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GIPSY'S MARRIAGE
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"1 mewl be elft," iiir Maurice sate,
gathering up hiss rrina. "ter 1 shall
mars my train," and, saying "Good -
by," he drives away to the station,
as hounds, horsemen and ,*11 moved
Noway away to begin the day's sport.
But to.ley Mies Blake doen not
tare whether they "find" or not, and
cis gems home early to prepare for
Misr 'hat to Drumancen ('artle.
"Ob. do stay till they draw Bally -
beg Wood! Jim aaye they are gong
there next, and It is on the way
home. plead. Gladys, wl»tfully, for
Captain Lefroy Is ('cry attentive to
lids fair • lady to -day. and Ulctdys it
bt ek heaven of delight. "I'm sure you
aren't .tired vet, )lora.'
"Yes. I am' and IL's • horrid, stu-
pid day, and I have to get niy
things packed to go to Urutualteen
Pestle this evening, BO there Is no
nee In staying. They will be hours
ilrawing the plane; and It Is so told.
Come
Poor Gladys, her heart longing for
a rapid flight tierce's country, follow-
ing Captain Lefroy's lead. tura. her
horse's head slowly and reluctantly;
for It Is so early In the day. and
there Is sure to be a fox here. Among�
the gorse they can sec the hounds
and the red coati dotted Here and
there.
"Listen! They have found!' cried
Gladys, Rooklag back wistfully. 'Oh.
Flora, wait a minute! Yee -tout,
toot, toot, goes the horn!
(:one away, gone away! Look,
look -the fox r shrieks hlnlg•e. " I
see him, Flora. Flora!"
Theo, as the hounds In full cry
bust out of the corert and stream
away' across the open, and there is
A rich to be first awl foremosj in
the field, Gladys. In wild excitement,
tries, but in, a very half-hearted man-
ner, to keep her horse from following
the crown.
Captain ',erre), comes galloping by.
"Come on, Gladys!" he ',lieut..
"Follow me!" And ,Ake Ls off, with
that maga "Follow me!" In her ears.
.tel Flora, with it frown on her
fere. watcher her .lster'e Tight form
living over the fields, sees her follow
1.efeby, over a big bank; and
then she rides slowly home by her-
self.
If Sir Maurice had been out, she
would have gone with the brat of
them, for all the country knows that
Mee Blake can ride; but to -day she
aba_bas no spirit, no heart for It.
CH&PT= 11:
Late in the afternoon the brougham
from Havers rolls under the archway
of Ihumaneen Castle. The tower
stands out dark and gray against
the pale winter sky ; but In the rows
of small, ivy -bordered windows lights
torr gleaming and glowing pleasantly.
Mho Blake, in a long velvet coat,
richly trimmed with fur, Jump' out of
theifarrlage as the door of the cas-
tle Is opened w' IP, and the warm
IIght front within ',bines forth in n
bright welcome.
"Her lndyrlep i' In the droning -
room, mise," the did servitor &aye,
blandly, with deep respect, um be-
hooves
o-hooves him toward the lady who In
all probability will be his ndetres»
one (day.
Lady Dermot, buried fn tlhe co"Irat
of cosy armchairs, rices no Mies Wake
1' announced, and the ladles kiss each
other affectionately.
"Dear chiht, it waw so good of you
tit- come !" Lady Dermot mutrmurs.
"Maurice made me mend for )ou. He
anew how you would charm away the
loneliness.
Which sweet little invitation brings
a ware Dolor to Miss Blake's lace.
"1 was very glad to coupe," she
afluwere, softly. "Maurice wet me
at the meet, and gave me your
note, and 1 returned (come early so
that 1 could drive over before it
wee ratite dark."
"licit wag very goo:1 of you. dear.
And now mil down In that eh/W-
iwi will be In dtreetly-and 1.11 me
all shoot everything and everyMrl)
-who was out to-dny, anti all about
it" ; n n1 Lady Dermot euro up 1 ho
fire Mill Muffles about, an much ne
n dignified pertain Ilke Iter can de
sew In a pretty, dlgntfie(1 way. and
Tooke nt the firelight flashing on
Mims Blake'n fair, high-brehl face.
NUN Blake, with her fifteen thou.
wand pounds and her gno.1 looks enol
her gond manners, will mike a very
Mee wife for Maurice by and by,
mentally decades Ludy Dermot.
She 1e talking away now In her
eater. placid manner, telling Lady
Dermot all about the day's /port,
end looking quite at home In the
'soft, sleep armchair, with her vel
vete t--' her furs, and her soft
Nee lase. that .miehow never tell
Ogle a whit of their owner'a thoughts,
looking Into Ludy Dermot's face
*Till that faraway kook that. wool!•
defied the Grinh»hew friction so this
warning.
"And you know, Lady Dermot, 1
think It le such a pity for Oladys
to be Peen so notch with Captain
Lefroy; every one Is talking." TOO'
is }'horn's revenge for Gladys' deser-
tion of her this afternoon.
)wady Dermot! node.
