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eon as
up •the dineer
11 to make lout
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ave !mate
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o -you heart"
answecediI
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dieseLI
felt trongerday
welvs
▪ rnonth, but ajt•
r night
tit began I, and t
e\titrie she placed theLwell-oo
- supper on the table, she felt al-
st ready to faint;
re. Berger pritiSed the cookinq,
ut did not notice -the. pallor-s2d
alenota.-Aae
!
She arose Ern 1 tbc supper
'elle said
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lid go, o
ext .
kw my, 0
1Et 104 't
b1 to .el
• I* great bewi1dernent s e
tiflJt1iShQI the 1
o hr *ME 4'
felt Sit gr
Ler 10 g.) dee
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.on as the touched ter pillow,
letifr Tifillif:Ntir Wrilitlitiiilt.'"
,
AS O1 the: previous morning,he
lied---iip by Olt -ftrst -beton
I the rising sun *tithing on tier
As before, site Started up i
• • :on finding that she bati
re -She -----hurried
wn- thr,aitti.,
Wonder upon wonders . .
e morning previous,
was done. The kitchen
wa e1ean the table\ was bet, -the
brekfast w&sooked and smoking
be stove, ready to be -dished.
Marie Serafinne sank down in her
ehair, so -overwhelmed -with'Per-
, ,,- i
Plexity, that slut, feit As if she would
1e, her rason,.
--af. go*sh-my-a,
'51 Marie, to you inustget sting
the bestway you can witheut
thii. vening. After you have
washed up the, (Iishes, and-scourei
the kitehen floor and, the dressir.
went you to iron those thiog
you sprinkled down. It will .i.k
you till. late but you know thelvor,...
must, be done; and if you want to
stay here, you must do it."
41Yes, ina'arn," ineekly replie
he poor wornap..
And s her mistreSs Jett tee rosin'.
ttempted tw.rise and go
ork. , But she was virile
than She knew. As she
--inone-Ao- 'staid up, ai
g faintness and eirow.;•
*uptut her, and relaxed
and weighed down her
that - she -sank back in
sar and fell into deep, and
tc,
ostra
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III Mil 911$4t.11)4
The unanswera,ble question. aI
'most erratic), tier bran/. She -had
paril of houeehold sp,,- called
rownies," who were said to make
All•ell'Olves "17 Useful' in domestic
:labor; bat, these She lad °consider-,
el as the .creations of imagination
only. Now- she caught herself 'in -
Can it be a 'Brownie' th4t hclps
tor/
Aud, immedilitely; in alarm, she
claimed:
"I 441- going crazy), or I lacier
ould'thilk of sneli a thing i"
1
he tar nee of the.f telly reca
.
her to praeticiil, d She
put the breakfast on the and
epared to wait on/thoi.,
- IAA 4:49411 the
with tipusttal kindness to sit-
partaketI of tLc 4eal 'with them.
And wit -h Silent -gratitilde she
led hereelf of the
This as, Christrawi eve.. And
drezmless sleep 01.Sofae-Uure,' 4u upn this ,4sy -all 'the 'married
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. , Own.daughters , with their husbands and ,
:- She was awake44 at iength iy hiliken, were exepeted to arrive.
the loud voice of liee * trees, 1 4 in the,,,eourte ot the day they
leg frsm the next r i i''eame, oneparty aftir- another:
. IMarie' Marie! lieyou get And the iiork for that, day was
through there yeti \At's after quadrupled.,'
twelve, o'clock, And IL ii#e just fin- But , ' Marie SeraAnne • found
reng o do all t6o, w .
I of -her; or. if 401.. stren
ished my dress, and Itracifew
bedand you ought to be tit
'with your sui-
Now hurry! because you know
Lave got to Le -up very early \in
morning." /
' i'V'es, mechanically
slibred thts poor woman, ski
waking up from bet profound deep
--to the alarming ceneetousness tha
he had slept ever sinee supper time
and had done none of the work that
bad been given her to dol Twelve,
midnight,l'and she had not washed
The dishes, nor se4ured-t1tA kitehen;
tier irone( i1K4(-1oU1.eA -it-
been sprinkled down. , Ig1iei15d-n0.
lighted -the -kitchen , lamp! -
Was sunset 'when he had been
overtaken by sleep,, and now it w
-v'thicluight, and the kitthenTi latt .4
dark as pitelo hitt for the $1910ing
oi, the- Are through. the \ereykes of
tfie toe. '
• "Marie,' $04 thOtIg
called her mistrest again.
