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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1903-2-19, Page 60 ftol adIA€4,/ae,ntemh_ clh,friLavnly 4/ggie >View/ f" GIPSY'S MARRIAGE4444* Jibs Blake he apparently Liaoning to the inane aduratiou of a very Young gran who has heard that Mlle has money. and flatters !thereat that his birth, poelition. awl appearance are Nast to tiny much wadi' charms, and looks upon her as combining all the qual.•tles of a wife -the threes "('r' -face, figure. and fortune. 1 h.'y occupy one of the sofas; and rho lien back in an exquisitely languid at tit her diaphanous eiraperier ospoteel with carriers grace, her gall heal) lying tack, and her fringed oyes looking into hie adoring hoe.. 111 lens reticle e1 the. stage when he codes even the gelded programme In Ler idle fingerer, when Ila feels (r+ult:- oally ;Palette' of the. rose that cer ewer her mllk•whato nock. Ile would like to take up thorn while, i1Nlu• lent arms and kite them. or do any other idiut.c thing. -ind all the lima the calm beauty 140044 01117' one kingly head. only one .1' ace - and' that not the taco of the. wor- shipper at her shlo. At tin mere Might of air Maurice Dermot her heart beats no It will never beat for mortal man again. "Anil to think he would have been Halite but for her !" she Ne i to her• Neff, passionately. Awl tory likely ho would; row meant dropping weary away a stone nal In ,til Suntan probnblay, If 4 i411y hid never come to Drutn:ter ern Castle, Miler Bloke would in .hue time have been mielre.N of fur ancestral abate. Shit wntcheN Gipsy now furl retie her white teeth together.' end she Holes the maddening charm that Hee most of all in her rye;. She watches Colonel Bryan take env a long, lurlinel cloak and .wrap It round her. and then open the heat). door outside. Tho Moonlight if white nisi whining. Mier Blake, leaning forever.' it little. Pees Fir Mnurice+.'s Wife de- liberately elope the oak door regain.. she. turns with an odd smile to her companion. "Married women can do anything. Wouldn't it be t'on,iel-red very dread- ful If I asked a gentleman to take rue out upon the terrace? And yet the moonlight leaks very tempting"; and she, gives ham a full straight look -n look that brings the blood throb- bing to hilt brain. "Wig you come?" Ise• nskr, eagerly. "1f I ask you, will you come?" "Yea," she stay-., quietly. and gatlh- er. herself and her shining raiment together. "Wait till title dance be - glee',' she whispers, thrilling him with noother magic, look, "I want to wee the moonlight ; but 1 don't want every- one to Nee me looking at it " Maur faoe, °distorted with agony. upturned ((rills. The moon's ray. shine full upon her. There be no mistake -there can be none. It le t114' face of ter Mau- rice. Dermot'r wife ! A few sobbed -out words reach Mss Blake. ,a Oh, Paul, you did love me once ' And diem rhe turns to her adorer, whiten teeth are sapling like crtattla Ihetb : " Conte, let its go In : it Ir lido ,'old." Yrs," ho esNents : and Ire appears to have noticed nothing of the drama enacted before Idm. When Mier Bloke returnee to the ballroom there be n cold, triulnphallt kx,k In her eyes tet she' glower at Fair Matter... '• i'ntll :" rile thinks. "-bud yet I touli have sworn Ida wife loved Idm. Let him wait : revenge will couie !" While Mire Rinke ie thus cogitating, In at 'deep window of the rtnircare sl,4 (tipsy, whits' fwd agitated. She tuts hurried In through a side dour, nod escaped for five min- utes' quiet and rest. She presses 11 'r throbbing forehead ligature the cool gloss and trans to NtOp shaking and ajivering. ' '!'tar. poor /sibyl" Gipsy sighs. "How terrible to lit k of her, and then to hear ell them le and Milne 'lownwteirm." There he a step on the Stairs. and "lie Npringo up tar her husband Mintiest her. 'Darling, what he it 7' trent you well?" he arks, an)JWely, putting Mg aril armee.' her. For a moment elle leaflet her plead legalese luru. and her throat wvellr. For at 1400011(1 4411 in tempted to tell him all. and then the re•c•olle•t•lion of his sewn words. "If through yon rhonll come disgrace on the o.d name of 1h'r11wt," sends'bi.k the tide of st e•allt, awl Sir Matt rice's mother meter i'oeoser.