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1 GIPSY'S MARRIAGE4444
Yee,' rho falters; awl the blood
bbe back again slowly. does
not rale her eyes. and ]Liss Blake
can nee only the thick, silky lashes
resting on the crimson cheeks; sal
she watchee 1111 the red has turfed
to white. .
Colonel Bryan. noting her cunfu-
Mou. Interposes his tall person be-
t wPill them. I
"Your huebarul ordered you -to
thlek cliampagne, Lady Dermot," he
o.a$., trylag to speak naturally. "No-
.'
bud cult dance all night without
'fiz'
There are a hum of %Ulcer and a
clatter of tongues ani kultee fwd
forks. The lovely Flora had at
least six men alt offering crackers
Idiotically. and her 'truing, 'white
hataI pulls' them a11, producing as
regular volley of musketry.
Mew Gr,msiutw le struggling with
the dry p.tuon of a chlck.•n witleli
has Just been put on her plate.
Can I get yo.i anything ,meet 7'
murmurs the Individual who has pre-
ren.e.l the j calf t.lr.c.ly afterward,
orly too anetotes to shorten the
pdeaeura of attending to Mime (Irtm-
,liaw'e wants. `.
The dry pinion Is swept away, to
h, replaced lntmedLately by some-
thing sweet, a..0, with te•markuele
rapidity, the here will pars again :
" Won't you have something worn r
-and shP te earriest buck swif•li to
the ballroom. 'v
It Is cruel or him\\; but then Ile Is
engaged for every c11,rlce, and time IN
pre•clo e. \\ r
Baby Gemihaw malt•' a greet ploy
ov er her supper.
" O,tly n ht.1e J •Ily, lease -I never
r,wld eat at. a tall." alio mayo. look-
ing et.leweye and wl.h pretty honor
tit another girl, who e%itlently can
and toes eat ut it ball. \
Tltn Baby remotes her oven, Jin-
gler her bangles. and day h fan
alt
anti handkerchief. They a picked
up and mho plays with tine Jelly
sweetly.
Truth to tell, there are inward
t gnawings that render the eight of
\the various )•.pod things p rfect
agony ; but then It le only tea rled
\i r very old people who really \rat
tit suppers.
\ ' oh. no champagne! Well, only to
Iny. tiny drop. Will it go to my
rad r she sake, looking up earnest'
I into the faceof the male bring
a tending to her lufantlne wants.
1\te aesoree her it will irate iter
alone; and. then adjured. mile
the least tiny sip and smiles.
n the crackers! Oh, the puling
m, the tiny shrieks and the
a about the mottoes. And one
PR and will not let him look
tit -nal that he Ie In the leant anxi-
ous to fee it; and another motto
nausea a\ great deal of blushing.
er'•glrh who Ie really telt-
and drinks her Champagne
pp thing about it, never
ale cracker, and never
Immo a ht
! 1 f Rn
and handkerchief,
Ptl w
but talks9 to sensibly
and pleas
eas
natty to the man at err noir, ells'
cussing all nu.\ts of topics ene.ly and
'Ile seem( niu.'It
and woman -
Labe Grimailaw,
jelly nntnsted
ngry, because I; i.
place to eat.
• •
1 you let me ex -
11L u 1•e Maki
It 1s,' flipsy
without lo k-
lo'a
tnk
Tb
of t
shyn
she 11
Tho otll
lag supper
and Rays
pulls a min
1,, /4e'1 t0-ittthl. Iter husband etee
dere. its he leek* at her asleep In the
gray 4171wn, to Yt.'u the tear.. yet wet
upon tar eyelashes. "come of the
women put her out. poor little
thing!" he thinks; nun so begins the -
Axel deaf)' %lilt a stores bete eeu thtm
1'. •r unys (tipsy cannot moot hl•
noun without a startled look ill her
uwu. 11 fie /peak,. suddenly, env Co. -
era, an; fauctos Sir Maurice kuoWit
.a eu•pttle uowethlllt:.
shorty alter this sue revolves a
letter from tiib31, att.t for flee 'demon
(:ipso holes it is her hand, debating
%better sole will tell Ma,tuiOe. She
motel* III the deep.. ark-iramed
tk.w, looking out at the teeing leaver
and the blue hear of 'muuutaiur in the
distalrce, Hot 'Iodate( neither, tn.lt,a'd,
but thinking only of sibyl.
"Maurice r' Shn hen whisp're hie
name, awl eudde•uly grows tt h.le tic.
he gels up (rum rending the tapers
811,1 comes 090r to where she statute.
"I must be off, (Apra'," be says,
cheerfully. "1 have u deal to sec
about this morlitig. What are you
going tl) do. my pet 7'
!ler handy le in her pocket. on Si.•
byl's letter. Mlle will answer It
by load by. Suddenly silo remembers
A proline° given.
"]laurice, may I take uomograpes
to Mr` Vivian)." mho asks. loolealg
up with at fleetiltg etu:lo.
Ile ie never crowd with her; het
lois face hardens a little.
"t'ar't you weld theme Uipsy?"
"1 'nominee' . to go," 14110 replier, to
a ION toile; nu.l then, very softly:
"$ho es dylug, dear ; and, Maurice,
it can't he any lotru to bo k111.1
to a persxu nlo•11 slip is dying."
I+Ir alaurico ie frowning soul.
"People tale. art," hu begins, um
eratecb,naly wing ha* mother's nr
guu.eut. "Gipsy, a wumau cnnnut
be tis) careful. 1 don t went to h•
unkind; but 1 would rather you
did but make et frteud of Mrs. Nev.
lan."
Her fingers closed tightly .over
lilbyl'r letter.
is must never know c now," % " rhe
think'., patrskutately ; and the I.o.
hIwttmer chase encu other over her
che'e•k., tie Sir Maurice goer on with
hos Iscull et
"lmt wire, my chill, once a woman
gets talked W in the slightest degree.
it to eh up wiUi our.• 1 earn't w'.n,, to
appenr'haant or etraait-laced, but it 1r
the ease. Na ony rise kuowr Mrs. t ]*-
tau ; then why should you?"
