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It is ,welt for Gipsy that, rite ars- f Erin as Ito speaks a cloud parser
!'tut Hee the t'tpreurlou lint contorts , torr the mom, ,nal iu a second the
Miss jo,,ke'r face, AN, in the. *,utile � earth Is w rape • I its darkness. A
of her owl! room, she paces up and w11t1 sighs among the branches, and
down and thinks of the man I lillay alio Vera.
rho ham loved with the whole force! "('owe in. any tingling ; the slew
of her shallow, selfish nature. Silo is, Is fgliing," he m►y'r; and out of the
perhaps, more miserable than Gladys, l darkness they past Into the warmth
weeping for her dyad loser. Nhe ,and light, hieing not anti dream
Btu a right to mourn, with the prowl,
pa"si(state tears that fall froom Mise
Nlake'N ryes are in lhrntsrtves a nip-
gianttirsn, bitter chops, Gist burn
her heart and brain.
"Mamlua, lye must be the. first to
entertain the bride and bridegroom.
shall We give Is bail, a dinner -party,
lir what ?"
Mrs. Blake hooka nt iter daughter.
'•Whatever you like, Flora but,
deer, I was thinking It would be
pie/mutt to go to the Seaside for
the summer, for Gladys, you know."
Flora turns on her mother.
'Mamma, please Understated in" -
1 am going to stay here, and MI/ you
are, So .sou thunk 1 e•nnnet sleet
sir Maurice Dermot's wife? I e\p,•et
it will be a very gay suuuu••r, and
eut[gest that we open the gayatier
with a ball."
• • • • •
Lady Dermot has evacuated Dru-
limners Castle. Courteously and
kindly, her son intimated to her that
Ire and his wife wished to live uloue,
nml no, after one protest, she sub-
mitted, and moved herself and her
belongings to Drtminneen !louse. Ker
Meunccs wondered as little nt the
number of things she took from the
thistle -half the furniture it wwmel
to him. "Relics of happy days," Lndy
Dermot called them. The work of de-
spolling went uu ; but at last the
whole of her hulyshlp's poseessiour
were removed.
And la the ghee of a lovely sum-
mer evening, with the setting son
warming the hoary gray walls, Dru-
rwuseen Cantle "tames with open por-
tals' to welcome the bride. That half
the community happen by chance to
be at the railwny station On the
evening that Sir Maurice and Lady
'.mot are expected it slightly re-
n rkable.
in
train
ruches in. Sir lalasurlce'ss ,
known fare is seen looking out 4 white rows at her breeart ankh
rringe window, and In another the, dark, witching face looks In
he Is Mending on the plat- lib'' Oen I.% 4.11 more gloriously be u-
lplug out Bret his wife and •tifwl•Ihan ueual. A string of pearls
'Is telidel amid• her quaint
short curls, and pearls nee round her
throat and or, her Wriirtl.
lint what nm I to say to then
all, Maurice/4o elle asks, still blushing POSITIVi:: Coo' ES -
his compliments. "1 shrill be far
away from you, perhaps, and I don'( Rheumatism
know what to talk about."
-e-'Lott need not talk at esu : only , Neuralgia
look its pretty ng you do now, and
oil need never open your lips," he Backache
says, laughing. "Come -let me put Headache on your clunk. TieaaCt' {
Tito carriage is Walt- /,
log; and we have not much time to Feetache
luxe," • .
There is not n prouder man than All Bodily Aches
Si" Maurice Dermot. as Ire enters
Mrs. Bryan's' drawing -room #Ilii his AND
lastly young wife oro his arm, and
sura the Impression her beauty makes,
0.1 1111 present. Nearly all the guests
haves nrrivesl, and a mid flow of con-
s swim tion Is oro: eeding la ',gutsily,
the men mitariding in a grout', on the
:ltvarthrug, trying to Imagnte that the
nrrnngqeemeat of borne nut foliage in
a 14.rrte and a fire are one and the
fas-
ts, tiel
amber nod blacks Spanish lace,
ritates her gueete with her cutting
narks, as usal.
t fs eight o'clock, awl roslr-shaded your slaughters to them, tot if you
In , , are dlluty:-.fighting the cA►rnera au iUd," \
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t e room. With a gleam of the Tide Inst remark la /t eum' stet)
Mere- •ht on her pole cheeks, Flora by It eignlfienunt look nt Mrs., EElook•
PI ks' ,te and awaits the advent of sr, who leis naked this dr,:nsUni
`:'K Mn ice- Pettiest. Phe W dresser) I:rrptnln Ilallday to lunch nn
in err n rind antis and white lace, than once.
fur the is de will bo in white. The conse•rentlon Is getting un
,-Ansi then they come. In the shadow plramurt-every one is beginning to
•d the door ay ale sees them. Sir wish the dinner would be announced.