•.1 command of herrc•lf no quickly as (;Ipay doer now•. Iwook• Ing up. Wee Nays, with n helf•Nma1P: "Only it llttln. Manrler; and 1 was afraid to go lack to the hall - room by myself" -a speech half true, and yet stir hates herself fur the deceit as be no.werm, fondly : "-Ul this is my elusion. deer. I have tern looking forward to the wafts ant11 my wife." / - --- Mire Bloke watcher the huilw►n\ noel wife enter the roam, nn.l notice's, that (;ipesy lwtkwArtratfgrty ArouTiled. They aro el....' IN•s1,10 her% and she nodose (;1p.y'N one brief, treating look nt leer hualstird'r face, awl sees his answering smile nm be encircle,' her with Iol•'a arm 'awl rweep4 her away int,. the whirling, twirling vortex. "Hypocrite!" whispers the beauty, through her teeth, her eyes' searching through the crowd for n yellow dress tier breastbone with rage. A glare Ir ,atipmeawahai leer only reply. The baby advances to the ret!oue, I with a herulrm that lr flue of its. 1 kind. "1 am glad to rest for u little," she Keys, with a simple air. !Resit for a litt,o t' tourer back lata fll•yitit, taking lip the gauntlet. "Yy dean' creatureas, 1 thought you w'uuW 110 glad to rare out of your chairs; even to reread' your legs a bit." The whole rix are petrified with anger 11101 tonal erne tion ; but. as \Ire, Bryan might 10114 (fly ray worse things', they wlrely hold their tongues --at least in her presence. Lord Banton' turns to her with it confidential uir. "11'e won't go In yet. Dermot told 11144 Just now they hot things weren't up yet. (;owe -Capitrol things at sup- per. We won't go t111 the game 1' up." Preerltl)• he shuffles off, awl re - 111111r wills halite a1441 alacrity, and ufferr him fit elbow for Moe. Bryau'r acc.pt 111104'. "Now, Mrs. Bryon. the. genre he up," h0 chuckjt'N, and teethe her gallantly to the feast. They are Just too late. The emptier every room Ir erowdei, r r7' chair n11.1 plate 11111.7'1. Lord Bantard'N face 111,4. Bryan turns to him, with a twinkle 111 10•1' beady eyes: '1 think. Lord Bunters', the game in Up, Ioleedl•" "Humph I" he grunts, not appro- chating her wit. They have. however. the felicity of seeing the Dowager lately Dermot ii+lug amt muting away, gathering leer lora Ines.uti'r her arca. "All the hot things gone!" grouts Lord Bantam. "We, stayed it little to, lung." He reaolvew to supply Mrs. Bryan toil return -to the nttck towel( Inter on, when a fresh supply of hot game sully appear. The Dowager weelr Maurice in the doorway am she IN moving away with her tattered Spanish lace. "What be the matter with your w1fe7" she whisper'- "1411 is looking miserable." 1 d. nit think No," replier Sir Maurice, 1..oking all theta 11110 on I (t ;q)Ny emery/whirlslow. Bryan, who.uppears equally g Lack Dermot does net scent fes- tive by any menus, and the eye's that respond 1,, ler husbands glune, are simply udwerable. "Get buy wife tighter of champagne,,,. he ha)... 1,14.1117, to Colonel Wynn. and t hen, turning to her. he whis- pers, "Dori t look ho dreadfully bored and unhappy, darling people :are no - Whig It." she. speaks s0 sof ay and looks so and a man's toll form ; and. though lovely that he makes up his mind husband and wife know It not, to - tot before they have finished ton- night le the beginning of the end. te'mpinting the moon he will pewees. hl®rrlf of the roar at her breast. A. mol. alluring wafts emptier the old hall speedily, and will a smile. hr, e beauty e use ,+•naive th f arch halt I 1 of the county suffers her mash (0 wrap her otiose). shoulders In a cloak --a work he lingers over ecstatically -and they, too, pass out of the por- tals into the world of mystery and moonlight without, Him wools 1 ave ten times more effect than lily kinder 0111', could have ' had. She would have burst rut t'ry'ing if ear Mauriceas planner had been a nitride more affectionate; his half -bantering, half -Nervous tone steadier her immediately ; and, after a sight tremor of her mouth. ,,he Ir all right, and she (miller hack at her husband am she passer on to the ',upper tattle. Colonel Bryan be very stern. very uab.tractel, and Glees is silent, to() hirthoughtsaro with poor, unhappy SIhYI• M.rw Blake surveys her cnlm- ly,\and notices the signs of. suppress- ed agitation on both facet'. "I followeel emir example. Lady Dermot. anti took n turn on the ter- race. It was nice In the ntnonllglit," she remarks, quietly. A hot, burning flush, scorches Minty's fare. tTo he Continued.) CHAPTER XXL'. The night l'. waxing Tato at Dru- mnueon l tette, and the morning w 111 *son be struggling Into births t i The chtlpere 11.1 begin , 1 0 ,iok Breit. '(1:1 the magic word "'swir- lier' thrills through the room. The young people think more of the ex - Ounces. while the ghaperons ere .brUllurng exhaurtel nature • on chicken wing' and champagne. ' a Lori Sentare] shut:len up to Jlres Not nn' word(lore (Tilley may no Bryan. She is worth propitiating sato hurries Colonel itryvan round,40 wlt11 n little attention now and then. the terrace, which runs the whole Ili• thinks of her dinners, find h.