"'1 always mad eo, Flora. Yoe
know, my dear child, that engage-
ment might never to have been ni-
twit ed."
"But low could It he prevented?
Meminn did all .ho could; Ma yon
knew papa wits alive then, and he
t t
Mherself.-
w a 111 ell/e. kl liladys please N
"Well, deer, he will netrr marry
her -never! tatpleln Lefroy may Ise
it very hnnlinme and a very Imo
elms this utnn; Mut lot ix no mach to
*Pelle acorn, arid he never
Melnwldle (Hedy, Is relate home.
o Ith (captain Lefroy, eo happy.
poor child, so eonfldent that gone
tiny he will give up e11 him raa•t
wild Lettings, and that he and mbe
will begin n Nwpet, new Ium to-
�-nisittt, my darling,' he whls-
aad take. one Idea In the tet
"You are my good angel, Olo
LR
"Goodnight, Jim." die mayt, low
am rtttt, to her sweet vnlew "1 have
had swab a happy .fay "
And ire (bay part in the darkening
,fir air the abort afternoon.
The a ek or o1 the wall tied Ivan ea
atrau:gly ht t;ir Maurice Dermot as he
reitchcs lits Jtturncy'r end uud finds
himself atumhng 111 ilio door of a
desolate ks'kIng mansion facing the
wide Atlantic. 11.. call sec great gray
waves with rearing white - crests
clnatitg each other titer the face
of the deep. It Ls a lung time since
he 11414 ..on the sea. and he gazer
on It intevtiy now, and breathes the
strong unit my with a keen senate
of enjoyment, In spite of the dfemnl
ea r rink l.Ulgs.
Snell it dreary went. it is. with to
trees, no shrubs --only Ode bleak
white bootie etanalrg hark from the
set, forever within learltg of the
roaring of the waver nod the thun-
der of the surf upon the beach.
Sir Maurice, drawing the fresh,
hrluy air deep Into 11s lungs, looks
out with a grave face over the
waste of waters. Then the door of
the house is operwl, and the next
moment he finds himself standing in
it 'mull bare ball and the door shut
behind him. 1
"Will you step into the parlor,
sir ?" -
The old woman who answers the
summons Inllcatev the parlor door
With a flourish and vanishes.
The house feels chilly and desolate
in the extreme. Sir Maurice shivers
and look* around with a feeling of
disgust at the dreary room Into
which he had been ushered The
Whale are drawn down out of respect
for the dead man upetalrs. Sir Mau-
rbe wonders what manner of man
lie war to lire In such a place.
He takes up his position opt the
hearthrug, with his back to the dis-
mal
fire -a ere that seems to
burn
as if under protest -and flickers to
a feeble sort of way, end gives out no
heat, no warm. geuerou. glow.
Sir Maurice 1■ regretting that he
hes cutup; he feels cold and tired
awl 1hungry. The Night of a sub-
✓ tantlal dinner would restore hie
good temper ; but It is a sight
that he feel■ he is not likely to wit-
ness. Good dinners and this rooms
would nut 'harmonise.
"I relish 1 hats WA it bed nt the
hotel," or anywhere," Ile ways to
Mennelf, pulling his moustache and
fruwning. "'What a hole this Is? Aad
what on earth have 1 come for 7"
The door-Imtetle le turned gently,
the door °pram, and out of the shadow -
beyond comes a elig1M, dark figure,
rawly and hesitatingly, through the
dm light Into the grant flow of the
fire. Until tads moment Sir Maurice
has quite forgotten the ellsteree of
the ewmin who haw livers with Uncle
Ben. IIP has never once thought of
her, never wondered for n ascend
whist she wouki he like, or anything
about her. And he etarte an ,,he
comes In quietly and walks right up
to him.
"1 am very glad you ham+ Dome,"
helmet -vs a Nott. girlish ware Raying
AN fret lakes her hath M his own.
"I canoe as stens as ever 1 could.'''
the &newer*, trying to get a glimpse
of lwr face In the tlnrknwse. "You
aro not here :tanner" he continues,
looking at her shadowy figure
In
t gloom ; veal the
girl anwween again, wearily
thiel time, with n tittle dread In her
low tenets:
"Yew, ell n10nP; Etna i have been
No frightened all flay and nil night
since--"
"Yen, I know it wax very bad for
you to he here hy yourself ; but 1
am here now, and 1 will do any-
thing In my power to help you."
"Thank you," and the short sen-
tence ends with a little sigh.
The door opens again, and the old
woman appears with n lamp, which
ehe mete dpon the table.
Aa 11 by one accord, the two Mantl-
ing by the tiro turn an•l look at
each other. Sole sees n tall man
with n grave face and kindly eyes;
that in n11 nate notes of Maurice ISer-
mot In thin, the first hook. And he,
It Ile eyes reit on her uplifted Inc.',
Kasen with it sort of amazement. He
mere n Inc.', hat whether child's,
girl'. or woman's at this first glance
he cannot tell. He known, however,
that in ell his life he ham never Neon
anything like It, that he han never
imagined any eyes' like thane veal. -
al to his In the shadowy light of
the lamp.