Maurer, tall awl linldsime, stn.! The door opens at last, end
lillay• squall el childlike, shy=eyed a tall, soldierly mann, with
w I used I, al I siring m punl`o no a long ministache, comes in, makes
f.ati Del snot fu, tile firoi +.1WE .�llee, o%heing d6 tate
irlliHT�ieFi_:.;r►it:-TT-ftr�`l..r••:-' -lt- add the - f - acetoThL,
ons pride in her sling slowly at his heels, the but-
etp fe sg leer Repeats rind annrwsnces solemnly
sMist sillier is served.
N'e't
of a
what!
forte, 1
then a , rge collie log. 1'ery slLv-
h'
PGipsy etnlris, bolding the dog'.
lain, and idling while Sir NInurlrs,
diver back I to the. carritage for rugs
and parcels.
Jnsery one h n !capital'flew of the
young bride rut stir Maoris's% nodding
eireiessly' right and left, leaves the
station with his vlfe's
arm and the collle Irking anti bound-
ing around thele. hey go straight
to the carriage, - sl are howling
away theism,' the t n before the
gossips have half real el that they
have arrived.
Oh. the "tweet home-cv, slug of this
evening, the fleet of nil' the even-
ings they hope to seed together!
"I am the hnppilwt ma i In the
world," the now murals' husbn 41 nays,
fondly,. looking down the'tales at the
wee figure at the other en, dur-
ing this, their first tete-mi-tet din-
ner at Isms' -sic lots sal to 'ly,
Willi n pretty blvrrh os her face mi
Iter shy velvety lye. full of trap
IMMa.
And sifter dinner, when the r.hn,l's
nl night are creeping up fold after
after full, ,minty and gray, sir Mau-
rice lust nipsy purr up and ,own the
terrace aide by site in the warm n emit-
ter air. Ile is gind to, be nt home
again, bort to his hones (Ifs', hes farm -
Ing, his fishing. and nil the other
pleasures and duties that make up
her life; amt ;now he has ids wife
to share lila pbensnres end his truu-
blea, If so be that arty come.
The wlilt e snmoolight tooeheb the
gray wail, ant) the clinging ivy. and
bsyoud, all lies In Window. tiipay'■
eyes, shirk and fnthomlees,are raised
to his, ansi two small arms are ehtap
el around his arm.
-- "lManrtce " The
want you to promise Ino romelhhrg.
'Anything, darling "' tnking one of
her hands Into blot keeping.
"I want you to promise oesrr to
spent to your mother about me," sole
goes on, "to tell me everything your
self -anything I sin wrong- stupid
things, i mean. You will, won't you.
Maurice V'
"My wife, no one shrill r'Vre any
a word to you but myself," and lie
takes her In hie arms.
Liltfe, world lgrkorent Gipsy I Bur -
!nee all her MP sir will never (ergot
what once palmed between her and
Maurice's mother. The remembrance
of that Interview tiring,. the blob
hotly to her ehreks yet. she hos
never told her husband, and never
will_ tell him,
-((Thee renrhpe up isnil winds both
,rens round hes !reek, end, with her
Warm cheek against tile, strifes out,
with tears In her voice:
"Oh, my hnshanl, If i enaddn't tit
.-happdt- f -••-_' I dess••Treph
.c, !former 7in'g' ,trio i
In tones low awl -matt lie aa"iwwrwIfo-4w' row-vfru}f ttsmre -'lit' Wt -MAIM
its he hold. her tightly to his heart: lila'spitenrain's' directly," -Mrs. Bryan
"Wife, without yea my life Would Is saying.
hove been worse than death.' Sir Mnnrise replies tint lie Ione
So they whisper awl sow their los. (nets r Ind that pieaanre,
ere' sows, while the white moon The d/ or opus again, and Lord and
travel. ^l: over time trees, nisi her haily ihnrlanil are Announced. The
silver light hathe. the (inlet world. alerting, npn{s110(11. old couple, who
oa biters. eat life, Sir $ir (Maurice Faye, Iian omen of -,ny• WIC anhsl le, pinyin's dinners ln, into hie face to the (she sk pntirs they and n fstd
y lir enFtset chairs con find, and
Ing not of nay dark days to come.
CHAPTER. XIX.
Mrs. Bryan hs (beet, after aH. With
lightning -like steal site cube Ott the
tort le end brWegns,m, and she next
nnrnlog deelietrilee a man ou horso-
mark to summon sixteen picked num-
bent of lowb'ty to meet Sir Maurice
awl Lady Donna, at dinner.
