HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-09-01, Page 6NLUST GNUVtA wrnniac i:vHer Lover's Prowoss;
Or. A Little nlatriiuunial Dream
CI 1.1PTI: I; 1.
About two mace north of Ilin-
cheet,:r eto,.4.1 a pretty villa -like re-
bIde►Icu kuowe to the neighborhood
as Chittagong :..,edge.
A pleasant nue storied building,
standing in some ten acres or so
mete and irrita4lr, sec if he wuu't;
of garden shrubbery and paddock, u!d Indians always nre. e'll walk
in the midst of a go.x.I hunting itheed the house half 1 • 1
ply pruvic rc with
.Sir Phillip. 1 recollect but in
diet inca lye"
"lie It bo yellow," remarked
('hariie e:th.ily. ''Tho gorgeous
east always has that effect, un the
00111 cxi.»t when you patronize• it
to the citent h. has. 114'11 he bil-
cotultry and ant I t 1 dressed S44 ( as noun
istnblitl4l, a:; nthly ho sut,pu+(•d, ('hitt as it s daylight, calling for kittua-
tagoug Lodge was Leser lut►g uu• gars, w.�at.ler that may be."
•'Sir Phillip, my (tear Charlie, has
occupied.graduated in the shire•+ in hid
There was cuusider,th;e astonish- .)11tiL" returned 'Mrs. ltxinhutn.
moot throughout the neighborhood•.Yee:11 find hint no such ecotype
when it bcet:uuo kuoltn that Chit- as y,•tt imagine. I believe he used
tagong Ldge, which had slued va- to rite hard in his ruulg dars.o
cant for the last• threo ur four "Dear ill,! genth 4.0 ! when tnay
months, had been let to a Mrs. %%.e ,,..poet (,int?"
Itainhant; further that Mrs. Hain -
',Any nlouu'ut now,,' replied
hate was a widow of a certain age, \r;and, 1'he steamer was at Port
without family, and with no picot►- `•,i,( en the •,nth, and must be duo
lection at all for hunting 1\ jt tt ;it Seethan ••ten ley this."
brought. her there? What could she • of pour .• he might turn up in
mean by it t "What's a woman watt his paLuliin at any time. I trust
with a hunting -box who don't , i.„ clues not. brio a suite of
dark -
hunt demanded Ashby Crawler, : facedg dnrk-
hint." turbaned aborigines with
"'except indeed on the principle t him."
that they are always striding for j Mande's laughter was checked by
something of no use to them whenher aunt, who said--
they've got it." "You need not Le so extremely
When in due course the widow funny, Charlie. Yon will find Sir
took possession of her new home, Phillip something very different
it was speedily discovered that she 1 from what you anticipate."
was accompanied by a very pretty
I
"1 hope so," replied roux 1\'il-
yuung lady, eoneern►na whr.m s r _ g
1, cot , luuus'1 with a grimace; emi.„„-
ety around Hine•hester became „hoe, if he has an inexhaustible
greatly exercised and indeed avid .t • k of excellent cheroots, and
of intelligence. There was no ni}
ter• about. it, and the curiosity , f i, •" not keep nue- hooters than
Hinehe;ter was speediiy allayed he \ . •. il, I�` ride. 1 give notice.
1 'haII consider he
the discovery that she was a r
of Mrs. ltainhant's, named \}i-- I.
Jia ed. 11'iiliams.en.
Balm 'to ;ille neighborhood 1111+ i• .4 •
this intelligence. (1f e.,ir-- 41es .
am bed taken f'hitt.4,• ez e 'n • •
1.•.I_e on miss \1 ;!1111 ( II - . • t
it is trite the 1.1.1`• - •
their heads and (leder,.} :•
'T l'•'s guardian,
eau Otero ,t+
I•,•..ihlt aff•'. t h' -r !
• ' • when she
t et sufliti
•• I mean to ti
,,t ! 1 t,'• 1:: 7.1 lit:► the 1Mat:. at:. .I :11
1 •1 ,ort , t . xtrl guar'.Ean se cele loos a reason for 1,r 1'i.illii,' .
int, too far. tieing nee 1 t• .• l: ',l e roe.. -'r :;!-„ r. (-nor' tee•• n , 1...,.1.1 )......•• !rite alwa: s tvurtl )1.. • ..
1 ••11 et 11411 t�. 1 in
for a girl to hunt with no ester. take up the r::'.• :i .• benevolent ''aped 4111
1.444 :a er...n1. The Wren, on t1 •• ,114(11' to lend me In::..•, and gilt.
contrary. averred this was all Hort me eiirn1, "
'tense: 41 It is tl:e ease of so pretty \!t- 1:.•riltatn tn:.I•• n, reply
a rirl ., ‘Ii -11 i4)i,'rnison way ..-6,4 in 0••..4 : 1,,, %% , ,r. ,:,
4.. i • ! ,t I. ',• field became her her neve , . 1 t Mai
. • . ,t % : 1••• (;rawtor was v.
