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Look out for .the
Iuowu
r zng, its 14 uu
iu itlelf, The veu
he‘ raine
oiinee ot ri
tbe 1 fl .he1th.
failing ivad. again 1 uigd .be
ousekeeping'
h
*ngely nervous
toed the
MAW
ch It * ,
- iteer'-,Ietds . from 0
' * . . : (If Aiitl* ' ' W I tt '‘Iiiitta ii it 0 .
&re1 in 4 0 t.t 0 tion Ttith.yourmo- 4ey,; -the • child the riegit'te Ore Iiteriterot. , ...„ .t, . , „,
, -34,4Y • well. for; it to_remake-,oetile_me,istekInk
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.-strelt to every- one but yieitailf."' " lir vs- 41.31 4-10.,rta
' 44,11cor thin:10001 ••• Y__,00 L.,...**.tAhrti! 1-. • to* :het. to . -my hear •nd, bride
*vet .0era,j4,,xtPli,erk:wiu,:,:‘,,747-i7g.'„Iter eonfeln. eVetything to me; Thew
-- "You have erwayirpee n:e° .goodto
an. AkprIee,330:,Ayq 400t _t ,,,,t7,..... - • 1 ieuried floirk!AutiO4 or her .4triva#0
- : I fied. ,104telt,,tu..rnin - 14004 -and -Ut-4:itPli.10,400 144
e earlier tha
neither heaz
in until eiirl
told, storm
eitly appear
very lit, an
L at nee tba
- &ince the te nth'of '
o ,_. ftifililir iii* , gat --,,-,- 011-01411*
u I, 4 at you will okre„w . , **,, nt ' 04 * student
iv allow me to "stet as-,encli in rm" xale—natr bCU attentive to her,
..... **,-1. may. I ,airt sure that •10020 time P *rata to 'tile death' 01"
oadaeao for each other I* mu- her father.- go, had taken: lessons
e, d,.,•,.,„hie_eem - n the violin ftom Professor Ifarris
*,..--,
with : e o it'lilind; ilia Iiii'llie-il- * ii
_ se o ORA tO woo alt'
he arnilingly ea; wrn, the beart of bis Iiiiiely u
jiow„my „flrst I pelso,, ter.: Mr. Uarris, did . not approve
lint: Motor** letter to !..et...luti -attentions, and 104 openly
YOU. Sithere," lie sAled, piecing- outeouralfed .:':thelit; but, im •
oznfort&blc rocker for her, and 4,444 tellewnOt his -deaths YeunS,
. * - was seated, lie ,P„revrater Ilettuadetl her to marry
brought the dismantled Winchester- nun secretly --at least* their role,
A
Aeirloom And plitetil it before her. 1 ti°oo wore to remain a 'octet only
" ut your feet upon this )iteered 7until his 'college our/et was *mai'
.r.posii-eory.,,,Ior as inich ,i .0103.1 eat 141011 *w01.3141 -1313, the following
henceforth regardite*04 take your onnuner". when* .he *renkt ininle4inte.
este. Mow this poor retie has fret, P. Ite$tablisli himself in 1143440$5* 434
* toil me ever/ time - I have pokoti* then take her lo .* li.prott .such as
- trunk t But now. tt., _00,44,-,u he wished 'her._ to o'..tcupy .. •l' '.
' from Me forits
wiight in gold, 04:./tery *port we "Ol! bow range iwddenly,
will have it o*er into ik • t• broke ' o
ting
ornament your roore.R,oleos,: '
te al t e
, drawing another chair *1(1 t o
.
te Sto
.-
r, he began to ifrom "1-1 4.. i hew strange it
fro
kUss ehester's :letter.. '••giris wifl,- alb* themtelVee
r - such -- oterest
astened to explain, w 21 - he
r it not now struggled43 her solf.control.
liy- c&nt iheyh&iffiine-
s, for I. Y0 resolutionmoral courage t
43$ mind ass.wisdom u .. y -'no'....--to be flrm to resist temp -
raveling feti vou the ruystery which tstion, and 'tell their lovers thet
--from- Your I1rt11 has enahrouded when they aro rcatJ to give them
your life. .You arefar • too young theirrightful place inthe worki as
so be told itnythittglibcut it At r honored. Wives, the they will e
..iserA, and - rt. / On imp* err:Timid" In nietriager 'Oh!
write out the history of you*. znother secrot .marriage is it selfish and eowt.
your origin; together .with, c • ly thing for any Man to urge upt,.,
it data . and event*, which may an innocent maiden! 431341 Won
"pessibty becomeeeryvaluable_.. one has had her Imppmete ruined
you eome thee in the future; and for 'life by weakly yielding -to her
would otherwise be utterly . lost, -lover's petattatione.o* -
swallowed in oblivion hrstoree un- l'Yes„ I believe that:.it t
foreseen happening to my/44f.: - If iaid (itritlil thoughtfully.