Ste asks the great county - bag-
wl te'H. Lunt and Lady ltantard, tum
apoplectic old couple, who l.ok more
1 lie it retired cook and butler than
rung thing f I ee : and Mrs. Itryau's d car
friend -Afro. Hooker, also r'crlves tat
Ittvl,tttit,n; as do two of the Misses
Hooker, who cannot be unit to act
up vo their names, 'lasing never
Locked the smallest of inale fry nu
es. They hie twenty' miles off ; but
Sir Maurice war intended once for
one of the Masse. Hooker, and It still
let very good for them to bee
w•lust they have lost. As to`
he Linker' insitnteen, Mrs. Bryan's
pen actually derived user the 'wiper
with me lice as elle summsaed them to
+u lend. The Doivungr•r Lady termot
is also a favored guest ; and the oth-
irs ore asked to flit up the in:.le and
sulk,• themselves agreeable sir dire
ItIOe'ahle, its the CallMAYe mIle.
• • • • a •
It is n hot summer night, and Glpry
stand's smiling before her husband.
and blushing at lila lucks and words
of rdmirnllos. They sire Jest starting
for the dinner -party at Bryan Court.
it in their first nppnnrance In {subtle
tote fhrr, and Gilbey is feeling ter-
ri1R rservuuei, as the ordeal ap-
priNiclitva
"My darling, how lomthyiT ou look
sir Maurice crier rapturously, stntrl-
ing gazing at his wife till the swift
color dyers her cheeks.
Silo Is all In white -dim white silk.
�tl plain, with soft lace �n the
3aly and el'eves, and a c .ler
.sit
Join the mild conversation.
"And these are dinner -parties !"
Ihutkr Olpry, looking round on the
assembled group of polite lion and
tigers' wnitllag for lesllug-(lute. "Du
people really ctuJoy this ,kin of
thing?" she wonders, thinking with
is regretful sigh of the dinner at home
with Maul'L:e tuft the twilight walk
uftree aril.
lie is now rtaudlng tainting to
Mrs. Hooker and the two
hlrtrke'r, olio of whom rets up to be
o 1r
W
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buns
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and
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it beauty, Mrs. 'Hooker heir e
Keisling air, as If the wtKld
used her cruelly somehow -alk
imp" it has, Her very cap -rib
Wing lu u depreeeed fashion,
elle has a limp appearance ge
ally. Bat then the poor no
lists so very far In the country,
1ygs twelve ehlldren stud +s tyre
s!!il Borland, who never shows
public. and slows very muco
w win. or Mrs. !looker
mach to contend with.
Lord Bantatd Is roaring out m,
thing about the depressed slut
the country generally, and the
hay !torrent in lmirticular, to
county magnate who is anxious
Masse the minion fisheries,
cennut get IA a word etgeway
Mrs. Bryan hi setting every
by the ears by annouucing her
listen, of violating the string
ruler of the tennis club.
declarer 1410 will bring a In
Urs. 1'Ivinn-who run uen
from heriLusbniel with
taut holiday, and who has come
settle -of nil placer in the wit
In the neighborhood of Drumau
"But, my dear Mrs. Bryan, sh
nut a proper person," remunstra
the Dowager Lady Dermot.
"stuff and fudge! ,Bile le as g
lir the rest of the world; I like purely. rely. They are goingto
married when the law rets er fr
e'Walt till they are married,"
marks Mrs. Hooker re"eroly. "
Orly cannot countenance people\
that claw."
Mrs. Bryan chuckles delightedly
"And what do you think, Miss Or
slum ?" closely regarding that-ma
ac's righteous countenance.
Miss Grirrshaw colors furiously
''Mamma would not like me to d
cuss 'much things," she answers, Ilk
child of sitter . "We pas, by On
ther side of the street when
ret tint. Vides."
"'And by chance there came
Samaritan that way,' quotes Ni
Bet an. "We are all very mural,
doubt, but do you pass by on t
other ride when you meet Capt
Hnhday, Miss I;rinediaw
Ulm ()Hinshaw lures still rocs
under the 'sarcastic rework; u
Mrs'. Bryan continues:
"And do you all know, niy dot
that Mrs. 'Vivito' la dying ? S
won't trouble you or your tete
ground long, nor shock the eusce
idbllkles of this select neighbo
hood -rhe ill hi a conrutnptlon."
"Yes; but becalms one line c
mlmptlon. one need not run nw
with another man," puffs out La
Brost/1rd, with a laugh at her ow
wit.
"I didn't sty one need, my dea
but are we all no good that
can afford to throw stoner at her
"i lease people of that sort alone.