• .I !.. rather f. ,. .. •
n,
new a.pe -t of nf- 4'n iris f•
f 4. - • . ,• i - ;, 4•4rnlined 4o call at though I•..
1! .• 4 ,.le. r e ith 'fieei¢h not hehnved Ire,i
rn , . • f .1 : , 1 • -' roan, I- Eked to
which to .'•-:•• 1
sr.• a few 4 1i, :t 44 lett his inrente, �. ! , � �'e" 1. 11x:41 \Ir-• I;.,.r 'ui, r I 1 1 nl•�rv• t1• J -- T_._•_-_._
he•nr<l:e. Ile t( . ' • ire i,.,4„n pi.)tfor4u tu'.retl !add air . • 4 t :an "the oldest tt to1
' .: I . •• a eer- )"I went cte %ort a sole , t!
disinclin n' el • f7 4•. the (141)141( r 1t
lain style (.. the thr...4 . ei. which. 11 1 a compel► of clans• man. was dte..e4J in brie, wan oot there." a mart with a mu
in the 1 r•,: r wee .:Leh 81, • '•. a 4 musiri.1us, while urn cls th wit',, :r) c ' r Shoat her: her 1,ruise 1 face exrlaincd at the High
as mr, tyle he (eyed t•• tell. w a ,- ,r';' 1
i sharp jerk ., ;' ` 1 'l ;,! ,: •d.rnuld, d Ch:►rin . a -t, , , , e •I... high n,ud walls vu % hit,. yejf surround.••I the face • f gate Peilice ('.tlrt, •':u:c1 in (Shit
0r►. Lot before .\'hLy ('rawler hail ,i , !o•rd 11x1 the • ins weer.• .
"r Phillip i,l;r : fr..:r1 the 1i4', . " r 4► t ro d of woolen, some u1(l ahbe-s. Ouch a calm, i:• in: taco struck the step tl,nt w
n)itt+d himself he culling at .•f the trio 1 left tete n tet, .
He tort linty el. • . l n ,..erd of fluee•rs, gaud t• Iegetit 0141 face I have to-. el. .e, :, there......_..._
•k retie r .t f, She might have sat for will rep,tied 1r 1.01. :1 t',• r t.•a)1'rt !�. next r th• ! r•
tin ipe : ,! , .:, wi St 1.1 zaleet!) ` i ob c -r1 -
4' ,.t:<s Lt'•..w. It She Lour 4. o ■e ■/y; ro,
"end his ••• .• i .. • • , tryly t. , r, W Q► 6► � S ts7r�
t. a tl n;g}a as a K1.:•1c, it a he as e.e..rt4d tool 1 t • I
11.41 ..4 . i ,'.;.el p,• .tel. s„ if! fp I', .j , .. tie She was seated '04 the
eider ton tenet 1 , xeee eel '
(1'.. 411 r•:• linnet 1
NIM WILD
DISEASE 1)1:1'11'I) TI: i' %TMENT
WAS Ct'1t1;1) .1'1. ONCE: ItY
ler. 11. llarche5::ault, High Con-
stable of the Province of Quebec, who
at St. Hyacinthe. thought he was
e;., 1(4 to be disabled for life.
A terrible pain In the back kept Item
In the house and tinder the doctor's
care for months. Nothing scented to
give relit(.
Then he Irlet) •'Fruit-n-tit•cs;' the
fatuous fruit medicine. ;:ate the re-
sults.
"!'roll -a -fives'• cured me of chronic
pain 444 the back that wild 440 severe
tenet 1 could not drive lay 14011(0,"
write, lir. hfatchessuult.
if you have W1•enk Kldneya nn,l that
!Ming fain in the hack, by all ,ne:ee,
t•1 • Fr 111-8-t,ccs,•' %thkt:t t, luted. of
fruit juices.
50c a box, r, for $2 50. or trial boy,
25e. At all dealer+. or from Fruit -a -
lives, Limited, Ottawa.
herself, 11d 1414:: h he undoubtedly
IA a•.
yes, Margaret, I must be off
to tweet 1,y the earls train. 1 have
sutural things to see ;dealt, .1s you
may well suppose," :.aid Sir Phillip.
"Business of various kinds, as a
man may eel! have eho has been
twelve years abeeitt from his coun-
try."
"I :1►ould have fancied, Sir
Phillip, that very c•ircumbt;auce
would have entailed juet eho re-
verse ; that s., long an absence
weul•i Nava ended all throe," re-
marked Charlie.