She 1s something utterly unlike
anything he has ever seen
in ht■ .moothly regulat-
ed life ; and at first he hardly
knows 1f lids NenstUon 14 n Oneonta
one. Thin chi I or \tonna° stands be-
fore him, email and lithe, and he nen
vee a strange, wild beauty In her
npr,losed face. 1'.). aril brown it 1',
and her hair is cropped galte /Mort,
and lies to thick, dark ring. But
her eye' strike h'm moat ; they are
Invely, great -brown eyes, long -helve'
tind'rrnctw, He ittnk^ RTIff Mark* tato
the face raised to his, owl then, like
rh trightene.l e111), the color floods
Iter face, her heart droops, and he call
.pc only the henry, dark hashes on
her cheek& 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
She le beentiful. in all him life he
tine peen no beauty like this. Ha finds
his volco at inrt.
"Ton ere my <e item," he wive ; 'rind
I do not even know your name."
Olpey," ..he answers. " 1 wee al-
ways called tipsy."
" Abel a s-ery pretty nnnu', text,
though 1 do not think there your
ever a Olpmy Dermot before,"
u Ino to,
She dome not for n m I
�k
and then alio says, tlmldl3 :
Ton must he tired and hungry ;
would you tike tea, or---" faltering
and *topping. .
Bir Mawrlee helps het out of Lha
difficulty.
1 'Mould like tea very mneh," he
nrseseers. "Inay i have It with your"
"Yes," Ofpey replies; "and 11 you
will come with me. 1 will /show yon
your l'000."
ile follows his young hooters np
the ml.nlrease, and on the landing ..he
panes.
"lie la In there,' she whltpero.
pointing' to a classed door "Weald
you like to go In ?"-very gravely.
"Oh, no I" Har Mnnrlee an"wets,
quickly. r" Yon are, (limy. 1 never
paw Unite Nat alive, a/kl f would
not Ilk' to.aee him now, he M dead."
tilpsy draws a lung breath.
"1 um glad you do nut. want to see
him, 1 war afraid to gu in Leydelf."
She turtle her grout eysr upuu ids
1ta she remake, and they look wild root
uuutterthly mournful. "t thought
Uncle lieu might think It unkind if
1 did out go and alt, by hie -he war
too etruuge always; but It war ter-
rible -he looked alt changed, and 1
wax frightened."
"You poor child i" He speaks very
gently, and lays his hand ou her slight
shoulder, for he can ser that she 1.
terribly ueriour and frightened even
now. You could do 111m 110 g'atud
Moto, (Npry. P(wr Uitclu Ball 1 I do
,.at weeder Mutt you grieve for him.-
" 1 oat not grleviug," she uttswers,
quietly --"not in the way ytlu moan,
We peter loved each other, Uncle Ben
and 1. 1)4 you know he did not Weak
to me fur three ,toonthr before lie
died?"
' Good heavens! Was he mad?"
Sir Maurice lute releal hie tolee, and
tilpry 'starlet and pulntr to the clotted
akar.
Oh, hush -Ise Is in there!" -Cud
eta' tourer away. " W tel spank
about Ium Dow 110 let dead," alto ways,
In the roue low, frlghtenel voice.
' Louk-this it your room," Wild aide,
with first senile Ileh
e lute seen on
t h lice t
her face. " And 1 am afraid it Is not
.t very nice room, but 1 have made
It us comfortnWe'tar I could."
And elan who flits away, leaving
him ,tanding bewildered, for (Uwe
la something nlwost unnatural about
Ulu' girl.
" I never raw anytlrng so lovely
in my life;' Sir Maurice rays to him-
self. " And to think el her being
burled here!"
Hiss Biake's peace of mind would
be considerably disturbed could she
but peep into this lonely house by
the rad sea waves, and see Stir Maur-
ice Dermot, moue twenty minutes
hater, quite at home at the teatable,
with this steatite fairy-like Iltlle
mortal with the dusky Jorge, And ey ee
whutie Martehluc beauty holds Sir
1C/drive's quite as If by magic &gala
tied again.
The tet le nut very good, the
bacon and eggs are not very ln\ itiug.
tlilwy crimsons as eke pours out the
tea. awl for the first time In all her
life tike deficiencies of her surround-
inge dawn un her. Site knows In-
etluetively that all this is uut what
her cousin luta been accustomed to,
and alto hooka wistfully with shy eyes
into his face.
"1 wish 1 knew what you like," site
'hays, with artless simplicity, casting
a displeased glance at the bacon and
eggs.
Sir Maurice smile. reassuringly at
has hostess.
"Du nut trouble about one, Gipsy ;
I have eserythiog I want. And now
will Jou tell me eomethlag about
yourself not Uncle Ben!"
There it not much to tell --only the
story of a selfish old man, oho hoard-
ed act rated, and shut up his heart
from the lover alai frluudrhlps of the
world -w 6n
nobody over N' never
r
will know ; bodied, and made no iiign.
abaci.
tells It all lit her wimple, oh
Like fas(ilun, not varnishing ur adding
to the tale, but Just giving every-
thing ss it happened.