Sir Maurice haw yet tie find out
Unit hen wtteTtiss a will and &pinions
ed her own. '.
"1 must keep try promise," Mhe nn -
ewers, rterui.lt', though( with starling
tears, look.ng at her hu:;twnd an he
*stands by her title, tender and lever -
Atli ,' but mite dares not tell tum
tuemt eat& i now-p:,or Sibyl, who eau
been es. cruelly deceived through in,
(atilt of her own.
sir Maurice i ,t,ka down at the tkle
of feeling In lite wile's face.
"lou tate a strange girl. Gipsy.
1
What do you nee to like in
.Ice. 'tv-
len lay very much?" -laying ,both
tutn:k4 gently on her nhou.,1crs.
"(1111) that Mo. Is unhappy and lone-
ly," laps) afewerm. "Maurice, l nm
not clever, and 1 can never know all
about everything like your another;
but 11 Rennin 114 mt' it cruel, wicked
taw that, be•eauw, a pd'rron has
done wrong, no one a ever to be
kind to her again. And then we
'.11 ouruelvrs 11hrlstlanu! Maurice,
don't be angry, but 1 cannot see
why It in wrong for me to trate
some grapes to poor Mrs. Vivian"
In her heart RIO in pleading for
ethyl, pleading wall her while soul
In her great tear-filled eyes.
Ile cannot quite understand thin
girl he ham married, eo eh;ldimh ha
.ides things, yet with all e+ wu•
uu1:'N paumiou on 1 fervor In other..
"forays lout me go." The Noll,
ceasing tolcr all 1 the lovely plead•
lug fare conquer hen, an usual.
If you like;' 110 allnwer., and
then takes away oho graeiou,.nems
of hl.4 pernilst'.on by ridding: "You
hero permeation me, boenuse I ena't
refuge you anything; but, remem-
ber. I don't approve of It 1"
11e kisnes her tenderly; and Glpny'
gong away to fill n basket with
grape. and floweru, and to think
very aridly of Sibyl.
" Forget one, Glpuy." situ
wrote. " It .will be better for
r cannot be
, ca
you told, aa for m i
y o,ti n
morn wretelied Hein i am. I will
and re once
e n v n 11 w you
rh teen n
P
n
n
gain.'•
naturally.
more humor
like than
who 'Peva, h
Hort goes away It
%lager nod oommO
• • •
" Lady Dermot, w
plain to von 7"
"if: ti Gott d ad,
ro, and It to better
nnswers, In a low voice,
Ing at Colonel Bryan.
she hoes not k tow 11
mete her 'peerh wrong
1. thinking to himself th
rise" wife Is selfish Ii
resod.
" Be it set' he linevrere
anti ION thought,' aro with
eyeedl, motion,' woman w -h
up at elm In the moonlight.
bale. tomo day yen will .ro 1 nm not
wholly to blame," he Nnym, still
tq,teakmg nlmout In a whisper.
Into lilp"y'i fare come" n wnva of
rad. She Mende up and flambee a look
of womanly scorn Into hie troubled
face. -
"Please take me hack to my iln.-
hand ;" and her voice la unsteady.
her mouth quivering. "Oh, sibyl.
Sibyl!' Rhe thinks -'pear, m'urrnbl'
ethyl -anti 1 can coo nothing fur yon.'
''Your
n ' r1nPR not know of
hn"heal
Item 7" he asks, half eagerly.
•'1 never knew that sibyl lived till
to day, and 1 have promised not to
tell Maurice.' .hi' enterer.; •hortlr.
Unconventional an she le. she cnn
not fall to notice the relief In his
voice when be speaks next.
"Retiree me, Lady Dermot, you
will be happier if your husbnnt more
known of it."
No he, too, knows Sir Mnurtce'R
pride. The young wire Piglet, but
Nape nothing.
t lie Inter -
that he
t Sir Mao -
all flee
gravely ;
he Nntl-
ko ksel
Per-
becalms Major Vtvlan's wife. They
tell tats the man 1 loved ro fetidly
war (also, that the man who had
vowed to be true to ..t)e, aiM1 wtlo
Ietivi inc fru dearly, was, Inks every
other nein, talo.' to the head's curs.
KIMI 1 believed It ail. And, after 1 had
c
been utnrrtrd ala niuntbr, ilex Han-
nay
all -day came huwe from Intra."
(Jtpsy turns half away from the
11,10 of unglll«li In the face up -aired
to here. There is something uuspeak-
ably meinlieltuly III tote tear-filled
voice.
"lie same home to make net has
wife, tied found l had been married
six menthe: Wu beet woe -only once.
We knew of all the treaolaery thou,
anti saki good by -he and 1 ; and 1
tried- 41, t did try, and only Heaven
know•e how hard 1 tried, to be a
good wife to my husband!" Into the
thin, sad face comes a smile like pale
sunlight alter rale. "When my
little child was b,.rn 1' thought I
.dull be happy ; but It was not to
be." The rout smile her pa..od from
eyes and lips ; hew lir a delie&te, wo-
manly Reis, but 1t grows haul now.
'Plaen rhe goer tet : "My husband
` r happy
even t0
e In V,
let b
not 1 w P1.
-emu 1
%v l
you 1 cannot speak of all I have
suffered from it cruel, heartless mac.
541011 misery tug mine is, thank Bea-
te'', not commie ; and yet for the
cl;lJ's rake 1 b.rrt• it all until--"
Ulpwo', uuttcitg the pain 111 the face
of
the unhappy woman, tags her hetet
un here.