The harenel I.e.ke.l 4.••,•nly at thy
speaker for a Ilmo1U,:•t
"Von speak as .,e,•
yet or►dertaken the re l I,:.•,
of Iife. You will knew la • ,
long. !tut," Ile cuttini,.i.
inc, "0yert you night. hale i • • •4 •
that for a matt elle (cants 44. e•
together a hunting steel in a Lorry•
there's ne place like Leitel'i ."
"Ito ,lee' eeu're quite right.
ti iI 1 11 I! 1111111E 1 \ I) 4:1tOf111
1'llt�l RC1: 11('11 O'!Iti lt.
l)te•is of the ,lffenelanls and
Cue.sls Seal ,,f 11anor for
the Aged 11omen,
1
AXLE GREASE
is the turning point. to econo
in w:i.r x11;1 tear of Ks;,4ons.
a hos. le, to )' dealer everywbr
Tho Imperial Oil Co.,
Ontario *otos: The Qurr1 illy 041 (
.m s eataamw=1
an.i 1::uulc.l 4! t:, 44411 . 'Pius K:t, the fleet' could rr:;(h, Mid.. the 1I
sigr. for ali to cat, they exchanges' crs euw that all wt"(' x114>fi d
sweets from table to table, talk-
THE l.l'1'"1'1.1: 111111)1.
1 entered a tortuous, covered, lag little•. carne toward 111e ; elle was a pr
dark way leading (rum a dirty Ono woman who arrived late was simple, sweet faced girl of 16 et
street from the most crowded a part brilliant in a cherry d;uua'k gown, 1 had seen her last.
of the bazaar in Teheran into what 11x11 flushing her tee4 down the As she carne 1 could not col
reminded 1ne of the pads of an old room to one old woman who bad re the shock which went through
Moorish lw' a in ;tis t, writes mained sittingwhen the others rose at the change they 1►a4 mad
Lade Barclay in the fall Mall (la- ather ontr:uue called across, 11(1• Her head was held high
zettc•. The passage cut into the
"Why do you not salute tie? Why''drapcd with golden 4 44l4 tina;
Katt was like a tortuous way to a d•t you nut speak t, mel" Quit++ hair, her eyes were cast down,
Lettere chamber of the Inquisition, a ((utter greeted her remark. Slie fa00 colored sea Het and o
!Jere and there a Persian soldier continued, ''Why do you not ' while a pair of beetle eyebrows
stood near an oil xlrte in the dirk, speak 1" Tbo wuu►an addressed rut- in a point over her nose an
stood
d nea11 uniform looking like a meted hurriedly, •'I ale speaking. 1 h;(;n(1, and on her u4,4ier lip
burlesque of war. Unexpectedly Ilea- rue." Tho Lrst wuurul ,,eek shade•( :e black nnr148 (4. is
Jho dark ended and a smell door- back facificd and the eee:t:•d rustle ri .• , ru.h• the silo ..f a man
way lea me into the inner` courts of eran`ng Meads stop,:e.1 shuddered at the thought that p
yard of the woolen's quarters. A tiny little girl of 10, quit" ed undefined but underst
Two square stone basins of !olely. carne and talked to ate. 1 through ety mind.
clean water termed the centre dear,of of en, d my bag and t.,ok out a. °;-
the pubo, and edstot paths ran diet of violet scent which 1 had 8104 They (! her sx•echless in
Simone! there. Stunted tree„ here handed it to her, sarin ;, ''1'ako it ; great gold chair; then she ra
11x.1 there pushing their squesezel it is yours." She held it t,1 ►,,.r her eves to tl:c 81..rient la(l•r's f
nose, then pushed it away, :u),,4•,•r- eyane they looked into each oth
ti mike through the paving stones , eve- for quite three or four n
of the courtyard too the im )res- ing, "So, 1 don't want 1t •: ;t Ilii
gavo a nasty smell." 1t• etre °unr• tile,• ' toes, It was a wonderful lo
444011 444 a shabby garden. The Then the girl dropped hers, and
house ra.,c,el at the. far ends facie while 'her great oris watch,••! ne•,
g 1t, took up a tnanclartn 01nu••.• and c'Id troman's exprcesinu softened
111': as 1 entered, and the first int- at.• it, dipping it piece by 11;....,, sll' leaned toward her and conti
pre ion which 1 received was of a ei g•
uwvng muss of rather solid butter- deep int.) the salt. Verily we 11) !,• gazing.
