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GIPSY'S MARR1A61E
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"Poor 'Maumee! If you bud seen
hila with th... wild child in tow, ehn
stacking to tui' elbow told wuntog
to spend the evening wilt hien In
the dieing -loom alone! Oh, her de-
votion Was touching; and the ex-
preeeiun of Mauro•e'r fore, uwiug to
her curious manners and custom. at
tpble, waw ludh:reua ht tee extreme!
Yaurtce, do you suppose your b'•adtf-
1.d\young savage had ever seen t► real
diol r -table before ?"
"1 will ask her," he say., to a
voice cru cold and hard that at causer
Miss Brake to Look slightly easy
and she'\drawr hack as hie tall figure
si eleJtoly \ towers up beside her
"When 1 sem present," he -says, iu the
same tnnP, "1 will feel greatly ob-
liged by your choosing tomo other
Neat 'r% ell il(lilch to vent eour ear-
rarnl." '\
"I will talk of whatever 1 like!' elle
retorts. His tenger line roused her
out of her usual languid totter "And
yew kuciv you were ashamed of your
roueln yoUrrelf, Maurice. 1 waw 11
all the etching."
"Your powers of obeervation oto you
marvelous credit," tie return., Fla
hluod at boiling -point; all the more
we bee/Lula of the truth. of her last
words. And then be taunt 10 tiladye.
'' ou will be kind to her, 1 know,"
1h, toys, the anger dying Out of hils
tortes ;"you will not anne at or
frighten her. line 11 little men than
'ehild, ta+ldy's, and rho hay lived
no very quietly that rho know.'1ng of .es'Iwly, as the disgustingam
loth -
we live In 1s called."
"Yens are a pretty devoted el
to the .ham yourself," interrupt(m
Mies Blake, looking haughtily at h11
broad rhouldere. "and I had no Idea
you were such a squire Of darter,
Maurice," rho adds. laughing and
e bends between
.oldieR upter
white
the blare ht.
her taco alai lu of the firelight.
"1 must Laugh when 1 think of Mies
Dermot's drew.-INoke1 up the back,
IhL•tfys, and with a great tuck in It !
Forgive me, Maurtee-t cannot help
it 1"
Ile
Ile thrum round, and oven In the
firelight rhe can Mee the anger that
1.priegs to his eye.i us he Ways in
the seine hard voice:
--Arun you writ frrrgtre -well' 1 de-
cline to remelts and .hare your mer
rhuent."
Ile tike. hie Iriepi, his manner etiff
l.. 1'.Ireone except tiledyr. Ile will
ilea eYPU Watt for hid horse to come
round. but goer auk ant Menem In thio
hell. preferring to remain there be -
himself rather than slay in the draw• -
o g-rtwm nos( tetra 111 any more of
Flera'r cutting remark*.
Mrs. Blake follows him Out directly.
",)ortiiy, Muur.oe," she urges, 'and
1 wall sant n messenger over to Dru-
In:enr'en Ctu.tie to ray you are here."
But her temper hart leen too tlrur-
.ntghly ruffled to cilia down we. r
Thank., very mtigh," he replies,
"hut 1 really cannon stay to -night, 1
_JLa_11,11 ova Intel. and noted for any_
lin has often before this dined at
Rivers In his hunting coat, muddy
bates, ',plashed breechtr and all ; but
• etctrte 15 as goo.1 as another;
se tee.' he does liot Wish to stat. Mel
Mrs. IU.,ke seer the tall. fine man she
totally hope* to (Mil .on -hl -haw
walk out of the house, anal,
with n curt geoid -night, swing him -
meg Into the snd'1' and ride away.
Clf.e. TE1t VIII.
Ne
give Straight up ,to where liipsy 1s
sitting talks to her, and Mame
her p1otugrnphei nod books; and
Lady Dermot, at the other end of
the nem, catcher snatcher of their
convr»sttion, rind even wanes of
laughter .,utetimea; 111111, asei..g
her run laying 'email( out to L•
•grceable to this. wild young crs.t-
Owe. rite alumskwetheet-tisst-lesels
Biel lord left h1e nhs+e in other hands
than here, and the money.1ts,.
Presently, still watching over the
top of tine book rhe Le pretending to
read, She Beer Sir Maurice making
toward the piano. and hears hon
urging (:Ips to wing. The girl, ne
rely and faltering, afraid to refuse,
yet utmost more afraid to eompty
with his request, wits down on re
music stool, aud, with her rural.
herein on the keg. looks up.
"1 more learned any newer," sloe
etym. simply. "Uncle Ben had an old.
old plain, and the schoolmaster iu
the town taught me_ by notes. Oh.
I really caunot play."
"'tut you can .ling," Sir Maurice,
urges, not so much .became he
steatite for the rung as lwcaus•; over
1 tide quiet corner he has her alt
to himself, and can watch her un
ol.eoteel.
And then she singe, not a song. but
a hymu. •
-Eternal Father, strong to rare,
tt'ioae arta bar (sound the reatiees
WaVe,
Hh, hear'ns when we ery to Thew
bur tlewe In peril on the sea!"
I,:tdy Dermot stn rte as the notes
✓ ile end 'swell, sweet, wild, and un
taught, like the stinger ; and not un
ill the In.t note dies away due. Sir
*melee speak.
tier, hasn't rine a lovely
vo ..7l.
e a' 1l nnrwere.
"T w," lei ly 1 rune
i UI r ou
"It • ul rt a t .
uta
P
Y p Y
.•.Iinlet , luttr it year at whtell; it
would train your vole and be au
:what:tallr to you in many ways.'
111.1 teep+ry answers grits ely. look -
ire down through lite shadows of
the lamps Of fatly Dermot as rhe
Uncle- Be.. Weld that F- had mite
there. voice.. ante that .he used to
sing 111 the theatre. I think he saki
.hr Is'kinger) to toe opera company.'