"The women, you mean; but the
men you would receive, and marry
GO:'o: CC
ST. JACO8S.
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CONQUERS
PAIN
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wife owl the out
hrislsod's face, ire It
to like hosteNoe direr
The Downgrr Lady
sweet ,lel gracious to
In-law, and calls her "m,
hl ort
mom affectionate m
Wieryttrhy Kiss all ter: is
things In the way of wed
e mgrrlDilation , pod one
Theses f:rimallniv, who is dint
eforping nt Bryan Court, IN
aIth(sut her there would have
thirteen, owing to mune 411
Isluitneettre Is mentally tali
stuck of Gipsy's dreg., of It
relines*, and slmpllclt i, and resolv-
ing to base one hint Ilk: it for the
neat Will.
#fives ItMkr -
ng le.
ermot Ia very kGipsy, i'kisa out of the open wis-
er daughter -(low - the cosi! and quiet beyond,
dear eldld" starts as Mrs. Bryan addresses her.
nner ; and 'Lady liermot, allow me to Intro -
of kiwi duce you to my nrphs•w•, Colonel
con nn'1 Bryan."
,f the She turn', a shy, startled face, and
and sea's it tall, military looking man,
muss' who grows white as death.
ern "Sibyl!" Inc gnarl)* ; mush then, no he
takes another look at her race, lie
rp'uvers hie .elf-posoession and tit -
fees her Isle arm.
Nobody Men hears the
toped out word but Gipsy.
Maurice__ »mater,, sis 141.
w•I passel." him on Colonel Bryan's
urn, why her chrrke nee so pale, and
lie an les a bright smile it. their eyes
meet.
"I\r little is mean, rig
an, she 1. h-
tovall to • ' -4tn. t'h,*m,t
lag lu ti woke of wit the *Meese
with \Ins ryas, and looking over
their hesuer t tPpsy in the pen of
hotter at Colo el Bryan's' right lintel.
The rest of a people have sorted
themselves no, al. Lately Dermot
has secured Lord Mord, am) Is con-
tent : she is at len dal to the leant
tsy one of equal rail and, If, after lie
addressee hlm,rpif to In soup he nev-
er speaks, whist does I erlgnify ?
Colonel Itrynn takes fi lee glances
at tipsy, with n pestles miserable
etpreenhm ern his fare. gl • timely elle
rouses her eiee and lecke fit I at him,
all the 'shyness gone, as a says
earnestly In soft, clear toner;
"Wily dhl"you cell me 'sibyl `' "
II In is spry innocent question, it lid
yel (Liloirpl Bryan looks etrnngsly
nmlxsrraeel, and gulp, clown a glass
of ahorey before he answers, evas-
ively :
"Yost are rather like 'tome tine I
once knew of tint name nmn,i then
lac 'srsttrhae up the menu earl and
immix It to her. "I always like to
know what la coming," he remarks,
tetth a amilee. "Aral I know my
cads!'• dinners are things to dream
of "
CM be Coetluwed.)
rails'ns-.ouch$,', toie•h'•s
the bride's ringers: and (+tp.y, glans.-
11'.g up Into her fact•, twee the look
h: her eyes, and dun ws back to her
huslmnd'e side.
"I doyi't think you hove stet y
Wear I That's " the greatest thing in the
world,"—in anything that's worn. 'You get style,
fit and finish too, in
Granby
Rubbers
—Bot the one thing we emphasize is their
Wearing Qualities.
"Granby Rubber', wear like iron,"
Consumption
Salt pork is.a famous old
fashioned remedy for con
sumption. "Eat plenty o
pork," was the advice to th
consumptive So and too
years ago:
Salt pork is good if aman
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most..
Scott's Emulsion is the mod-
ern method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs,
Scott's Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
Scott's Emulsion does more
than that. There is some-
thing about the combination
of cod liver girl and hypophos-
phites in Scott's Emulsion
that puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
A sample will be
sent free upon request,
ee ears that this mews Is
the form or • label non ths
C
tcouppee of ee env buol• el
lea's ro,e bur
SCOTT & •
BOWNE,
CHEMISTS,
Toronto, Ontario
Soc. and $1; all druggists
Thome Girds.
Conletla-Are you going to bank
►p yes' stockings on Christmas?
Hoiteiue-Well, I certainly ain't
;oln' ter let them hang down IIte
rtroesaa
As The Spreads In dry gruel., so 1101,11 nn
sflammatluo In the I hroat grow down Into
:be lungs. Deal prom tah. with is cold ne with
e fire, and when you 'ls'ghi to cough nee
ill,•u's Lung Balsam.
