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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-6-5, Page 611E,'"171-tiMir477 101:01A7V11:: IONS° MONrael,N Is tle. orStinal packet tea of (Smote, Joel nUl doubtless, be on the mierket when others ere forgotten. No tea poreerwe the requisite flavor of MONNOON. Reitrfittititt.+1141.1119tr....stnifstrit***4444 11 . THE EARL'S DAUGHTER j She knew that elle lout gone too far -touch further than MID wished or intended -and believed the prob- able consequence ot her 'gratuitous information wouki be an en- tire /reparation between herself anti tho Meirqulie de Isearrae; but, strungat to ion 7, tiotwithrtand- ing the Internet rile still professed to take In that gentleman and his proceedings, the prospect of never seeing him again did not give her nearly ma emelt utwarluese as the idea that Colonel Bainbridge woubi revert to what she feel told Ida nod reproach her with itleurely.11 she promleed infer to mpeak to Victor twain. It ought 1., mppesso his anger. "Hen LW, always no unrentronable," she thought to herselfis khe lay colloi up in 114T luxurious bed. With retiwr an anxious Mee preen - lug the lace-tranmed pillows. "me jealous, need 'exacting. and fusty; It la only necomery to mention the [DODO of another man to have them looking drawn doggers at you at onoe. Ar if at women could IM ex- peettNI never to speak to nny one but he! heelball 1. Stich nondense! Or Li, marry her first loVe-pnrtieu- larly when sheee-not Mel looking. Dees the man imagine eel' etne thinks me pretty ,but himself? Abieurd! And then to stare Just no 'though be were going to eat met Scottish manner'. I support.. And. after .4h11. what did I say that was do very atrocious?" ' But.. here a faithful memory. bring- ing two or three expressive truth.. back to Lady Ethers mind. +mused her to turn reetkeedy upon pil- low. while the lineally nensuition at her heart proceoled with, redoubled violence. Puree! what folly It was to think twice nout. the matter.; •alte-trart much Etter go to Weep again. and it would to.. all right by the even- ing. But ehe could not sleep; elle had bmn too thoroughly antral, and af- ter ineffectually lying with clored eyes for a longer time than was agreeable to her. Lady Ethel vacated her couch and rang for Louise to awed her in dressing. When We tleecendell to the room. It seemed very bare andWpty. breikfaat was laid upon the table, but had not been touched; and three unopened' lettere, addressed to her herebendoand which. in the an- guish ot his mpirit, he had overlooked, were placed beside Lee plate. Yet he did not appear. "You had !eater tell your Master that breakfart is ready," all Lady Ethel to the servant In waiting. Aell "The cololiel has gone out. my IndY." Was the reply. "He left. the houre about .a couple of hours ago." "Oh, very well!' in a querulou'., dircontented voice; "remove the cor- ers. thew." And the covers being removal, die- clored their respective (Hefted III pre- cisely the same- condition In which they r6 -covered them when the meal was coneliel e1, her latlyip atlriba- tang her want of appetite to the fatieue .he had undergoae the night 'fore. A weary afternoon upan t 1 a solitary drive round the park. wl ch mho accomplished niostly with O71 and /Arty Ethel rilliffli- ed t Curzon street in time fur an 8 o'c ck dinner. For de meal she waited rather more th a half an hour, before .he rang the .11 tu impairs, if anythilig lead yet n seen of Colonel Bain- bridge; bu the only itnewer receiveJ wa that he had not re- entered the use. "Where Is It sell 7" she demand- ed, sharply, luting to her hu. - band. valet. "Ile 1 gouo to he King'. Cross Station, my ladytit my trinetere portmanteau and at -box. 11, started rather better than an hour ago. I believe lie ex ted trimeet the colonel there." ''Very good,' replied h mistrals flushing, • nevertheless, iv h ditap• poIntment • "I shall not ilt any longer. LA the dinner be rved." %he dinner did not prove a licit • greater summer than the br net fuel beenand lifter lingering In he drawing -room till tweet,' mate* Lady Ethel betook herarlf In a highly excited and Indignant frame of mind. Mho had forgotten lwr fears of meeting Colonel Bain- bridge /gain by that time, and only felt greatly latureil isy • -the slight put upon her. "live idea of his starting for Scot- land iu that manner, without even telling her him Intentions, or tho train by which he meant to tea- . treeing. nwr--hr-ptyreeet-tgrnYrz• ance of his plane,. and making her a laughing irtoch of