- it it - Isnubal,Pil fettle* -ow -Nw-
white rug at -her 1 . Lely Dermot
c -mild not have rpr )g from her
eh.ilr twill) greater a tray thin
She dove now at (ilpere 'ttlespeech.
flit----Mfruriee-Might~--ae - he -lock*.
.o.wn alt the fearless brook and fe-
l:et:eta eyes, nit elle alltIOUIICe. .o
.imply' the -to l.+uly Derinot-awful
fust that her mother wit* a pubic
sings r. "Heaven help her, pour
cheer lie thinks, and moven away
use ills mother approaches and pee-
wees to give her niece one out ofl
the ninny Immune rho will have to
Asan.- - . --- -_- _. - -
"My dear," she begin., quite
sweetly, "1 will ask you to ming
..gall directly; tout before doing ms.,
you won't Ise angry if 1 give you
it little bit of ado lee? You know, dear,
U: it 1 ant to be lake a mother to
you, and alanr ee Ir to be your bro-
ther."
rte Muuliee'n feelings are not
brotherly as he hooks at (Hp'y'a
et.lrtied eyea. Lady Dermot cun•
annex :
'11 was very fortunate that only
Maurice' and 1 were here Juet now,
wash yuu nunuuncml that your
mother had ben on the stage. Now,
1.091, Illp'y t There 1. nothl wrong
lei being on the stage -it •elmply
A profewslon ; but 'how shall 1 ex-
plain It 7 In solely there are cer
lean taws about birth, breeding.
rank, et camera, and people would
sea think ao much of you If the
timed you *preen. from a -tow
Men."'
"Mot her 1" breaks, shortly and
Merrily, from lair Mnurlce, an he
reel .omrlhing gathering and deep-
ening in Illpay's ince. but. with a
gesture. Lady Dermot proceeds:
"Door child, I du not want to hurt
you fy,ellage. Voter dear mother was
1 fes mire, nil that was geed nn11
Tait.-avas not -mow --ilia- sapie
Sir Maurice proceeds slowly town
the avenue, Flora's word.' rankling
to bole mind -"Her frock hooked down
the back, ars' .a ,luck In it." What did
site mean'.' Hem could she have a
tuck In her back? he argue, crossly.
Fr.nn among the evergreens a fig-
ure emerges we suddenly That- 1,1.
lessee Invert- e, ahs' the cigar he I.
Heisting, drops from hie fingers.
"What the deuce'„ he ejaculates,
letting some of his temper feat
Ln these three emphatic words.
"Maurice!"
"Flora! Oh, 1 beg yo" pardon!
i didn't know vela it waw," he tome
ughzes hastily, as the toneere of her
v'o'ce fall on 111' ear; and then In
the ahueowy twilight he can dimly
.a. her face looking up Into lila.
"IW you want me?" le asks, In
lite 'nowt
" bIauree(," wlte Nays again, raining
het Inc.' M. that !mean Sen IIP. clear-
cut feature% and her soft, low ruler
t i bre t,w is .he apmtka, "why are you
e, . :mgry with ma'" '
1 ant hied n111Ty, he returns.. sur -
pr eied, and not nllogethrr pleitee,l nt
the turn matters are taking. "ton
will mitrb cold, 1 -'lura, 1.t+tndingt
vv Ithvot a bat." ,
' We ern dao old frient4l to quar-
rel," On chants. "I\.rgltee me, Man-
tle . If 1 redo nit\•thingtooffend yea."
Ile Le not quite nee, but 111' /Mirk,
taw le ori ills Jib .„Shenk.
(pi ckly.
"Whet nonsense+ all thle is ! i know
pin (11du't mann to offend me, Vlore.
.ug. -atm thing of . that , WTI.;„end, ne
\,Nl ewis. w'e• lire too old rienthe 0
(nacre: anent, n trifle. Shall we shake
kind.' .' els' make It ap ?"
"Yew" stir aimed wh'spera,\Nt?Pte'h•
ing out iter hand to him.
rout. though Mir Mnurkle whnkes
hnrdll, end feels the warm. clinging
pressure Meer round hlo fingers, he Is
des, .err end angry at heart to
let his farewell be anything but
.tiff and formal. It la Gipsy'.
frier that le in his mind as
hr rides home; and to -night hr
11. Yee even 114/1lre.N any one of her
ismernnt, untutored ways, nor how
slay it Ind nwkwnrei she M daring that
terrible "riled In her. the dinner
neer. 1f.' only 'eaten." to her .oft
vok'e. noel wntchea the piny and
it ormetnt of her (enteral. with nn
echo to her every word In hln own
heart.
Lady Dermot. noting Intently the
etpres.lon of 'his Inc,'. renllsem that,
when her Pen mated, hr will male
with whom he will, and not ns oh.
ebooite&
"it 1.1 only the novelty." mho nays
to hrr.rif "11., e.ti tire nt her In
A week."
Bot when Kir arteries contrary
txl his wont, comes into the drAw-
ing-resew dlmndt Imme•tistrty
&loner, hie mother looks grave. ile
rice, quickly, donate hie heart beat.
fester us the catcher sight 01 her
white, minerabie face ; noel he walks
over to .°here .he W Mantling.
Oh. Ileum. ut"U thee door for me!"
rhe begs, well mute yceruhlg In her
gaze,
' No, 1 will not;' Ile ammeter, firmly.
"Als1, Oipsy,
you mus. sever try to
have us again."
" Let me go -)h, let use go !" .he
pleader igali, the tears flowing fast.