. 'we should bothlive, until you at. He undOrotooctitow that het 1 i
t-ein your majority,- X .shotil4" then *hip:mutt have been .start104, by
feel it -my duty to tell you 'every- •learning .that, the circumstances
thing,' and silo* you to retake ,atich attending the union of hi* father
use of your knoWledge as you might wero so .like the et:4 perienee of her
deem best; ,. If -on the other boot cwn marriage to Sir Charles Brom-
1 ,should lit taken from You before ley, but he could, not !vitt' eompre4,
' thot, time, the.story woad *be ready, :heed, in view of its happy puteome,
for you,. and X should, doubtless wby she should be IP, exceedingly
'have waiting euffieinitt to -tell you bitter against *the imanner of it. .
whet*, to find it, -together with, the "Ettctio.., reatfor interringit
record of your birth. X itintotyout, you," :she continued, smiling
•Wu "milt* Glet4140-104 *re net my apoke stlintoitt before -I realised wbat
brother Williont* elii14, ;a* I. hive I was saying" ' . -
.'
elloweil y(iii. to believe, . T'lllit w** tierald turned to his letter and
ortil- * harmless' fiction, to stiierirte eetittnedt.'
curious questions and gotsitting-
tortenee. Ile was the Croton of "* , - "BO Itiritantrusted him fit)! u
oailing,vessel, and diedof fever on upon the vete, rla4t of her *.htio
, * homeward passage from South sduatienk- he • received -* letter
America. Your tether alSa went froth his father,•,, who *Al * We*
. across the, tee& but no one has ever tby banker of New Yu*, Ituturnoii-
knownwhy he ,- neves meniellia4 ing lite immediatelv, home-401in
%, egskin toliii wife. ',,, Yrnr mother was luni that Aiist Mother,- who at 'that
Ifirion Iferritt, 1 the oaly child of titno ***in Paris --was 04 the poittt !
my sieter,;who, against the 'wishes nf jining *party to IforieitY, sie.
a her tannlY* married Arthur .If*r- den, *Ott)* North Cape; provided
. • tit, * poor but talented tauskien. she o,uM, beve a proper :wort." The
'-. Their home wit* in New Ittlent and ekLer Brewster was *unetile to' g�
when Mirlitim was seventeen y•ter =self, but intioted that Mon 'w,. ., ,
old her mother died very stiddredy, t start at *Doe iit hi* Aso.. The
;of hemorrlisgerof the lungs., . Iter trip, he stet* i, enuld'occup* about
desth broke her Ittashand'a lout; three, nenithe and would, he* plea,
rind he ',never teemed to „h4Ve eny, ' sent. ehange,' for the'yOUiIgman,.,,,,
eoutsge to. bottle with the, world- who for SO lottg It ., A
atterweld, and late the following eonilited to his atudies
winter he *leo , raseed away, after uid that he had air.
* brief 'struggle* with=thet' terriblehit mother that 1*** -1$17,
*limy. pneumonia, This left- Ifirithe rookt litetugwert ilo thic. virmLuo
443 entirely itione, and 1. offered this -to loses, The young- hush
her * home *Milne -4 wits at that rebelled outright against this *
tune living in * .ireighboting town tray: eosserel, het 31130r. *pins
' —hut for somerettson,,unknown to the prospective operation from bis
me then, she preferred to remain wife; hut ;het irer getter*** aid
*r. the city. and epetinite her seritie- toutiourate a odorsadvisted hi
ttateltim ' *bleb, itoweter, lierel$ to olo asi hit father witiod, sayn
gave her * Jilting. fihe VAS cite of that at would do well ono* ,t
Ake lovelieit girls I ever sew, Pe--, he little while that he *011114 le ab
tilisrly ;refined I* persort end menaeiit,--:,threet months Would 1304
leer, end posiessitig*, 11, tOted141* of ALY#'. ,40041 lib* WO*101 14 440tstli '
ternper thet Miele bit irresistible tb. �hl letieetowileolois him bsek
to alteo*t,Jeterr,pae. tlhetold ae upin bis return.. Adam Rrewstr
thet shit $honlit.etilt k:tep the old re*lized bet too w;$11 ithet it WOtId
bovite„ which greatly 041400464 i34 a very tertypor1**0 monwit .tn
iiitoostmi at, fee / felt thet the. , i* nierriage; and plead t
reittst of it would materially add to' •
, her *come *kite I *leo felt thitt, ' . I. to leave hi* wife
*dent. ap,i his
d he ht tMt if be ahoid,
prmiue
eat•hwaurant and rc'bbc4 you
12 hrthright; for, Xrom the
ngda, she novo head 0110ord
relit the men who ,ited pledged hint -
elf before end man to love
otl eherith he ao long as thy both
°Old live."