her own servants. He ought to be fureented of Itiremeir lie would have no further need to talk about geod or bad behavior, after the rodeeese with which he had treated her. Ilut that wave hot what mime of marrying a hoar. It was not likely that any one reared In an onte,f-the-way country hole like Cranshawe would know the meaning of the word 'politennime it Wan her own fault ; elle had brought It all on her own heal; Rho lead no one to thank but herself. She was the moat miserable, desolate, in- sulted woman in exisitenee!" And here Lady Ethel abed a towing .shower of hetmeaning team which she bewhed Away proudly, calling hermit a natural and an idiot to care two straws if the man went and hung lammelf or no. If In left her. and In peace, so math the better. Thank Heaven, elle war not entirely destitute of friends, and would manage to enjoy life as well without him ne with hiu3, perhaps hetter-wito luiew ? Vive la baga- telle! And Hu, when the next day and the day eueeeeding, and the day after that came and went, without bringiug her a letter from her hue - hand -not one line of entreaty, re- proach, or explanation -Lady Ether• espied,' rove, apparently, to the very !lightest pitch. Wherever she could go alone, , she rhowed herself In public, laughing, talking, and flirting, just ad tbe fancy took her, and but too often, to the disgurt 1.4 Ludy tlevedon, with the Marquis .50 Looarraa In her train. 'Pie other portion of the fnahlon- able world shook tbolr hustle, and be- gan to Ana Dhell other where was Oolonel Bainbririge; but Lady Ethel ligtattytilepeed of all inquiries by the announcement uf bor father -In-law's 1.111011114, esti her determlnatla to take as little miwe out of the emotion before i&e retried into orapl and bombesise. The Countess of t levedon appeared to regard the matter in a far wore ortedomi light; end it was etlifying to hoar the prudent cautious eke thought fit to adailuirtee to ber volatile step -daughter tit this Junc- ture. and the sudden and deep Inter - ‚.1 Ste evino...1 for the feelings a Colonel Bainbridge. ''l really do thinkmy dear Ethel," ahr 'shy In her must maternal man - lief. "that tfll 60-)tild keep tit home .1n. -Ing tide melancleity period of Olt - certainty respecting 01.1 Mr. Bain- J;ielge's been& Why, he may be ly- g deed at this very moment , eine just ammeter what your dear hue- hund's feorlogo would be were he to retire Mese to -night with the snournfel tiding" and find yeu danc- ing at 'Lady Tauntodea trill. It doee not look ivell-in.leed it +lora not." "I do ntie eare One straw about looks, tiertrede ; you are so over - prudent that 'you wee there things to too serious a itgIt. Please to re- member that I am a married wo- 101111. ft1141 etippotest to lo competent to judge. for inyrelf. And as for me father-in-law being dead, li• le much more likely eating a hearty- dinner. only htea so selfish he won't let Colonel Bainbridge return to. Lon- don." Though at thie moment, as I have related. 01,1 Mr. lialebrkige was ac- tually gone ; and in the face of the anneuncement of hie 00( 1» death, which appeared it .he Time« which appeared In the Time.. _able Wager to deny tla.trutli. Wan compelled, In decenay:to remain in- door., until suitable mourning land been provided for her. But Mill she received no intimation that her timbale] thought of, or re- gretted the mirunderetantling that had Arleen between them ; and In epite of her affected gayety, her heart wee ditille becoming heavier be- neath the Influenee of a euppreesed lousing to we him again, and a growing fear that ter conduct might produce more serious conse- quences than she lad anticipated. . It Was/ but a law dayill after her reappearance to society, that, as site was reclining. a mart faeltionable Maim of bugles and black crape, up- on "the etwhione of her open car- riage, the block which usually taker place In the row -every afternoon dlirlag the resion brought her W a Mead Still alongside of Lady Cleve - don. "Well, my dear ; rev, you have got your husband back again. I congratu- ate pm!" exclaimed that lady, who, with the baby earl, got up in a man - ter regardleas of suspenow, by ber 1.1e. and tirme than a suspicion of rouge on her cheeks, was attract- ing. na Mae desired, universal atten- tion. Lady Ethers blart gave a rapid enund, but no ono would leave gnom- el it from her manner. "Where did you rem him t" she de- manded, me though ate had just part- ed from 111m herwelf. "Down by the florets Guards, about 'la hoc? ISM 1 Ste110141 the earring'. Co speak to him. Yeti find him a little Altered, do you not ? 