" 1 am your friend," lie ray r, very
gently', LLldl take+ her c.de1 bunds lu
lilt warm clasp. " You believe that,
uijey 7'• ,
Tow"_with a frlghteuo.l look at
" And you are angry because Of
what my mother mill to -night 7 She
never meant it In the way you took
1t u1► -1 know that, Ripely ; and my
mother was right in what Mlle
thought, but wrong UI what elle sal.'.
Von will leant all that by furl by.
(hl up to bel mow, and to 111 rrow
you and 1 will talk all this over"
and, e* she hesitates still, he wide.
" 1 -w•UI never tell any' bee that I
found you trying to run away.'•
" I will go ♦o -morrow," she ways,
sorrowfully. " Maurice, you all feel
aehamed of me bvcau,e I cannot talk
and do things like -like other peo-
ple-"
Heaven knows I don't feel
n.lutteed of you!" he nays., quickly,
adding, la a Incotune, "If you only
knew what 1 eh. think e" -unci he
texas down nt her as elle Mande w1111
unhappy, h ellgtwnt faro I.eklhg up
at his. "Gipsy;" he widowers, sud-
denly 'promise me you will never
try to run nwny without first roe -
sole hitt
oesolttug me."
" I prowler," she whispers back,
and then .ire steal■ away up the
stairs again.
Lady Dermot, edjoylug her_
Lep little dreams of the scene that
has been enncte l In the depth., of the
night in the hall. gm makes her
odyn peace wlth•Oipsy tyle next day.
" Tan mi.underet od meelast night,
my dear child," .tie be. , s ; and
tipsy flu.lhes. " You could scarcely
like. people to think lightly • 1 ,your
mother, would you?"
" No" -In n 'smothered vplce , m
Gipsy : rine Lady Dermot goes o :
" Well, dear, people are no I
naturist, tlutt, if you. In your inno-
cent way, sn11 one hnd been on the
stags, they would immediately Invent
alt kind* of stories about her ; and
eve, Otpsy, dos- If you love her mem-
ory, you will 'let your dear mother's
name rest.. It 1r no slight to her
not -to menton tho fact that site
was on the stage : but you might
.o 'a greet deal of harm by doing
0. Do you under.tand me?'
" 1 think so," falters Ripely, With
it very dim perception of Lady Dec -
mot's meaning; an.l w) the tette et
dr
C'11A1'TEII, IX.
"%Vital are you thinking uf, John :"'
1, le after dinner at black Abbey,
mel Captain Lefr .y awl her fnei'
.h.d,n hex etre eating over the wal-
nuts two 11m wine. Mr. her her been
.,tanog ateu.hly int., the fire for the
Leel tell minutes, with au expressitei
of deep thought, anti thought not of
Lite pleurantest, to Judge Iron the
e.tprcvwul,n on his fetor.
"Out with It, John .'-nn.l Captain
Lefroy retiree to .in easy center, by
the fire, laying 1,1s hanthenue heed
back agsulrst the leather cushion..,
anti waiting for .John leer to speak.
"IMie W greatly changed, Jin," lie
any'., presently.
The worn are spoken aloud, but,
mese are of la following out hits own
lhouglhtte than in answer to ally di-
rect qu*Msapa.
Captain Lefroy frowns. -
"1ou mraa liladys? John. It In not
no fault."
John Ker looks` Et Tie ederm
dulettt fare, and a nigh escapes tum
'Jun, make her your wife, and go
awuy from here. Buy a yacht -do
anything to get away." There la
not another man living .sortie krc
to .peak as he doe., and he goes
oil eteathly now. "Jinn, old man.
you don't mind my lecturing you ; but
the sight of her face ought to be
enough. Jim, believe me, she
won't be here long, If mitten go on
an they are going now."
A deep flush tinea to Captain Le-
froy's face.
John Kcr, with a grave face,
w atrhe. him drinking gime titter
g lass of the old tort that has lain
so long in the Itle.ck Abbey cellars.
He has dnlnk only Water himself
for many year.., and by precept and
etample has tried to convert bin
friend. But Captain Lefruy is in
ile mood for eomeel.
"My father drank (hammer to e1'nttee
he .ay,., with rrhlere laugh, "and
my grnndfnlher, ton. I am the elra,l-
eeet Lefroy that raver owned tenet
.slebey; but i whippetive i mull go the
any oaf my forefathers."
Mr Ker does not caro to continue
the cunvernntlon.
"(«me and hate it game of lol1-
1innee" ('aptnln I,nfrny allggeeets
pre neatly. 'Yon are dull company to-
night, John.' Then 110 nettle, gravely,
"1 wish Olndys had fallen In love
with yew Instead of me; yon would
hat . made.._h r. a better hillrbande
.I..hn, than I tura' could." •
A. John dire naddenty enface; b1s
Imre! to half conceal his face, the
men who bar won (,Indy.' Inc.' ewes
the whiteness,' that has spread from
iwow to lip over the grave face. and
a hook of ineffable pity end sorrow
comm. into his own eyed.
(To he COstieuad,)
SEVEN YEABS IN BED
This Wonderful Ease Borders on
the Miraculous.
Nothing Like It Has }:ver been beard
of 111 Nrwtbundla,ul, whore the
Storey contra Bono it has t'masted •
Ilerofuuud Serum( Ion.
totter', Cove, Now Bay, Newfound-
land, Oct. 0,-(81a•clal.t-Thar part of
the twland bus been thoroughly
aroused by the wort mlraculous cure
of a man named Jewish Bum.
For eight year. tier wan had been
ailing and for .'von yeary of dile
tame ho was unable to work. He had
Back Ache and K4inoy complaint ; lu
fact, he was, all Daum anti uehe.. Ho
heti boon treated from time to time
by several doctor., and although lie
always carefully atteaaled to their
wercral prerorlptlo.r, exactly as or-
dered bythem, agot elle( but
►hno r
em, ,
was slowly growing worse.
