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GIPSY'S MARRIAGE
Thal yon loved tel• 4(111 the saure� k hie • temper -and -the Dermot
Kings (.1pry, her eyee, for One see I temper le none of the bet, a11.1 (IPr-
ured seek,n,t her hu..b:url'4. renal,: fruw father to 101 with mur-
He stands ate' watcher her. How prising regularity argil unimpaireil
lovely she Ill. How beautiful are the tory-nasi so, wh+'n the last carriage
true, sweet notes of her voice. rills away, and tho heavy oak doors'
Lady Dermot, sen, le playing the nye wind again, he. [kyle net go back
neeompaDeeper ; and (.1917 iw stand• • to the drawing -room where he kuuwe
iuig at her side, B el:.all, NI(ndowy Illpsy le waiting for 1du1, but h' -
figure, with her weird. beautiful takes Women to ids study ani
ryrk and the b1 prr-
•.1Ilan(« , pante to enjoy lu poy the luxury of a sulk
her cropped curls ehiuulg Ilk* "1141 the Coon:Nation of a pipe.
stars, F.xeitewcnt outer tier; Preselely there eines a gentle tap
vousuess have flushed cheeks to n
brilliant crimson. and her nude
trembler tt littler.
"Affectation t" murmurs Miss Blake.
But the song goer bravely on,
and stIll Sir Manske never uterte
his clew from IAN wife's face. Other
eyed are also wittehiug her. 10101144
Bryon. leaning against the doJr-
load, gime', steadily at tier with
al very grave exprmation on lile
face; and Mr.. Bryan patens ntten•
tively to the long, but keeps' her
keen eyes ,fixe 1 (n the ninger'r ince
till the last note dlr. away, n11d
id the murmure of thanks that fol-
low, elle snort■ cheerfully to her -
w -1 f.
Poor Glptp! Rhe never dreaola of
what In In "tore for her. when, by
11 p141 by, MrlI. Bryan cowed over and
sits down by her side, and begins
he 011 her
voice
.. compliment r
t
"My dear, It he genie", something
ant of the cumIflOfl Amt du you
kuow, your song carrier ale back
to nutny yearn ago -to the very
smug and the very faro 1 .remem-
ber at an opera In London. I have
been puzzling nhi the evening where
1 had Preen lite face mud' heard the
tnk'e, anMl then 1 rem0mherwl."
spry ghee :t will. 11,1rllril hook
t.uward her hutbtud. one thought to
Mr.. O'Hagan not her mother. who
war 1.) n circus, and idle turns 10
Mfrs. Bryan. with u great lung;u.;
to mkt Jointer to hrr own dead mother
at last.
"She WON just( eke you." Mrs. Bryan
keeps saying-"su pretty, and such a
lovely voice. I remember her per
feetly well in the 'Bohemian (sort.'
my den r. Could Neh have been a r,.
latI'P7" 4.14((11 lip the crafty old
woman. noting every sign of agita•
tion on Glpay'a Ince.
With the look of a martyr the girl
ep'llk. low 'mil clear.
"It was my mother," rhe sayer. "Ali.
was n singer. nail wear till the silage.'
"11i, then, of pourer., you inherit
her voice!' :uwwera Mrs. Bryan. af•
feeling not to notice the general
scout a dna t ion: ---
Sir Maurice ha. turiw i it .husky
re -1: (11I)Ny'e heart Is beating wildly
"She known I nm not ashamed' of
her now," Nhe. thilikN, "my 900i' dead
mother In Heaven, who left me her
beautiful voice."
Every one Acta a■ 1f nothing had
hnppened, and they talk away not If
there wen nothing extraordinary in
Sir Maurice lk'nuoot'sy'o ng 1%ift e
sullenly Announcing that her moth-
er was an actress.
Mist Blake' kooks straight into Fier
Maurice u angry ey'ew with a trium-
phant light in her own.
"Wlint charming candor r' the
murmurs. "It is not every one who
nosed or could let PO rourngeous. n«
1.ndy Dermot. Don't look No angry,
my denr Maurice -ea If it mattPrwl
the least hit r'
He only given an angry growl, and
mom' strnlght to Gipsy.
"My mother went! you to Ring
again ; Lady 'lantanl INsio shared
with your Yoke."
With n•pwift glance• up into 1111,
face, Gippy complies,. The Dowager
Lady Dermot In the meantime, with
1110 tact of a dol.'n generale, is ex-
patiating en the beant y of her
daughter -In-law's raker, the gift` In-
herited from her thee, IMP of the
most gifted of woolen. She
wee • the daughter ,of an
Italian count - quilt reman-
1 e -ren away and went on theology,
and nfterwnrd married Roger Der -
met ; aMl after that lie never nll(IYwI
her to sing In public -till which
charming mash fe14rr* are accepted
with a grain td emit, and in general
ars diacrollte4l.
. Lady De'rmot's first look of icy Ma-
iden/mire wean not loot on the nlsetu-
.bl.d guee,'R, and they are net 4,CPIY-
ext mew, when, with n /smile sweet na
honey, sine tnkou Iilpey'N Mind nr141
hends her to the pin no ; n nd awes'
snare the lovely %001' charms and
electrifies the audience.