flits urn (')L1"14"1. of badly putter- wilt different tongues and .r • 't For half an hour we at in site
sweet peas, for so looked the wo- with different noses as well a' like this; then the old woman
mei. You could not say they were
with different eyes from the I:.t t. moved her eyes and turned to
not attractive, for they were; but Another hour we sat eating, thea crowd of women watching lir r
it was like a ACA11e in a play, 111! we were moved to the terrace, given d 1e pointed at the bride, sari
clone a little erong Li, our eyes. 1 a high place and told to watch the "She ie all gond; what fault
dancers. They faced tis below he- ' you find 1 1 am respnnsiblo
have grown accustomed to thee° vrnd the bonfire and were unique, hr...." TI en the crowd of flow
standards, and i earl now also bee 12 �, came a little forward and
them as they undoubtedly see them• girls from to �0, no inure, their pmt
THIS ; \\ ! I T PEA I:!'Pi:("L'
,:..• • (rem tee headdr•ss they
',r, a f,:('•• f las:4: muslin 'tit -
my Constant thee -Light.
Try The discover of ' natural
re. Y god !r1
htudicine Hat Id an intereeting story.
Ltd. says W. Levey Amy in the :lueust
.., us. Wide World Magazine. As tar back
ns 1383 the Canadian Pacific Railway,
while buries; for Ovate• at Carl+t,lrlt, a
row point about forty miles west of the
city, carne acru;s the first gas, hut no
practical use wild mato of the small
etly, Supply met with, other than 10 light
arid heat the section house in the
hon vicinity. Early in 1891 Sir William
Van Horne, then president of the rail.
Orel way. Lent to the city of Medicine Hut
the a drilling outfit for the purpose of as-
e ire t'ortajning whether there was coal
and' within reach. When the drill hnd
lieu readied G60 feet gas was Ftruek, but
t: e moisture in it necessitated more
her trouble in the matter of interception
lite, tanks than was profitable. In 1905.
tact however, the city determined to dig
inch deeper in the hope of securing a larg-
was• er drier flow.
this A bylaw was passed to raise the no.
1 1 cessary money. Medicine Ilat was
there only n town of a couple of thou-
ass- sand people, ane( the expenditure was
o,td n terrible drain upon its finances. Asa
, the well sank deeper and deeper the
lite fun.( grew smaller and smaller. Th
ised citizens and members of the men
gathered by the thele nine d
MEDICINr HAT'3 GAS.
Discovery of Wella In fhe Town d
a
ace.' and watched, with eagerness aril foese-
('r's boding, the drill drop—drupe-drop
lin-' with the pipe. But nothing came ex-
ok cept a few little puffs of gas that pro.
th0 ntised nothing. Lower the drill sank;
fewer grew the dollars. I•'ivally the
as money wits all gone. and the town
nee was face to face with bankruptcy of a
serious tax rate. The councillors went
nee home sadly. amid tete tnutteriugs of
the 1)004)14.
Te (
That night a special session of the
the city oflie•iale was convened. The
as treasurer held up an empty purse, and
ng : they knew well that not another cent
can could be drawn from the people. Into
for the earth had been sunk thousands
of dollars that would return nothing,
ors and the citizens threw the blame for
red the non-su('cess of elle venture on the
cal•. 0(1101813. The well -digger begged for a
Iter few more feet. The mayor considered.
4,,n- Then, with the inspir:(tion of a pro-
phet, he turned his back on the legal
technicalities and ordered the well-
ejr }wring to proceed. :Already it was
to- down a thousand f••et; it was n ter -
"1 rible risk to spend more looney and
ne illegal to boot, but he took the risk.
, Next morning the miracle happened.
rot To this day they tell of it. At nine
o'clock the citizens %ere electrified at
etc the siteit of the mayor, coatless and
el(4 hatie=s, rushing from his harness
%L , story up the ('0tltrc of the road, vainly
stri1 int; e. uvettake a workman in bet.
11(1 t••r training n hundred yard+ ahead.
The citizen,, scenting; something un-
Jenal, joined in the chose. At the
eel( everything w::- Beis ing up in eho
air. .1t just 1,010 1..t a terrific flow
10- of dry gas had ••!t struck—a flow
1)' that 01:1,1••r•i :.1''.. they got it under
i),, ('mitral 4(40 4 '4 .•1_ 4 ro.'ure in eigh.
teen s•'cotel:., 1:,<) pounds. in forty se-
er cent 4. '2.0 noun(: in one minute, an 1
�' te.•144 1.00,1)14. 'Their eyes began to
bu1¢e ai the register ran un 300, 400,
'.• :die). anal !i•i:iI y .topped at dee pounds
et to the agn0re inch. The mayo- is liv-
:tr :11;11
1 W yet, but tae yo
%4e 1.ju1 whet Koul.l 11.;:444,.-.1141)".711111i i,1 a 4a
to e'rnpe from the- irfuriate,l tithe
with one tram a day out ..1 Med; na .