Finally he went to the hospital
where be remained for seven moathd,
only to be sent home AN au Incur-
able case.
Ho has trod every remedy he could
hear of, electric belts, liniments oils
and other medicines, but all of no
avail. No one ever thought he cuukl
ever be well again.
However, one day he picked up n
newspaper ocutallIng an account of
how Mr. Rkhard Quirk. of Fortune
Harbor, haJ been cured of Lumbago
by Dodder Kklney Pills, After read -
log the. Me. Tetroti male Up hid mind
to try this remedy, and at once
began a treatment.
ale ureal altogether tweet
boxes before he wee able t., gee to
work again, but how he 1s able to
attend to his dally duties nee strong
awl vigorous' as any matt along the
osstwt.
Zr,JBoon be a fl.hrrman and is at
present engaged at lobster Itdiing
with Ill) thought whatever of his ore
time Bark Arlie eel other pellet
The people here regarel thin cure
as Mille short of miraculous.
A %Nelure Habit.
1Pklla4.lphla Iteeord.)
Wigwag -That man over there has
been asserted four timers.
Oldbach-Wadi. I .emote,. there are
mei with an abnormal craving for
excitement-
Mlnard's Liniment cares Burns, etc.
A Pre) er.
A little girl was spending the
summer at a fashlcnabie watering
place, and one morning as .hc
played) upon tM• veranda of the
hotel where her mother wan stop-
ping sloe -heard et lengthy (emcee-
s/item upon the tableau,. of lige
tiny and the ahwdule ueeoe•rslty of
rtyllebllese in deers If tine hoped
to be a success lh *octet,. One lady
werrt so far as to say that styl-
bsHness tons far morn Important
than beauty.
That
night es the child said Iwo
usual prayer, sive added, wlthgreat
earueetnees, "And. O. dear Lord,
do please make me stylish," -July
Llpplucott's Magazine.
A HOOK TO HOIRSIEMEM-1 fee bottle of
English Mpavin Liniment completely removed
*curb from my hors. 1 take Westmont. in
recommending the remedy, as It arta with
mysterious promptness in the removal from
horses nJ hard, soft or caltoued lump{.ss blo.el
spavin, stints, curb., ea tray, .Hari Kea
A PUZZLED ITALIAN.
Dldu't Wart Memel* to Bleck Bouts
With a Chair.
Soaking wet, .and 1 eremblhng a rat
that had been throwu tutu the
river sad thea pulled out, • rad-
iaoet'' Ilan visited the llty Hall
yest y anti srked to see the
May wbeu told that the Mayor
did come to h1. office 011 Sun-
day, Italian explalnrd that he
waneet1 to ren the Mayor 10 have
his boOtblaok 'leen** rtralghteued
out.
"l'o'eitn hear ten wen make full
on data lien'," he raid. 'Data 11 -
teen' reed like damn fool. Duda been'
ray for blacka bootie with one -a
chair. 1 not blacks boots with n
chair. What's se mat' with data
Mayor 7 Ile wanly make fun me ?"
Th.' watchman In the City hall
ghu,ued at the Urease paper. It
was worded its follows:
Know ye that 1 do hereby 11-
ecut. Salvatore l'biaffitclla for the
blacking of boots with one chair.
Tibia 'Inure is for one year, un-
less ruspentteet or revoked.
itb Luw, Mayor.
8ttivatore explained that he had
n bootblack stand In Brooklyn and
i Posted lir 'beeline paper over
had 1 1
it. Then 111e customer* begun to
guy him clout blacking bots with
a chair, and told ''aim that tuts b-
eeline did not alit h.rize thin 10 Uhi
a brush. He was told to come and
see the Mayor on a week day -
\. Y. thin.
Minaret's Llnlmeat fins sale every-
where.
SIIYLOCK
Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human'
flesh. There are many
Shylocks now,, the convales-
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it -take
Scott's Emulsion..
Scott's Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle.
It feeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
Scott's Emulsion has been the
great giver of human flesh.
We will send you a couple of
ounces free.
SCOTT a BOWNE, Chemists.
Toronto. Ontario.
y.c gad Si s• t all druggist.
ns. tae rw. I -----
Why dkta't_you- gtee
Una fellow a Week w•hwm be eteppod
on you?
F:lectri' Eel -it would be a waste
of energy. If those bathing cult■
don't shock Mw there'. no use la
my trying.
In washing woollens and fiantteb, Levers
Dry leap (a powdo.t will be touted very
@Weisetory, AI
Rule for Buccese.
What 1s. your rule of busks en-.
your maxim 7' war asked of the Wall
street baron.
"Very almple," he answers. ' I pay
for something that ( can't get with
noa1•y that I haven't got, and then
bell what 1 never had fon more than
it carr (met." -Life.
Messrs. C. C. Richards & o.:
Gentlemen, -My daughter, 13 years
old, was thrown from n sleigh and in-
jurer! her elbow no lordly It remained
Miff and very painful for three years.
Four bottles of'MI\ARD'N L1e1ME\T
eompletely curet her, and she liar not
been troubled for two years.
Yours truly,
J. B. LEYFQQCUE.
St. Joseph, P. ele Aug. 18, 1D00.
A Loss -lost Clty Moused at least.
The atte of the lost IntiLen city,
Ma.coutens, which wax reported as
having :.'0,000 Inhabitants. in 1071.
tuts been determined b) the labors
of Thomas Cltthero, of 1'ortage,Wls.,
now extended over many years, 1
tvew the lar Tele n nil ah
sprains. _ - gee Total
11%111, Farmer, history, so far as felted States ter-
e'ar.""'' ort. ritoryle c oncern.d, and the desert 1 -
Sold by all druggist. t
rank of ' life an your father,
Itnd you need not volunteer
that piece of Information for
the benefit of lite public. Nobody
Iter.' knows who .our mother was,
and y-Ia1 noel not tell item. Ton nre
net vette', dear ?" she nib.. abruptly,
its oho became eon.Nonn Of nn awful
,.illInees 1:1 the girl's manner.
r__r.. Ormy mf n 1f(4et111(d ; lend then
,Ie• dark eye. Melee, and the storm
break.. Her tired rwelos, her hand.