If Sir Maurice notices the thrill of
wetness that makes her falter in the
sang, he pretend.' not 10 do so, and
no nnmw,ring mtn1'0 insets her wistful
gnxe to -night..
For mice (tipsy le afraid to he Alone
with him. Rhe e. lotwting for the even-
ing to lie over, and yet, when every
,ms' line gone, Rhe le dreading the; mo-
ment that mulct cane. For the first
time In their abort married life Mau-
rice hna hooked rattily at her. for the
Brat time she feels afraid of him. She
Mande and waste In the druawing-
room, pale and miserable, wlshing he
would Dome, and yet feeling relief in
Ilia a'wiener,
But Mir Mnnrem has no Intention
at the door, and a eery 'meet voice
with tears to It wh►rp:•es, "Maurice!"
(:limy, lovely as a dream, with wet
eyes and quivering lips, lays her
tusk arum about 1,'e Deck and prerei'r
her but, Means' cheeks to her.
"Iluidniial, darting!" t
lu alt those warrld life rhe liar
noser celled hlnl "dealing" le•fore;
and his whoAu soul thrills at the
whnoyeresl eurees.
"My wife, my own!" he rays, low
nn1 passionately, forgetting every-
tl.lug bat lots love for her. "I wan
n brute; and I liars matte you cry,
(.tipsy. Forgive,
• Uuur;e.'," alio w loiters hack, with
Irbl i'.culelilntlou kilt upon her line.
"1.couhul't help It, dear. It "seemed as
if my mother know, ant that f ways
nwhumeetoaf her, nal I hind to speak."
HI's remaining Ie beyond his imag-
ination, for In his well -regulated life
imagination luta no room ftor heel,
Ill,lht,4 (4 I111Cy un the'. He 01117 looks
down fondly nt hie wire, and idioms
the tears from her cheeks.
"1 Null never tame you, Glpyy ;3 -OU
Will nla'nyr lie the same wlkl, untam-
able little tllr4(, unlike eter)body
j •
ride laughs., ail sigh!, two.
"Ah. Mauro •, filly 'Mimi 1 everyone
he alke 7 1 try oar hard ; Int If you
knew how much Iclppier 1 ant out
d•alkitig. lir driving with you, when
111:14, W no 0110 11) watch. ant 11100.1
not be Weeny., trying to any the right
thing, tear !" Then ale Asks, surklen-
ly, with gsueitlartilng ryes : "When 1.
.11 went wrong to -night, were you
:rutty you had marrir.l m0!"
"No, never for one moment !" its• an-
edarling, fr/ -
erwrrm, fervently. "My fart ug, 1 th
one yo(( could do or set could ever
m.lk' ns' 41rrry, eter re ret that you
Are my wife."
erethak- 'oil nothing ' Hite
e
p.'rel't", altos glowing, upraised Pyle
Mitt went U, b.4( rending
Ilo strokes her hair tetldrrty, and
nusw(PM, half -smiling, half -serious.
'Fa1•Ppl duegrnee shoul'l come
t!trou,tl: you as lir: good old 08n1' or
Dermot--; then 1 Wouht (-uric titer-t1ay
1 sem your face."
1II.c own grows grate an he holds
her Diose to his breast, never dream -
Jig how theme wort' shall one "lay
re; oil ((11011 himself.
"Demmer!' !' whispers tthoey, with
ehtldllke ',pe. "That could never
be."
"1 trust not,' he rejoins, nulling.
''Do y01 know,Gipsy,v
y.l ml 1110 Der-
mot!,
-
nOto have ',seen the sem" for gener-
ations. •The men have been wild,
Hold, bail, many Pf them. but not
one wont has ever been breathed
ngalnat the women; 11) near, you
knew n little of haw careful find
peons es' are of lie fair 1111 1111, of Der-
mot.
noes she know --has else any idea
of the pang that slot through his
prowl (tenet to -night when she said
her mother wan nn w•tress-oi the
blow to his prl.te that her elni9le
won't; gave hint 7 Very :tinily ahs•
renitmeN it whop, with a child's cling-
ing milliner, she whispers
"i am worry :''
Sorry that, for one whorl hour out
of their whole life, lee face ,lould
hove wont a Trown for her 1
CHAPTER XX(II.
Druienueen Castle le willies itself
to -day ; the. long dining -roots in de-
titeinl of et.rythiug i•tee,1 the lend
(uu1 gone Dermot'', who, !ranging from
the wall, look from their, gilded
frames in to the 9011.11011 floor. It
1P the day of the ball, and prepera-
-t net go on bonny. (lmey's little feel
have nlrently dewed gayly Iq) nn.I
damn the 'Mining hoards - Nhe has
mooed into all the moult, and with
pie:eed ryes, watrhe"1 the, nrran,re-
me•ttte. The Dowager Lady Dermot
l. eommnneler to -(lay, playfully am•
rttlr:trg (ilpey that elm. le too Inex-
perienced to understand much things.
sit' to lepsy, inlstr011 of her own
1101111', it Is nil like fairy -work. LI
the 1 brnry n noble banquet seems
the work of unkeen hand!: glowing
m4P=ea of flower' meet the eye at
lorry- turn, and she IN told that eh,
line telly to I,1ik pretty to -night,
and not tmnitle her head nlnout ney-
t h'ng
loo, )ant an this trees In the Drew'.