1 thought him !mains remurkably dark aid thin. FOIL 111010Old h ive perruaded him to drive With you. TS, air would du Abe gooa." "Colonel Bainbridge. d tegin't like the row." murmured Lady Ethel, eva- sively. 'Few men do -married men, thnt is to Ray. I wormier when wo Ebel! be 0 to moo,. Have you kern ietor t lay 7' wittz a searching glance. 'r freaked in for bad in hour after been fast." "Ah very amiable and friendly, but no always HO bate. He'll have to glee ne mo of those free -and -way little ha 14., iny dear, now treat IMP"' TrIBEIttle nate returned. Well, !wire e are actually making progreor at net. Good-bye. 1 when took In epon in the course of a tiny or two;" and the next mo- mciit, to Lady there infinite re- lief, tbe carving were seperattel. lie heml comn then -was In 1411141On, moat likely CtrrtOtt street, at that very time; 041 Oink With Impatience to meet again n.nd have an explanation r arding her conduct nnti bla own* not noon as Oho watt entlef Ind that leo epmother wee no longer witness to Itor pro- eee.iinge, Lady Ethel pultel the cheek -raring, rind gore the 0 ,r to tee driven home at once. Arrived nt Curton atereet, she ad lenrdly thmeended the Awes of carriage before alw put the east inquiry, Any one called 7- Oa the pour, ant wile reeelved he,. and an nnewor in the negative mode her merits mink tO sero. efte was trylag her too far," sh• Mild tedlgematly to Worsen, as with- out wattles for the aerelstance of Louisa Mee toes off basset and mantle. sal oast them impetuous- ly upon the bed. "it wife ail very well fur a man to Mom be heti sone' prkle, Ow knew that she weep or - teemed rather proud beareeU; but whets It Caine.pulling a glove off learide oat, mad flinging it to the uthvir ead of the room, "when it came to treating her with utter imatempt-walking about the Mace openly, sae ',peaking to her friend."' before lie had •veu ad•lead her of hie return,'' here flew the swum! glove after it• fellow, •• she would let him knew pretty plainly that 'Me war not spying to stand ewe, behavior." And fitting down upon tho dtrength of it, Lady Ethel fanned her heated face, while she Imputlently tapped the carpet with foot. But, notwithstanding her Ire, Mir look core to make a moot becoming wile( for that day • dinner, and to issue an immediate ounamane :that one vale at home" to no one for the efternoon or evening. Could Colonel Bainbridge have read ker wilful spirit and appeared to 'Ake advantage of it, he might have wiled his happineres from that hour; but there weus no angel near to pree- Ape his good fortune to him. The inly azure' that sat bruoding on hie ieart that night was the propbet of sorrowamounting to despair. When the dinner had been served owl cleared away again. Lady Ethel, excitement vanIshed with it. Amish* !ny on a sofa in her drawing-roons, altening with strnItiesi ears to every cab -wheel that rattled in the street, to every footfall that rounded on :he pavement, and trying to cheat herself out of the knowleeige that Ones was passing rapkily away and lie had not yet crone hocne. At length, it was nearly ten e*elock. and ae- bust postman com- menced to give hes double knocks all ip the street. As he stopped at their door, Lady Ethel thought lit- tle of it. for her corrompoetieace was, Ike that of issoet ladies. voluminuur , out whoa the esevaat, Deb:ming up the tea -trey, hantied ber a letter her burnooses writing, all her tie- tneaeor changed. He wait not com- ing, then -be passed a night in town, and not at hie own house --he chose tu write, lostead of speaking to her -wen," with • heaving brew& and something that felt very tereoen- fortable Met at the tem of her throat, "we shall pew Colonel Bain- bridge which loses the moat by that precutding. No, I don't want any tea you can take it away," she ex- claimed, with mach uncalled-for en- ergy, to the servant la waiting, that he beat a hearty retreat, again, 'fed PhD Math left 111100• with her unwel- come messenger. The door had acarcely closed before she had torn +van and devoured it. CHAPTER XL. But as she didso, etandiug trem- blingly beneath the gasliget. ber eheek paled and paled, mail It was as white as the flowing robed sale wore. " How am I to soldreas roe T- (so .ho letter ran) altcr the bitter rutile, with whelle you have aetuaint- el me 7 Yoe know by tide time thee iny father is dead . that timelier to jou, he died without the emell con - (Illation of seeing me agate -but fo.