.1 Me lightly as rale lanai,'" up.
' "'Hy mother !" 1h. gasps. "To Io
Ululated to pone 9f ray owj,
mother !"-the words breaking ou
Oho it wall, to evil In a tempest of
bitter crying.
r at ler ..rings forward.
OW coni( yob Tse NO cruei to
Iter T" he .Silts, eternly. "nippy,
wit11--"
Bit Gipsy lues flee to the ,Pclnslon
of her own elorotnen1, And Sir Mau-
rice retires to the wmoking-room,
tete:' ieyond 111,tt,ure at the len-
tptege Ils.I by his mother.
Terre Lslrs later n girl, with a
elate fare and eyrie .11 Nwollen from
crying, cone retailing down the
sutlrease very .dilly, shading her'
ermine with her hand, ('reeping on
111401i aero.ei the shiny oak floes of
the hall. .1111 gore straight to the
hell (ler, end, putting the enmity,
011 n chnlr, begldw trying to unfasten
the Pork' nnil bolts. But they nre
very stiff, and her Immix nre weak
nn.l PRn11, rind the big key .111 not
111.11.
Har Mhurlce, coming from the emek-
Ing-room on lea way to bed, beceenee
swldenly aware that Rome one 1.
. 11rring le (ha hall : nm1 thee he nrelu
n leer of light alining nnro.a the pol-
l/thee' floor, and at the Nnme moment
hec p.rcPlvee 111pny'n ilnwll, hlnek-
,hrotsled ttgnre, wllh firm,. nprnl.el
10 the mnsaive bolt (lemma the door.
"Gipsy !" he eyries. In it quirk, nnr-
primal whipper ; find, with n .tart,
.he torn. (tied Peer him. " Vele were
going to run amity 1" says Sir Han -
11.. Very Alan,
,N. Y. Herald.)
'Tine pain of living! The pain of
hieing!" sighed the 'octane. "Who
Will deliver use from -it- ?"1
At that m 01 a doctor entered
the room.
Minard's Liniment relieves Neural-
gia.
It ,roes Very.
IN. Y Herald.'
les loco that makes the world go
IrOOM 1,
We're well aware of that ;
But tlu•re'et the ubrequitel kine -
le makes the world go fin 1,
steps the Cough
sad Works Ort the (7o14.
Laxative Brom° Quinine Tablet sureaenld
In nae day. No cure, No pay. Prim 25 genu.
(:loves In lee.
A new kava for a fire o'clock tea
ix to drop three or four whole cloves
Into each cup Just before pouring In
the hot tea, leaning them there for
a moment that the eee.ntlal oat
tee ev-tr'eelall -Thr tea may he .erred
pith the cloves hi It, or, If one Is
'art Whale about Its appearanee, the
lac C up nifty be pound into another
through the et;t, r strainer and Ur.
•lone removed. Stied lemon 1a to
en weed wtth this ten, and the min-
RerunsZltag of _the Reruns 1...d.&ious.
Mem of the Jeenits In the (Norse
0t 'the seventeenth t:eritery-;--tf.ere.",
with Marquette and hole In 1673, are
said to have been verlfle.l
+DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
bylocal applkatlons as they cannot reach
Itdiseased portion of the ear. Thereto only
one way LOCUM. ,eaf¢esi, snd that le by ron-
etltutlonal remedies. Detainees M eau.wt by
an inflamed condition of the ,,torous lining of
the F.mtau•hlan Tube. when tide tube 1. in-
flamed yes hays *-rwltbtine round or imp.e .
f.ct hearing, and when It la ',linty rioeed,
Deafnea la the "milt, anti unea. the lnanln-
mntlun eau betaken tont and this tulle reetor-
. 1 to Its normal condition. hearing wit) be
destroyed forev-e; nine cases out of ten am
rauadd by e'etarrh, ..itch is nothing bat an
Inflamed condition of the mueoun sumacs.
We will give hue Hundred Dollars for any
caw of neatness 'caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured) by Hall's Catarrh fare. Mend
ter circulars, free
F. ,I . (' H E N C Y & ('0., Toledo, 0,
Mold by Druggists, 75.'
Hall'. Family Pill. si, the best
•
Immune.
"They've got n lot of typhoid
fever in Washington."
• What cense. 1t 7•'
"The Potomac River drinking wa-
ter."
"Drinking water? I ',pore that's
may the reason the Congressmen Dever t
get CIT -7 -Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A Vlaearler.
"There in it email. nrnrtaey-/•,1 bey
lit leg' In thief city, who. 1f he do men't
Ince. 111. Ilfe through Jn.t retriloil n.
will grow rip to leen great financier,"
e11.1.,rel Jones. "Far some (line Inc
wife Ill. p Iseessel n yellow pup tint
tmw 'm earthly Pectase for ming:
Reit .he thinks that he Of the finest
.leg In the city, aria errands motet of
her time hngging him tine kl.eting hl.
dirty little no... Finally, the tog-
llturrl.fn became a0 unbearable to h ll'
tint i rePdvol to end the nnlaanen.
Chewing (0 meet it small. cross-
eyed boy one shay, I "obi to hltn :
'• _Sion liege _btky„.__Ikk. atilt 4101
earn half a crown ?"
"'Sure,' Paid he.
"'Well, then,' maid 1. 'yet go rip to
my honer, watch your ehatmer, and
steal the yellow car that ya1 will
find Imaging around there. When yet
get him, bring hire, down to my office
and get year half-crown.'
