now, But, what hoes it mean""
,.Kings, Queen, and Jacks,"
promptly replied Rad. and then
wondered if the teacher took file
frequently.
A Donnie Norsemen -One bottle of
FBRlielt Spavin Liniment completely
n'tnntel a cnrb front my horn,. 1
t(,ke pleomure In rer•umntending the
remedy, as it nett with myetnrldu
ProtnPtnese In the remove' from
hnnr.i. of Med, soft or callr.ttiwl
memo', i,IOr41 spavin, splints, rneba,
*weeny, allflrs and eprnln■.
OFTHIog RODD, Farmer.
,J(arkiiain, Ont.
NAM by all drnggtsts.
"If you split toms 40e4 i'll gin
you a good meal,' said the, house
keapr`r• "Nu 'sorry, lady.' mail the
hobo, madly, "hitt 1 nerve begin
breakfast with a choq"
.1eltaVita%Vs1ar Isla
1
llllifllillll�llf�
1 Ii1H1111ali1a11!!
111111lillIflht l l
1
• .. ruusan•euaauaaa
Page Metal OrnamentalFeet a '" "1' "4"
1015 Nei is
oert.dajly cheap. 1 IAA whet
ma very end nry
i' m Mee, parte. ettnnOw fences In tore Iota, grieve
ya+d� ^^,kens els. 11 M t1 eft. put RUNNING FOOT.
pMe rt a r, 5 ai rale
J tit (hart nt it. Lely seed y,r, x,11 prtlrs1r,t, W. al" mak, tarn, fensa emery nMtl.g. s.t Ii .1ep1Y.
The P. iv,* Fast, %A tlotted. WNbtrft ., eat. 6
i)aTaNTw, caviare. T1iteD4 Y,tkge,
4 as. Roue. w tr'etia premne� w
a4 es-
ploi t 1. Book let an =pe1Nt• Pa
xr►anse and Invmtmmat CMlwy, Pygly
aelletag, Tonna*. Oat. \
I`RUIT FARM 'Oa sALa--0wt or TIN
teem la the N • Peunauta at
laces,& 10 edam from U*aINw on two sea
ware. arses la a or which t. 1■ bolo.
essay pw►aa win le. sold law tame a
41,14.4 lab kernel late le spree tr raft •r
Marisa TIM Y • d�ed 14.4414
Js e.a Cerpwbr, malP O. ba .IS haair
„AND 0000 I0P1s$uggPgg.
chemically •meared tyi4s
riot! • 1... did era
a
)eeema
.11ery and all bright Metal. like magi, itn
pa.b or Powder what.•er la required : w 4e
tf
tsl artlele. {'ries 1 dam. 1.14 by dyyyr
1 n. Yotej �mysg eruct?, It wholesale frau ye
(e. I4. Y
ooarch
ttrinee. Mfr ?woad trial ...elm
0• revort.�_..--
WANTED
!tenants Era t)<
vary ioca;tty
thrortgb.,ut t .,sada
to introduce our gooate,laakt., up 'Mew ,.rd.
on tress,fencw,elwryytt made and all runup,. nen
p1..e.. ■Mo t'btrtbntleg .mall tolt ert,eey
matter. CNn.l,adun or .dare. else tier
41,14(5 and 'opens.. not to .•seed Pt r per
day heady employment 1, gond, hw„•t,
Il• . No, p.rieoce naad(81 Writ, far
fall TM? Repute 1rurlclr
e0, ono, y
Blood
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with Ll('AL APPLiCAT1oN., s• they cam
not reach t1..s•t of the d I...asc. Catarrh le a
bond or comet net loos' dl.ea,.and In order to
cut, It you must take le wool remedies. Ball's
Hon. Jn Dryden. 1'rm..ulHt.
('atarrh (urs N Lien lnternaltr, sed art. The report for 111)1 mhowl4 1"
dlrr.'tlr on the blond and mumu, andlels.,, maria bl6.1
lacreasw Durr IpW, in the
11.11'. Catarrh ('.nr 1. not a ,fusel m«dMla..
It woe prerrtbod hy one of the be.! ph %telam foliowing Items : ---
New hualuees increased by!}360,70S
Premium Income increased
by 39,51!