Ilat, rI the (;ay )•:t.( not cow.. 'that
at is merely one of 4he I.1.8. es they lake
rl, in the Canadian \Vest.
hair cut like the pages in a petnto- e.'mplitnents int , the bride's
mime. b115)4 and c urlr(l Sind .i'. e,4
She listened epere},1,•ss, with
with henna; they kept tussiug it e1e' Inst '!ey:n, The old lady c
about like a pony's thane. i tinned: ' T.'41 the foreigners she
1)11I:SSED IN ,\!1,\'S TROt'Sl:liS b'1 g'o4' tor•: may give, her th
• i t•, :t :r •:,I the• ,w Le -.t gilt, prai• •,' and I leaned
. tl..u.:. • ,i,... :li„I 'cit(. a pleated cloth skirt above the (surd the little .:r and said:
Litre, a girdle of silver with n e r- heels yee e. ; air 1, r (l .els
1 f}' ow )' P happiness a
` . i . ••- the kit:1jkt' coat, they were strange fig- t:: . -:1.”
t}7 • ! 1 , .• ••,,1 1I re s. 741:,,•. 1 an cnn:m01 reit.
. 11 re•••1 • •, l' ,..i•''.. , t ,, t, They el:relict! t. 11', cymbals 441):1.• at elle • i .+f the r.e"441, x111 th
4.. , t;, . 1 `.'''. (11111(•0, ; eters now 41:4d t)4 the 1,;.•; '%%1.1 ..•nite.: cut
1 fol, .t that." rout n4(1 Charlie., a t., . %%weld rush off and return
his f:l,e tlu'hre1. c.r.. •.., a :i :.. ..t ,:1 t1...,• :n ••,slot, a.: 1 t:.e 1.1: tekruo:n
hundred little lar,. t tl.,4411 thee- •:: 1 in European men's 41Il4 •ul<l 1 r her sIiv
like nivat 4•..101 teen of hie ace. 1 r In.. n:t'gicss axil ill fill on arriving. 11x11 :,v the, sem
ie prided Little!( upon Li: +a%oir l hack
i L. t the h,•re make the surpr.: ., •, .':• • 'i'' 1 inane dance. \ each nt!!ee for the fr:-t tier
%isle•. nod he. fr1L 440444' %ese•1 that' .) , 'tplc would e•,n,• V. left after the fifth cul) cf to
:4 ' : leer re ('ccasinns the :ee,•nc1
t ' . t ,. f•r departure. TI' n
'• I won't (retort, ale n 411 1 1 .• r e' • i 'e i with tears as s
i .• :trn' They cluster 1'1 1 •.:•t t wnr+•i of 1''•1 1 ' 1 ' l:..,s:•.
1 .; 411 co.
c:u, 11 il:e my e•ISII e..4) anal 4•:1 c .. eo141 :
al! it,iogr' : ^e- r and 00 (hairs, un a t c"I'le, .i •F.••1 and gr.l r.. hat }. net tint} h
.,r.- f.r d.,:n.q s•, , fete and the ', - , i
ohsrt ye. `; t • r 1 , • t 1p;•.,rlr'd by stucco `4•:1.1 of t r• u):, She let t
i !'I e. '.111 old , ! ti:.• hrj•
l •ea 1111 •t ig; rte 11 ^' •• .1 etre Lot;::,_ opened on 0.411.4 went fat stied hr tee e Imre-
,.
1nl;-c .. head w'a;
cif • •lee. part
1 - • i•,., r• t,' ?e• at'•! 4 r \: it fourteen f,lt•t is•low Siane Wel woman would on t• fi 111 wearire—Ts and part:; Loran
! 4 e ,o, r n t rasing 4.. 1 . • '4 4" :e 1111'".'
t. ,• t• ! • live son which the (lane. expo- • 1 the t01.-4.ear f4 11r 4eek1aeee 141
4 hal-4.:4 n the courtyur4 cath K
• tl,. , 7H. ,4l loos: Sore... 1
•ei h;• e, , i ,t ty of 14,:,1:'1.1111g
.... ntlm Lyre the same ed and harmony N'.15 the• re hen: ::n er }• •r elfin freta 0
hi t : n
...alley flowers %as re-
• 1 Suddenly there was a cun,u:ot, I ear, 4 ',mine a hcl:'note So
•g where the servants sat. 8 moment of expeolanyy, as a s. rrs°ed her hand and lift.
r el
1i ,•', . ►o,c .,
11. r;r.• . n of the ban} t •i •'•• r'. r. . • .I'S(I •
\\ • .. f r• •'1 the East , Fo ,ion . ,, t 11)014 a • •
11 I4 SIS aril the iluuee a :t ' :'1 11114 tro,rc 14!4.4•• •
:worm 1,..4l1te. it 01111.• t., his
t thnllrh 1!i'g: \', ;,,f1 ''Net, likely to bI e nnyene e e
1 pretty and ce , this time e.f night.," added ('104rlie•
44 444 1, ,• }{ "1 hnd Letter g,. e,r;t are) 14440''(44•
1 him. as vole repre•4eulat1v, ..f hie
• • and 11" nc'gl,l,.11,,.. ,r
own Rex.