"Ohl how eru
rourod Lutly Bromley °
ly, while Gerald :gritted
teeth savtorelythit
lurid light 14 his eyes.
*The poor girl hoed and welted
until longer waiting would lieve
.-ternPelled her eitheeto betray her
!tem.:et and produce the proof* ot
�r 0 31 a scan-
-
,10 t
the tact o u
that.
„their
anunersary
ilwiild voile ro
01110 3 mother.
be owledgo int
him during hitt -
..niP.O.40.,:wofruld
1 few I
n&rriag-eertifte
weddrgriag
left- hand,. wr wit
oath her ,pillow;.
iuto the eeicipi
unknown, to her,
aposibiity of adding
444310 to the 0110 Slft
for you -,--and mit
Itwor:iletsteroilillii!h;Leu
igher Power
tiwir preservation."
(To bo continued).
3 h
• fsd and kept, k
sityAve teat*
and fat for sixt&n eiits
d for the cost
took the
ro-
,our father'is
bm41 'chosen
em OrefullY
UCC sl* told
nrthright,
sety ordered
ivxduz!s
• delt's • *
*itrWi
• produced than do t
and but
. Ord, Tlio large &uiznais con.$11. wed
pourt dry towrukt per
1,004 pound* live weight per day
than ,dia do, =idler stnimsla.
4th. That ,ip genteel the best
.yieids of fat ',were -obtained-from,
ikhut t: ortuirou ite least
rn
111 general) .the 001443 consum-
ing the moot" food produced both
ilk and'fat at the 1013%04 04
601 nt well be lound, but in bis
ere to AU after dinner
he feeling whieh
thinking oneseltbound
the d story
i,e earit
02 dor, and a
food *rid shell
he mild dia and hide in t
what he had begun to believe wn
her ihente..., he would netbear one
word igainot the author of her
ery--4s1He still loved him with idola-
trous affection,. and 'even though
she toe not fail to believe hereelf
r ;
pav• ingAst0130tikuihe 33,
have this V001
In one. Of ;hi* "fibbed lectures
Max Mueller said to the students
"Many of you, I onspect, cowry
ha'penny with a hole, in it for luck.
I am not ashamed to own' that,
,havet denn so -myself .for man
gooci pasture r
Note titularly "eth."
being tha ow-doteit notstzncl to
reason lutt- the beat result* in win-
ter in° ths must eome froni. fee&
ing the . nearest approach to green
pasture grassAnd is. that not
ured-ri
The 040 that furnishes a, t
both for .hireself . and his rnaI
does 40t owe the latter 1343/144g
hit kee
Charles Dick -cam' refuted to He cut..
down unites his bed wee placed due I is de
nerth and, south*. Ti.. gave notite ee,
rt
for
better the coat.
make the mittsknof
ng off the horse* ;none. This.
eutal to ohorseiumppoo..
en* the neck. Even
foretopboil* be left untouch-
as.a proteetion to the poi) good
men say.•
)uring the
season it 1* no
Llsuat matter for • *oft .eggs
ke their
deSett 3,40 110, 1,4*.114, wife I of tho rule. beforo artivi
he Was,and she 211111
undue influence,
on the part o
h ,caurexl unfaithfuh
ienmittelortedme to hair
old, and** I was fortuneto
to d e readyr puolsiier;
appearance from he plat
he had elwayipli
collated for, aud aruu
verse eomment.