"AW I came home awl found him
lyiug,dead," she Matthew., and then
there Ls n puttee,
"What a timely life you must have
led !"
Kir Maurice looks over at the Wound
face eta ho speaks ; and rhe answer..
watt; n deep e'talnese now :
1 %net never lonely while Sibyl
lived.^
"Hiby I ! \\'Ilio wit, she'." Maurbe
ioks , and then he stops, for her eyes
aro full cif team
net mho dotes not unswer till the
low, ead t u;co io steady again.
"She was my sister, and we lived
here always, ant 1 \cue never lonely
til Uncle Alen went her to school ; and
be Lott} me she would come back ; but
she never dkli 1 wat- hed every day,
but eke never came back any more.
Aid--" 0!p0y claps her email handy
together, her whole face quivers, and
Mir Maurice ecu tears withering fast
actin her ey'elasshew e» rite goes 00
slowly, "anti one tiny Uncle Ben told
neo ethyl waw dort'1 ; Rah) he seemed
'a' angry hecaus° who diets, and be
geld me never to mention her name
again ; and I never have, only to my -
evil, till tonight"
(To be Cootteeee.)
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IS A LONG FALL
REALLY PAINFUL ?
THEY DID NOT MARRY. SOFE
Melodrama the Reslt of • Widow'slfelrlwoalel AdertINseat. .
One day recoutly lhu hreus Zel-
luug. published at Berlin, contained
the fallowing wdvertlw'went
A lady of mature age, but looking
young anxl feeling int -tall, blonde,
lmporing and graceful, at the same
time rich-wluhe■ to again outer the
bonds 01 watrltnouy.
The lady 'reuslved a number 'of re-
plies, but she was wit loot( In de-
ciding. Clue of tbrw took her fame',
end r1.1 arranged an interview, tine
would not, she said, receive the matt
In her own houses before they had
seen each other on ueutral ground.
Therefore, ou et certain day site
would be on the main platform Inside
the FrIedrlchetrusse Rotatiohn. wear-
iest In her eoreage at nosegay of 111 -
lea of the valley ; while the gentle-
man 080 arkna to woar a tall nose
La his buttam hole.
With beating Berets they arrived
on the platform, (undue' %raring the
red s
nr But
idles and monsieur hie 'so
before either Isad time to treat a re -
trent or stuff into lithe pockets tits
eotnpnimlming badges madam found
herself face to face with her owo
mfMl1 Ma(lam turned ite white *m her
lilies rued wonrleur a. red as hie roes,
and both speedily took to their heels.
Keep Minard'r Liniment to the
Souse.
He Knew the See.
Young \\'Lfe-1 don't see why we
can't get a plain omit. 1 bale ad-
verttreil for one daily for ilkOre
than two week..
Husband - Advertbse for is good
looking new, int dear, and you'll have
a dozen appicaote the Drat dash
out of the box. -Chicago New*.
Ask for Minaret's. and take no
other.
Tae .Maid-tleeded Men.
A little tot of Ilve rears was rent
to the store by her mother to make
a purchase. On her return her mo-
ther fount the greeds to he uniettle-
factory and purposed returning them
herself. so alto asked the little girl
to tell her from which clerk rhe had
bought them. Hite received the ((g-
lowing Answer: "I don't Mat know
Ids name, mamma. but it's the loan
with the piece of face on top of lib
head."
Stops the ('ought
aad Works 01 the Cold.
I.aietive Drom o Quinine Tablet" Csm a told
In, oe. day. leo con, Nu pay. Price 95 meta
A Heave Hoy.
Pat wan a servant of an Englal
lord, and was a heavy drinker. One
morning after he gut drunk, hi+ mas-
ter called Jim and Loki him to try
and not go In the sakes) at the
corner.
t oak a
HP feted It and cold.' hardly r
Y kPe P
hie feet from turning In the utoon,
eo used they w. -re to going In. When
he got to the next corner ho put
Lae hand on his bhoulder and said to
Itms.•If . " Pat, you're a Mate boy. ;
come back and I'll trate yew."
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The terrible aocldenrtm to balloon -
bite that have occurred lately, and
the rapid advaftee of the ale -ship,
which renders' travel In the air by
nes mean. Improbable for the ma-
jority in the near future, have
aroused the questions,:
1e one who falls from a wrOet
height, conwckrehm of his downward
flight
Dat'. bis tremenlm1C velocity
earthward, gathering swiftness with
every one hundredth of it second,
emitter him Inrenelble?
le lie, in fact, suffu'atiel by his
Inability to inhale the air through
which he descends'?
Or, on the other hand:
lkws he know he M flying down to
inevitable death?
limes he at the instant of Ills final
impact with the earth or water suf-
fer for the briefest imaginable per-
iod Irnmeasureablo tortures?
it hi common belief that people fal-
ling from great heights die In the
act of diamond.