Ire nrt, a loss 4o eertj. ,
11e'et (,atr11111e11 hoed se1•'.''1 A fee. minute!, more 111,.1 ( }narlle
1; ,4..„ ► ,o en the door .11,44
no, ,r ¢'t. tl.em. Could they I es, 431111( (I
i'' 1• heard the after dinner cent• r .(lip sepLe,ntepe
1! • h;1inham prd fnr4ard to
e) round that 13.11'. t•11,1.. t},,.
•• 417,114141 el(•rtrn¢ 11 rpm w)Ilrh ►111' 1'
well, 1farl,.nret," he
-r••r' rernnlrnce Ihey wonit! have .,L • ..i
ignib0 sati.fl) (1 111'''nt hat •-• t, ll ''Time seem l ,i
, !rate Ail! ll Kith eel' You
11e11 ('! 1'
leek te•r% I:ttle older than wirer► i
lg;
Hambourg's Experiences In Canada.
a• Mark 11amr,•,nrq, the 44. r,•o!.,4 r,f
the piano, who last unite? mate a
long tour of (':1:010, 4441,' been relate
t
. ': W O:F 44 .('41) Rt•n
i 1 court, escorted with and a wool 11 table breug.: t. t, r
441• .1• :n ;4v by thr eldest nurse •'s gut' -1 chair was set ,p1 .. . . h BoAT4)44 tic little bob of 6. 1••'t an! the whisper eet:t r, . a:( %e►I Kais) "'\ow she is herr the brte
(•(.lee." 1 asked who the an, . ALL SIZES
lady was 14»44 was answered,
4. re great lady-- the bride's fit
t`,er's mother "
.1 st:ltne,' fee on all 81141 from a HULLS (urnimited complete or i
de. r4 ay down the cellrtrartl the? any cfa.y of completion.
bride came eleuly• The dancil.,
girls calked bnckwerd in front . LAUNCHES, with Engines in
11 •r and the family and friends ' ,:ied, read). to run, in .tack
scattered '..aoet.s tee the (row•} "::4(1 st:crops for cata:cguc.
Slieh n quiet, well behaved erutl.i
!'.Ill\(: 'I'fll: L.1\U,• ) a met by
i '1'11 l: PRIDE'S Al(►Ti1I•:It,
1.norrttnur'fa.k of Ile -valuing Eng- %ho wall grate cunrteev l'd ole up
land's Real I;, ,le. an (.ng the tweet pen bandies and
1'::) a , • w sa.u.tt.,.n on t}1e ? int,. the hoe -0. Here i,erlurps
1111..1 .'f 441 -at Britain - ptart e.( tlrll't %' little tables held the hKeelB
.err a ton thlnt: tt ll( Lid, roe good L}r 1e4440 rears L +1 (:•.,r e v r••: -• l:• for tile weld nk, the gift of tin,
1 , That the -ta{•ling i, :111 -.to- g i ranula(' 49 g• 1,4 .I gar, ion; they sto„44 in <leublc
a;••. iett tee i . a big y„t.
:4tots how tu11'11! bad a L. ri
„r..l . I'!,• ",.1.4, hot e.•nne•'t ie'1 e, those 'Pie r j' ,
t c' • , • • had he,'n it,t irnato friends i t' t t!.•,' • .' • I:•
"4 n4.itallt, aunt. Sir 19114.14* .11141 all !'•;r tally life: rumors it,L•e, - ••1:..t.
11” Knute41 to ,nakn a. ho►tle '.44411 weer.• ,.• ' waltile that at one lime
Feu for the next til„ ye.1re. ai:d these 1,1.1 Lade fair to be etemething 1•:nelanel and 44 I •
roily M.11'0411e44 there shenir1 he mei •.. . !I eth. r \\nether such
to4,41 iwrlting, :11,1 it 0.,111.1 he %title re e.