• which now I feel almost thankful. It wouki have been too hard, twe- e:tea, for me to stand face to face with hem and death, and to oonceol 'Mao all the world must won gnome --that you have deetroyed my hap- ,entves. " I have no intention .+4 reproach - mg; you. 1 &scribe the error to your ertdicial rearing, an 1 the Utile rano- ity with which, In these days, sear- ing. is Inverted, more than to your - elf , but you must forgive me it, under .110 circumstances, I find it import& Ole to live with you again. Could you Mire loved me, if only with a fiends .,ffeetkin, I would have leisured to procure your happenese to my lifeee ent1 bat my spirit rebels against being further subjected to the avowal of your mourn. I have thought it better, therefore, both for yourself and we, that we ehould not meet 'gain, and with Hutt intention have used(' arraneemente for J.lang a bat - tory of artillery 111 'start to -morrow, and. If for- tunate, roay never return to provoke unfavorable ixenpareions in your mired Again. But do not imagine I lint., forgotten what I owe to you, or neglected to make arrange- ments for your comfort la nay abeence. There le no rival in no thought. of you. nor will there ever be.' "Crenshaw. is ours, as you will Mir Luise, and If at any time you have a fancy 1.0 wend a few weeks there, you have but to write to the eteward. end give orders that It is prepared for your reception; but as a resi- dence, you will prefer the house in Curson 'tenet ; and the management of your income, which will be the omv al it is now, I have placed le the bands of my eolieltore, who have advices from me to give you all the assietanee In their power. "If. In my burry and the confused teat° of my mind, I have overlooked anything which If necessary to your wea.being. you need but apply to them gentlemen In order to procure It. "I met your rdeptnother to -day, and ..rpoko to her » met fearful of the gogetp that IS certain to ravine from eny endden departure. I have writ- ten, for your *eke, to tell her Hint I an unexpectedly ordered back to service In India, and, not having yet made up my mind to realge the army, wo love decided on a brief 'opera lion. Whether to carry out or deny my prom fratel. I leave to yourself. had not the eourage to conferee the iruth. Anti now I mute close thiefor darn not treat myself to apeak to you ot What I here lost in losing the emoletion that yon loved Inc. You married me (I heel It from your own lime for your convenience;aol my fatal money was the means of brimging ttnen this fatal e.uree uPue 'Well, then, take my money. I shall never bear the sight or touch of it again; end thank me for re- moving myself out of your preeeneel Ilow••er unwillingly, I could never prove anything but a shame and a reproach to you. "Thomas Bainbridge." (To be continued.) 3 IIs *aurae. giannani I Pear Fenee, mate of "Page" wire which la twlee am arrest ea eoeone otos The rontinnotte e011, pate wavy appearehooke lowe for expiration and OM ,,,....tin, whf.thiSlitepoetari owing to tkinwhen elevate Our Upright orlem are in COM pia.. WW1 bey. otron gth . wf •tontit ROI prande ltneollts cf_pleetre aplicest •t teach hcrierattal. gas ...cliff beer a ptromirth r,fonly Monet wormed.% We jibe) Irate epee, ornamental femme, ,:joroultry setting, male end a spice. , he Prase Hire ream Ga. Luamnijunkerce le, Ont....11 A DOt'BTFUI, COMPLIMENT A pnrIbonentnry en leible 1 e for n tioutch constituency 1411111e nen.= n crofter, who seam .1 to he11.3 islt't with both revalidates Inv nee imp tetelklie to me, Ir,M roll the man te hie noilielte repro.- nentntlre In Parlinment, "not n lit re nee. The kind .4 man N 11111 Wer. Le t rkihtelisen towel thnt rnn risers n rnp for men ,e• Mose 1" (petrel. ea the came nt,pesered to Itt,the candidate perrieted in IS - pRoliMIng him viewa, Heel mon tine f•or.I.N! In Infer...ding the 'teeming IrreennOlinlyto Indeed. the crofter wan rin ekgrted liven r lit the earnret - ?team nal ni heal/tem Of the tote - seeker, thn Klee Mg with rani litter - Hon, end an 15 to !mike nmen.im fer flreit reek a remnrke, wised tht eandetnteea and end extent:not "Blr, ma rote yours l'o're tt,e very man for lie! Results from common soaps: eczema, coarse hands, ragged clothes, shrunken flannels. NLIGHT ItiLDLICH. LIPL.1143/1t Aak lee Um ossassa $iar •31 Kiely to nettle. A famous lawyer orme luull a alti• gular more to settle. A phyeletae Mae lof Id. tis great tlbotress. Two abe tent, thaw In tbe sante house, bad baiter of equal age, who so resem- bled ouch other that their own 'nuttier. were ensile', to W40314;0,1" them