• length of the more' modern part of thank.' of her wine, awl his 1,11117' tin caste. The tower Itself, k7' -chid features distort ths'mNehln Into a and grim. look. down upon them, with the moon's rays making din- inond of each Ity loaf. Colonel Bryan keels pace with the Ite„trene flying .tqw els they pass by the lightest window'', and can !hear the strains of mask. Once 141111 luukm Op at him ns' they pass cwt of the moonlight Into the Window, and he etarte elatbiy. Daps he think of other dark, pamelonate eyes upraised to hie own, spPnktng of Iovo and !nominee.? He has hardly time to think. "Tiller way 1" whispers (limey, terenthle.sl%s_ Awl hr cannot bql ""neatest to .upprPsre.(-anxTTyTi'7ter voice. "Here --come enol look down; the river he in pretty from here." Mutely he o1N'yr, nod follow. her to n little hattrc.. built out from 1111. terrnee and looking .liner down on to the elver. Seat* oro placed around ; and many n Stemmer day It Mol pleases' Lally Dermot, the dowager, to eliPpeltee tea from this exalted potation. Then Gilley turtle, and, full in the moonlight, gaunt up at hien. It Is only it knelt, for, before) rhe 111111 time to speak, a voice cries: ' 1'a,t 11" (Spry flies away and he 1. left *inns• with Mabyh. 1 • . • • • Tho moon moat he very nitrite - 1 0'0 to -night, or the cool Mr very enti-ing, for Mae Blake pares the terrace Lstefatigably for move ten athlete's apparently hiwtr ilig to the 11)4ane rhapeshdlese of the man at her fide whose voles. in ',linking. partly from excitement, but chiefly from iohl. Mies Bloke hears and hrele not; Nhe looks np and down, but there be not a mien of lately Dermot argil (.4lotiel Bryan. A few carpe further on, nPk1 1110 011 111P11 upon n wrier float even she can tonally beltrve-(',tont Bryan, starwd- ing gaunt and grim agalnet the sky, a woman's chapel hands uprate,'" end Mid upon his hereon, and a wo- ASSESSMENT SYSTEM "REAVES BLESS THE MAPLE .mile. "!late the pleasure of taking you into supper, Moe. Bryan?" he puffer out. Full well Ile knows that she like. nine Iu)oyr her rui.per and shakes a strati)•, lengthened 1111.141 of 11. 81,e 1111110u11ceN her areent to him profm)•i• lion milli her friendliest Nnort. Per- hnpN .ln Is not exempt froth the in-" mete sn0bbirhnes4 of human nature, and would rather sup with n lora than an enquire, ten thoygh the lord were void of all the ntthind eN tun. 1'erlmpot her mt.lhclouu old heart rejoice. In the knowledge of the fact that, if Lord Ihtulard escorts her to the banquet, he cannot take Lady Dermot, mentor, who preNently mover off grnelou.ly; 1n her Spanish lace atml'her te,pasos, on the atm of n portly neighboring elute°, Who putn hit great foot through n yard of the Spanish laces, awl tell, her, Oteirol- ingly "Lucky it le n flimsy, Lady Der- mot '" A flimsy. Inleel-and It cootie good- newr only know. how much n yard. Mri. Bryan peenss the !gene/oil runnel of the tearing of that Ince. hears the squire's awkward npnlogc, nisi wee* the look on her Indy fillip face -n look that speak. not Holt' %oilmen, but a whole library. Mrs. Bryan frele 441 10 in hardly In nee! 0f eltpper after such n mental trent an thin ; but .Inn turn*, with an 'dr of sprightllnes*, to Lord Itnntard. "('harming hall! Lots of ugly wom- en ---very- few pretty ones; but not enough men-nbinlnnen of wall- flowers I" -tnkl g In the rote of Grinnell/twig at her right hand. "Co1n0 along 1" eho gay., plessantl , to the whole row. "Wo elderly people err t.. have the first of the %upper. ion nowt Ito In Wished sitting so 1. mg." Elderly people! Mime (irlm*haw's «I, yr l.rket poattltely rattle. on Don't forget the old man with the fish on his back. . For nearly thirty years he has been traveling around the world, and ' is still traveling, bringing health and comfort wherever he goes. To the consumptive he brings the strength and flesh he so much needs. To all weak 'and sickly children he gives rich and strengthening food. To thin and pale persons he gives new firm flesh and rich red blood. Children who first saw the old man with the fish are now grow up and have children of their own. He stands for Scott's Emul- sion of pure_ cod liver oil -a delightful food and a natural tonic for children,for old folks and for all who need flesh and strength. SCOTT & BOWNL, Chocolate. Toronto. Ontario. 