"Neil. tell me i( it pulualyuu;" sen
whispers. •
"1 must -I will ! Look here," unfas-
tening n gold locket tit her throat,
and rdiowing Gipsy a ring of pale
gold ltair-"my Isiby'r hair ! O11, Lady
Dermot, not .till you have children of
your own Will you know or stream of
a mother's love: My tittle, fat, diin-
plerl baby was all the Wide world to
mc, the only thing 1 had; amt 1 tore
sorrow and fu feritag as only as wife
and a mother can boar for her chill's
sats, until the child diet!."
!ler voce slake to it broken whis-
per, but Iter eyes have wept their
fountain dry, ur the fever -light liar
dried it up. for they nre tearless now,
an, will with misery, they ere raised
U. thele other soft, tenter brown
utlew looking down .to pityingly.
"The world thought the 01,11.1 diel
n natural death -water on the brain,
the dentors add, and I never unde-
oelvel Blew ; but I knew my baby
diad from a blow from hie father's
hand, and ho -my husband -knew It,
too."
"Oh, no!" wh0rperi Gipsy, aghast
tit thin agony of human suffering.
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e • • • • t •
sir Mnnrlen wonders tonight why.
niter the lent cerringe haw driven
away, and he cornea back to the dr.
Rested hall -room, Gipsy thrown her
armn around lila neck and burst"
net crying anti sobbing.
"You are tired, my darling," he
says, soothing and comforting her
"You nre ftollth to cry. dear. and, if
you only know all the nice thing. 1
heard people may of my wife to -night,
1t wottid make you quite Valn." ,mac, red 1 newt nub tell you of ler
Rut Ahern M no utnlle In the t e -i r-
djmmel eyes looking up Into hls own preselre 11uat wile brought to bear,
-only a mobbing nigh answer. ills the ne.elile-f tent wan tnn.tr, aol of
teeing °areas ; and Gipsy ('rive heroin nil 1 suffered) before I gnvn In, and
Conuptiofl
Salt pork is a famous old-
fashioned remedy for co
sumptioll. " Eat plenty
pork," was the advice to the
consumptive 5o and too
years ago.
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
t;I;1!iti TI1li WINE.
Impurities, Ik'movrd by • \, w Appll• � " Pure soap.1" You'\ a heard
tem 441' ,temuutrhave beet' thtill \voids. In S 11light
Certain
.,�,..
teo•ulueed In elatlnjutgne wuuu(u" S o a p you have the
tutu, lar rho teclentitle .\uterlca 1
Aa 1. we known, the wine is bottled
mei plattlid In racks iu tau incite. .1 .
poeitioaoghe bottler are tureol re-
guhu'ly, ghu idea being to eaur8 lie
the Luperitlee Ill the tt ono to rearli
the eork. The ukl cork Is finally re-
proco at a certain rings u( the OAP
KEDUCE•J
ptvicerat s lu order ththe fluid
liquoring and corking may be dune. LrXPENJL
Formerie It war the ualvermal pray -
Oen in the momentary removal of Ark (.r the 11c1aa;Ya Oars ,p
the cork to allow the depotlt to be
sprayed out by the pressure of the
gas with just enough of the coa-
ti ntr of the bottle to remove the ________________ --
Scott'sEmulsion isthe 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 oil 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.
Be sun that fhb picture Is
the loom of a labels on the
apppecr dr every Coals N
kmulaur you buy.
CALIFORNIA
The tltccems of orange culture in
Genteel and Northern
California for
ten years past suggests the climatic
unity of the State. some of the
most successful orange groves are
:0;) miles north of Los Angeles. The
.
long summer, the warm and Icy at-
mosphere, the abundance of water,
ins' the 1•1w price of land, make
hems (belle In the San Joaquin and
.iacramento valleys very desirable
for oranges and all kinds of farm -
ng and fruit growing. Just now the
.aces are specially low. From Feb.
15th to April 80th the rate frotn
'hlcago will be $33 to California
{,lots. If you are Interested In Cali-
fornia, much publications as " The
Land of Opportunity" and-Callfor-
etln for the Settler" will be helpful.
They are free, and may be had of
th-
e. ll. Choate, General Agent, Bu u
South-
ern Pnetfic, No. 126 \Woodward ave.,
Detroit,
UNLIGHT
SCOTT &
BOWNE,
CHEMISTS,
Toronto, Ontario
Sox. and al; all druggists
substance, which would be cloudy,
and damage the wine. Of lute years
an ingenious freezing machine Ilan
been introduced to freeze mild a
thin wedge next the eork of just
the needed thieknewe to reutove all
that need not remelt. Title reduces
the waste of wine oocslderably.
Mineral's Liniment Cures D Pe
thesis.
Cure for taruntaaa.
Tito new minister of a mall town
In lavernese-shire was walking oscine
from morultg her%'ice recently when
he chauce,l to overtake taw of his
patri.hionerr, an old rliaemaker.
(food morning, Mr. Batu," said the
ualulrter. 'How 1s Il your good wife
is not out today ?"
' She's no but poorly," wits the
reply. " It's nue wink of sleep rhe I
had for the Inst three tactile." I
The minister war worry to hear
butch a poor account of Mrr. Baln'e
health, and expressed it wish for a
speedy Impeovement.
" I'm thinking If elle mild get a
gait! sleep," raid tee shoemaker,
she'd mown be on the mend. Maybe
If ye're paining the bootie to -mor-
row yell no ol.j'rt to ea' in an' Just
gee her frac lastly' to the end of
your dlicourse tele morning. I'm no'
saying It wadnia be very helpful" -
Scottish Aw.rlenn,
tieneroua.
Chicago
root.
91 1 could only get a bite to
sat," he whined
"Why don't you work 7" stir asked.
"Nothin' doln' in my line,' he an-
swered. "I'm a dime museum glase-
eater, au' they're gettln' two com-
mon."
"Poor man 1" she said, sympathet-
ically. "Come right int and you can
have the two golrl>ts and the glass
dish the girl broke the, morning."
"Surely. it was not that'!"