when they were together. Now, It haply:net that by the hare- lewenees of the nurses the children Sul become mixed, and how were the mothersi to melte sure that they received beak their own infants? "But perliapm,- said the lawyer, 'the chiklrea weren't changed at all •• "Oh, but there's no doubt they were clumsier" wild the physician. "Are you wire of it 7" "Perfectly." if thate the case, why dotet rem change them beck 'again '1 don't see any difficulty in the ease.' OIL A. W. CHASE'S 0 g„. CATARRH CURE ... &Wu. is sent direct to tar &abseil P" s Itib.tkte improved flame. Hems elm. ewers obe ops passages, soup, drool -pito dir throat and pe. on.. cores Catarrh and litty rarer Laer tree: All Jesters or IN. A W Chaos Dedham Co.. Toros, god BMWs Snap Snots. 1 man never smile.' when he gallows Me teeth to a dem ii*f • thmuo people axe long on mock tnod -ety and shy on the real thing No wonder ti fi- re el put uut when kcal see the water druuk and the Igo reele --- A man who say. he enjoys a church euelel may nut be a Ilar, but lie Di IlOt shot o a0taple10,11. - -- Whitt • brilliant world title wouil If :,meo could truly ttequire brainy WI ..41.11kY as. thy can umbrellas. always mouls mietreated film you a man tell+ you some Ivo- toee a are‘inkerierat 0) hear the Ivo maze.. • m of the story. istkpa tb• 1 laugh and W�rka On the Cold. Latathe Brum. iu our day. Nie eu sae Irian nulls ol isteceerol An Irish eternal, by way of revenge. no doubt, publuslaw Nome excellent Eng:Holt bulle. It begins with the Perk orestur, whoin the in d - die or a tIr.itio upon lantilueld and capitalist 1. inithlenly electrIfiesi 11 mentors. by ex, I inulag : elf those awe were loaded 111.1.1i1 an oulohablted Island they wesuida't be there holt an 1 hour before they would have their halide he the pockets' of the nuked swages." A second oae la quoted. almost a.good . '111 along this un - trodden paths of the future we can see the hidden footprint's of au un - Seen Mild." A third Id said to be a preacher's pororatien We moose the ehadow . the bubble bursts , It 'eaten the artier In our hands,- A feurth might be added to the ; it eau a brilliant exordium un thee part of tue Enelleh politiclau • lie ',Mail mere rest until we see the Britiet Ion walking Mind le hand with the flood -metes of densocrary." _ Memory LinimentBeliev- es Neur- algia. Mos Like Good -Tempered Women. There are many different idear regarding what special vIrtues lei women aro liked by men. One ub server say, Heat, first of all, one intuit uuderestand that what they like aro not alwuye the rame thaw. A men le often attracted by a be- witching senile, but a good•tempered wone 1 tho Patti had tho greateet hold 011 him and wind his respect. It IN a reedlike to think that in there day• ineni prefer brainleree oily women. On the oontrary, they lake thou(' who have boglyt, quick brales, w no take an do:treat ite Menge around them and can talk irensibly on out:ejects which they themselves are intertorted, though the women possess superior it...eviedge on any clue topic they will do well to keep that factrian bit e kg .t1 fkl anti play the pert intereetel lotenere. - Detroit Need Tribune. His Owe Pre• Will. Dear Sire -1 cannot speak too artronely of the excellence of MIN - 1 RUA LINIMI:NT. It is THE rem- edy In my hourehobi for Moue ' eprains. ete . and we woald nut be eitieuel it It: le truly a wonder - fat metileine. JOHN 4. MACDONALD, Publieher, eruprior Chronicle. Wky 114 1)141.1 Get der. Proapeetive Father -in -law -Da you user granble or smoke, sir 7 ulalueTahlete omre•eold Proemective See -in -law -No, air. Nu pay. Pelee k5 mgt. proopere lee' Eatiter-in-hsw -De yuu . ever (Oink, air? Prospective in -in-law (absent - IT WASN'T ECESS title naletletne)- Well, I dou't are if I du, 'What aro you it rig. I. roadie -nnuere get, keel he. painfully ormart Inoye %Meta Irrawtai pictures' ...11 my elate." I "We t Itt.. t I TO A t'OLIF IN ONE DAY sent 7' Take latatire Brian° Quinine lableta. All arugglet• refund the intoutt II it fella to CUPP A kreornottivo.' E. W. Orestes elgtiefurelloU etiai but. 25e. -But why don't yeu draw the. refry?' Nesuside rstood. -Waly er-tita, buteminotl,e drao et the :tare' Mot. Innecent-What did you rinJoa mea about the Miens trip, dear? ' Mr. 