tient woods are flaming red. crimson
and gold In the Afternoon sun, Oip)y
Its perched n 1 n ruetie gate w•at(h
Ing for HIr Maurice. Through the
trees Phe ran, nee the sun tinting the
item. and branches, and lying In
lowing 901"11 'N mt 11 • g"ru-s Th
larches' are turning pale lemon color
but the horse che,tnuts and ',septics
Are tipped with rcnrlet. and g:owing
gllinplos4 of crimson tooth out ngnlnst
the dirk pries.
of scolding lie wife ; he menne to .How perfect It nil in -a day that
speaks of death 1u its brightest fora,
it death In beauty and nolor delight -
tut to the eye.
tipsy rogue the gate. with u buueh
of crlw.on rune hlpe In her baud, mud
a spray u( blaokberry leaver that
shine like flaws agalnet her brow (•
threes. A touch of frost has made al,
nature blurb ; and money the bright
green of rummer WAN (lever w) beau
111(11 1414 the dying glories of withered
hates and yellow stubble, as'. glow -
lug ani I lardy 111111. autumn gathers
up her trmblug garb laid prepares to
go. A rabbit steals out anti nibbles'
enutiourly, utas Miley watches him
e Ith breathleus Interest, hie rare laid
back as' he vigorously ulggl.y away
at the foot so liberally petit ldrd by
❑allure; then her tasselled eyed met
hones other brown eyed watching
lane anti there le a whack of 1111111111,
u141 he t4( off.
Verily, Lady Dermot Ir slily
piear.•d, to be Awu41rd itt smelt things'
ON Hulse, and 11) watch. ns' she dues,
three little hole hi the bracken where
bunny itieuppearwl. But he Ike' not
slto4 lith woft, timid face agalu, and
Gilley turns with a dart, to feel that
she to out alma..
Vp to this lUuwellt rhe 111141 not
observed it email, slender pertain.
►lowly cro..i: g the wide field. her
Tight footfall waking 10 sound on
the whorl, bleached groom, Molded
(town us' 1l hum been by n hundred
buoy rhi':•p. Balt now, no (l1pey turns,
w I11 startled, wide-open eyes, n look
of surprlee anti f.•ur sweeps over her
faaoe. Iter heart thuwpe loudly, 1114(1
a crowd of old memories* rush into
her mind.
'the figurer, gait, ererythisg about
the neweomee reuliads her so fury
ibly or her dead slater te.hy1 (lull.
by the thus the stranger rencle«
her rile. (:(pry's face e'xpreua.s won•
(tering Lear more than anything
e111.'; and, though she trembles ali
over, she In hardly surprised when
till' AMU II, raising her veil,dfrclusee
Sibyl's face, white and wan, the
feet• et Hibyl, whole elle 111411 mourn-
ed so long 'as dead.
"Gipsy, 2Iou't you kudw Ion 7"
1l it Hlbyl'r v1iee, the voice of old.
oral at wound of the well remember"1
tours n whole limit of rocollectione
swell up in Gipry'r heart. 'it Ur
byl
111 rind!: 4111,1, with n buret of
tears, site pule her arms rowel
her aeW. f.auid sister's neck, (11111,
wrought up to a wit.' pitch of ex
citement, mingled with no awe
strteken gin/Mews. cries and robe,
half fearing all the time that .a
Mart be 1111 1111161011. a Taney of tic•
blithe
"lawny, deer little (;spry, dill 1
frighten you, dear 1"
Olney holds her thghtly in her
Ntroug, young arae, clinging to Iter
paomit owl t4(ly.
alike
�1 really?" !" site a.
''You are Sibyl, r y
at last; raising her face and looking
steadfastly at her.
Sibyl smiles, and n'ke:
"Did you *often wonder where I
ens, Glpr;y !"
(To bo Continued.)
HOW'S THIS? '
wee offer tone Hundred Dollar.' Reward for
Ane rare of Catarrh that cannot be rered by
Ilall's Catarrh (411'.
t'. J. CH Eel F-Ykeke, Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have knows 9..1
r hruey for the bent Ir. years, and bullets him
perfectly honorable in all bumInme trans
nrtluu■ and financially able to curry out any
',bllrnsluow sonde by their Item.
w•rwr • Tsesi, t\'huW"Ir Iaragglets, To-
kdw, 11.
w'a(.rt.u.INNX'i • (141111/1!/, whukanM
lrugglate, 'fooled., ti
Hall. Catarrh Cute Il. Laken Internnlly,aet-
Ing dlreell, upon the blood and mucous ear -
face tit the ...velem. 'rrwthnoulala ret free.
I'r'e. -76e per hotr. Sold t v all rYms'1
•
Ia
Ilall'a Family I'll', ,ere the beat.
For Goodness Sake
Wear
Qranby Rubbers
The Rubber that has the largest
salt in Canada, simply on account
of its goodness. Made from
St.) new rubber.
"Granby Rubbers wear like Iron"
I'rool' rush ite.
l htcngo N.o ..