There are no tears in the mother's
rytev yet ; with en almost reeklekt
o tlmncw. mho can speak 0( a sorrow
than W beytml the relief of tears.
"Why sboukt f distress you with
what I went through 7 My chill was
gone. awl with him etletemeet almost to
go my bast hope. Ah, Lady Dermot.
the world 4s very hard ! Bot what
doe* It know of a woman driven to
modem's and despair 7 And I had no
o.17 to arty a kind word, anti my little
child woe de -.ad."
She half turns away her face front
the tender tense and the guileless pur-
ity In Glove, oyes, and 'up to the
blue-velnert templed' rises a soorch-
InZ Nein.
"I met ham-nnd I was no nnhappY•
P
-cede then It *ermel the greater .r sin
toMay with rho man who wale my
hustsand-the man who had killed nay
chlld.l'
Mere star sunken n Ltnag plume, Mrt.
Vtvinn's hurried breathing *lone
breaking the silence. Glpiy brmle
down, with the tears falling from
her eye., and her heart fills with n
groat pity for this woman who, like
Sibyl, IR broken-hearted. The thin,
dying face IN turned still further
away.
".and nftcrward." she gore on, in
rt low, tre'mnioos whisper, "I dream
e9 a dream, n.nal 1 Haw my ehlld in
heaven. end I could not go to him
fern etre-becapte--"
She does not finish the 'sentence;
but her wa.tal handy cover her face.
and the tears of 'Mame and sorrow
at Inst. , .and Gipsy, with that
deep:•Rt of all sympathy -the sym-
pathy of silence -Nits with close) lipit
Surely the tnoit strait-Ineeel per -
Hon In the county could hardly blame
sir Maltrlen'te wife now, nn, with, tho
tears heavy and wet on her !memo
mer stoop" also lap' her lipx on the
bowed. ,trleken head
"Wet male good -by. good -by for-
ever," gamey out tho weary voice.
"My bnhy''u dead Lien cause between
uN-1 will neper sen Het again ;
but" -and through the tear.; shims
n light that corer" from no hnppi-I
r thin 1
weal 1
-"fah n [
este In thin '
shall tnkr my chill and hold 11m in
my nrms-nothing ran keep (nn
form him then."
• • •
Tonight, when (ilpwy tells the
end "'tory to her !maimed, It cronies
into his head that, perhaps, after
ell, hl" wife in right, and that it
little .ympathy and kite nese ie
more to nceordanee wittt rho great
ride. InI l clown, than the co!ii,crn,.h-
Ing meet•erity of the unrelenting
law. Anti no, with her huebaud's
pt'rmlmslult. Uiply spend,' many en
hour et Laurel Lodge, anti Iight•'ne
'a little rho Phnlow
H Hint aregatlr
et Ing for the end.
• ..
• •
1\'Intrr ago et ham come round,
end the red coats aro out onee
more, and the mewl. gory on ex of
old, though Jim Lefroy hem in the
green churchyard. Sir Menefee is
mneter of the hounds now, and
Black Abbey, where the Irate
wester hell him revels. 1ul
tet.nntieSt, The old laottan Man le
hack and deserted, with 1
shuttered windows end gra..-grown
avenue, looking gloomy awl dreary
ngninnt the pole, wintry sky. Oren
the gates were ever wide open. awl
It" hew/biome, reckleuu, genial own-
er rode often in and oat. hinny
were ever coming and going; but,
mince that last day when Jim Lefrny
wee carried to hie grave, the heavy
grates barn been barre, the old
pled, has been shut tip.
Mr". Rinke never bs,k• tip at the
hmnar, utahtling In It* .11.nt grand-
eur among the dark elm*. without
a, sigh and a wish that Gladys were
reigning there now ae Captain Le-
froy'u wl'Mw, with a fat }renter's
rand a pnultion second to none In
the enmity.
CID be Cantr1RMJ
l'Ir tl'TF:It XXVI.
''May I tell you my elory ?" The
fever of dta,tlt 14 hurtling In Mr..
'.1'.itter cheeks, the fever of unrest
blastu In her eyes. It lm plain to st-
ory one "die in dying tiny by
any, nal Nhe IR gild of It -PO glad:
"slay i tell you my story 7" she
Pays. pltemuly, to Ulp.y, %ho.e ryes
nre wet with tears of sympathy, An
Phe ARRA by Mr.. \itten's safe, it min-
istering angel Indeed, yet Only a wo-
nt in
o-
ntin who brllbvr;e It Is right not to
be the one to t'uiit the flint alone.
Mrs. Vallee Cella her story In a
ed w
r e. d n, s.
ee'tib 11
-lilies I r I J
half -letter. m j
"I hated Mtn, and they made me
marry hies, Indy Ie•rmot. Can you
lnetgloe a greater agony thea to
Mete one man with your whole heart
end ,.:1111, and ho forted to marry
'mitter :' It diem not match matter
A It is not on/y because of their great wearing qualities
that you are recommended to wear
•
GrailbY Rubbers
Style, fit and finish are almost as important. (GRANBY
Krems have a stylish, clean cut appearance all their
own, and are made in all the different shoe shapes.
"Granby Rubbers wear like iron."
•
ONE SPOONFUL
Will build for you good health,
through good nerves, by using
South American Nervine
Almost all disease is tho result of
poor nerve action. Without good
nerves neither brain, nor stomach,
nor 11%-cr, nor heart nor kidneys,
can work well. N a food must
be such that it will u. absorbed to
the nerve ends. ':::.h a food is
South American Nervine, the
greatest tonic known, a cure.fur
dyspepsia and all stomach ail-
ments,
A00L41I LE Ioute.. 14 C. L. Nostre
al's well known barr,iter, vatted: "1
was suffering from Insomnia and car-
voua d•bdny, prostration and slehau.-
iinn. 1 teak Ave bottles of Rath Amer-
ican Ner, one, and am wholly recovered_
The Great Smith American Rheumatic
C.re 1• ter only one hat has not • single
case of [allure ra fig record. Cure sure
within throe days; rile[ Iu.tantly. 5
/Meard's Liniment Curse Oarget
In Lbws.