'upswept -I got must excited Neve York Centrist end Hodsoil ahem, 1 wad reeling in, ray love. Stolirriod. lunneent-tburstlug into tears, The 'above name Is u household -Ani lo -to -th'lleink you promo' •cl word and the superior excellence of me 7'744wouldet drluk 111 drop! - 1?. road 'Mouldb. stifficient td at' r1eni 1 ,1r tract most people. but tiow that the octors and people agree that &NAV a Emu l - Mon of ood-liVer Oil is the hest thing Li take for "don't feel well and don't know why," eapeeitlly babies -they like it -torn and women don't mind it, but 'ouleiee itettally enjoy it. Mao roe yam moome 555 wor sr. mum • =On s, As *boles Ilterereee to. One Evening at dinner Ida wear lobed al We wouhl leave rum° isqunde Site ausweriet, "No," "Nu what ?" askol ler father. No &quash." et elle teed Itiu. Little Chronicle. )1ieurer@ Liniment Cures Burnt., eta. •••••••• eat* • • •• •••• •••••• :Z ! ANDREW CARNEGIE : • AT CLOSE RANGE. : • •411.0.414.4111 Nee. •-• ••••••••••••• A intle, anteing, white-heired men, true/affected in wanner, with oothine wtestroer lespolus In hie Moreno, wet Meat whet le seentooney railed & "prerenee," (W, 10 expresAve seine, a "fnuot--a man wi dimlnutl•e that lto was oeinapicucour lu coMrart with teve other meet turd the women oar- rouredlog lem-we'• etrorling about, In the new Mbaratory of engineer- ing of the leitevene Inetitute of Tttelk- atibugy in Huboken, N. J.» examining wino very novel decuratkins Haut had been omertred lie ids layntsr. Thee sneel, useeteruminig wan ecu Andrew Carnegie, WII, Ott earrer Itar beets mee of the mutt et raking in the ceirtur) , the OrmisAfki ens tho for- esee trairefer oi tee building from Mr. Carnegie, why built it, to the college, wietit lie lieee endowed And wo thatt Mr. Carnes,' le eff stamen for lir Neottleh cumin+, aneouneing tile distribution uf 'mother million fee the cause of taluentlion, tide me oselou iss recalled, becau•se ma that evening Mr. Carnegie WIRY "himsleH"; he wus thoroughly, relaxed, talking and acting in an entirely informal way. He did uitt won to feel that the war on parade,- anti HIM fuenielied eau opportuelty tu obaerve the "note - ter of irtter"in 'surroundings that were s4 the personal and intimate. The very fine inemeseent wtileli unavoid- able rem • at ,eate to ms wind %lie Mat the elPre matter of phy sique, of iwreakinl appearance, hax very little it, do with it man'• gettinee ahead lit the world. There rtooti the Andrew Cornegie, WIlll during bast rear gave fifty tail - tem dullard to .ctineaution and who mill reenaine 0.13, of the worixe 14 tv,itillert men, a MID. WPM, haw p..dire to the very (mat in lite %nit in nip. In hie appearance wee meth - log to gumtree that by the laPre force tef I,I• plevesical peraonelity he I%TAM SWPOlt trildirUCtIttlt• before hon te. the teentrury. It war apparent that tlwre newt be other attributed ix; the tutu that have reenited iii hie riee-attributee that did hot ap- pear um tlae vurface. Tee emotion, of ooeiree, did lei cal for the eshibi- tesa of any of the sterner, etrunger qualities. There was northing to do there but return the advents,* el iiie friend.. in the sipirit of' politeness in which they were wide. But he wouel roe amatl, an Heath, anti needeeil. that you looked in vain In tat eteeluct at that time for some cif tire forceful personal trait* which he powwows -traits wtalch .he has exercisei to thruet leased ahead ut thorn.. wbo were tit ttie rase. with MM. -Hurry Beardsley In Leslie's Weekly. rate is the same to New York and Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff. points mat all bsb Diner linen _ further reconsenendation should be, Is the best. , Poor Jones la growing worse and Areardiag to 'loran's. nought. Everybody will tell you it worst. with his epilepsy. Ile cannot I the much longer. • Her I ' You are mistaken. 8^ Will tmtllre Archbishop Ryan recently visited a us. The 'survival of the fittest; you stneli parish in the netting dlietriet of 'mono% eehuylkili county for the purpose of selministeriag the sacrament 01 eon- monkey Brand soap nom copper um lineation. in examineug a clans he mold tin' like silver, crockery like math* tubed one pour. nervous, frightened e---, little girl what matrimony was, and lied windows like crystal • ,atiowerod that it was & state .4 terrible torment which those who Orlde and hustle. enter it are compelled to undergo for ' a time le prepare them for a ',righter An odd parasol Ix of white satin, and better world." perfectly plain, except tor a gar - 'No, no,' remonstrated th• paetor, land of violets which encirelee the edge. "that Isn't matrimony ; that's the de- finition of purgatory." The neweet genie is not ping pang. 'Leave leer alone," said the Arcle It le a second cousin to ithowever. wawa, won &twinesin toe *y. andbeares the euphonious name of "ranotre eshe's right. 