MIC -I noticed your wife .ittingin
the whitlow sewing then morning. I
thought you told me ye.terlay 011ie
was IIi.I
Dlx-So site was; but to -day she's
on the mend. ,
Ilia Own Fier Will. -
lh'ar Nlr11,-I clangol speak too
strongly
of the exe(Ilence of M
N-
AtDS LINIMENT. It le TIIE rrtneoly
In my huuwehold for buena. spralne,
Pte.. and we wool.' not he. without It.
it la truly it wonderful medicine,
.IOiIN A. at.t('D(INALD,
Publisher Arnprlor Chronhe1P,
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Breaking The
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News Gently.
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" Then, 14Ir, you refire to pe:mlt
nie to per my Address', to ,your
dnughl.'r 7'' •
e Mioat Plnpfinth•nlly."
" Goo 1. Thin eleare the atnio.•phere.
Perham' you appreciate the feet that
you hart -net Any monopoly of tin,igh-
ters. There are (Altera. Several of
them."
" Sep here, what 110 you m'an, you
vagabond, by ruining to me with such
;mperttnent talk 7 Make yourself
scare.• ht fore I Net the porter on
[[08
Consumption is a human
weed flourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's
easily destroyed while young;
when old, sometimes im-
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer i3
Scott's Emulsion. Salt pork
is good too, but it is very hard
to digest.
The time to treat consume'
tion is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
deceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
to take Scott's Emulsion. If
it isn't really consumption so
much the'better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump-
tion you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat-
ment you will win.
Scott's Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
We will send yos
a little of the Erllul-
cion free.
R, sem Oat alb pk(en Is
the form nl • Libel on the
r ype of erery bou4 el
m
klaio. you buy.
SCOTT & BO W N E.
Chemists,
Toronto, Ontario.
5oc. and $i: all druggists
Irving anti 11I1 Newsboy.
•t
Xcw fork Tlnie.
Henry Irving le telling In
IA a with I1u011 guylo of Il. 01 -
phi t that 1e M117. occurred during
hes hurt risk hare.
"1 w'UN sloshing clown Broadway
uuu afternou-.1 t1111 my lung locks
floating over the pollee tl( any 1011
eola when It newsboy rushed nil
'o , 141141, geeticulathig vloltnl13,
b s.1 a.% sue hi a trestle rules
Bark, back, Slr Henry 1 Fly for
your life I" ,
"1 confect 1 wnr n bit flustere.l.
Anal as 1 looked uervt)((wiy round, I
asked :
"'What's the smatter, wy lull 7' "
" "Orrhble danger, Sir 1 Tberee, a
barber In that hotel optimal' 1"
1paar.l r Liniment lures Dirtem-
per.
NIA Secret Relief'.
1'levelaud 1'fnlu heeler
'Do you belief in the equality of
the 41['x4(,:"'
"Yew, 1 .b. 11411. I wouldn't like my
wile to know It:'-Clov,hu111. 1'In1,1
Dealer,
Ialnarl'r I+Inlment direr D.pb-
therta.
Cehuliter." Lucky Pieces.
"Nearly every criminal." said a de-
tective, "currier some sort of lucky
piece in his pocket, and trill venture
OD UV undertaking of moment If he
ham left this place at home. Huhner,
the murderer, carried tt diene, which
he hail found on it country lane An
1,1e boyhood. Mime. }tumbrel, the
Frcuch aelmiier, has u lucky stone
from Mount Vewlviur, Due of the
Frtencll detective, told tut,, and there
IN moue In all her dressier a special
pocket (or some this. ltt•tvlull, the
counterfeiter, tired to carry au Fgyp-
tiau scarab. 1 kuow a pickpocket
%Jlmo carrier it tooth of a rat that
bit hew, and that he afterwarlr
killed, land Its a fact that this pick-
pocket fiesta come to grief ranee he
took 11.9 the tooth. One of the moat
proficient earl sharps. in Philadel-
phia earrien a lock of hair from the
brae' of bis divorced wile -nut from
eentiwent or regard, us' he will ex-
plain, if you art h.m. but becaun"
the lock of hair brings. h1w Tuck. 1
don't believe, AS u matter of fuer.
that 1 ever met it crook who dole'%
have some .ort of pockelplece to rrlyt
on." -Philadelphia Record.
r°i
WHEN LOVERS �
.► QU4RREl.
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11
00000G:owe4Oe oocc o : ro000Oo
The lovers had quarreled
"I'11 never speak to you again
idle cried.
'Perhaps you'll glue no. (sack my
ring: he retorted scornfully.
"1 w(alldit wear your OW ring
for a thousand dollars," ';he on-
serted.
"Thte It' the' end," he said. --
"Wait a minute," interrupted the
milord friend. "Don't forget that
these are the dnyit of Arbitration,
ho let us arbitrate title affair.'
entirely in tate wrung!" 1110 `
Insisted.
"It's all ker !Ault," he replied.
"Well, let's breve a .ttewent of
the case from each .hie," said the
mutual friend.
The girl lh'slght It over and her
face . ger.. roti.
"if 1 tried to Inst It In %cord.,''
alio said to nerseile "lel be posing
am a little fool."
Somehow the grievance was tan-
gible.
The youth thought it over. and
he began to feel uncomfortable.
"I'd be a Jackass to try to ex-
plain thin thing to It cold-blooded
mortal," he Pall to himself.