.ln Interview with a sailor who fell
from the topgniland yard of an Enid
Indlamnn, a height of 130 feet, in
to the water, ellcltetl the fact that
during the (lenient In the air sense
bort entirely disappeared, hut re-
turned In a slight degree when he
reecho) the water , Ile was, however,
stili unable to strike out when rising
to the surface.
Prof. H' Ian, of Zarirh, mien further
than nio.t other physicians. tie matte
tiding that death b- falling from a
lofty height le n pleasant means of
ending existence. Prof. Ht Iry fell and
slid down It mile of the Alpe some
piers ago. He *lipped on a mnow-
coveredl cntg, and fell feet first. The
Ivied darted Ilam against an Inclined
cliff nnrl he slid down tide on his
Mick, head Brat. for nearly a mile,
lacerating lila henda In an attempt
to check Ida metal.
Throughout all thin sliding and fall-
ing, his thotighte were chef, his mind
rn n.td I
ds entre delighted with
r.el.stlnl harmonlrs. HP thought Of
the "hock when he "honld strike the
Iw'ttom. and he foresaw that hie
°peeing lecture et the unirerrdty flvn
day" Ilene cornet here to Ise post-
poned or nbendkondrl.
When be .tnirk the gronnrl he
rlently henna the sharp creek Of hta
hand find the thud of Wm belay. it
permd to him that w large block
o44'.'t wax rltehing plat him, and he
oriel out, "it. didn't hurt me n lilt !
it didn't hurt me a hit !" (treat 'woe
his .urprlee to learn that ill" ev
elamatktn was not littered unit( half
an hour of nnrxtrtcrlonlntss.
These eve.mples would seam to in-
dieate that to he 1n an. aeeldent In
mW -war would he loam painful, 11 tworP
tragic, 111ah being In a railway *eel
dont.-JHowsehold Wo rdst
"KELPION
Iad.ra.d by hest Englisbm.dl.all 1a.
SPpaled to British s.ldi.rs In South Melon.
For all Threat are Oland Troubles, Loonies,
Alsoeeees, Old torso, Ule.rs, redone, Skin
O ([tree.• Plmpl.a, Stiff Joists,
ah.oloatlst., to a $gs, Serbia*. BrulA>4
Pilo*,C.t., Sere Feet Plowboy.
Self by Druggists. ails, ton it se.e,
t w seaman,
sew
.ewrworrJ
I,ike the running broclk, the
red blood that flows tbirough
the veins has to cony; from
somewh
The segs of red bflood are
found in the soft cone of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood alto° comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full of fat.
Scott's Emulsion maks new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow and the spleens with
the richest of all fats, the pure
r
Liv ell.cod e
For pale school girls and
invalids and for all Whose
' S
blood is thin and pale, Scott's
Emulsion is a pleasant and rich
blood food. It not only feeds
the blood -making organs but
gives them strength to do
their proper work.
Seed for free sample.
SCOTT a BOWNI, Clem:1sta
Tsesms, Ontario.
yoc. and $t..o ; 011 draggiata
Roe Pallia; Hair.
Ball an ounce of camper with one
ounce of borne dissolved ht a quart
of water, preferably rain water,
motes a very efficacious wash for
failing hair. Heat the wetter before
adding the camphor and borax, air
this wilt fncllitato the dissolving of
the tngridI ntP. Bottle, and keep
closely a'Orkesl for use. Apply freely
to the scalp two or three timer a
week.
Minard's Liniment la need by' 1'by-
e lcla u s.
T 1a1 il;epartee.
Whiner, Trlbrae.)
"How do you part your hnlr?'
' old the barber after he had flnl.hed
rutting It.
" With a comb,' replies] the Irri-
table. customer.
•'I didn't know. It looked, when you
came In, as 1f you might have been
doing 1t with it hayrake."
Row are all at bowie? Buy a bottle M
Pnlokllder Io-dny and you will be Innarel
nominee cholera worhu. ',Parr/moo and
khndr.1 troubles. The old reliable Perry
Devls' Palnkllkr 1s cold by all deniers. ''5c.
and 1(0, bottles.
He Meant the Bled.
A men otsen receival nn a prevent
from a Rea captain a fine specimen
of the hard known it, (ht' 'laughing
Jackass.'
As. he wen cnrrying It home he ,net
nn iriwhmnn, who stopped hint.
"Phwnt kind of a Merril is that,
weer?' naked the Irishman.
"Thnte it tnughing Jack/tall," "r-
pinlnntl the owner genially.