5Oo. and SI.00 f all druggists. A National Alr. lru?nln Commercial. "What 1a the banal playing?'• asked n new attache to the iliploa matte corp' at a recent reception in the White Hours, "Our national hymn," responded one of the moist popular belles and wits of this win- ter's gayety. "And what lr that, pray?" "Got Savo Mrs. Roosevelt!" war the 1olemn reply. FRUIT AS A bIULS1IVL AID, Pineapples „.0 Especially GotaI Lir People Afflicted t\ lith I)yalrlwia. Mho partaking of at take of Otto- man() after a mesa is quite In cordo nee wills l.hyrlulogical Iudlca- tk,n., since, though 11 111117' sol bo generally kfatwn, trivial pineapple Juice montalus .a remarkably 140(1'0 digortive principle similar to pepsin. Title principle) liar I14411 termed "bro- ad1n,"katal ru powerful he Its action upon protokir that It will digest as' much ae 1.000 timer lar weight with- in n few hour* 1114 digestive ac- tivity varies In ncrunktispe with the lint of probe Id to which It it rub- jecteel. l•'ibrlu dlrappearr entirely at - ti a at'. With the coagulate.! aibuwlu 01 time the dlginthe process Is slow, while will, lip Linem In of moat ter ,action sesame first to produce it pulpy. gt441.1110ur 11111.4 which, however, CoMpll'tely dImools.8 e' t When a rare after a sins time. i. of irealt pineapple Ir pince4l upon a raw beefsteak the mirrors of the reek becomes gradually gelatlnuu■ owing 14.3 the digest's action of the enayme of the juice. Of course, It In Well known that digesttv0 agentr ex- it(. alto in other (ruler, when eoen- blidered that au average -eased pine- ttpple, will yield nearly two pint. of Juice It will be seen that the digestive lection of the whole fruit must Int ellOrmOus. 1110 activity of this peculiar cUgortive agent 1s' dertroy- c•b In the cooked pineapple, but un - Wee the pluevIpple is preserve' by loot there he no reason why the tin- luat fruit elesold not retain the di- gestive power. The active dlgewtiv'e principle meta be obtained from the juice by dire solving a large qu:tmUty of C0I1 WOO 1141 It 111 It, when a precipltat.J1 ob- tained ponrerslug tin remarkable 41- geetivo powers just dervrlbed. Co. like pepNht, the dageetive principle of tho pineapple will operate in an acid. neutral, or wen alkaline medium, ae. cooling to the kind or proteid to which It Is preelenteL it tatty, there. 'fore, bo 'leafleted to d that the pineapple rrsymc wauhy not only aid the want of digestion In the stomach, but would continue that action In the hlteetlnnl tract. Pineapple. It may le, added, coltetna much indigestible matter of the nature of woods fiber, l.ut it be quite poeslble that the de- rkledly digeetite propertles of the Junco odmpenaate for this fact. Breathing Disease. Infectious Meatier are breathed Into the system from those affected with disease or (hint bad rmellr; yet bow dishy women breathe dally the offensive utmost from common soaps made from rancid fats, and keep their hands for hours In much sulutlonr, sod the clothing from rush romp suds is worn nest the tender skin. No wonder disease and eczema are prevalent ! User, of Sunlight Soap e -Octagon Bar know the difference e between that and the Lure, health- ful smell from the vegetable oils and pure edible fats in Sunlight Soap. 20S W - Wounded Wilk a Ylllatlo. New fork Sun. Hazel -Vele, 1 enjo the rot•lety of Mr. Wert die. He k"epr we lutererted. Ho 1s ulwvlyr baying something that nue urrer !,vara fro111 a471rtNly else. Helen -Really 1 Has he been pro- !toeing to con, fou York York , New •u k and ase este n VIA w New r Central. The numerous train", the excellent Nervlcel the uniformity of Its trulur, He four trucks, and the location of Dr depolr in Dorton and New York. Wako the New York Central the fav- orite line to those points. Ary ticket agent will confirm the above. Minerals Liniment Cures Distem- per, THE LOSS OF THE BIBI:E. Old (saturation With Biblical iluagery LEAF FOREVER." Canadians are j.atreonc• Canad11ue encourage (�aaik, sa prise. Tide 1s fully exempllaed by the we•dertnl growth of TMNCANADIAN ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS Just look at this record, it Is hard to heats Tear. • 1888 1889 1890 ..