New Variety of Sunflower.
A German florist Gas prods,cd a
tew variety of e,,nflower whish he
•nibs'tbe Giant Blsmurek: or Ilehan-
ta.w Annua Blsmrarcki^nsis. That it 1s
s glint la esklenq frang a photograph.
1'h^ stalkis
fifteen 1 en feetI
rind
high h r
o
our inches thick and the flownre
u"ntnve eighteen itches neroam. To
numbs titan' res.Ites it is item/Nary
o Pow the arils in groups of two or
here w•hete the plants are wanted
-for the sunflower does' not stand
rntnplanting-destroy all Mit the
atmongest of each genie) of plants
tort when this is about five feet
dgh ott off the lower leases and bods
old so throw all the strength of
lie plana Into the crown.
Says Mike to ('lancy.
"Kept alive, hike; we're rescuia'
ye!"
Voice frons -the Debris - is hi=
Clancy up there mid ye Y'
"Sore he is."
"Ast him mud Inc ho eo kind es
t' 'step off the rooms. I've onot.;:i
on top av ten widout him."-Tlt-
Bits.
Mfhtard'iLiniment Cure, Diph-
theria.
A Determined Widow.'
Lawyer (to the widow) -Tide law
gives you a third, madam.
The Widow -Well, I'm not going
to take any chances in that direc-
tion. i shrill procelel to Mettle for
my third. Jung Its I did for my first
and second.
Hard on the lor•tor.
Old Lady -My 'nsbnnd 'e never did
'did with doctors. and 'e wouldn't let
no send for yen till 'e was real lead.
What's wrong' with -.him, doctor
.Doctor-Maluly senility, Sir,. WIi-
kina' •
prnw wouldn't 'Av�nAnd Idresser
e'adit if 'PA
'ad yes' snon enough.
bspxneMExletrLAEo i.avlLlelunntrrpelyemo
1 en from my horn*. I take pleasure In
emu ending ths rslnadr, awvt-s sets with
ttettirorirt
tomes or. lined. soft „" r"cn lou.ete d Plump , blood
.pavan, splint, curbs, ■weeny, stifles and
plains.
OF.OR,tFRuDI1Farmer,
Markham, Oat
gold by all druggists.
To , C mmmn.
K,n•,,, i dry Star.
♦ Small boy was taught the a To throve re
Lord's Prayer and found it much Chase's Ointment yonienai Dr.
to lie tnetr, Pro a few days he lies
kept it giving with great aNNidult v, and absolute euro for eaa•h
Inand every form or itching,
but then he annrnnnced to his mlt
oth- Dlesngandpmtrndlntr pile,
the manor/whit'en/ lists guaranteed it. Seotos-
r Last Word.
l'emlydn gutlem-Fltrtnad Our -
lag lite a )-1 moot have besu a
fool whets I n' 11 riot you.
idle-Undot-bttelly. But the adage
still holds good.
Ilu+batrd-Wlutt's that
1511e -.k fool for lurk. - Chicago
News.
Life IN r
And th
its great
le to get
Allied Version.
Montreal Star.
life is earliest,
rive to not its goal,
ie. thou sadly !earnest,
sufficient coal.
Many of us might be happy if we
dist not suffer from disorder. of
the liver. Thee we ought to use Dr.
August Kocis:K', l Iaaaa'bllrg Drop,
witch cure the stlsorderr and bring
the w:tolo system to a healthy con-
ditism.
Football Illustrated,
Buffalo commercial.
1 Bnwdolnluuu, Me., farmer Naw
the Bnts's-Bowtiuln football grime at
ltrun•w•iek. .t neighbor asked him
about it. "Nothing to tell," he said.
"Just let :'O •bdet hugs out in a
tuft field any day and then throw
tknvn a peck or au of corn in a
sick and sec'uw go for It, and
you'll know 'boot what a game of
football looks like to a farmer."
A (food Talker.
"i'Iruthuefoll Is considered a pretty
good talker, isn't he?"
"So people say. I have only heard
lien speak Once myself."
"Anti how slid Ice impinge you?'
"Why, when he -first got up he re-
marked (lust Ire had nothing to say,
and he /mid It for Jut forty-five
minutrs."
Minnnls Liniment Cures Itstem-
per.
More to Follow.
Baltimore Sun
ety Ivester -Rhe is a woman with a
part, I underrtanet
ttaiwiotph-Yes, and more coming,
('hanging Women loess Than Men
,tt the old fashioned into and res-
taurrultN In rids+den it is customary
to (quire's• less for N'omell than fur
sten on the theory that they do not
oatleo much. At Wale 'hotels. in Swe-
den It mein rind wife are charge,
as one and one-half person* If they
occupy the tanne room. .t heehaw!
and miff, may travel as one and one-
half ts'rrone by railway, and also by
the poet routes', furnishing their
own carriage,
• yt:`tnnl's Liniment Cure. Garget
in ('ow -e.