Tho Irialimnn, thinking he wee be-
ing nestle fun ot, was equal to the
occasion, and responded with n
twinkle of the eye: 'It's not yerwwlf,
ita the bared i mane, norr." '
Piles
To prom en von that Tin
(chase's Ointment la a certain
and nininte Care for each
and every form of itching
• bleeding and pretending pllelt
the manntsetarers have gnar.nteed It. Bee ter*
gnonlala In the dally prob tad sok yonr neigb
bon what they think of 1' Yee can sae it anti
get year mono back if not eared. ale a hotat
an &mien tui RDA cROOM HAT= at Ca,Tomnto
Dr:Ohase's Ointment
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From r.ibby's fwmnue
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We eeepinr a shot
lido Is .s expert 1s
making
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Food Products
Wo don't preetlee womanly heeeIle ors Ohs
eery Chn1.w.i renteelein A .reply nio rah
pastry .1.1v.s .nohlr wt. to key. ewer. at
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Tomtits TO F:AT.-
__Grace for Study.
He had been studying the lines of
her hand for several minutes.
"I'm deeply Interested in palmis-
try." he said et last.
"Perhaps you would tike to have a
hand for practice." ahe suggested.
7htat is how he aeoured hoer.-Chf-
tego.
Ou fart Is better thous kPa boar.sy.. Ask
Dr. liurgee.,aupt. Hospital for Innen... Mort.
reel. where titer here used It for ynere, for
Ms °{pluton id "The U. a 1.." Menthol Plaster.
Ott the gelatine. made by 1oo'1. 4. Lawrence
Co., lot
rotated tots lags.
It 1s rather herder to be petty
outdoor.; there is so much breadth
all around.
Ike I believe in chaperonage? Yes,
for my boy.
It won't do to be only partially a
lady.
Comets are probably male: their
eccentricities can be computed.
The most uulntereeting person In
the world 1e be who is interested In
everything equally.
There 14 more J,y in one sinner
who muton up a quorum than over
the ninety -and -nine who come regu-
larly.
Before ghing one's life to a cause
It IN well to be emre that the gift
is of some value.
To obi/erre the habits of an echin-
oderm -Mitt 1w iwlenee. To deo the
Nome thing for n elan -that Ie only
fiction.
Temperament rovers a multttudn of
sine.
Il to queer how much tyranny slip-
shod people dlscorer.
L1fe happens to Name folks only in
novels.
Ii mere ideas are not fruth, they
are at least the cloth of which It
fro made.
Nothing worrier n woman sat much
ex not to belong to thing". -Dorothy
Moore, in the Century.
=GUSH UPAYIN L14Iltk'MT removes
ell bard, soft or ralloneed Luop. nod Diem-
libea from Moses. Mood ttpavin, ttilrh.,
Mpllnt.. Ring none, Mweeny, Idtlfi,o, Morales,
Mon and !Swollen Throat, Cough., rte. Nave
950 by use of one hotth'. Warranted the
most wonderfot blemish Cure ever knows.
Bold by all :rnggtotw.
New Table rads.
A new mnterinl for table Nidhne
rrnettly been placed upon the m'tr-
kri. It w mute of aehewtoe cloth,
woken art soft that It cannot Injure
the meet highly polished table; stir
aloolntely henlprtof.
Monkey Brand Snap removes all stains,
rout, dirt or tarnish - but won't wash
A Lt.colc .loke,
In 1862. (col. Alexander, of To-
peka, an Intimate friend of the Pre-
etAent, visited him at Washington.
and found bum greatly depressed.
"Thin being President Isn't all it le
cracked np to he, le it. Mr. Lincoln?"
Inquired he. "No," maid Lincoln, his
ryes twinkling momentarily. "I feel
'sometimes 11ke the irlihman, who,
after hsing ridden on it rail, staid,
'Begorry, 1f it wnen't for the honor
av the thing, rd rather walk!'"
Ntw York Central and Hudson River
Railroad.
The above name le a household
word and the superior eixeellenee of
the rood should be sufficient to at
tract most people. but now that the
rate 1s the name to New York and
points rust as by other linos no
further recommendation should be
sought. Everybody will tall you it
. the best.
History Rewritten.
Shakespeare was mike.] what he
thought of the Bacon (ontrover.y.
"Broom ?" he replied. "Where have
i heard that word before 7 Oh, yea;
you don't wenn to tell me Chicago
la elf/lining nip works too?"
However, finding that Chicagoan"
were eo ernpelouNly refined that
they dreesel their hregm, he distillate
n,1 the idea n" unworthy.
,icffereon had been grinding for
three days to turn out a imitable
Declaration of Independence. hitt
germed unable to .tate the care
iitrorhgly enatgh.
'Eureka I" he cried, " t happy
th,o*ht ! 1 shell centre n.y mind
on the cook I
Following this pinn. he dashed off
the tittle remarks he had Inlrnl-
ei making when he dlnohmrgmd
Bridget. and the remit war the
Immortal document venerated hy
II true e w.
nA roan
m
Porn., the !sullen prinee ,had Met
been lnken prieotrner when Alexan-
der nuked him how he expected tO
be trentmnl.
"Like a king !" replied the rant-
ers warrior.
I'let..et hy the manliness of (ha
n new ass• Alexander imctMlately
MOP him Jenitor of the Flatiron
department honso, and the two
potentates stork no cloddy to Mutt -
noes as tO he daubed Pore* plar-
t ere,' -N. Y.