Total Income income/el by 42,575
Assets Incrreeee,l by ,4;1,9.14
Insurance in force, in-
ereaneel by ... ... 1.71!9,446
Continental Life polklee are 41-
excelled for simplicity and llberslity.
Agents! wanted.
GEO. B. WOObt), CHAS- H. PULLER.
General Manager. ' . •retail
Wheats animal is all rue down,
hem a rough coat and s tight h,de
anyone knows that bis blood it oto
of order- To keep eo animal rem:.
inically lee must be an goal hea:tl.
DICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
is a necessity where the best ree,lte
from feeding would be obtains!.
It tout up the system, ride the
stomach of bots, warms and othe,
parasites that suck the life blood
IN wet r.
Nothing like Dick's powder f„r
a ran down bene.
60 (oats a package
Loemfag, Mils B Ge., Agaatm,
f1ORTRBAL.
Wray fere Mak ea Cattle and
CONTINENTAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
e Iblit ounto for )ran. and b, a rare ar pre•
aryl plion. 11 I. .ompo..d of the hat oinks
known, combined with the had blood pert
dere, satin. directly on the mucous surface*.
The perfrrt combination of the tan ingredi-
ents 4 what produce. ,act. «ooderrul reaming
10 miring('st.rrh. fiend for lwtimo his f..
H RN IY a ('(t„ t'rop . noise*fres. a
told by dr,rhetssttew,, prk,e
Hall's r.m[ly.'ill. are the beet.
Mrs. Winslow'” Boot tang !Tete •aoay
•Iw.y. he mead for (hlldren TaNsttllt.g, It
.00(1,es the child, softens thermaa .♦ w
coke sad a Me best remedy ler thermals eriae,
GOOD PAINT
Don't atm skean Paint on yn11r ho
or the Ifnt blwnt of ttnrnr and re
or bot summer soon make it loot
rhnhby. ('heap paint ,with no ripu-
talken le deer paint
-_._-.. RAMSAY'S
—T- PAINT
is the purest paint. the til lest end
Iwst-known lu (*Amide. n,a.L• from
purr materials. made right. to pre'
weave your lomat.. to bennilfy it, 10
snake It look track and bright. Ready
for rise said sold by All deniers e1
the right price fur the I,e.1 that
goes In paint making.
Drop u. n card and nmk for
R(x)I( LET NO 11 1' if R 1•'
rh,.wtng elite of beautiful
i' etabllsheel 1f142 -
A. G. BAMSAY'S SONS
Iit)NTRRA L, Point Irak•re.
PflIU
TUBS
ansa N NO MOPS.
EDDY'S
NO JOINTS.
NO SEAMS,
NO LUAU.
INDURIThD FiBREWMIE
aro ~fly t1 1111s evils cry
Itoolurradro fee 4eats/M •••.
TRY TTIM.M.
>ti telt fil all 111tH Maas Malan"
Wil!
THE CAN1
Fought Until
Killed oI
LI EVEN HEROF
I'ouallia of the Dead an.; Wound
1 ar----',c'.en blithe Killed lie
1 ell in Charge of the (biggest
tion.ething About the land al
. the lest Canadian l:mptn
Ile I ell rlurtally Wounded,
l.oadou, April 4. -There %rev a, v.•
figlr,ing u11 dad' long on Mir, h
i, the ,u-ighborhoul of Ilart e Mee
jp the wuth,vertorn eatrem;t1
:ht• Transvaal, between pert of tic
Ktuht*nrr'r force aril the forcer
Gear. ()clarity nod Kemp, reumlt(r
la the repulse of the Boers aft
hoof losses on both skies
I I"• t atwdlaa Rides espet'lally 11
utu%ul.bed lbem•eltea. Our port
...u,u,;faded by Lleulcurut' 11 u
e .o lul urn, holdlug It. pest 1111 est
aha .,.1 kitten ur Wuuuded.
trent Kitchener's official • repo
dated from Pretorl:l yesterday eve
hog, rays
"demi. Kitchener (Lord kitcbene
btvdter) neat Cole. Yell Cooky
tout' 1 rlckud, (Voetera Tra rvaal,
Parch al, to recouuoitre town
t ,•
l, later, Tear e won ,d v
liar �u k t
Y
n ark of gums, :old carried uu h► ru
meg eget for (t.,h. tarter, luiluwi
We trait tbroagtr the bush, Em»r
fog u,i a plain, large Boer rchdurz
wets advanced agatnet their Ilan
forcing the Selina► troops to la
up a Uvfen.lhle po.ltlon, which tk
!Melly entreochud. Fighting t•u.0
et Close Quarters) until the Box
teen• repwlrtrd on rill soles.