"Within two bourn the bey wee
bock with the car tied ld it rope.
"'Whet will I do with him ?' Ife
nodes], after I palet blm.
."I don't carr.' i snaprs.l; 'drown
him If you want to,'
"That night 1 dtmo0yertl my wife
In bear., nal I was Informed between
.ohm that poor, dear little Fleto Mn.
MInsIng. 'Me next day ehn had an
ndve•rtl.ement Ingertal In all the
pipers, offering one pound reward
few hln reetnrn. The third tiny the
meet fine Joofnlly at the door an.( nn-
nrnunorvl that Fido had been found.
"'Where?' I asked, ooncenling a
groan.
"'.1 111 tie boy brought him 'week,'
eh.' nnswerel.
"What kind 0f a boy 7' f Koko',
.n.ptc in M y.
" 1 men cress -eyed toy with the
,i.04t bonnet fne* that f ever saw
on a boy. I gave him* pound,' "
Nothing to Equal it.
Everyone has beard of St. Jacob*
1)1. for Humes-ttlmm, strains, bruises,
lame Zack, and all muscular artier
and pains, boa few knew that there
in nothing to equal at for relieving
for softening the harsh, halloos skin
which frequently forma un the soled
of the feel. ,anyone metering from
s•nrltlye WAN 011 the top., sides of
the feet, 0r between the liner, Mandel
rub et little Se Jacob., til on the
sore qct every night. The lmme-
,Uate relief obtained is 'Imply won:
derful.
Nol hoadeho'ti should be without
Rt, Jacobs Oii. 1t will b1• wanted
after cricket. after tennis, after it
day's boating ; In fact, it fee the
athlete's frl'nd. All rhemisls Nell
ant, JwewAw A4F•wwtf s-lt(t-epat bettte
le sufficient to prove beyond a doubt
the above ointments.
IllculL lige
One night at rapper my little bro-
ther wile eating 111 apple. Soddenly
he lifter) up leht ryes and said:
"If a giant me a little boy, how
Keen woWd he some to the core?"
There 1a w warp Thing as a harmeeei
rnetb. The bauble gnel from had to wore
unless': eheeked. Alen's Long Itnls*m cure.
the worst of saltie. 11 alleys fnfiammauoa
and cleans the *1r ea•••R..•
A Joke Kith*, Way. -
IMmsrt )tet.'
Friend -Teo call that a Joke? You'll
never be able to sell it.
Humorist -Well, In that case It
will be a Joke on ow.
"L OOP, and tf you do sell it It will
be a Joke on the eslllor.""
Nat Yon Cannot Nell "any old tMelt"
merely by ndverti.lug. hinny liniments an
wivert1.Pd bleb one. Perry Davie' Painkiller,
hsat atom, the teat of slily year.. Teeing It
b more ',Nailer than ever. 25 and no epee".
Otherwise engaged.
Madge -Do yo1 that& the minl,ter
offsldre any of lee congregation by
what he saki genii Sunday golf ?
Marjorie -O( course not. Nobody
who playa golf was there.
10 ciliate A COLD 1N Oleg DAY
Tab LaxntIe. Promo Quinine Tablets. All
Mi lard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Illstory of •a ale Klstrrrd rawnlly
Unique In the blrtury of freaks In
the six fingered family u( Dresbaele
Minn. The. faintly now ('omelets of
Mrs. linsklll and ten children. The
peestlaetty IwP14P*g. 11. tide arother're
stele.
Mr.. Gentiles malden. name was
Olive Cooper. Haw does out know
where ehe WAN tern, but the family 1.
probably of New 'Cork origin. 1410 re-
itIe111iwr. dotty' Tttlttt llIW"TOEi `a' wgn-
derer with the Cooper family et as
early age. nM that the Coopers were
haeket makers and venders; they
tine'nt from New 1'0 , to Oen Fran-
cisco severe' times.
In the Cooper family there were
ten children ; five of theta had six
flinger' and five heel not. The great.
met peculiarity In tliat every alter-
nate child, In point of age• has the
extra finger, And tlertm..who are not
six fingered are 1APe.med with en ex-
tra toe, anti those who have .lx Over
Inc.. webs between their toes. Ts*
extra flingers and toes have well de-
%eloped nails. So mach for the Cooper
family. Exactly the same condi-
tions are found in titer Gambill family.
Mrs. G*.kdn wan nwtrrlel to ?Arleen.
(instil thirty-two petrol ago and
Ire. resoled In I)reidstell mince then.
War la the metier of nine children,
four of them listing the extra flin-
ger and four the extra toe.
•••••••• • ••••N• •.4444 6•••
KLEPTOMANIACS,
•
• OR PLAIN THIEVES ••
• •
N•••••••••••••••••• • •N•
"'111e u,o.t remarkable care a klep-
tomania first ewer tame to in 110-
tice, and uta Gel came eery near
being lay solute" mid a detective the
(alter day, "uteri rred Nevem' eraser
ago. 1 gen then employed ier a
large department Store an lVaahlug-
tun. One dee during t'w winter hol-
iday .5111011 a n.d1-drrrs.d woman
euteretl the store enrrytng a muff
and umbreelia. as sae lst*md by the
leather guests deport moot 1 raw her
skilfully 'swipe' a 1ss•ketteok from
to number that 'were ou display. She
placed the pocket -book th her mull.
1 fotloa-vd tier to the elevator ala
ten up to tow third floor. Oa the way
up site diroovtrreeI that I wag fol-
l.ointg her teat when see' left the
elevator rete managed, %ithout my
e ning ter, to placce the pocketbook
that she Iradieslola•n between two
bole* ten t`.he 41011 counter. Thin, Hoa-
rder, 1 failed, to melee. sue nitre
Ink. came downetalrs l told the pro-
prietor In her hearing "that she had
ltulen n pocketbook.