„.. 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1890 1897 ....�. 1808 1899.. - (9011 1901 Then •460 Connell* of the Order In Can. ado, thus the average is urrr 541 members to rash ('ouneil. '1'11.1 members are paying *1'45.000 an- nually to the wldnwe and orphans of de - (teamed Canadians. Just notice tl.r smell amount necessary from each member to meet the death rotes Slid also net nettle a little for rslg.'nrlre- N o. of members 175 It47 1,852 1,1406 11,145 5.1432 7,1,405 9,710 - 11,364 12,693 15,027 144,11:13 244,197 _2,574 Amount Monthly At of Incur- llentl.ly. A•ePM- nco. Dura menu, Age n$1,0Iml *,.23 *0.58 211 1,0041 .2 � un 22 1,000 .s: -112 24 1,1100.•J.: .114 26 1,1100 - 100 .27. .611 21 L,Nn) 2: .KN 30 1,000 .23 .70 Jnta sow. For }utter Information apply to the ueemet Council, or to W. 1'. Montague, iiraud Re- corder. Hnrollton, hutsor •r W. 1'. Camp. 1311 ,, Ornnd Organiser, Tiou,lllon. Iin1" Orga•Isers wonted; liberal terms. Thing of Past. - Ono cannot bell dent that the bat- tle has gone against the Bible as 10714 phrase) within read' of the common people. Too many nre\Ueree have prenatal it gore. Cheapened and multiplied newspapers and maga- tines and hooks of all kind. have fal- len In with, it they have not fon- ternd, au extensive In the•place of an lnton.ivo reading habit, w4 that Ilse Bible apart now struggle for ex- istence as Iiteratnre, In.trad of be- ing the "one book." Bible reeling hoe been bowed out of the Public Schools, while the home, to which It 'was again kindly commended, has politely panned on the unwelcome guest to the unday School. But that Institutio with the teff will In the world, a not recreate the heaven which lay bent the lufnuc y of those, who, nt a mother's knee, made their young Imagination fam- iliar with the racy, piquant English of the King Jnm,'11 semen, and with wealth of Oriental trope and alleg- ory and parable and pastoral and drama. which, from the Bible, has peseed Into the masterpieces of our Iterature. The evidence is Ron strong, itq.l comes from too many quarters, that the ol.l a'►teration with biblical phraseology and imagery and t11u14- tration le a thing of the past. An rel.! and astoending ignorance liar too often succeeded it. Tennyson and Browning, to any nothing of Milton and Dryden, ars already Its need of echolta.ts to explain to Irtgenuulm minds in school and college echoer and reminlncences of the Bible, which were second nature to an earlier generation. All this Is a twice-told if still sorrowful tale. And there -asoma no -present, t,nl.a ..f turning back the tide of battle. We Pan but sadly reckon up our losses. -Century. We believe MiNARD'S LINIMENT be the best. Mnttliia■ Foley, Oil City, Ont. Joseph Snow, Norway, lite. ('her. Whonten, Musgrave, N. S.. Rev. R. O. Armstrong. Mulgrave, N. S. t Pierre Landry/ men., I'okemouche, N. B. Thonnue Wasson,'Sheffleld, N. B• Very I.yc'helh. Answers. .t beautiful lady named Psyche. be loved by n fellow. named Tette,. One thing about Ych The lady can't 1701 Ir Ills beam, which lr dreadfully •oychr. 4' Settlers' Low haler West, Via Chicago ant Northwortern 1(y., every day from k'ebrulary 13111 to April 311111. C'olonlet ou0 way sec. 01141 -class tickets at extremely low roto from statlone In Ontario and llurbee, to points In Colorado. Utah. Moutniia, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, Wasllingtou and California; also to Victoria, Vancouver. New Wertmin- eter, Nelson, Iloeslntel. !etc. Full lxarticularr, rates and folders eau be obtulned from 11. 11. Bennett. General Agent, C Fist King street, Toronto, Ont. ISSUE NO. 8. 19Q3, • lira W ieelow's booI4lar tl>ryp �� uul' alwsyr bs /or t' Testa awtLss s o ..°nose We ceases „rue cealc sad lir eke nmedv far TEN COURSES BY MAIL 1••adiu. peuteaelua. thurultghll tatnght. 6apert lnetrueture. ludo r ldaAl atte•tfou. Maud for 1taudeuq. eat , toga for ppartleulan. Crt ins. 4ea1 te,trl. seat CENTRAL MINIM COLI A. Tweets Cee, FARM FOit AALJiC AFaith" of 217 ACRES -125 !Y1'ROVgD -40 arrr• 4,1 RrowInt Mahar, naceyarr buildings; well wnh•re.l; convenient tus.