"Well. Iet'e hear what it Is,' said
the mutual friend.
"Nothing," Paid the youth.
"Not a thing:" said the girl. "ane
I'd like to know whit business It
le of )encs, anyway."
"If you annoy my fiancee any
more," said Die youth, "i'11 break
your head. ' Hrre'w your roe/.
Oracle."
"You're so goal to me, Ralph.'
maid the girl
"Go away, can't you 7" they bout
H eld to the mutual friend.
"Softly, Iny old friend. Tile rage
Is loth unbecoming and dangerous.
You have a decided npopletie Inok.
Vont Must be rarebit. It le fully to
petluil trotter to ruffle you. Look
at rne. no 1 'wpm at n11 agitated?
\ot n bit of it. Yoe lift%P 1e001 rude
to ter. Yen 11183 be ruder. But yon
una't Ilp411 m7 rviunuimlty. No, air I"
" If you don't get out i'll t111'0'4'
lbl« Inkstand at .101."
" Don't, There le something about
you that con%ince. me that you
couldn't throw taillight. Yon would
must up the rnrpet and spatter the
wane and smear the furulture. And
for months these lark stains would
II!. up to repr„nch your bad temper
and your h;tck of akfll. Neter throw
Ink If a club ie handy."
K.s here, my young friend-'
" Thank you, sir." f .
Whet will your lake to efface
your.elf
• itow 111.11111.1 of you to suggest
emelt n thing. There are men who
can't he (ought. 1 nm one of them.
I decline to efface myself.'
" Well, what 110 you went!"
"Do yon etlll refuse to permit me
to pay my n,hlreeseh to your dangh-
ter 7"
Yew's
"Net you don't Neem to nnder.tand
(lint your refitted Is worthies'«."
" Why. 'worthiere7"
" Becnute she and i ■tot0 11101y and
were quietly married yesterday."
" }:h ! merrin' 7 That do.n make a
llffrrenee. Draw up it Nlalr,"-('Irte-
lnvid PInln Dealer.
•
"Pape," mak* Mine Strong, "1 w -'.h
yogi would stay In this 00en:.11g.
Mr. Parsley will want to speak to
yoe
"Hae lin really proposed nt teat 7"
"No," replied the dear girl. with a
look of determination, "Mit he well
tsnlghlt!t 1
kl(nnrl's Liniment Cures target
In Cows.
Berore and Aller Marriage.
Philadelphia Bedord.
When a fellow in In love with it
t ire," says a cynical bachelor, " he
(nye, ' I could Ileten to you forever.'
After he marrlc, her he ban to."
ASSESSMENT
SYSTEM
"The heart never Mule that the bills an
protoeted
When drawn on the firm of Wife, Childress
or Friends."
Every man should carry sufficient insurance
to protect his loved ones, and to Insure to
them the Income they enjoyed durlug his life
time.
Arryour toyed once telly prole: ted to the
event of you beim 0111ed hence`
Th1s Is a pertinent question, nod one that
man eh"ubl npply to himself.
11 they are not fully protected then the
CANADIAN ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS
will provide duet, what y"1, require.
Look up your age. tautly the figures strinz
Arse, nod you wIII find nt whet a email fort
you coin carry nnolber 1500, 51,018), $1,500
or 52,001) or !neurone.. or proteetloe.
TABLE t)F MONTHLY RATES.
At the On On On On
Agra of $500 .1000 511100 $9000
18 years $0 99 50 58 $0 87 $1 111
19 and 90 0 80 0 60 0 00 1 90
21 " 29 0 81 0 62 0 98 1 24
23 " 24 089 064 0 911 1 2.1
25 " 96 0 83 0 136 0 99 1 R9
27 " 28 0 84' 0'611 1 02 1 86
9U " ;10, 0 85 0 70 1 05 1 40
91 " 't9 0 86 0 72 1 08 1 44
11 8 " R4 0 87 0 74 1 11 1 48
(5 " 86 0 111 0 T6 1 14 1 59
a T " 811 0 40 0 80 1 90 1 60
4 40 ,,, 11 48 0 66 1 99 1 79
(1 49047 094 1 41 1 RR
18 " 44 0 119 1 04 1 Lib 2 08
I n " 411 0 119 1 94 1 e8 9 48
47 " 48077 184 2 R 8 011
49 " 50 1 101 '1 00 n 00 4 01
Phoned you 'Ono deeps a"p.reonal benefit'
during sickness., then by paying the lotion.
but monthly ronlrf"unon• you will m.selve a
benefit of 115 per week and 1a the event 1,1
death, a taaeral benadt of 550.
At Ages of
le 7Pnre
19 end 90
41 99
J3 " 94
Jn " 9e
J7 " 98
(l " 11112
111 " 84
15 " 86
17 " 8e
t9 " 40
41 " 42
t " 44
i7 " l+sl
19 " e0 0Vi
Por mon taformatlos apply to the as1001 1
Connell or write to
w. F. ,MOMTAOOR. Greed ReeOr*r,
Reenter
W. 9. CAIMPBRt.1, arena Orgsstrr,
Ha411toa
YRQANIZER9 WANTED
t0 4s
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04
0
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NO IS THE TIME
To use Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder It la an antisep
tic. heal-
. In ilo•ssin . applied dire.tl) to
the disea.ed surface by the
s patient 1,•un;elf, who blows the
r through a tube into tois
h K n
111 nostrils. The cur. dates from
the hest puff.