Do Johnny Justice.
Omaha Hee.
"Johnny" said hie mother, severe-
IY, •'aonweone tete taken a big piece of
ginger cake out of the pantry."
Johnny blushed 1;1;1 ally.
'Oh, Johnny,"/the exclalnwtl: "1
dlln't think It war• in you"
"It abet ale," related Johnny :
''part of 1lf s In Elate"
FLANNEL SHOULD BE WORN.
---
This )''abrldr Much More Ilealthl'sl
9'han OtherWoolen*.
inetinetitely felt to he better ful-
filled by ttoollcu than by burn to'
eut1011 fit 1111044. Ilamep 111u %cry
ncr
gement* b
my
' u. flannel [a
g.u•ruI u>,
utltt.'tat toil by mewb: re u, cr.eke.,
Duetting find other reporting clubs.
who ur'etk't
uu
engage
in
t I�.,ortstbs pay
y ete
ereceasepro. me perep•Ia
:W io,'nserly woven, woo.teu fabrics
were ublretiulutttle to matey,
be -
cease mp Irritutetl tle nude
aniseedta(ttrr•om,ort fiy prc%heentel•u,f the
proper !RINI110 Or Its exudattulW
M.oiuwcr, luso were, as a rule. to
111011 9y 'AR to be Intolerable for sum-
mer wutr. Thebe tees tumble tra-
ow teem
to make wool et
u clothhtattruly teAltl
tato nod euitahie for all w'areum.
the tietutl pru.'eri of wtett in;r wou.leu
relates ham titbeen m materially
ptu-
moll-
f lea! by shier ;
ttIhanlatheleas ordinary woven flannel.tex-
tureThe i.e.tng tv tn.,t.u.ttive, law, that
wawlleu clothing is hot in 91'41110
weather; that If we wear wool iu
winter to keep MY differentwarns nue surf
i wear eomething
um-
' oxer to keep u.4 cool, or he Ineouelst-
1 rut hi theory ani prautlet. But this
Is e. mistake.
It 1s olaviustr to all how a rlonco0-
duetor of hest -a woollen garment,
for hw4ance--Prevents the etoape of
the heat of the 1,oty to it cooties at-
muephere. or the ingress of hast to
the io.ty (roma warmer atrnapliere ;
a familiar lllherirati on of wlich• in
found In the practice of wrapping
ourselves In blankets to keep U.
warm and of wrapping ice lu a
Llunket to keep It ou.d-lo keep the
Inst In to One not
owoe b•i
n the
ss W te elt-
artlaor. It may'
. of
he a'
I e should t of
e)er;atatdl why w
, warm body In • blanket to cool It
off or keep it cool when the tem-
perat0ro of the surronodling ale Is
In or neer equ.librlum with 1t.
The explanation dee in the nature
end eontltiou of the bu ly, ter woul-
len fairies two -fol' - property of
tnoneutsttktivity to heat •ad per
t e nod the eta
'i t1
to nd►Is
to W
tonalII -
, oration of the moteture at the la -
t ric'a outer surface. This evnptora-
, Lion dietperaes the heat. thus low-
. PNug the temperature. This is the
reason the soldier !crepe his woollen
I oovefrod canteen wet in loot wea-
1 titter. A wet woollen garment die-
' of the surplus heat and (saves
the body cowl.-Ilnrtfoll Tietz.
We believe 1IiNAItD'S LINIMENT
le the hest.
Matthir-s Foley, On City, Ont. -
Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.
('hats. Whooten, Mulgrave, N. S.
Rrv. R. 0. Armstrong, Mulgrat.•
N. S.
Pierre Landry, sen., 1'okemouche
N. B,
Thomas Wasson, Sheffleld, N. B.
What Happened.
(-Mourn
"She mrirrlrl the coachman be-
muse she wanted someone who could
drive."
"Well?"
"Well, he drove her to dletraction `'
MInard's Liniment erre@ Distem-
per.
Peat.
ISSUE NO. 9. 1190:1.
Mrs N'lnWow'S kootaaalg Ilrrap .kouu
•;ares ho u.td ftK cblldr50 s,l lag. h
%wilt.* the cited. trftun• Melons, nurse trial
aw1C 1444 i• W b•"t nmralr 10 IM$nt.o a;
.� 1'A IoM (►F 511 % '11K%•-1 •l3 I M I'ts .t L u
— W :terra til terel; er tlmbrl toad. ,,
..ii IIHC : well sett •awl; eom rtltu• t„rtb,,,,r
nd r•I.0 retire; 110 wiles 1.1 •I.11411111: Ina •pr,,.
•raps fararnIk', Mugge U. Mackay, 1'...t
``U,E—MAIM eo Aches Wit LAS,,
L7 milk swpl (,nlldingreas•y
,.sr yaw ..leu at uuce : entrlugu• Ire
t'latark it; Mute, butes, Insanes, 4.M..1.
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED'AN Olt Steatite To t;i p.
regent a• welling lam]. that
iunkPs 1W owe gays 1, r oueerut a day. .laernl
otter to right party. limes lamp Ire.
dere 1'erhrt I IgM C,... 110 Saa•au street,
New Turk.
810
INVESTED ('t.EAit$ 1960. START
Iti.g Invention; srratr.t rrleutint dle
norm; develops hent, light and power from
lee run day or night without fire, fuel or ea.
pease; In arinal operation. hundreds til Mer
rove. Solar Foram* Cu , Denver. Col,rud”
1 111tn nuratl rANTF:r-Enid rr c y ud,4.