•houl and ehurehetr; 11,4a miler W etaUnu; low -cries. tonna favorable, Angus (1. Markey, fort Ilaroo. Mich. S`AT.g-FAHM, 411 ACHES 1114.11 tams 17 w'It1: good bulldlura ; pries *1,450; say terms ' ppu•..re alms at once ; catalogue kik ('lark in Muu, Duerr, Delaware, U.M.A. AGENTS WANTED WANTED-SIAN011 WOMAN' TO IMP. resent u• selling lamp that mske* Ile own gas for uuacent*day. I-fhrrnl ffer to rhtlit join,. Bow lamp tree Al., w dePerko Light Co., 140 Nassau street, New York. l U INVENTED CLiARM *J5o N1AST ling h,ventluu: greatest sch otlac 41.. cu very; develop. hent, light and power front the sou tiny or night without en, Net or ea• pease, lu Srtunl operation; hundreds of rep, risers. Muter Furnace. t'u , Drover, Colorado BUTTER, NEW LAID ECOS AND POULTRY WANTED 1.011111/011101113115 of Ito iter, Poultry nod ora IaI,l Flogs trine' led. Prices arm T. ns r,he'•h 1111 11111. t'hoka nuntr((1'blrkrtu,dry p1, kr4,clro,i. .•:ling eo 4 144114 per pairwill i.•4 .o,. per II.. for Bh:i:NWA X. acitCel,1 l,.r,,,,, l'.,rreapoudeuee solicited. JOHN J. 1'1:14.. 62 Front 3t- i:.ut, Tonin(. The Flow of Milk will be increased. Why go to all the trouble of keeping tows and get only about half the milk they should pro- duce. How It Struck Father. - Judge. "This," Said Mr. Justsotlt.. who was entertaining 1► few friends at dinner at Ms club. "Is the charge d'Affaires of the feast." Hers he Indicated the choicest dish 0m the table "No. fro, father.-'--Interrupted- einbarransed son; "yaw steam the chef d'oeuvre." "I wlppose I do." geld Mr. Just- gotlt; 'but tho word 1 1184,1 gives PIP 11101.0 of an Impression of the evert of the dish" No Ennui There. I 'denim I'n.t. "No; we're never trembled with 41111tH twit at Th3"ltonso. Mir -oro 4 ore nlway. occupiel." "In what way 7" "Well, I'm trying to RneN1 what my- wifo will .nyto no, when 1 get home, and she's trying to swam what new C10'.11 PC Ell hove for being late." Why do we wear GranbyRubbersOvershoes Dealers al: over Dominion say they give better satis faction than any others. '1 he people say they fit better, look better, wear Netter.--Becau6e they are honestly made out of pure new rubber. "Granby lubber. wear like Wes." t - - Appropriate. • 1'olelrlll:la Jester. Police Magistrate -You tray yon are called 1..1,v where .111 you get that name? The Tramp-ieraure I toll not, neither do 1 ricin. ('.ALIPOHNlA T110 .UCce•• of orange culture In Central- and Northern California for ten yearn pant Inggeml4 the climatic tinily of the Stale. Some of the most ,uccesmfnl orange groves ore Kahl miles north of Lon .1 mule... The long .urnmer, the warm and dry at- mosphere, 11P abundance of water, rind the low prier of land, make there Debbi In the San Joaquin and Si Oro mento walleye very desirable for orange's and all kind, of farm - Ing and fruit growing.Ju.t now the rates are ipPdnlly low. From Feb. 13th toAprll HOth the rate from l'hlengo w II bn $33 to California ithe minister, "I am so glad etotne point,. It VOL are Intere,trd In ('all- 01111 tram been paying attention to my remarket. haw let 1110 hear shunt Flt. Jotm:' The little girl be- gan : "John, ,Tothrp, thh piper'. Non, litoln a plg and away he run,"' Lever's Y -Z (wise dead) Diai nfect ant Snap Powder is a boon to any home. It disin- tssts and deans at the same time >• Heart Strength IsWhole Strength THE blood is your when it stops coursing you're dead. If it half stops. YOU'LL BE HALF-DEAD. Tour pain, your weakness, your eternal wear!s fess will all disappear if you strengthen your heart Butou may take special medicine for special trouble if you're in a special hurry. there up 1 Don't be moping I You can be cured. Try R and for the fire time you will know the -Healthh.lr DR. meaning of (HEART CURE renews the vigor in 04111 minutes after taking Abe first dose. Will cuts. the poorest heart and strengthen the strongest man. W:,� Medley, druggist, of Kingdon, Orn., wrlt.a '?is', Thomas Cooke, of Kingston, purchased slx bottles of Agnew's Heart Cur* and says he is cured of Heart Weakness, from which he had suffered for year,." Dr. Aga.w'r,Catarrhal Towder relieves catarrh or colds It once and curd forever. Dr. Agnew's Ointment compels Piles to perish permanently. it gives ease on the instant. Ban- Ishes all manner of skin diseases and eruptions The safest and acetone cure. Price. Mc. 4 GYPSIES ARE A NUISANCE Austro- 11 ungary Has Adopted Means for Their Nuppretrokm. 