You needn't snuffle from colds
or hay fever if you have the
catarrhal powder in the house.
Cures a headache in ten minutes
Item. J. I. 111.711011flt write• "I have
need Dr. Agnew'. natarrhal Powder
for the lot two months and am now
completely cured of Catarrh of see
years' standing. It Is certainly msg.
foal la its effect. The first applies -
'Ma bolted me wtthiu five sane
4ter."
Dr. Agnew's Pills
n
costing10 cents for fortydoses
two-fifths the twice
of other first -
sass pills, first cleanse and then
cure the bowels and liver for-
ever. 1
•wull:Pit dlhw:m
Round to Make a Sate.
• New York Timoa.
Mfr«. Newrtch-1 don't need any
powder; my teeth are ell gold filled
tinlepnu,n-Then perhaps you would
lhkn to purclmae a 'Lot tie of our metal
pot ieh 7
For ten months I nufferetl with
Rheumatism : 1 could mous neither
Immix nor feet- and felt excrucletiug
pninr In my whole body. A German
friend recommended Rt. Jaeohn 011 ;
the rendt netonlhhed me, all pale
vani.lied. ant I wean cured, -J. it, Ily-
Iald, Troy, Now, York.
t'errled Unanlmonsly.
Chicago ('hronjrle.
Quite h youthful reporter Asked
Mork Twain for nn interview on the
eon! situation. The newmpaper man
Kogan by staying. " lar. Clemens, I
have been bistro: ter' to Interview Yen
un the humor,' of the Coal famine."
The New York Timex mays that the
to teran humorist gnaped feebly for n
moment net then replied : "Young
mese you go tack to your editor and
1:11 him 11 IIP emptied all the short
and long dashre In bis composing
rooms Into the forms. he would then
only he Able to net up n prelude to
my. opts on 011 the coal situation,"
Minard'e \latent Cures Colds,
etc. \
Every Woman Should
Know.
That Prof. W. Hodgson Ellie,
Official Analyst to the Dominion Gov-
ernment, has reeeetly made a uuwber
of analyser of soaps, and reports that
"Sunlight Soap contain* that high
" percentage of oils or fats necessary
" to a goal laundry soap,"
What every woman does not know
Is that in common soaps sire ,fre-
quently pays for adulterations at the
price of oils and tuts. Try Sun-
light Soap -Octagon Bar -next wash
illy, and you will else that l'rot.
Ellis la right. He ahquld kaon. 305
'rho l" (
.Si •Mouatale.
L11i1un was n talkative little girl
site was very fowl of nuking quer-
Gone, although upset of her quer-
Dame were (twiny ones.
One day her father took her for a
walk Klima the road, ant, t»eing a
mut„ passing her, sine 41.1141 to her fa-
ther:
"Father, look at tll:t( fanny horse."
Her father told her that he erns
not a lora', but a anile.
Then she asked what it mule wits.
Ile ,-itd to lo'r :
"A mule 141 NM a bone anti half a
tlo,nkey."
"Willem half le the donikey 7, she
natal.
Few the (Attlee/no-a.
An A B C book. beautifully illus-
trated, le one of the latent advertl'-
Ing pi uauctions of Massey -Harris CO.,
Ltd, the tankers of the (amour Mlar-
rey-Ilnrrlli tanto implements.
by'mettioning tier paper and mend -
Ing your name and nearest, on a posit -
card to the Company ei Toronto you
Can obtain a copy.
Hereditary.
Barnes -Terre goer 1leller In Iter
automobile. (low qu'ekly he tins
learned to run the tlttng.
Ntde'W-Yesk I suppose It its u lacelly
that 1M luhcrlted. 11ift either toted to
he quite al expert at the wheellmar-
row.-Boston 'Prime:riot.
New York aead Its ('la New York
Central.
The numerooe trains, the excellent
service. the uniformity of its teeing,
Its four tracks, and the location of
Its depots in Boston and New York
make the \car l (irk ('"ntvpth the fav-
orite line to those points.
Any ticket agent will confirm the
above. '
Their Fortllnaie Fmc•ape
They hnd walked !lalf•w140 thremrh
the park nt n snarl pace, and elle
now snnk on n •haled trench: Its
•sated himself beelde her. They were
entirely Alone, .0100 foe' an old
man nt one end of their seat. Im-
mersed In a book. Their ngttelrd
eon%cesation continued.
'Oh, It to too tire/Whit whip shn•1-
tiered, covering 1141* face with 9e:•
homier -as If to abut out Nome un-
bearable sight.
"('earful he Agreed, deeply move.'
rind ,mopping the profuse' perspiration
front lits brow.
"Herrible 1" she nddenl. "I can-
not hear to think of It. The 10N4 of
hope. happinePp, perhap, even Ile.
Itself--"
"Moth :" he interrupted, gently.
"Let us strive to think of It no
more, or it may grow, to prey '(non
our mind,."