'What do yeu oe "chuck -chuck." I know about It ?"-Boston Sueday There SI now In Berlin a Public Journal. Gate that keepa twelve ping song tables» and many famine.. go in for A Lenearter bachelor, out of pa. this game after dinner for an even. tienee With the flies which invaded 161g. Iha roorii;\ got two moots of ',tacky Quantities of f Marcie are need ms fly paper *hirehe placed 03 etutird., bertjuts, Chatelaine* and 'Trap, for near aewineow. Returning late that evening wear, and ROMP of the ,laint- peening he fos-gut the sticky Muff left deevell are comPused eritirolY 01 and sat down In one ot the chairschains of flowers. He soon got up_\and proceeded to Litton de mole, embroidered plume - pick the paper oflJllu Ironton,. As the loulaine. crystalline. orion satin it was hard to Est ti he took the sue pride are need most for the fay - pants off, and while ive,tntng them unconeciousty sat down in the other proritrif:Genitip:.owritahpplaciliieneyeoakens,i pbnarebtroellie4R chair and then flood up and medi- totted. eyries of floweret The -ttemcPP Holt China or tuesore silks, pat - change would point the tin°)ratanthraxt teener! with quaint garland"' and It better ta use Wilson'', F'ly Pads ;owereprays of roe.. pantiles anti other l (poiso)) elenn. mare rind ore. One 10 ' and flowered merlins and taffeta's, are quite the prettiest thing Dant package will kill more fliers than 300 sheets of siteky fly have had for A long thue.-N. Y. trinnereial Ad-ertiser. •lhe Hello tart. News Notes -The day of the girl- lerm telephone le mit far Allot/Int. The hello girl. In some of the Isogon et.11- ' Intl ()Meru have been replaced by an 1 Automatic ayetem which +hos the 'Work formerly 'Performed by them, promptly and perfectly, and without ,"talking hack.' A girlies. telephh, one! Osay, Bello! Hello How's ties/ A.ail Gala be-teot we imitot -*eine At last, alas! to this 7 • A Vane Wit hout a "hello girl' I Would be a poor affair, E'en though 'Me redrew tea at Howe Until we (almost) swear ! Desplt• her faults we love to list Unto !ter weft "hello. - Then pity trikc, ye mete ttf As,'rtthie final blow ! Ikyn't rob up of the one bright lily Amid life'. telephonic whirl - Teo+. anything flow you WM, /pare, Oh, vans the "hello girl !" -Will 8 Oldley. but Tie), .41 1,5 that olefiltelbe • lotrio palne that ...PM 14, nond nem.. 5n.11 paralyse 11111111PIPS Lome neither tinteartrettor Age Pet ton 11... 1. & 1... MPI111101 Pewee., and Ita »t4ngpower will aottk Melo tart, y on. A II drneglat• Ft•gnest for b tpliclf Inforemolinr., "Aro you thinking ooly fr1 the pre 'rent 7" nakel t lir sterione mem. 'Or are you doing %Our duty anti try leg to leave mewl hint for those pito M.1.11}0 eft•r you 7' "Thoen who mine lifter me?" re pealed the man of g .11.11q, penei'vely Dn )evi refer to /mot erlt y Or atil aradlltore 7--Wnweirectrm ['oat. $100 REWARD, $100. be readers of 115 paper will Mt pleased to imitterrenittemat osedroodwidloram that relents low hese *Mr to ,1. • tuares mut that le Catarrh. H Calorie cure is Me only porettrie ems Maw kerma te the medical fraternity. Catarrh, bring • ron • tIttational 41Ipease, roquire ot ronetItutionet trentsnest. Hall. ID arrh ('.0. 1. taken In- ternally, acting directly upe• the blood SAM MUCOUS avirterre of the syetem, thereby Mom troyIng the fountl•tion ttl the therm..., and gl,Ing the Regent strength by bundles up T1111 efiffirfltiftlaft AMY Mariner n t u re in dein' ha work. Tim proprietors toothy*. ranch faith In Itro euratIre promm thnt they offer One Hundred Dollare for Any ease that It Mlle to more. Mewl hwitrt reetrirmetnte. Address F. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, pratild toy druggiate. 7 trte . DRIFTING DROLLERY. "he Van Beene ars ardent yachts- maa t" eene.‘ HP 111/ lilvanym wl Ing tot/rink tenets te both aline." -Brooklyn lefe. Minard's Liniment for ode every - A LiUDABLE LAW Apropos 41 a recent meet in South •frles, the Lon.her Mono remark.. Ono womill like to see t.he haw aratnet imeweelist male fowls "of a erewable in Cnpe Colony ap piirs1 to Londe% nee extended to heritable (Inge minnweable cats. IThe Usenet of a lane. dom. sot hurt more then the Ithal.MIIIM1 palms followlas t 4. 51. toe ot la prt•per 1.1 Quirk relled row...with Itte Use of Poppy Varle* Poinkiller Meats Ikeep it in the Monne Prrplexine. "Be mine!" implored the Duke. '"I oem not an below 1' they °Hug girl replieti. eetedeongly. -N., no, no! It•les for love L'would inarry,!" pretreated hid Orace. "Bet 1 am not an actreme!" ex elainsed Genevieve, her perplegly deepening. -Town Topic& Dr. Carson's Tonic Stomach and Constipation Bitters frotn the formula of an Podium astsrflan phyaleInti, who hats WW1 tee preserlptIon In Ida pi...cll.