•alemrn {1n•1 •rro•L ronwpord Iam,W.
htWly with so 'TIIt•u1Jn1, \•1 '1. k HAMS:
DEN, TORONTO, CANADA.
iii OST, STRAYED 011 STOLES—F'teyl
J/ my weeders at I.yue•Iortt. Norfolk
county, about November 2011. a large dark
brown, utmost black, ludlar pony ; err. u..
hood log hum being shad 16.1.1111.M\ u; ray per.
rue Rh ug Information ar to kir whereabobt.
ur drliter• to him tat John Chariton or 1ur.rd
tit Ly ued,e-b, will to mIIi Iity n•ward.d
Write ur telegraph to 1\'. A. Charlton,
I.yaeduth.._..
Floating tin Fun.
Nell -There Is nothing more de-
lightful than the knowledge that u
10 tt. le Iu lot'o with yew.
Beat -till, I duu't know. What're
the m alter with the kaon Iadge that
two or three men aro in lova with
you t'hicngo News. .
Doctor -How was it that .you
.:lir: t bear the cyclone coming .
\ Irtiw-\Vey, you we, my wife had
a sewing society meeting In the .
parlor at the thine. -Chicago Mawr.
Ho int the pinno)-and What air do
yott prefer ?
She --Well, 1( you give me lay
elwlee, I'lt take a mllllonalre.-Italtl-
n'ore News,
her. Bacon -When all the footsore
steel I (nowt want to be alive.
r Mrs Dncon-Well, don't worry:
you won't nre.-Yonkers t4tatesman.
- -e a of
t knew dao lows
"1 ,n art,
of
` J
I
co1119er ell yon m.11l I had to talo?"
"Nei.. go on an' girnmo It. De let-
tere have matte up a puree of a
Mickel ter watch me take it." -'St..
Louis Star. _ _
Where to Get Rfd -of it.
(Chicago Record Fltrstd.
"Il Is a groat mistake." said the
roe of the mala-nilllionaire, ad-
d t t',lno liIN itible plasm, "to sup -
poen UM money bring. happ!nesi.
Wealth iulp:wt•s many heavy oblign-
tlork". The rieh Mau Mb it Minkel to
leer that in often crushing In Its
terrible—"
"Pardon rate" Interrupted a mem-
ber of the clans, "if you denim a
',Weber, I know of a broker around
the corner who makes* a specialty of
raining stocks."
film itoyal Gin.
"Did you hear what young Mr. Reit- ;
neigh gave his fierce' as nn rngnge-
mcnt ring? 1t wan.lntp:y royal!"
"No. What was it
" lather to a bl
N'ell,yrnt see g
stockholder to both the beef treat and
tau' opal trust, or he never could have
bane It ; but he gave her a ring out
from n moue hone, set with a big
chunk of coal." t --
Butter, Nbw Laid Eggs
and Poultry Wanted
e•nndgnuo•nt• of nut ler, Poultry and vow
laid belts solicited. fere' nem Inrrhuire , ,i
srl
111.•. a tm!, ,' yuuwgt'klrkru•,dry tllr►r.{..bat,
pelting t;u to Ube per pals. N 111ay 1 .
per Ib. for SEICHWAX, .Ieltvered Toruutu
1 •mrreepoudmee .nitelteel.
JOHN J. -FEE
02 Frost etre..
e East, 'reroute
USE
1,000 MILE AXLE GREASE
it Hos No Equal
\Irnufat•l urea{ only by
1Me Ca.pkIl Y'Ig. Ca., el Homo'
Ontario, Canada.
ler *ale by all leading d, -s:, r•.
+m 0OOOpOQOOOOOOOO O O 00 00 O
ST. JACOBS 1
OIL
POSITIVELY CURES
Rheumatism
Neuralgia
Backache
Headache
Feetache
All Bodily Acing
AND
T10 num
Pr
oua trains,
the
excellent
1O0
coNQuEk,
Nrw York and Reston 1V New lurkq
Central. 0
eervlc, the uniformity of Itr ttraI s.
Its four tracks, and the location of
Its depot's in Barton and NPw fork.
u k Central
the a
v-
r
make the New 1 '
urine line to there pelota 0
Ar, ticket agent will confirm ten 0
above. 004'OO0001J00
PAIN.
o\
Completed_ the Test.
Apropos of multoee 00 lionises. a
correspondent of the Weetinierter
G;a;etre relater that a man. In
Scotland wished to 11890 rut tour
the door of ti new lams) the text:
"My homes 'hall be called a bowie
of prayer." Ile left the workmen
to carry out his wither Turing hie
abeenee, anti on his returo his hor-
ror was great to find the gauta-
tion completed: "But ye have made
It a
- w' "We had
a
dmf of thieves.'
WPO thing matr room, ye tier. 1Aa
we just p11 In the enol o' the term.,"
war the explanation ghee by the
Bible -luting Scot.
Settlers' bow Hates Welt,
VIa Chicago and Northweatetrm Ry.,
every clay from February 15th to
April 800. Colonist ono way sec•
orad -class tickets at extrrm sly low
rates from stations In Ontario anti
Quebec, to points 1n Colorado, Utah,
Montana, Nevnea. Mahe, Oregon,
Washington and California; afro to
Victoria, Vancouver, New Weelmin-
,tcr, Nelrun, Itoarintsl. !etc. Full
particulars, rates and folders can be
obtained from h. IL Bennett, General
Agent, 2 East King street, Toronto,
Ont.
Pity the Poor Coal Man.
Monkey Brand Soap makes copper like ftsrhange.
gold, tin like silver, "'rockery like marble, I Noble-jlere's a 'story nbout n
and windows like crystaL1
4 cordo denier being arroste I for fraud.
+$tt,bte-Well, the weigh of the
tIarlsgressor le hard.
Anticipation.
Butte Inter -Mountain.
A newly married man In Malinger,
in., ham been arrested for stealing n
tlnby carriage. The moral le that
one should not look too far to the
uture. f
$100 REWARD, $100.