"'CLS proprietor looked at me hor-
rereetrlekeu, elide the lady, turn-
ing about, demanakd to knows west i
had mid. I 1) 114 50 certain of • my
ground haat 1 .'}sated the ae-
venation, aiserenp.)u the proprietor
wool to me;
"'Oh, no, you're mistaken. This
lady and her husband are friends
of mine, whom 1 "melanin fr,
quetrtly:
"1 was l'eliug awful .laky, lint
bet1e no c(K'krure that elle head 11,,
pocketbook 1 int o.• it 1.,1.1 fruit
and 'tuck td, my first statement.
'file lady wit' terribly Indignant and
the proprietor heti a regular cave
of trembler. Whti1. toe- a►r.mnitiuw
all worts of apologies. she was re:nl-
ielg the riot act to me. litre loll
rp. that 1 'wtshl.t pay- for tine dear-
ly;' gave orders to the Nor walk-
er to telephone. for her husband,
and insisted on being searched.
Things' were Laking pretty
equally fin ms.. when n thing hap-
pened that chalgt•'el 1hP eompleiloa
sef .idents very materially. 1- llC
e•..I that she had a stet the posi-
tion of her halide in her muff "sev-
eral tine', aria that she had alma
plaewl her umbrella lea11tng ag:tlUvt
the counter, aud thinking that �e
might have slipped the pocketbook
down Into the latter, 1. without
raying a wired, reached over, picked
up the umbrella, an 1 turned it lip -
. Ad.. town. The pocketbook did not
drop out RN 1 had Ptpeeted, but.
what was better ,till, eight pnlrs
of kid gloves, from which the tags
had never been remen.l, rolled out
upon the Thor. They were not tak-
en from nor olid th', belong tooter
More, but from the tags 1 recog-
nized them an belonging in an-
other establishment where de.tlt
In loves next 'door.
ee was beginning by thin time to
t+tt 1i soh, awl without 1 ming any
time I went for the proprietor of
the store next door. 11 a rite • in, Iden-
tified the god., 11 lid stul.d that
the lady had 14.'1 in h1. Store, but
that she made no purchases. Al thief
thee rite broke .1•,w:r and *Walt 'An
ery, and, d Iring to . bneb,patters
ell amnud, 1 imide' n hurried trip up
to (be thtrl Iln.r, lokrwl over the
dull reuniter, iter, f.nmd til:, pocketb.s,k
site lutd stuloa, and brought It hark
In triumph.
e It turned out th•,t her Ilu.tand
war a wealth,- nttn, and could have
pstrrhaned her most anythlag she
__needed.Kir. 1"k a .Reye.t co-mylW.-i,
ertlfr'sned that OW wan n kleptu-
m'th.lnr, anti th tl see rou11 not re.let
th, temptntoh to take things. Her
hi.hl lel, wive wise veining down to
poll a off as an impudent black -
,d 1l,,' J eh of pitying( ter
the g1ivP, and p.s•ketb sok nn,l of
hudilnK tiring■ up with the tt.
Met arkeep ere.
If !hart tett.*. to 171ateelfa�d 1lie
rh:1r•ge I had preferred against tens
1 .ly, lo,' •g me J do w iIt1 have been
the lightest of all the .cows that
would have feltlrial,)rdQdownn given
.15 Than aloe 11:1+,14+, earl n drpnrt-
mere- store. detective frequently ens
to stand by In 'silence and met thing.
.to1wl rather than take the co IP -
y o 0w
la Ilse .'rent Ica ttp,Mrtook to eppre.,
ben.' the g.nle..) 'hheplom•Inlnes' who
do lb- stealing."-washInkton Post.
ISSUE NO. 43. 1802,
BUTTER AND EGGS
POULTRY, White Mesas bought outright,
Chew, d•uurb and extracted honey
Uoodl tartness. for handling. l'unel5uueey
solicited. ('orresp.auleurrinv ted and prompt.
1yy attended to. Bw•ew az aud Buckwheat
floury wanted. 1.111 pay 15 Ceuta per I1. Pur
b.rWati.
JOWL J. Me 69 Front lit. Bart, Tweets
Mrs, Wto.low'e emetIUne a7sup Mould
always be used for Children Teething. 1,
seethes the child, Softene the(lum�bw wind
voile and 1• the bat remedy fur
.E.„14)itHALE-M()MM. UV 7'H M: i'I_IiNT
moose beet land 111 Bay Couutr, both
...111 and cleared, In good i&rml'Rht coulwua
fly. Apply to L neatly, Oliver, Mich
WANT1D- $1VERALBRIUHT PL'OI'I,ti
who sea earn at I.nrt tiffs.. '.dist,
wetly; ..resat of Dar reprI5 ftati,N mete
over Ave dollars Ie a daytatdeWerl01 nor
collecting. The century digs Co., LW.,
Toronto, Ort
1)OCY1CT MAUNIYYINO UI.A tY4-MHI'1's
11 up like a hada, for exeminlug fine work
or the small things of creation; le Invaluable
to students engineers, mechanics, tailors, t ,,
cloth, rte.; sent w
testing any addressa for
95.' 5 for el.o0; o.gynte wanted, W51ar
Lamp and Mag. Co., Hamtltou, U.1.
IMPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP.
The quality standard from Oman to
Ocean. Your money back Ifnutynalaswry
hone 1 LAb'LA)l ,
Amato. Most,e
FARM FOR SALE
that meat desirable. property known as
the Zimmer Farm, !situated claw to btu,
Ifuglon Junctl.•n; containing N7 arm, 1ir.t
...ndy loam; abundance of fruit; two boos.,
and nutbuludbhgs. sold la w huts. or 10 nen.
lots. Laity terata. Apply
MIMS r.IMMFIMAN,
5a Wellington et. south, Il awlltnn,
ilorse health
is one of the most import.::!
things for every homer
consider.