1'nndou me," weld the old men
on the end of the bench, hl.s watery
two lllttelld01l In lively a1Prel(en-
s10n ; "line there been nom% awful
dlasster'! (Give you been forenl
to Inok noon 10m1 Awful tragedy :7'
The young couple regarded each
other In wow ronfuleion. leseltat'ng.
ly. the youth et natured :
"No. sir. Von one, we have Mat
become .•ngngr.t. end wP were talk-
ing of what n eal:tmlty It would have
twee hind we net met."-Det'embr
Smart Rel.
Dimple Makers.
The Parson --Your wile, air, 1s try-
ing to ruin nay church.
Wllherby-lf that is really the
cave, the only thing for you to do le
to )ole my poker elnb.-Hui rper'e
Ila ua l•.
---
etiolate-Why was the engngrioent
booker off bet Wei 11 llarluppw and
(1I.'. None,' 7
Slolps-1 be (leve they carne to the
n•lanclusluli' that her tts•01041 wasn't
la l gco enough to support them but',.
Hhe-Dkln't our ho,ieynoon paha
quickly. de/toed?
He -Well, 1 ►Monti any It did. Why.
It aPrmcl no time before 1 hn•l
-pent all the money 1 had.
IP e -
Blnrrhe-M'tlwl - sways that her H
'•n e t t0 Tom e a secret.
t. R rtw•n
F,llth-Yet'. Es en Toni does not PIM-
pn•t It
"1 hope yon do - not der•end to mali-
cious goo+Ip.•' Sall the woman with-
serion. ideate.
'\o'' nomatOfePMille Cayenne. "No
(1 10 that I know t•n•sipll ulaliclun.ly.
They do 11 merely for fan.'
"They had One of the atraneewt
n.arrlag.s re•nr Id 1 for a long
'In what re'pe•t 7e
'In every resp.«•t Why, both pa-
rents on bath sides were present.
There was nothing auolden or secret
about It. and their own cloryyman
performed the t•ercmuny."-Judge.
Rhe -My mind. I'd have yon ander
ottani), bonnom-thing higher than
Areas. 1 e -Ola 1. It 7 On v
my .docs ( y*Our
hat. 1 rnpholic 1 -Philadelphia Even-
ing Bulletin.
"I always do an 1 pions. when
Ivalon and mamma Are drpesed
wnlol little Willie.
"Why r' queened Atelier Elmer
," 'Canso ttley can't punkah nie then
for fear of muweln' their clothes."
"Beware," said the fortune teller,
"of 'a tall, dark nnln."
"You aro trying to black male
me." faltered 111P fair Young mntd.
-Chicago Trlbunn-
I+he--Dkl you suereed in master_
Ing the French while abroad 7
ile-Nearly. 1 41111 not PUCCPPII
making the Frenchmen compre-
hend MP, nor could I (make out
whet they were driving at, lett i
got NO that i r(wil.l under.tand my-
self when i tntknel.
Monkey strand R.'ap removes all stains,
Mot, dirt or tarnish -- but won't wash
°loth's. a,a
Don't Swear.
Rxehnnre.
it 44111. my blood to hear the Blest
Supremo
Rudely appealed to on retch trifling
theme.;
Maintain your rank-vnlgarlty 41e -
spine,
To .wear Is neither brave, polite, nor
wise;
lou would not ewoar upon a bed
of death,
Reflect, your Maker now 111:17' '.ton
yonr brnntII. e
AMP
ISSUE NO. 5.
tars Winston • t-e«o:.ing *)]14.9p rboula
always W 11.141 fer t:hIkIred, softens. 1fn 'ruching, 11
tooktand no 18. rowdy (us' D "vb sii, '�'
TEN COURSES BY MAIL,;',„;;;,;
thoroughly Ltagil►. Expert lnelrw•tors. 110.11.
,blast Otto, lion. (lewd lar kundrutur subs
lutes lar rtrlleulah. NMrs D•pvt•
sat MINIMAL 114(111411001. -- E, _sr.eaks-Cu.
WANTED, AGENTS*verf tow l:
/'ll11 radii Io MCI1 mad„ t0 rHnsrle IMF%
Suite. Jnckels e..1 s1lrlw; guudewplolawluu,.
Crown 'Tailoring i-..., suuada's 1.at'g..t Tull•
ore, Toronto.
WANTED AGENTS '" keep
r nod ,kbit. lu
1'nnndn to sell If 4N'l( onlrred clothing; good
r•uuunl.wluua; union label. Crown Tullorla,
1'n . ('unadu'■ !Arguer Tailors, Toronto,
U,TAN'I'EP-9A UN IIANI), u.11(141h4
man (without hl('uwbrbnM prrh'rrwll
mast he elp•rkm•ed In ,(•Orrell to1ud11 awl
earn 0f sl.ek, mud Is. well rrr,wtwI4(JN ; .11, ,
w single man. Address l'u.1, Ofhes draws,
27, Hamilton, Out.
iklrAXTFI-NI:N TU I.FtAN\ BARI.;
troll.; *wetly prnrtlee Isrnlrheil
nes work; histruelluuw And Ireterew to • %
9erte; wage. 1,11,1 whop exlwtkaes.)4uterlay-,
tends. reeeil .l, ',want 'spelled; eateloguu
mailed free. Meer [MawrCollette, 1't!.
raga, lit
1M VOOR TIME 1't'LLY freeeelep 'ill+
WINTER? If not, we are "Pen for nu
hulwrt and rnergetk men t.. rrp,r•wnl
uN, and can start you In profitableburiness.
w'rilr.l'urtrid t tinpply 1'1,., I'arldule,Tor.utu
BUTTER, NEW LAIN ECCE
AND POULTRY WANTED
1'oiulgnun•ntu of l:utI, r, 1',•alary find n.
laid l.itjta guiles awl. Prinw are foto ho,n•, „
111w, ('heirs yuuu41'1,Irkets•oiry 1dekrel,ef• _
w'Iling 611 to NIM per purl:. %1111 I.II, :lo,
lper 1b. fur BEEI4WA X. drll'etd• 'l uruatu.