The render. of this paper will be plenaed to
ken that there le at Iraet one dreaded dil ears
that scenes has been able to run In all iia
stager anti t het Is ('atarrh. Hall'. catarrh
Cure 1a the only pc -millet corn now 10ow11 M
the medical frnterulty. Catarrh. Iciest a con-
•tltatlunal di..•nee, requites is constitutional
treatment. 11 ,11 ,. Catarrh e'ure Is taken In-
ternally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces 01 the •y.tem, thereby des.
truJ I tho foundation of the disease, nod
) um
v1aR the pnth•nt strength by buI1JIPR up
he conetltutl on nn i aeaLUnR o^tort In ricin``
Ito work. The proprietors bn•em, Much tnith
1e Its euratles poem that they offer One
Mandrel Dollars tar any rase that 11 tons to
Sara. Mad for Ilan of testimonials. •
adoy. F. J. enitNNT a CO., Toledo, 0.
Hold by drn.Rt.G. 76e.
Hall's )*rally fills ere the beat,
Her Malesty'e ,IewPIu,
Queen Alexandra has, of eouree,
a motet valuable gnnnttcy of jew-
ole, but there are borne to which
Her Mak sty attaches a good) deal
more value than to others owing
to the elreumetnn.'Ps by which they
earn., Into her po.sttelel',n. A beau-
tiful n c Inn n( r 1
r k r pearls dia-
monds and d
w rd
ordl* I" PA1 elainlly
teen ur 1 M
the Queen; It 1P, of Dowse, of eon-
aklernble value, hut Her Mnj'sty
t rPR It Iw'en'un 1t wet the
fleet preannt matin to her 1.y the
King. A superb Cern of dlnmontte
erne presented to Her shiest). by
Menem -there aro Ittt.i rl entombs In
the tiara, each j`w.l beteg tke eeft
I or • friend.
For year' I had suffered with Im-
pured.
blooanti no rcmedlei I used
gave any relief, until I took Dr.
.\ugu"t, Kocnlg's ilamlurg Drop",
which completely cured me.-Auguut
Heitemeyer, 1,509 Willman street,
Ile lLenore, Md.
Conditions of Su
The rondltionu of eminent wncens
are inexorably hard ; only a few will
mote the sacrifice.
First -One least believe hie ndtpted
voentlon In fee life, and he must work
like a gladiator. Patient, untiring
in.luntry alwaym recetv-es Ito reward
t;econd-To Ito n 'society Innn" and
a lover of pleasure Is fatal to nee -
0051. -
Third -Only .nett recreation an Is
necse'sary to preserve health 1s per-
mistelble.
Fourth-Tntrntperenen end Premises
of all kinds are iairrs.l nut.
Fifth -It In mandatory to rhe early,
with n clear brain, refreshed by
neen.knry trot. Morning Is the best
time to work, nt the proverbs In all
h:e.gunge. trntlfy,
I4ixth 1f ocenrinn demands It, one
Must face the *trident economy Ir.
filet, dress and all hone" hummed.
Inge.
It's the ...Man" Not the N hl,.kr .
T
4s tiu.V fast.
WI ,.k,y IR h4tnar'1 for more they
it Ire guilty et. It 11 +R n Iwakp,t and
eters! many I1'Ogg an I homes, Ana
why 7 Simply brean a certain Indi
%ideate 1111,1 not *efficient common
erns• to leave It alone Whiskey is
oftentimes made an r30090 fur ..rem,
when It to not the reel napes
Minard's LInlmeut Cure. Colds.
eto.
A Good Itr•ason.
Chicago o LronlcIe.
"Rut, mnmmn;" protracted alias Pee
yew, "why aro pun men ling out Invi-
tations for n dinmord wedding? Yon
luarn't been married nearly long
enough for that."
"N'hnt'R tent got to do with it
demanded airs. Ihllyou. "lour father's
financial standing would wake May -
thing herr than a diamond wedding
absurd."
40th Anniversary
1'., ever Fs.ly were
Gray's
Y
S ru
P
of
Red Spruce Gum
AS A SPECIFIC FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, Ere.
Hu been tete) anli has hermit* IM
Family Cough Specific of ,how.and•
throughout Canna* and the United
Mate. 11 never we* mn.e popular
war more largely used than et le
to -day.
MERIT ALWAYS TELLS.
Cough Remedies corse and g•. New
n .rations r
a e 1r1 A and .taw
prep abandon.
ed, let the of tt
d e(!tlehl
• remains.
The present I. a trying season Incf
both old sod young, ami r•n0,1..asly
caught wowwre stn 1n ...Toole for the
winter unless promptly mired. Nn
better remedy eau be fosse time
Gray's Syrup
foto ev All 35e0ae?a.
III1•Iaga WIEMIEWIt
a
Witte an animal is all run down,
has • rough coat and a tight bitto
anyone knows that his blood is out
of order. To keep an animal eeo0o-
mically he must be la good health.
DICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
1s a necessity where the test results
from feeding world be obtained.
It tones up the system, rids the
stomach of bots, worms and ether
parasites that suck the time blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a run down horse.
50 cents a package.
Loaning, Mlles It Co., AMU,
MONTREAL
What Moro Could Ile Want t
Chlnngn Trlbun•'.
"What 141 your father's obJrctlfn
to me. Millie?' nekel the yodng man
''Ho says yen have no application.
(Jerald."
"No npplkentk,n "' he relined, 1st
terly. "1 won k•r if he knowe t'+"
been coming to sen you let'• •+
week for Plc year:4 '
a —. To pteva en you that Be
l'hve'. Olntmcnt 1e acres,^
and aMnlate corn for tech
r ting.
�of 1flpi � m
r per for
bleeding
d every
11
olio I
mrd n and
to
bl 1 Der
R
the raannt'srte have arnnttrd It. Hereto
tlrwnnlsla in thh(tally
e flatly I rot. and oak 3mir neige
Doc+ what they think e'1t- You ran ur. 11 and
Rat)) our Monty Lark Ii not conal. tri• a Dec. s:
.dl deafen dr kbrat*nv,liarrN k C'n.,Toronto.