111 every part of Europe b odes of ilungari:,n gYpater are to be en- counterel. As a rule they travel lu families., numbering from twenty•fit4 to tune liuudre-d souls and more cer- ryli.g along with theta all their tar. loos and et range paraphernalia and duntrrtle necessities' In Most countries! of Europe laws lotto 104-o MUM,' according to which these vagabond are14 1.nved to stay only a cuticle of days or a couple of hours in certain provincial or provinolal diet - tracts, wael they are e'corted by "gendarme " over the border. Their principal burluess trnnraOtlOnes con- sist RJ fortune-telling, begging and stealing. They are especially clever in tho latter brunch of buslueae, nod take everything from a pin and i e. or a needle to a horse and arra Th° gypsies have 11•e11 a real nuis- ance for Europe for renturlee. and the Austro-Hungarian Government 14 now conrideriog 11 plan to force till, moor. pecnllnr vagabond rare Into set-' element somewhere to the vast plaint of Hungary. Murat obaraeteri"ll• of the. gypsies Is the fact that they never work. T11m be one of their first principles. For more than AOI yen's they have been roaming over Europe, and the np-to-.late gypsy 1s by all 111114111 the cleverest thief In the worn Where no rat gear thro•tgh thn little brown gyp•p boy finds ham way. They linen no religion, no mor- als. no honor, or nn fatherinnl. But 110 Is prouder. porhap•. than is Spnn- 1.h grnollee. Ile lies to perfection and is the grPntbat 'tory-teller In the world. tinny other efforts have. leen shade from time to dove to confine this glinting to certain territories in Hungary. but always without any unreegg. information Abnnt Rt. ,John. A few Sundays ago, In a Phila- delphia church, the pastor tear tell. log the chtklren of the Snnduy school about the Scripture' and closes! him remarks by relating to them the life of FS1t. John. When he had finished he wanted to see if the. children had been paying et- tetnttoo to ht.' address and asked them if any of then) roulel tell him about the life of St. John. After a few minute, a little girl to the end of the Sunday school retool her hand and said: "Yes, Mr 1 j lin tell yen about him." "Oh; mall fertile, emelt publication, n. " The (.end of Opportunity" and "Califor- nia for the Settler" will be helpful. They err free, and may be had of F. 11. Choate, Oenernl Agent, South- ern remind, No. 198 1Cooelwatnl ate., Detroit, Mlch. gg Information Abets' rot. Jol n. .i few Sunday. ago. In a Phila- delphia •ehurMb the proctor was tell. legthe chiklron of the Sunday 44114101 Owed the fkttriptnror nal closer! lib' remnrk. by relating to - them the life of St. John. When ha hod (Inhaled he wanted to RPP If the ohlklren had boon paying at- tention to his adanet� asked them If any of them coeds! tell hlm nine' the lite of St. John. -liter it few minntes a little girl In 110 end of the Sunday pehonl 18 hied her hand and raid: "Yew, air 1 i tin tell yon nhnut him," "Oh,' raid the m(nlieter. "1 am No glad Noma nun lona been pnying attention to my remarks. Now let me hear elwlnt Nr. John." The little girl be- gan: "John. John, the plpnr'e non, !;tole a pig aiMf away be inn,"' "What are they playing now?" "Tho ninth .ymphony." "Dear mat! Am I No late? DMeharged New York Life. Judge -Your wife has shown lier bruises to the Jury. What have you to pay that sentence shall not be pronounce) upon you ? Prisoner -I can prove that for the last three weeks she ham been ace. frig her holiday shopping. (:rand ('entrap Station, New York. The only 'dation In the city of New York. Thie Is the depot of the New fork Central, the famous, four - track line. Fara same as by other lines, when ticket. ars purchased 111 ,Canada. Take the best. Features of This Century. Chicago Jah. Cowles" butter, motherless chiek- ene and bloodless surgery. The Ileal Thing. " Pardon me, mfr," began the pet1- 4101• of Rippling, "Mat rosy I ask what lee the .tyle of your typewriter 7" " Itlght up to date," replied the Mt.lnrms' man, rnlhuslartlenlly. "Ell- Ilow• x0.08.44, In Oe lT .ertlon Nblrt waist and all that sort of thing." M4oarel'e--.LM}tfett4- Rupee - ID Cows, Dick's Blood Purifier strengthens the digestion and invl- goratcs the whole system so that the nutriment is all drawn from the food. It takes just the same trou- ble to care for • cow when she gives three quarts as when she given • pail. Dick's Blood Punter will pay back its cost with good bitterest in a few weeks, 60 cents • package. Boating, Miles ! Co., Agents, nolmte L What Ile Thought. l'hkagn 'What was the fired thoul;ht that tame to you when your nat"ntublie (0111de1 with tin lamp -pont "I thought I. was In n football nerimmag,'. and lmmestately began '0 glen the college yell." DR. A. it CHAS 1) CATARRR CURE a e. Cr 4. sent 44,5(4 M the hurl p.m 17 the Iehpfoeet liber. Deals M. talert1 nese the.v p•••a1at, asps &refl.