-"Met baby wasborn amor
te-veekt biter, ,
irmiam to let we /reek her husband,
in case anything lako
to him, seek his father,titodeee the
proof's,. ofher nuirtioge..and 4e
mand that justice and proper
re-
COnitiOfl -b tieeerded her and her
child. But. ; the was as flrm as
rock—she 1134 promised Adain
that their union ,should remit
octet until he eitete to elairn hr
andgive-her her proper placein
the world, and she *mud. nev
reek her ,word. A week later,
ring one of her Violent 011-tbUris
of grief, .' she ruptured a blood,ve
en4 X hue* that from that holt
herdoom we* ,sealed—thetshe
would g° the same way hermother
led gone before her She, al
appeared to -realize this, for as *0as the bleeding .1,1164 stopped she in-
sisted that 1:should pledge,.
that •$°T44ng at a
.' friend's*. bouse.*or ak hotel* hut al
reacbry compass wet &Iwo* bendy in bis
'*8 Wt baggaet,o make sure.
d$5 M1C Mrs. lustin McCort*. lies • •old
0.1.rt Porneli itroivelr decked
" stirring coffee "the, *ton
and insisted that abe sho
sinotlier top.
gentleinan of Portrush;
Lord . Roberts' •isin *Id hotse,
when things looked ill in Si
Afriea. ,111-1*-Veknowled
it, tbe Getterel:added that be wi
Opthis horseshoe in
• li.. one •.pieked uti the d*
ed -the Orsnge Free -State *34
hor 1 found at Parirdiburg the
before General Oronje Sur -
erect.
aid„,,irosicluetyr"oriettutootiovrabigiteen.e
m alt tinies are
uecasaIy, anL without
*44011 they maynotver-stvWelt
as
Xarbk°14n4tise. zestrinne"liet-tii. atirot4;u414;---.
for elliekene.' but thes:moit, common .
kindo are the stilt louse, which is
*bout -the size of the head of* phi
and ia found -under the wino
about the vent, ;eel the head lo
hiett is *, large gray louse and
attolit$ itself to the heed* of lit ble,
liblvAitc•14w**,--14•40-rdtrinaeldrrY” iirrYllitlice I
nd
their best breeding; rime in filth,
so thefiSrefeetnP ulnpirthetetitingr40110'01
theni at
thoroughiy. Follow 0144' paintin
eroene andi
on the 0;106 Po uothe ,0 0
remedylar el
ads nf thc Iittieniekett ;
roots are painted over onei
month throughout the fall and
winter, the gowis will be kept in
.tidjo
Ot.,,tertftvolndi.,tbioeultttvoiudd
dr41410zht.15r1/31!or
rin
during neetiog..tunWilust bath
110014-4 course, -be
it will also- help tokeepvermin i
tubjection.* As dust is quite told it
• hould.he,:plateid where the sun will*
am it 40 the Middle of the day.
It is considerable of a tatik to (*telt
!every fowl in large frock and dust
ahem with insect The use
!of the liquid on -the ronsts is a'
vomit more %Woo - operstiou,,and
quite as efficient. Red mite czn be
destroyed by carefully aaturat.ing
the perches, boards and creeks wit
toil oil and crude carbolic, acid.
44pe sulif
satialite r
$1n t
"I wouldn't
rere u " said
r soba, ''Ey013-0431'
this it m
,
Which Testify-30,st
diem Like Bcst.
It is an understztenient of deeds
of eroism whieh delights the
Bitish soldier, deelare* bit.' Arthur
Conan Dozie in "Through -th
Magic Door," Anything in the
least .".14hEsItin" • would depress
* bed, of English troop.; (lermatt
troops cen•-34434.3 to battle alright
Luther'* 'hymn; eltinehmen Wil
work theinolve* into * frenzy by a
.oug-af glory' Tut*Zttglialt poets
need not im lee that ro
sQng is what the Rritish soidier
as these instsnees 4400.
Our , working the bcary
utlt,Afriei‘ *Aug 'Were'
Anotber Lamp. of Sugar for
saw * regiment go inte
hattle to the refrain of "A Little
Bit of the Top." The mullet
unlesshad the genuis
in-
sight of KpHng, would have was
good deal 4,301ettetott he hika
t down to stieli'ehots*s thee.'.
The ;miens art net unl*
in this el/Peet. I remereher
ragof some totem* , attending
singing lustily from
utart to h, notil & few survivor*
left.were lioter 'upon the crest,.
with tbe' song stilI going.
quit*, what *Axed.
t was,wincb 11*4
«1 thea p to tuth, ai deed ot valor,
d be.found that thn-exert
iugof the word,' endlessly repatqcJ,
was 41Vis* is 14 the Oiitatti
Iag age***4.4
IC 1 sup
ip type bairn
etticiency,
y of structiout eon° -0404
min tonal g 1 incomparably o
or ct ned
dumber to
ho have tested It, and
out the claim mad. tor it