Dr. Chase's Ointment
An 'Md Maid's Phllnsople
We may he bettor after auffs ring.
:.n 1 wr may lin wore: but our eon -
ditties. meet depend upon oiraeh"s.
and ehould never he Inid to the a 1-
terr• of our cnlnmllMi.
'rho fo,lntnlnn of the eterttnllJ tor'
Q1h*1 eprtng are In every hnntati eta: t
inn keep the world of new emotions
p. rennially fresh earl beautiful : and
to rich of nn Is Oren the right net
only to possum them, bit the •tel•
gatiOn to cherish them.
The only enrrow worth nnytdtal
in thew world Is sorrow for others,
n,.•l morrow for other, swami lwite.
Ing otiose, not hugging our woes to
ouraelveu. For I beilcve that tit+
realty brave and the really greet
awake Ire forget their 1041M, alt ehn
recorder of th, h• han'ls end W001144
To me it had .eemetl.........tlr't
nl-
those mho ocrltpknl centres of
ftctlon shout ,he lean 0o11c-rn d
with what came (n them es their
due, than with what weal out fess
them nre their obligation; that, tlkd
the men Itself, they should be era'
ter,. of contrtfignl force., rndiatln',
through the very fullness of tbet.
jo7, Ilght and gladne.S Into miler.
sites. -Freta ''Mi 01.1 1Jaid'r Corner,'
Mee OMitary, January, 1508.
BIG RAI
Al
Forty-fot
'llllolnl 11.1 o1 1
'llubTo
jurorrue'tluu1t, o abad■ fpgaultgoolwmt.-
(lEO. L\PPAUE, d
1 (tied, left ear cut,
ride tots of hexad and
beck of left ear.
M. CUSACK, 72 lint
an • li
b
o r
route, akenm
ro
loft side and eltoulds
lath tones of left 11
CON DUC POR C. STI
street, Toronto; etigl
and Injury to chest
two cuts on top of 1t
K. A. WILSON, ext
hernt0h on rase, inj+
of clown and shoulde
slightly bruised and
of head.
T. KOELM. Pude
generally bruise tL
AItCHIBALD 111IN
street west. Toroul,
!read.
IVM. TULLACK, U3
Toronto; head, hunt
cut.
OEOROR BELLEU1
Toronto; ribs brutes
J. NFJCIIT, Moutre
back slightly injure.
MILS. E. L. IIOLDE,
ruu.o; head bruited
Mltti JOHN KAY,
ronla; body. noes 1
Injured.
MISS R. WOOD, 7
'lbruuto; need cut i
lett arm braised.
U. W. 000K. tum
W ; roalp woupd a
rpralneiL
ARrgTHUR LAPRAiI
street, Talo
0
to • cu
shoulder bruised.
J. M. SPENCER. 1'
nue, manager for E'
rootu; toot cut.
"Twenty -tour ell
en route from po
rilattea to Washing
were shaken up at
dudes the ■tateme
AmO'lg the Ditto'
1l. 1'. LIN]. .tY, FL
sin; head cut. knee
dreamed at Emergent
NATHAN bPACK,
hetet cut, ear re
drearad at Emergent
MVO" L. CAR\Ent
right hand and Ice
the er Floss em !n0 J
1. F: UUNIA/P, N'
Juliette.
14UhKoutW
U
eIrN, TcuLots
s
iceHu.tog'.trgrIe.NOION,
I
ter. Montreal; scalp
J. ld. I tNOILLF.
street, Waltham, Mn
bruises. At the (le
MttA fiE•isiE LA NI
H. Laetrile); right h
the General Husplta
MISM ETHEL IRA:
n. Langone; face
tel. At the tient
Inti ELLEN 1) t N
11 ring street, Lw
eye lured. bruise
the U era! Hosplta
AMltlt ALLAN,
Lowell. Mame; letft
At the (lei
tery A
cut.
A. K SLEEPER. L
lured about Meed an
Aun.i ink of 11
WWtby J1toc14o1a
west-IMrtintl I i re tit T
here this morning�t
inexlrIcable tat
about :010 yards to
toed fully 80 feet Ix
ten track.
There 1111 some dont
of the nccldcvnt ; tit
rail, others a broken
10011. the the geernt n
era. k the latter the,
able, and it Is to th
The train was col
eine, a beg rags ca
day earn of the In
three I'ullman else(
were about 150 peel
and As a result of ti
for pontoon were
iou.ly hurt. Also
were onn,lderalir til
remainder escapee' t
The moat peculiar
i■ the very light Its
TIP l'usl(Gnt
Just before roar
Jltnctlon station tl
wldo curve. It wa1
extremity of th1■ c
atdPo t oocnrreoL TI
that the strain put
r tending the curve
rate of speed canoe
nn twin on day cos
third from the sago
dintely jumpfl the
dawn than emhnnk 1
rphhe,
f resenontng to folllloalt ttw n
gine and tender w
trnrk, but,. fortune
crew, the engine ce
gaga car parted 1
and lottomoti•o we
tho bank. The emit
baggage car canna.
.any care so rapidl
nhnut like a ruhhe
tiler at it dietetic
drat feet from t
down, and literally
woes!. That any me
oar and live Is a
no wonder that tl
i.appag . the ha[fi
sprees, The wreck,
ternoon In the
gata
ehn capernlitoaltlinP letterths
preuenting tole ern
M the "S" show-il
the Pullman", and
position of the day
car•
Oce of the day
401, war lying
Pnlimnn "itrentfoi
tip, hat It end n
•!egreee. Tian "DI
fro Ire Phlo on th,
Isirkment, while►
erns hptlip down.
off thalr tracks,
W1.e011 wore Mont'
ration, Meese M
thiel were yen pp
f4 tfnrm,, .tsps
the mice,• were