A \try Neat Hint.
('enalian Baptist.
Very tunny of our aisbucrli,crs seem
to have forgotten that money to
needed to pay the printing and pa-
per hills of the Baptise_ We cannot
forget it, however, and we wish to
ohms' the anxiety that tide eon -
bluntly recurring oversigiet causes
us with the frletul, who .hould re- i
Reye us,
HOW'S THIS?'
We oder Use Hundred Dollen' Reward for
tiny sae.! of Cat+.rrh that cannot be cured by
Haul'.
Catarrh Cnn•.
F. J. ell l:NEY a CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned• have known F. J
Cheney for the lost 13 year. and believe him
perfectly boe..rnbee 41 all !.!lanes• trnua-
actious and auuudally able to carry oat any
obligntiona uu:ulr by their Ilnu.
w'a,r • TmrAI, s1'hi dranle Druggists, To.
Ic'In, o.
KI,iA.t • ilasvl'e, wholesale
Druggists, Tole.lu, t.
Half. ('stank Cure la take. Internally,aet-
Ins directly upon the Aloud an,1 mucous err.
fuel of the system. Teetimonlnls spot free.
Prtcu'- mic per bottle. sc.lt by all struggles.
liable Faintly I'Itls are ten best.
Iltefleetlona of a Bachelor, --
A painted cheek and it. Mash are
sion parted.
The kind of a woman man likes L
the kind that wants him to like her.
When humanity begins to think it
.tops having fan.
The man we never can forgive lathe
man who caught um trying to do a
wrong to him.
TAKE NOTICE,
Daring the year the space devot-
ed to advertising MiNA-110:S LiNI-
LIENT w;fl contain expressions of
nw uaeertatn Monne# from pe pie
who .,peak from personal exps'rf-
enen ns to the merits of this best
of Ilnrouehoid Remedies,
Part of the Bluff.
"Why!' 'she finally ventured Iet fal-
ter, "do you look NO sid when we
are sitting thus?"
"Because," he answersrl, gazing
tenderly down Into her troubled eyes,
"a man always look. said when he
Bolls a lovely hand."
she was something reassured, nl-
thongh she dol not altogether under-
stand.
or In dewed : Umonials In the dally press and ink your neigh -
"I heard another fellow say that bars what they think of h, Yon e.411n owe It and
prayer toolay, mother. It's go. rig Wet: mon o. hark if not cmr.lOs.nhe x, at
to get all around town." I all deaden or F,nrA saoe,HAtta L CO.,Toronto,
Cure
Your Cold
with the old standard reme-
dy that has stood the test
of 40 years experience and
is more popular to -day than
ever before,
Gray'syrup
Red SpruceGum
is carefully prepared from
Red Spruce Gum, retaining
akl its healing, somhing pro-
perties. It is pleasAnt to
take and is always effectual.
25 cents. At all Druggists.
Dr. Chase's Ointment
Men and Maidens.
New York New..
Bertha -Sometimes you appear
really maul;, and anmelimes you
D Ih
17001.044
you you account for it
Tlarold-T snppoie it la heredit-
ary. Half my ancestors were .nen
and the other half women.
What shrunk your woolens ?
Why did holes wear so soon ?
You used common soap.
GIIT
O.A1iP REDUCES
EXPENSE
Alla Ilse taw seellasea ear, ay
is A Domestic Dlaarranitemksat.
They hgd been married three
',mettles and were having their 18th
quarrel -au unlucky number, by the
way.
"You only married me for my
money'," he said, with exceeding
Ma termitic
the
t of 11
"I didn't to anything d y R
kind," she retorted.
"Well, you didn't marry
cause you loved me."
"I know I didn't."
"In heaven's name, what did you
marry me for then r" he cried. In
detpatr, for he had not expected
this.
"Just .to make that hateful Kate
Scott yon were engaged to cry her
eyes out because' she had to give
you up and Klee me get you."
lie tell down on the white bear
rug at her feet and rolled over on
it until he looked like an animated
snowball.
(Great t'neiulr, woman!" he
shrieked. "what have you done ?
Why,' 1 married you Net because
rho' threw me over."
And by the tlFre dinner was ready
their sweet young hearts were
ones more so full of sunshine that
tier -Mere were abonitutely ncressary.
me be -
Monkey Brand Soap clams kitchen uten-
sils, steel, iron and tinware, knives nod
forks and all kinds of eutlerv. ,,,
Oh 1 the Famous!
l'hicago Record -herald.