T// CtTRR A COLD 14 ONR DAY
TA!, faintly* Ilrnwin Quinine Tablet". All
de,` ttI.ta rMnn't the money 1111 falls to tone
E. W. Orove, Mauston. lion pitch bet. 95e.
The rt'entng was fuggy anti the
launch going now, when turning a
liurp baud covered with overhang-
ing trews, we ruu right Into the mid-
dle of eight Or ten hippo wallowing
under the ..hallow banks. belting it
.3(51 carbine .whieli was lyiug near
rte, 1 climbed on. to the very flimsy,
slippery suit deck, whleli had Ira klud
Alf railing or other protectlou ruuud
tt. Covering a hippo ithout twenty
yards tiff, 1 fired tit his .plus and
lift Iden hand , the launch had mean -
thus oared off dead slaw, anti 1 was
reloading when there war it roar and
a crash, and I found myosin pitched
violently on toy face; l should have
been hurled overboard, only that 1
ttaanaged to hold on to the small
funnel; It war Indeed a COW of from
the trying tan Into the fire, for
though I was just able to remain
on board, my hands and arms were
badly burned, and 1 soon had to let
go. The hippo Ilad coma straight for
us, and was now under the launch
bumping us an. all he war worth ,
crawling along the deck, 1 jumped on
to the stern, and only just In time,
for the IAlplier, its alwclous as 1 was
10 get away front touch unpleasant
surroundings, had begun to go full
wpudd ahead, and in consequence the
blade of the propeller rtruok the hlp-
po-a misty jar for bout of no, as
the helm Nilo hard tris and the Ilttlo
launch reeled at the blow ; every-
thing on board was sent flying in all
directions, but next moment wo
were free. 1 maw my hippo no more,
though we 'teamed about till ,lark
In the hone that be might turn up -
Empire Review.
Mlnar.F. Llnlment Lumbterman's
Friend.
Pat's Idea of a Can't Hook.
Here ia a true Ineldcnt whleb
took place one day while a number
of men were at work piling ram -loge.
Of course Pal ane the pian chorea
to go to another tart of the woods
after a cant-Ihuok, but never hatlug
*wen one before, anti too independ-
ent to ark what It was like, he
btarted off, repeated to bring the
first thing which hei thought re -
ambled one. After .tatchlog for
rano time, he discovered a wulc'y
tow.
"Bo Japers," bald l'at, "ire found
one at last. 111 drhe her over any
war, foil I see she cant -hook."
Messrs. C. C. Richards b CO,:
Gentlemen, -In June, '98, 1 had
my hand and wrist bitten and
badly mangled by it vicious horse.
I suffered. greatly for several days
and the tooth cuts refused to heal,
until your ag"nt gave mo a bottle
of MINARD'S LINIMENT, which I
began using. an.1 the effect was
magical. In five hours the pain had
ceased, and in two weeks lit"
wound's had completely healed and
my hand and arm were as well as
ewer. Yours truly,
A. E. ROY.
Carriage maker, Bt. Antoine, 1'.Q.
AN ARAB•
•
PILGRIM'S PRAYER
4.
+
+
+++++++++++.1P.4141411++++++2
.t correepondent Of the London Poet,
who has witnessed a pilgrimage to
Mecca, records the following prayer,
which ho heard delivered there by
an Arab pilgrim:
''O Almighty taxi!!" he cruet, "now 1
nm euro You will not send me W
hell. A piucn in minutiae Is atlrely
reserved for MP. You know 1 waw
not rich. being only it parte harbor,
tot through my rronomy and p'r-
Nevernnce I laid by WIMP money. My
first intention was to boy a wile
with Ihy matings, Mit being, as You
ktnow,.a amiable man. I thought It
more advisable to make else of them
to come to Yonr house, first of all,
to Insure myself a hours in mutt -
dire, and remember, 0 my Lord, that
I west a palace as Orel. 1 4., not
want to be a .shaver in the nett
world. We rend In the tradition*
that those who hold high poelttona
here w111 be miserable hereifter,
whereas the wretched in title life
w111 be rah In heaven. So 1 im-
plore You. in the name of Mahom"t
our Prophet, who was created be-
fore this world was made, and who
will alt art your right hand on the
day of Judgment and plead on h'_
half of his pergde, to listen to m -
requests. When I return home i
Lave nothing to Iivo on. Therefore,
I want n comfortable living. to hem
gin with. Ald Pince it may be long
before I Ineet'the hocri Yon are re-
serving for me lit paradise. I want to
have a nice little wife now. You
know the kind of womrttt I like. No-
thing ler hidden from Yoh. I am not
greedy, and no I Mali not ask yon
for many. rbOt, 0 Lor(1, may I oak
You for two? For, as Yon know
full well, It le not In the nature of
a roan to be contented with one."
Sprained Ankle
Cured
Another
Remarkable
Case Where
St. Jacobs
Oil
Worked
a Wonder
Me. W. 11 Aer. rv, J"., of 17. Denmerk
Ntrect, Aston, Ulrmfngham, writ.. under
MOP of Mn, 290h. ISOs: "1 em n drlr.r for
the Keystone nottling ('n., of Rlrmtnghnm.