"lue+arey. Kemp and other lead
vainly attempted to perrbade Ib
aeu t.i renew the action. Fitt
lunare,) tboera participated In
engagement, but they had suf(e
Lou b'•ailly and cleared away to
eorihwesl anti south. The hell
-Ewe* were also severe.
The ('an.,dlan Rifles eeprlally d
tingutrhe,l themselves, one pt
cuturo feted by Lieutenant Bruce C
ruttier, holding Its post till ev
tau war killed or woubdeu. Oth
of the forcer allowed great site
m.. nih.wtng the Hoerr to mita
nrttt., tau hundred )arts 01 th
and repelling them with a rte
rills Iwo."
Ottawa, April 0. -For the Past
Mntr !n Dat ever demos the newt►
the klelnlwnit's 1(Iver eugagem
sot cad the Canadians were In
truck ..f the fight, was received, th
have twee telegram. of Inquiry f
all; rte of Canada to the Militia
parti,tent. Yesterday was as bl
day .4 ,uapenee as Friday. The oe
paper correspondents were coast
ty on duty, foregoing their u
to serve the pubile. It was oot u
two ,010eit ttlie afternoon thin
pipit, tele meertage from I:overage
Hon*, apprised the waiting news
amen that a partied Iiiit of ear
'ors had been received, and moon
despiteh was on the wires to er
port of Canada.
Tiedny's Ilse of lolled and woun
reuntore 30, a total of 84 receiv
, we/luting Ryau, Mc
3ht and Loudon. aireaely
eh As the first official deep
sa, wimp* of 19
hat II to be received. To -d
10111-110kLaaL01;:fordtp.r.u,C. Owttm...Enl laded at Gue
sett of kin Cline. Vogr.ttli, A
ttiotig. B. C. Erillated at Re
agree, 21, ran,
buret. torn Sussex, Englattd. 14
lt.eaRl'Ort, Maple lane. Ootalidi
Caned. II, l'esie, Ill. Enlisted
E Jia4r% LA:471 'mit I if :2 :;117:inis‘b:ori.,;1% Por1:1:01:;:uri°11tat:pell°Q,IIPt0e".; tteafra
IttlfT05 M. 0. A., tInirmith.
betel at London.
P"literninit.lir.,C:e'llin:likPnPaCrnuainryr,ilo"n(11(3,
at flu, lph.
178, ma.iii.r. barn Orlilin., net
County ,
:4144"kib°4:1:4.,kinigestt.tali,4:::1.:;1‘1k't!.171i.T,'W-tr:.:oretil.leirirloPAI.naik.'!,:t.ttlei orfiriPrnET884.4porrilk)oftre°:tairwtki:::n.leY5:,
bA Ai‘; : .1 ,T1 : :. ,ri , ir we le vt a, tf eir .an d i r e to -1 1. 2E; i I ti vs at
ime:Antnyl.,,Itril.r:r8e, mobittlic:reorreepoleir:.
Lietf:thfrzei.e31:::15MItrius:Prirtnrelktuela:1,111;:wrElinni.17;:tenet.:171211g8t,„.1.1
211. eivil engineer, born Tor.
iittm°11PEtirt...*:;i1.rwhnorcfrla:Or"::::t.C8i,EFnprM.stiii.wemivlettattlet":1Pransitg'
illitwmillilibt'll., imil'1...ntect.! ifitihireirryM.artin Or
taislif,,i_.!.\..tei:e:rptr:hlr.f.Tri.rial,,rtil,:rv,Irn:nlin,nr.:,n14"1::.rotkl.twiri,nriiss:ria.n.ttnnerin:ini:ilit.mrtrorairc.la:r:•::hol.::::,(....17:::