"What would you do if you ware
to wake up lo-uwrrow morning ark',
flush ,sours-hf famous?"
"Lb. tilown 'mato and sleep t'III I
felt like getting up _for once."
Ths North n laid lath !now, nod w Ili It
collo'. the in lune of rlwmmathno. Drew
warmly, slay In dons as ueuch ns you ea.
end rub the •moles, tender murales with
l'rrry Davis's Painkiller. 33 and 50c.
Imaginative.
Indianapolis Sus.
May -They say he has written a
lsttcersful book of fiction.
stella -I knew he could do It. You
ought to see some of the love lettere
he useel to wilts. to me
ir910KE
BARRISTER
10, cent Cigar
Guaranteed deer Hal -not l"Ill,A
ANOTHER MARY.
She Also (rabbles In Literature and
Stress wousaess.
"I am is hard proposition 1
"They didn't know MN In this flat!
"Third place in a week. and to -day
I've broken oily one cut -glass sugar
bowl and two china copal
getting too
•
expected me
wages/ only
n'( tick her
i snpptnse
Nature=or
keep the
dropped the
mlatrrsa.
to Rare the
,
les her hne-
oo-goo ry ea
k rim Bret
not to -dot!
real lace;
d trnve her
mold 'mill
urns to a
"Bahl My hands are
steady I
"The woman mall she e
to work ! Me! And my
i8i2 a month!
"I'll go in the parlor n
dog!
I love to hurt dogs!
that I. the devil la my
the beer 1
"I wonder where they
wine!
There! - I have ctrl
mint Melt I I'll tell the
Perhaps she will want
pieces! The crash of broken chins
IA music to my mire!
"I woader why etre level
hee-
haw!! lie has made gt
at me only once! Thin
for another place ! No,
The parlor certain," am
I'll teat r
r them tS•(urr I go
"Wend the tnistreea wont
writing ((leak own. Then I
the ink on the piano keys.
"I'luelL-co►verL'd. furnit
Harlem net ! Basil I'll give them
notice to change It !
"I wax not horn for Joy! i coma
not Innen when they choked on Ila:'
coffee. I herb pert red pepper in it.
Tiemnrrow i'li put soap In the waf-
fle..
"To -eight i shaft walk under_ Jim
-reser` meet -n- ItieII,•m,in t)Q
the door of the family entrance to
"I wonder why some girls stay n
week In one peter! How monotony
most grind into their II yew. nut I
.rlplarste they rnnnot till is' Mnry Ma.
Jall.'a.
"I grow Weay try log to toe good.
I inlet bren.k a dinner plate and
epoll the set!
In any next pines. i will take the
mornings nut nit will an the after-
nrt,ns.
ISSUE NO. 1, 190"
Mrs. Wtseslow's esothtug syrup
sows,. Mused for Childress estilry-ly
youths, the child, soften the`ut�, norm
undo and as the bees remedy for lllarr►gr,
NvANTED To PUBCIl•ek-ANT tiUAi.
til,,.r of mixed wuud, •rltabls fur brick
burning. For Immediate use, stab rash price
1 o in your •latlou. itluepsuu Brick 1'V I
'run,u to •In•rt, 'Toronto, telephone Malul'ul
TEN COURSES BY MAILp; e ;;u
ui
thoroughly taught. Expert Instructors. ludl-
vldual attention. send for ha udeume cata-
logue fur particulars. C sa
adee Depart.
mist C[NTRAL RWIN[55 COLLIS', Tweets Cu.
WANTED, AQENTS
Canal)ti to all mode to micron h♦ lea•n
Sults, Jnekits and Skirt.; guudeommlwlooe,
4'rowu Tailoring Cu., Canada'. Largest 'rail.
on, Toronto.
WANTED,' AQENTS•�i1�„�;-n
co.., to sell MISN'S ordered rlulhing; gra.)
rumor hs•luus, uulua label. Crown Tailoring
Co ,
Canada's Largest Tailor., Toronto.
IiIPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP.
The quality stnudard from Oman to
Ocean. Your money hack if notsatlsfac tory
BUSES A LA FLAME,
Agents, Montreal.
Xmas Poultry.
Turkeys and limns.. selling higher
Butter market nruirr and �arge rolls of
choice butter In good de hill 1. It any butter
to offer please n,lvlw. Will ell, 311 m its per
Ib. for ROPY wndelivered lit 'rurouto.