414:04" nt but wfll get
tlrongh *' quik zs ever X ea
tnswrcd t,lie -kir roping about in
th aktiiithoho of' in&tehts
iight 'he ami' and treinbling 1et
'deo e
0
elI, kb
c't
cover up he
up thekithen,
up t . . 11
the
d- ,
gel
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1.
d Mari
'u e'eded in find-
.
Itteties,
for a Minute, until
• riger goitka
n. 'she struck the,
h an lighted the lamp, and
'd abtut.
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This w
* tubbo
Side.
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*ork. in a room hy herself, sho
would be ,overpowered 1)y drowsi-
est, and aftee- * restful sleep c f
several hours, she 'would wake t.)
find her work all done!
By degrees, she rectinciled herself
o -this most inysteriotts heir); ani
e health and strength, viSibly
dyed, and„cpusequelitly_ \,,t9 her
Mistrese's great approbation, -1.131*
neefulness intreased. -
only vented ronking If
1:41_ itiahre-irthat rrs\ laziti-esse
She wehld liave.MoPed herself -int)
onsuitiption, kure enough... Kow
o how.well site said
Urg'r th ber Oldest married datgh-
htty
tikrat their seiving one
ly in January.
--
tt1edji either fob*r r
an,'et
teraflnne iilitt\all that .vatt onnount
labor vipt r olvo luina$1.
r eratflnn, tante he da of
rkeht misfortune,
*aye heeri' ‘, 34 woman.
nt than
r before. Fiie biuoded ver, t its
xPlieable.iny her lir
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When ite
om hot. faint
lr
t up *nil tootpl • ,
She eohld not stirMiM.,
bad itv.ettain061
n, that no mem ) the family
nuitter Ity
—
ovs,
itewE1rn.
notieed now
**3, grellrig4
, the youngoet f the
boys
s i0E growing. :up, Jaiti) 1030..
h(.4041, and ten:, ,yesis 'yotatieer lhan
arie,,Ser.e.Atine.'',1ook 'the f4riey10
in love Withsitert and lie did
ut insfr.sitl of • AL3Viic ftr.
lt,, he • askod lk 11Ottl&' for,
15 4
UQE 05
P4A,000
yeatelder thlen
Q• thut a ',dollar, in tlu
11
was V
t 'an Lfl4I* ha
be (limy in
-farmerAntl,be
woubl ho be
hotdd mr on
or
tluit sh
own la
ett
irattirt her.
.So the Gerinan mother -told 10
n that he was welcome to marry
rie Serefinne,ton condition that
heyrishouid both remain on the
and..wark Jor_the tztingy-
ted to this pro -
&sal, a 4 went off rt 4 strikingly
torward, practical wapiti search a
thrie Ile found her: 'In the. soap -
u ," busy with tli„e family wash -
mg, and he asked her plainly to
arrs5bin
She ntared in mute astonishmen
1' full minute, and then flatly r
sed.
He went
a!priu
she
tAtt tineto mot
nttold htnmeot‘to-ilespai
but to have patience, and be might
etithea rt. fttUiL
Meant me suramer vaned into triv
tnnin, and 'autumn faded into win -
"ter. Christilias holidays were-ag4in
IIMIreaehing, and ail- the married
daughters, With their families,
re touting to pay their annual
isit to their parents at 'Witch
t
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or tbe investznent-tj
Th�' doflar that ear
idle/ dollar*.
• Again thz,- work at the fartn-honEe
was doubled, and quadrupled. r,
Christmas day drew near.
But this additional labor nrnde
UO differenee to 'Marie Seiatinn
who "rereived myaezious help- ae-
eordirig to her need, She had no
trouble _ but the) couaant longing
desire to know 'ho her secret -WO -
could be.
There Ats night, in TOO
~ear,that wfis-vo. ry-4errib1e-to th
peer. woman. WAS, tilt night
of Christman Ere, ,the anntvereary
-f the birth and death of her child.
It was on die eleventh anniversary
a this tr,ageely that her mysteri-
°es helpet had first come. ,
4ice year had relied around since
then, and her hOper had never
railcd her, She had grown acetis-
the secret supernatural
nt had not beeome reconeil-
:
e ideisitity
theof agent.
"Who does ray work, Whenrin
own arm failsr the asked herielf.
many times, and asked in vain.'
"If\ 1 could only see,. hear, feel,
or even dimly perceive, my help-
er!”
he would eigh, and sigh to
fl: pUt)tC4,
The year liad rolled atom
egain. The twelfth anniversary of
the birth and death ,of her child,
rsary of tho
ral
• t
1
and the second annit
Owing -of her ire
was 111
Viarie a t', thiit last one
itt the 1inc. to rcire, crept up
o -her • attie,anrl went to bed.