-to 1., sunny yr•ra *Ith most satlefactery result. A Purely Vegetable, Tank and blood Purifier. Price go cents per Bottle. 1 •iinlly pot ra.3* 3.0prefitre- tine oi your torsi druggist, but If you cannot obtain It tot your neighbor- hood, ere *III tictol osie or more bot- tles, on receipt er rio aoe per bot- tle, rIttlitlitl. preloOri Pamphlet YHT.Foft application. Ttla CARSON AILDIGIIIE. 60/11PftRY TOBORTO PET ROTEX iS.SUE NO. 23. 1902 Ilea Maslow • guanine Iry should shears be used for Children euthing. .0011,.. Oa child, softens t aurae triad oleic mei le Um 1.1 remedy for oi rialrelth.11.012,4 TULLE rt.?"' in! smiles Wens host on twu wat:x."1 &crew in all, 16 uf la. 4 lu freak mostly poembea Will la mid la ono moni divided iele IMAM 16 LoAstr. pur shamus. 'Ibis le • deal in Addeo" Jonathan °anteater. P. sek <starts CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY JoUN 1.10.1.11, Peatneest Tee report for 1401 'Monett renterkebis istronowe over 1000, (5the following New bueleasie lurreneed by .. 0 67,s Income Increment by nio,8 IL Total teetotal liareatmel by oteor, Armen, inereomed by 43 to:tto 1111Suresce lu luny luereared by 1,8119, i.;,t i•ontinentel Lite Pontine are utteserllr,d fur tatuphelty mei IllwrsiI$y. Ageuta vomited. ti Ell. D. Wtioint, CHAS. M. Et 1.11.Ek, (femoral teenager Secretary, PUL - le Tlit ONLY ABSOLUTE unounim tom •nd All throat mad lung troubles. One dose gees relief. One bottle oflea cures. A FHA Marti BOTTlito every reeder of this peper. Pt.i.-110 is for sale by all druggists at .00 SrpLoge bettle- is cents for small reee, or it may be 0151SI direct frees THE PUL -MO C�,TQRONTO, O. Wilson's Fly Pads will kill all the flies In a room In a few hours. Avoid Imitations. The Flow of Milk will be increased. Irby ac to all the trouble Of keeping Mere and get ou:y about belt the milk theysheuldmo duet. Dick's Blood Purifier strengthens the digestion tied invi- gorates the whole system so that the nutrineeet (5 511 drawers:writhe food. It takes just the amme ble to care for • cow when she gives three spurts as wheu she gives a peel. Dick's Blood Purifier will pay back its cost with ud Interest in a few weeks. 50 cents a package. Leming, Mlles a Co., Agents, PlerflitEAL Write for nook on Itortwo, and Sallie free NO DIRTY HANDS. Ilene your silver. ware, gold broom, et, telth ELEGTRIC rousni NO FIBRE No INI1W11.9. 11X11111h to ow% Pont betel 1.111.- 1411ff 1.1t1 t be ell eloth. Mt. Imagle. PH.. 25e at drugstore or by M1111 from I101,1,411C11 00501koPistitertueo Ont. TI.1•14roonspiee frow---jitude A preparation ma& from erucli• BEAUMONT TEXAS OIL, lirsatest sneak/al dlecovery of rerent yearn. A sure mud sproetly cure for 13 throat, bronchial mid hing 4thoonnes, roe. oniniption le Ite earlier Mows, rind thorny, - tea.. Large bottle prepaid to any Addis% on receipt 44 one doller Athfrene BEAUMONT MEPICAL COMPANY, Sot 509, Inentinitan, Telma, 1.11.A. PAINT IT WELL HAMILTON- TORONTO - MONTREAL LINE... Wormers lest•e Hamilton I 1, m antl Toronto 7.30 p. in. Tunelloo and Friday. thereto; May, and or, and after June nrd Tuesday...1111Y.. days and Saturday". Hamilton to Montreal Toronto to Montreal Meals and berths included. The above cheap rates to WA' real are in effect for Ilny only. Only line runniag repent Write for It. & 0. Hotel 130011 of I.ower 161. Lnwrenee and folder's U. Foster Chriffee, Wtmlomo Tsumnyer Agent, 1 King ntreet Keel, Toronto. Out. It coot, else as much to tint ort poor point an It does pure paint It poet., more, beeatene It la harder to murk. Buy good paint, but eoret pre, any mire then you re•ed to pay. Buy TS aid 3041 got the oldest n lel two - &mown Pathan In ferneries. brosight to perfection with 00 years' P‘pt.1- lenee In the beet materials thnt go !Make the beat Paint. Peery to work, thimble, fair priee for best goodie Windy mane Dom n Nita anti not for 1100KLET NO FREE, showlne how Rome homes are painted. F.stablished 1842 A. RAMSAY & SON E. B. EDDY'S " KELPION Pr 'a 'manila IONS. SuOVUOSt. Soolnerwilby Met 1.gM.b noodles!) Is. Sowloollood to Mellish soldier* (0 1..) areions, roe ell Thews* sad alrod Trookiot, Itheopio, lib .01d Soros, Visors. Isolims, Stria 01 , Istrousta, Plaseles, Stiff 4..,,,ow Shnooti•en. Liwoo•ao, Sp.sioa, Ileelsoa Piles, Cute, Sere Feet, Pleurisy Sold by 0o.flhsis le T., 1t ormit. I.