1', nulgntucu is r and co rrespo udrnce wllrl tr, l
JOHN .1. FEL O''4 Frost St_ Kant, Toronto
DEMILI
LADIES'
COLLEGE
r re all Interested In H,•
education of young ludb•a
or girl, w herr an ettensi,•
course nu,y be heal. ioriud.
Snug tine r.,WYlue red high
school branches, skirmer,
Languages, Music, rine
Art, Commercial Cour...,
Voice Trntulrg, Elocution,
Art Needle 5% ark. uud 1'11) -
sknl t'ulturr write to Ile.
A. B. Dl'Mlf.l., President.
St. Catharine., (tut., f..r
calender that gores you
very •ta,9al rnlw.
Mee•re,e tills rhes.
A GOOD FOR
WATCH 82.35
Send lar roll particular.
iJ n...
Dept. A. VIM SUPPLY CO.,
Hampton. Ont.
Christmas
Jewelry.
THE Brooch which we show
shote (No. 900) is a Sun
Burst Pattern of 141. gold
mounted with sixty-five pearls.
We send It to any address for
$24.00.
W. ham hudrede et on'o nt lr..
Tee may sane a goodly amount es
your Cbrinmaa perchers br sending
ee one 1902 catalogue -Ws wed it Imo
of rest.
Tee e111 Rad In it Ills met sf la-
samershie gilt pleats at pre.ea cess'
Isrineg.
Ryrie Bros.,
Jewelers,
Tease sad Adelaide Sows,
Toronto.
" DIAMOND 114 u.." Est. 151.4.
Blood
will tell
se
When an animal is all nm down,
has a rough cost and a tight hide,
anyone know, that his blood is out
of order. To keep an animal econo-
mically he must be in good health,
DiCK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
is • necessity where the beat results
from feeding would he e11: lined
it tones up th- system, rids the
stomach of tore:e. worms and other
parasite, that suck the lie blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a run down hone.
50 cents a package.
Looming, Mlle A Co., Agents,
1IONTRP.AL.
•
"There is n feeling of heaviness tr116.111-111' .....��
bringbeside me. 'rip cooking of tide mem- twingrhos not Wlekm with me, and It ,DOCKET POCO
s on the wicket feeling
klinard's Liniment Cures Colds,
Humor or she Day.
Lightning knocked t he ehureh
ertesple Ayr': melte, one Nald to
'Brother Dickey.
" Yes. Britan'm eyes always finish
fire whets he WWI • °Introit tilt...pie
Corinel up.'
another at a ramp meeting."
Old de reit' er dem, en ',sometimes
Swots de Itrudete."
' And a wencher wait drowned In
Abe river last week "
" Oh„vres, Satan is In de water, tee,
'hleege ter dam ter cool off
ea, ou tan me e•erything (“I
a
"I feel that, I am not long for thea ,
weer+- CAMERA'I cannot tenet myself to write makes n dainty holiday present.
PRICE 90.00
Inc more 1"-v v n.._ •
Good Point in Chrantan Helene.. I
There is one thing In favor of
Christian Selence-it deniers the in -
upon the to 'tem of one whoRim soul '
attuned to the divine harmonies',
at the right pitch. To um a mines.
pie IR a mighty tootheornis pier of
mortal error.
wilt pie-
TORII TO
WATCH FR E E 1
want a waylaid that wlil equal for time any &kW 0•141 Wattia
made. send on your name a.nd..amit.bdir.tweN.I.:, ,i.,,,, z,rirmini.d ants r2.; to. aeholl.onlyA
grand remedy and mire for all impure stet wadi eornlition• of the
blood, India...lion, stonme h trouble mmatIpat ion, *paktum- nerraus
disorders. rhomm•tiato and ?anomie. tronfilea. A Mind to111,. and life
imilmier These are mmr vernier Ns. aloe. they are easy to mit as
emit enatomer who imye • box of Mlle from yon. feeTITM • Pelee
Tieket. whieh entitles then. to • fine Mew. of ailverware. Dime! mlli.
tits sAiinee avi yew IVA, &Willa Fr order and see will aend the
In bores and Pelle Tteketa by mail. tpaid, when "lid you send
mma the money I If 'A, iimi .• will ion von the Welch with*
A GUARANTEE FOR 20 YEARS
s e• sm. no ne.e,y I. l'Pe•i 'eft We nee 'Ions away them watehes
tem mtlekly intresinre mar remedy. tin t when . MI rrePIVII. the re•teh, we ask !on to please
ahow it to your frtende filindreds Moo recel red watcher. from ea anfl are Moro than
Moliffhlmfl .Illi them Tbt• la a glorione opperionity la 11•1 • Iles• ignstot. nr Ithont perm,
• cent for it, end yrs, ahnuld writs st ones