'urrrepondeure wllclt.•.l.
JOH1% 7. VEIL. 69 Front Bt. East, Tweet*
VICTORIA PROTECTOR
The only hrgeule Nan-
kin Mupport'r news x„
rhnnur, no ,.,diel 111,,.
uu 1ruubl.•. a pku..ure t.
w,Ar 16 Indorsed by
f l ounnnd* of hike and
phyalrinnr. Au•v 4(w
•ct..7r.u. Mamp,k uud
termer *1.1M): 5i. ea) 1" r
d„ua. 1'nta ague ,d
•. 111.* :agen l'.. g0.1,.4
t'. 11. t'A\1'11:1.0 R ('O., Ikos 1301,
Dept. 11. 1•011100, Ont.
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OOQOooOOOOOOOOOCOO
ST. JACOBS
OIL
Q1,
17
CONQUERS
PA7
Ili
fj
�JOt)
POSITIVELY CURES
Rheumatism
Neuralgia
Backache
Headacho
Feetache
All Bodily Aches
AND
GOO
Blood
will tell
lain a down,
has a rough coal and atight hide,
anyone knows that his blood 14 out
of order. To keep an animal .sono -
micelle he must be in good etealtb.
DiCK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
is a necessity where the best results
from feeling would be obtained.
It tones up the system, rids the
stomach of bot,, worms acid other
parasites that suck the life blood
swaNothing like Dick's powder for
a run down hone.
69 cents a package.
Leeming, Mlles & Co.. Agents,
110, 0911AL.
No roe lo Worry.
lln..t c n Tra na r' p,.
RIre-Vou'II probable merry agnIn,
John, otter I'm gone : huh 1' In afraid
You 11 never get mother women' dlko
111e•.
IlnPhnnd-Nn, dent : 1 don't think
thrre'II be nay ;linger of that. I
'4lIlln't worry repent It, 11.ar, If i
were you.
R Te psora 11, 7041 thak Til
Chase's Cent:Dont ala
Zee esti
P`� and ab+oluto cess, for each
Piles and crsry tam itehtnR,
bhr_dingand pro:rndlrrplles,
the mann'nrterers have guaranteed IL 8eeter
. tlmanial. In the dairy pre0, one ark your meet' -
bore what they think 1,e IL Yon Can use It and
I get roar money hurl; If not r•nred. Men box, al
ail dealer. or Knpa'nox,1lrrlx it ('a,Toroata
For a Cold
that hangs on
For obstinate coughs and
colds there is nothing equal
to that old reliable remedy
Gray's Syrup of Red Sprue Gum.
Prepared from Red Spruce
Gunk it iv soothing and
healing to the Lungs and
Throat. It stops that tick-
ling in the throat, and after a
few doses that tight feeling
in the chest 1s relieved and
the cold and cough pass
away.
Try n 25 cent bottle.
Gray's Syrup
of
Red Spruce Gum
-
Dr. Chase's Ointment
Does "111" Mean Kick,
There are etgnm of an exletlug pro.
perr.lty to econatrain the p1441tla1
withdrawn' of 11141 word "reek" from
the. Ara/Aran language in favor of
the word ' 111." Netv'p,pere In their
heed -linea . ped elecwltere epPnk
r evndnye of "a spry 1I :nen," it
i used to be "n very rhk man." Why
1
the change? T "An 111 win 1" Le a sat-
(•factory nee of Inil4ltagi., but
"al. Ili man" grate! on the ear, and
10(,0(1n like an attempt to improve
on n Itnttel that fund no ieteeptlllll
defect. They may this new ween
1n a euphemism Inlporteil from Rag-
land. A corrnaponrlen( of a flow
ton paper dlecnanr, and dlNapproves
it. protesting not Only against tiro
oro of the nnwarrentatite adverb
"Lily; ' but ngnlnat ''the growing use
of thn word 'III' In plane of the home•
lir word 'oM'k.'Thle Boston pro.
trot/Int. quoting Wi beter, finale that
ehakeepsare with hardly an exoep
(ion owes "111•' to moan mental„or-
nt. or Impersonal ,hlsnr(IPrr, "111 nt
4111mr,' "111-nd'u.cl,' "ill.brp.l, "111-
fnres," nre nil ilk and familiar Ore
of it good and Induatrloll • little w. we.
Hunt hem plenty of legitimate wdrk
of Ile own to do. without hiving ,'on-
adenlne,l to flgure n1 a loehte ln8tl-
tote for "akk."-Hnrp+t'a Wcekel,