:n (•111) di tat, wf I,nndwn. This ,
.s jest the (44:1g Excellent Stables a - ,•4 •
11)11 a hillier.)
r, om •, ,. rl i 4
The '41 :Ik'•t' '4 l.4 n t.II, g..o 1 1';, i \I
,e..kir s tieing fellow . f t\ent•, tee Heated t
- a heed -ewe. cutis fen, ; • I,, I, ',l ;r,. 4!th•,neh 1' i • 1 to v
!)r'e•,rn etc'•, )0,14 wi'i, :1 f t : the d: tnet11 • 11 of feint, ' 54:. .
tae.• ..f the el. u,e.l t. •
•
• to ilio
144;1k r1 urh Ir:1. e - • f 7, , . ,:4, int' knew•.. .1' 1',..,nal, '
; ... ''4 a .e !c one of 1:1, tel :,► ' wee,,
i1
ai,d 44:ant 4 f .'•,1,:,v_1) in 1;.o'
4:1171...1. g.4ir�.'• ,
e,ry4r►_•
11..;1!. 411 1.. x1.1 here Sir \ 1 I reel- ,•.j • e.f . •t, uh, .r•:
0; 11 Ilia• },.. •11• t :1 1. !altar. l\ ! 1411 ,.rr-•int f ,i.
'f. 1 , ! , , s • Lock ei� h
41)111)4111 foitntlatiun. 1
,t all etent5, nothing
f it
41..•••1. , ' said Sir
1' 1 aril
:lint -
r w - a!1 around the room, and in a
.A I ;t'.' 1.....111 al•art, ehich windows
t: the g ',eon looked into, sat
111 b e
•.err'g:l t: • 1.171(117.:,old i t:ln4lntottier• Tl:ey <1141 net fight or Scramble, but Foot of Ba Stre0
Y
�rr• had a low tn41r colored eifh hent rnirlil• ntul f•••'k e11:1t •'wee sl
r 1 this 1 1 t 1 -IAM i LYON
nil(, a '1 s. 1, and a see pearl embreelete.1 (heti* set CANADA
antler Tit .,�.1s �,
(e mputat:..n doe_., t .:, ;ode eastei ill front of her. Tee I 'he sat en -
and vacant lands, thlon••1 like a gete.•••us old owl,
lh(' ',relieve:ire. work in ee'1ne,
1 le nnireg reg.11II ( g• '.1 encrusted,
t'' 1• with the %4!iali•'n Kill in rr•hic•n4 nn(i 4411p1•.4 to 4 1.ec!e's
44••!1• .1 t,'t:Ii4) from local 11'Res'.•r''ca•Ln)•r.• h tier 11111E '
of ta'c.•, e eesee .1q l'articul:tr- ex. cJ. !''r . nnjl•ng, site 11.- • • ) r.�.
tr:n, fel f,••nr talc rule Loot and
! to11ar41 1114' e1fh a
.I 1 11•4 1r-0 1'
L 1 .14 . r. "She
I.. I • :4144 the 1
1... Yen ,4:,:-perem! to 1
• he sits apart.-
\l j1, n 11e• teem wits quite fell• •j
KNOCK DOWN FRAMES
1:4g }74± ••x4•eri•tnee, in \I.A P. Murk
4...4 + 4 . T. at Aral iniac ..1 ('811atn than
" 010 ,, r 4 r;1r,:-t that ''pr travele•l
t.• • 4 r 1,; .1 In seen'. of 101111
t +•. :e clear from hall•
fax 4., 4',' r., 41.. •,)y••
i t r•. 11:11 f'tllr1)c.l 4' 1
sur t, •t,;'I-' tour thn,u:'',
.,111, L;.c all other tofu..
ro,iu,ttce of mere than -1
I0cl,lertt.
".1t a certain junrtiee e.' . re ;..e
had to wait t• r •.114 r t 1
n ell obvinu-ly t'.•. exon! ..
the Fani'• g He %:1- e4,d• :
not gamer. : .•r-+.nlhing
8114 Ft a shay.• :.end net hate exa•
epode(' les I- •:,:Ity; but he •• • • 1
• very well pleased with hint .
noticing me, at once sauntered e,4cl
to w)ev.' 1 Ked 'ldin.
' "'IbIong to theauprgate«:•4:,. my
t
boy?• hr pretest 4Jfal•l','. '('u:1r. t'•n't
1•-• 4'ruud,' he continued. n • y
.illy •4 a
1, I',
11 ' '.,4
•n, i. , •, I,r..444,I t ••1
40 leeei 4111'- leet r11
1,e. I. tlr :11 th,•10, •4 inns
,i .., . t . 4 .I y . The OH K I • , ! 1 4-
4• i. t: el,. 4• •I, ,t ,t it •; the 1 lir walls lined with the
1. ht under her nettlike filtnres the eldee
t::drt•w met t••• 1. .t w: t.