And I had the misfortune to he pitched of
m) angor, and howl.ire befog hrntsed from
head to font my ankle hint waw pat rout and
my foot several w ed.
y r nuIn t tried many
►mhrneatlnne, but rerrly l no heeeet ; I then
went to the hospital, lint after hATIng ,tern
tre,ted lot a considerable time, 1 left. not.
any better. I then determined to try Nt.
Jambs Ott, nal 1 eau Aaenre yon that before
1 need t.be rnntent• of one bottle my ankle
w*. nal 11101111.1 ea over, and I Rae able to go
to work ew I1.0(1.,'? hnd happened."
ISSUE NO. 38. 1902.
R a g g e d clothes quickly--
that's
uickly_that's what common soaps
with "premiums" cost; hut
NLIGHT
jupXILDVCBB
EXPLNt3;
•.a fee the aetsgea i tt, ,e,
LAMEST OF EARTH'S OUNs,
eleteea-tach Rifts Jest Completed at
Watervliet Arsenal.
The blggeat gun In the %ural la
taw ernc1!'It11'. eomptetld and awnh-
lug Ito carri.tge Id the ph .Ike ,( the".
army gulf litotory at Watervlh•l.
It wits planned ten yenta) ago, unaf
has been over five years In prvr,lar
of odautru^flan. It In HIP tit ).c, r_
hl engine of drtttruclion known.
Wheel eonnpuret to 11 tits htrgrat Kut,
built In the civil war thole heats like
a tyv ctucnon. This new wrulsln le
known as a sixteen -Inch incus M
heeding rifle. and It le Intended ltd.
ttiubtw defence. Fusty of tier, mon-
eters were re•c.aumenaltd by the Ee-
tUoott board for tete harbors of Nen-
York, Bunton, Stn Francisco end
Hampton Raids. New York was to
tuhve eighteen, Boston eight, Hon
Fratteleco ten and Hampton Rood.
four. According to pr.went init'n-
tkuw this numbtir will to rt'mewhat
reduced.
Hoene Idea of the. else and power of
this gun may 1x' trot from the fart
Hunt 1t throw, a projectile weighing
HOW'S THIS?
We offer trete Hundred I1.,ilnn' I1.e sM lin
may rase sal l'atnrrk that cannut he Alred 1,y
Halle Catarrh (cure.
F. J. CH EN ea' & (`f ,'fosw1u,u
We, the undersigned. An,, known 1' .I
Cheney for the loot 15 yeses and belle'* Iden
perfectly honorable In nil hudueee truth.
.ettons and financially able to curry otitis,
,bllgatlon. made by their arm.
Warr a TatIa, Wholesale Druggist^.?-
led°, tit
Wa.uteu. KIN»aa it. Mtavm. WI4444Ylt�`-
tltugglets, Toledo, 0. -
Hall's (catarrh Can 1. taken tetwrwally,aet \
fag directly upon the Mood and mantra Nur.
fare of the system. Teetimonlala seat free.
rrlew-The per bottle. Mold by all dregglin..
Hall'. !'any Pills ars tie het
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pa+r,e r.k«w,ew.eoree
roe.ntet
.a Y.M. erreeeire .
T..":oloots . rrlwIt w,rawe 11
for In.t lilt wor►.....ebelr.a.Poia
UJ. MOO,'Nf r Ittor.; CANNY boil.
11, Iyta tannin rieNill•S, 1.00510, slaw a a
se17 AYF: Tor Hi: (;N THE (IRM;A"rl�t'
I1 puuMT"-the star and r' "•. 0
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fogever Invented. 20th Century wood,'
Price lore, three for 25e. Em pin Sup. eta , :0.
Alfred street, Kingston. (int.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup .honld
always be used for (children Teething. 11
mothos the child, softens thegu ma, east wind
cafe aad fettle be.t owned, for INarrheet.
:Ll Weekly turn nnl women I^
Bona Fide sdary represent no nppoln'
Ing agents. Nemr or
travel, other. for heal work. Rapid ;nano
tion and Inensse of enlery. UI,.t rmllo';
moot, sew brilllnnt. Itne.. 111 plans, ol.l
established holler.
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L'RjI,JrF PARM iO sALE-rO7J gOr eon
m
Inti, 111 la the Olen ell lsll~ralt
wars. Mama.1■.���n,,,,,, whk+k M In Ono
moale Awa pare le see parerM
dlvldw.T Into lots orM 11 *ewe to n11 eel
Amore. This to a barrels Adel"'
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porn, pp Pwaent and eft.ottal OI'F.NF. never matte sn im'
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meeting. burning syn. wolf boon he as good a0
using ()PROF
leo fake. Ahonlntely a4 retresented. Every Mime of's'd
hwvo OLF.NF. R►mtt iia costs to oar *Meese end rre,l'•
a bottle of OTENrt. Tae oruss co., W..datork, (in,'