( nr t• 'h. throat .a.I pnaa.n.nl bs.. Catarrh and liay free. All dealers, w Dr. A. W. those Medusas Co. Tweets awl l.Lla The Proof Lack log. 1 T.bago 1b -t. They were exchanging eonfiden''es. "No," she said; "hes not nt ail Inatome." "In that case," tetnrnel her dear - ere fried, "hots ran you tell lint he 1, in love with you?" $100 REWARD, $100. The readers of this paper win beassaed en Mora tbst there 1saa l treat trdrla lyd dirt,* that ,YlenmP boa Dees able to mew lit dl ;. •tegre and 1het lot ntarrh. 11a11 • Cal .rrh ('err b the only positive mire sow kh•W M the medical fraternity. 1ntarrb, LPing • cos- •lltutlnnnl dlewr, require.. it ron•tItutluuai treatment. Hall'. Catarrh ('urs I* taker, 1,.- ternnny, acting directly upon the blood u,'l morrow •urfaer• of the .7. , thereby d. -r truying the foundation of ter dimmer. nu.l tering the patient strength by bnlldlug np the con•tltntlon and awllating int u n In d'il'l Its work. Thr proprietors have•" touch faith In Its Ire 141 were that they offer one Hundred Dollar, for say, ena.• shot 11151:5 111 inure. Sind for Ilei of b.enm.,slal•. Address F. J. CIt5NEY a CO., TaNdu, O. 8.414 by draggles. Ire. 11 all's Fsmlly flits ares the hest. And the girl Turns the ('rank. Harvard Lanni wm. softly -Love metre the world co round. e . F41,ortly-Yen. there's no crank equal to n lover. Mlmard's Llnlmeot Cures eta BAGPIPE MUSIC. A Fool Chicago Jury Tbonght to Ilan It. Bagpipe tousle bas "muttered greatly through the efforts of well-meaning, but ml,takt•n people to lift It out of las proper place and graft it on to city life and Its Inside entertain- ments." To compare lar music with "classical production.'" IN "like com- paring 'tastes and herring with wine J Idea" A ('Chicago Jury 0n0e decided that the bagpipe war not a musical Instrument at all. But why quarrel with a definitou 1 Enough that It ham lived through Nome bad mares When that phew. of life In which It vino born and brought up permed! away, It declined to be moved Into the background. In short, It had the will to live without the adventttlou1 olds of crank, and of co)grMNPs, be - causal. It. e-causl.11 timeworn a primitive want. Indeed, nothing could ie more kettle tbnn the fact that the military orgenin►tton, which dna much to crush out everything lint hind made lb a power Wlou1') have been so com- pletely /\nquered by It that there nee now two -and -twenty pipe band. In the Brlllmh army. The bagpipes her been annexed! by Nome of our unllye, Indian regiments, notably (hose In the Punjab, and it con- tinue.' to wend there as a great military Instalment.-Athsnaeus, 111111.11111.. 14 The Prost 10 Wirc and 6 Stay Fence is the strongest and heaviest wire fence wade -good openings for good agents ; write us at once for term. Ask for catalog. Tilt FROST Willi ranee Co., • W1ttAW.Niu.,as'e, Map0Nv. . lir Of One Mind. "I nhsll not marry Misr Rlche af- ter nil," etnooineet young Jenkins andly , "her family ',rem opposed to the mete')." "Hing the family l" ex- claimed a "ympathoting Mand. -(to In and wan, A.Il the risme, Jenklfal What do you rare for the family/it °pluton, so long AA the girl b will- ing?" "That's J1iet 11," ezolalmed .e Jenkins, .1111 more ddy. "Kiss Riche seema to agree with literal" Colds. 11 Veuve feet the (lough. "They ray bread Is the staff of life, Inti nowadays I think' college lc" "iVell, collage is a good loaf 1" Minard. Llnlmeot Cures Diph- theria. A Pone Play. (:biome., Neu.. In Olden Days -Rome was burning'. " Where I* Nero?" demanded aha nnelent BPnntor. Ile 11 playing on the 'fiddle," an- swered the guard. " Fudge and fury 1 He Ihouhl iiars a Leas playing on the fire." Down Sick with a Cold Uwe mala only eoe.lnce yea hew Many you could awe a cough of • cold by udag Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce Gum then w..u14 At ler t.ePataoel• sad me •aesp.bn, lewlllr,teyoermadesquirk- ly es yes ese ghl It. All Druggist, es wets.