e , I, 1 1 i,. \I• 4.. tame. : :;. f„ the xt1•, 1- btu 1(ht ih, She waw, +1,•
I; Iluhatll' (lire. 111the ..l'.1,-',..„.1.1..14::
4:, the drew- ..f the t't, 11 x,•41 4•4 4 Lot, %• u 4 14411 it wf medium 1� , , ca'htncre sn1•king ►rk.•t, K i1h ,
. , 1404+ it 11111 h• t • a r� to yep 1•
4e40bt, "illi h • fare 4:11nt (•• n a:•4te the 4,1li ' :,, . 111turai int- shawl (. 4,1, 1 anoint' },.•r t,ai-t a• 1
F ' IL '• .1.... 17. eft :It 1:1,1.11: bi.:r,•,, r
yet 1!,• 11;4t •• . ...1.. -•nre 1„ :4 11, 4 .'.1, •1111 keen. erald, hung by a string of (reeked'
11.1 el r licit filet lhrced, glee 1%, - ,hoe, • rl"' `:t•� talue. 1'j.. _ornate.' fr el cosi
re e t . k •,o..•, .,t a!1 in tf li.41,1 had lnokerl eteat), in the face' milli t tb, preljntjnarc return frons its, P crce(1 peativ, held Ler roil in tee
l •••; 1 think .1ont \i"• •1 , t ,.r:t hl'n(hin many a time; l .. f t 1 l at at $',11'e 1� 1' ruder the chin; her bright <••.
4:• heel) very elrt•or." ':)ill 41.14•le , a 11Pa1 \
'trat,¢ling rnolstnrhe, and a long
p.1i', ".1 rharmin(• 1.eus,
and nutri►nrned heard that tell in wild
(r^rets•', 011.4 .1 very t•relty reelet:V ln'.4I4i:,nee
ell 1eeeel The retti•ea toe, term 14ren't t" tlw• might
l4. (.4 tel,
di'•- -••.I to ler friendly." ' His age might Le fifty,
or thereabouts. 6he had not ex
, 1'':e••llerlt ' .1 lid 4.w some do ! pe4•trd 10 find hits en OM. She had
too erp04t Sir Philip' Tin 1 not ('xpe44rd te. find hire so wild in 0►re never Rees.
hfauele, with a gunr,l!nn living on appearance;- then illy dregs' where 11'e ((ten search for happiness ns
the premie: you will has(' to he ('014,1 he have procured those curl- 'yc 1, ok 4.-r our Spectacles—when
epee('areful." ouvle fashioned elotlles 7 Mande they are ( n the nose.
"I'm sure 1 Irak forward to felt disappointed in her guardian. Time d•.e-n't Make men wise-- it
She did not. make allowance for makes th0m old.
the fashions of an up -country stn- Familiarity is no more friendship
firm in Bengal. Certainly. Sir Phil- (Lan the glove is the, )rand.
lip looked more whet ('herlie heti Life is a (tial on which the after -
drawn hire, than the trallant randier noon hours pe'1 more quickly than
which Maude had pictured him to those of the morning.
I• I,'!,
r • f 1.r ., k.1..• • I,y ug4
4 I.1. %la d,. ••f .1' .1 riptieris froth tr"`"'d in fr""1• Al' e1,•rne•ux (•rt
4') th.• t r• -• , ear.
'(1401.1;LITS.
1•, min 4••.er 4,•es above that at
wh r14 4e 11.11
18me is a 1111)30 wh030 kitchen
Ise(•'• Lim imrnen'o'ly it einem,
It ,.1,1 ten bare heen in ee'n'tnnt
ene.er4en•drnee ,with nnvone for fen
yens., end reef . feel sire that. von
wroth, khr:w f)'e'nl if volt reef T
tilts 4trell R child when 1 1a•1t POW
.:,one and twinkled. her cher-,
were rely with paint, her thick h , •
was dyed black as night and curl...
on the forehead.
"She is rt very. very (del %e m te.'
w'aS whispered in my ear, and t'•
myself i said: ",!rid a very wurl4h'
old woman still. who has eaten (Jtc
good things of life and thoroughly
enjoyed there." She was one of the
1?IG11TY T.1:(IIT11f \TE WiVES
of Narzre4din Shalt (I am nut in
discreet, among nighty 1 may surely
describe one and bo forgiven,
When she was seated She took an
orange, awl !rasing peeled it stuck
a little three pronged fork into it'
PLEM
', f , •-rir; treed the some tt tomos er .enol
14. a •s..l.tes ersosl•IJ •leu 411 w.4.r 3.4
of ..ret M•t+ltina 5 deli/loos sr ct' ,• 14.154 5414
r •s' Limn Aim ma}b MSV:+'nr ,• to 0
r •rp. It sat lead 4(Y "w 1.4 I...1111 sr!
1•0011. Cri•ecnt Mfg. Co , !4••e►., Wu
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