Dick's
Blood Purifier
will build up a run down horse.
It tones up the system, rids
stomach of bots, worms &teed
other parasites which under-
mine an animal's heglth.
So Cts. a package.
LEEMINO MILES 1 CO.
AGENTS. - - - MONTREAL.
"CYKO"
Photo Paper.
Prints at eight by any light
anatpe dozen. a .5, with 1„
• 1 iesrlop.r nod phot.., mailed 1
/told by
s_ k/1/'\s." 51a lJnwn. �e tt'
1'11 n:ellnn .(gent
TALENT
MAKMCIII ICSPa V.
If you hare a s ".int !Men!, develop It
('AN Vol' DRAW:' learn 11.1.1`MT1l( ,
fess TION and /arrear Your salary. In...tt..
tore In demand. Large • bledee „Nen•d.
atsd.ntr drllgh led. 1'on.plete rnorr stn.
re.,.fnlly tangii n1 hems during q,ar'
hours. (11'It POP int Pr In all roonnrnt.i:
subject te, Iorludlumtl l'eLh••ggra�.hr 11111 1.1,.
'.Zs.* tMitifi , arethorough naiTronipie4
We guarantee them. Preowned eepeelulty
I..,' home etude wren• for
nd.•.. rlptn•
eatah,r,:' .heti i
me. There (tin Gee& Imre eg
WHAT'S HOME: WITHOUT MU81C 7
Prom inner'' dlrert 0e pnrrhn.er, saving
over hull In p11,','. •1'o I, tr.'dne. on? font 1n
one row LainatIon 1,.,rument'*0 5111, on re.
rrlpt of toys dollars chip oar nl three toren-
wont. with Imo roe lion book. litany will re-
member three Instruments Ma on' rxhlbltlun
at tete et II weltion. Mame nre sn1i1, rptall for
t we've do Inn. O,lv llmltrd nand rM sales
.111 b. tendoton thio p1.a M latrr4netlnn.
burnt Jdsalc 1'0., 111 (eros. ARa.le, .,son•
I ,, ante
•
Hint ger 'epee Vast.
They twit in the heimmork. he and ..pips If," Pil.ntv�1 the Illllr Hort.
tits., sw1oRing the hour. away in A amt the t.'nrher ftlld l0 i14111* In her
islppy manner pdemlar to torr... tremae. 1n reeler o rerttt.'r her coin
F-innlly Ito' whiNls•rnl In her ahrll-
Correspondence Department Central
Business College, Toronto, Canada '
Diamond
Hall
Diamonds.
THIS Is one of the' Ryrle'
Specials in Diamond
Rings, No. 969. Our price
for it is $75.
We personally guarantee
the quality.
Il 1. te.n.Ut M IR Seta. .,r sfhw
I.4I . to estbsum o .ear
We deflect. this safely to ear
sddre.., end refu.d the full prier of
you are not perfectly p,isted.
{'one for our ter lllestr.ted ea.-
slot•e.
Ryrie Bros.,
Jewelers,
tear end Adelaide Stotts,
Toronto.
•
Not What Mbs Wanted.
seised
it slats of
A tenrher Wait lnstrnettr*
infante, and was lotting
the children finish her ..nuns." tie
makeesu a they understand.
I The blot had eyes," ills Maid, "hu•
r It ventldn't-"
Bee," cried the children.
iL had (re, but IP couldn't-"
" Hear," wild the ,Ina..
It had Iles, but It couldn't -"
Ppenlee vette the e(fllrlren.
It had a nose, bid It rmtldn't _"
er.igyt. relied t►. weary If It Inns to curs. I Mor far:
R. w: Orore's signature loon rash hot, 255 . _-_- "lout are Mie 11 tench "
New York ('erlrsl snit Hudson
River Railroad.
The above- num. Is a household word and
the .,)leder evr.•,h•mv /If the rood .hon1,1 1.•
inserent to lttra,•l newt Tenet. bot nes
that the ant. Is the .rime to New 1 ark and
p,dnte root rot It ether tine, too further n••
Mm MP. Lullun .fno,ld be mutes 1:,.,.•
hely 5111 1,11 yon It Is tar twat.
"KELPION
/I •• ,,saes TI.' mitten inn•• hrr hand demure
,ee•e`h for n few ni nnles, while. a worm
bloah spread rites. her In r. blonde
tedeme by hest Seiki lsedl..l leersela,
"1 -I'd 'either be n pet r," she nn-
swere•t errmn'e m.ly
A long 4lrnee rnmte,l Then. tee a
hen ill u fel arra to the Set tint toil tin
fotdle'l testi to the .ming man, nal
the cants nre low out
Be..11.d to British .Skil..... lost h *friss.
ler all Threat and Mood Trimble', temps.
*1 ,Ohl ter.. 01e..a,.'.les., 111a
01 [e...ns Pimples, Stiff Joists,
t..."..tlun, 1.1.1*.. katealac Bret..,
Plies, Cuts ler. r... PI.rrielI
..Id bp Dm/gists. tie. Tee 1t eine.,
Piles To torero to yen that fl
('Asr9 Olntm.ntUwrert stn
snd nbnlnte em. fir .soh
end every form elf io hula.
bthdatee gond pgntrndlnV rile'•
the mannlietnrer. her. gsnrnnt.rd 11. Mor les•
I 'mon tel. In the dally araem and ask fair neigh
hors whet t.
think eit. Von can welt
sIt and
t.11tlJJos...rmMhaMAr0k.nIfset
,UA.rtaert (Id,TmoMYn.taAs
Dr.OhaIle's Ointment