But- ort 'this night she could not
sleep: , On this anniversary ihe
never \ Ktuild. She lay thinking” :Of
ibe pitenus fat her lit le ba
born nil dead in one night, twe e
ycaii bore Whether it•waa that
her re untieurilly weak
or her nlindusually morbid', 1
(1*,_no .0
for- pity.
Then a strange- thirig appened
.o herwaband, ft and
us .\er \roet-teattoue r
d utt,t1;\ passed down r e
• e, Thr \ tonal stillcd and awed,
aid .not frighten ler.
'Who ts it?" she. whispered lain
• Viet*
ban
over her
"Who *
I�z
rfl�r 2
e Jcile
•
ere it NIA earn t e znt
TT
s but 2 or
rns notbi
,
cent.isalmost as bad as
ar vatue
ivanj of 10pc
tit" 0iiik at $&OEO per
1910 can par a divide
cent quarterly.
usy
*1**.ittst.
vositments the tints— , , .
The dollar that is working for you' all -
The dollar thst is tied up' in bad I
I- ,. ... hpronium ' 1'; • —.Ike AtolkuLtimtis imrest.,J.04i 094-00Pir„--- .
......_cen se mums, _ _____ _ ,
—the dollar that\hri....ligtzoirtt lel.___Iit.- —
• ere** bring A , u
1 EA ;:teerciat-stoclos .0r, mdustrial-e. uterprises .
..rtot- itramestatitailY---' -- -and-earns-away abov“he-the the ,
erekrepo u the old. stocking under' interest— -..
mattress, 0 14 the tin teapot on the
pantry shelf the doar that by quilt* turn an
-
> . - / ,
tlU:d3Ha* that buys the 01112as-that
rou wtui4 be4settervithout
hi* is the Wet
The bate dollar gives no inan conifer
10Itling, keeping, owning or. wastinz
/
In :industry that tills a !Ong felt want, wbich supplies u lnsistenf ant growl
,damantf, whicilltacpossibilities of great futura expznson, h.*. ideal .bvesttlem*--
,
oleo foresight doubles,- Arobles-
uadrupies itself—
this is the busy
To keep your dollar busy make it
In
work for you auctestu Vettteta.
An investment Taxicab Stock Will
prove the best known medium.
rdeai. inesthin;
&telt ;WIC is Toronto's System of Taxicab% for is barely six tnonths it has proved
its bi earstiug capacity.
Whatit may do is the future, witk noutfit inoroased many times you Oa
Taxicab Stook buss greatfuture), and the time to buy 'talk* Stock is now.
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Subsedittions /au be accepted 14? to..1".shares fit iite, ordeireceIvrei at Ibis o
gall. us your cheque at lawn you Irish to particOate before tho1isie is e
I11:- Ad I- ide and Irctoria
Tann? co:-
S FOR oult-tumsTRATED 1300
A2
sweet., ead, as the :sone t no a neetiort with the work of the few !ed,y being for to do uuder
he Aelian harp:' score Labor Elechanges already in eompulsion that whiel). they deeliee •
"The child you bore in ii existence in tendon and (lse- tell° of their °lien free . will.
Cliffs, a dozen years ago." • ere. abor penal colonies are to he
, \ . t details of the seheme fished, and -to these will he draft
* * # * *
eettled, but when the e I the "Weary Willies"' of ell kind*
,
To be _vontinued.)
el degrees. One result of this will
T DAYS rou o- be RS,. the elintination of that pest
t / eiri to Did' The able-bodied rofessioaal t
10 roads, the profeigonal tram
r r, too, will and is ‘,"oeetipatioif
re
ehe
no
, sworrekro:lhe_kwiti joiwt,noenteut_theye eyes
sriwtiisthh
wonder.. _
. _
Afforestation, \re lamation
to ,witite lad And Alter similar
, ductite work's.are ,to bo under
orne tor, en by the *State in order to
mo.., vide work for. the workless.
s .abs. at Ars..prese t
4V5464 5inetewnlIcittivitice4r, 13111.11t it ewlrrnl:'\"nawt'ilrte't'e'thta*'?f6v$'etA4n4'tt•L magistrete's orderkolulollte'Pe
etedi. bring about the: long rim the tabottleititoonstryf efliy: '
stria' revolution thatework motes 0In4
1 w a !ministration at
vet,,,thown, says rear. 1 tom. of poor
blis ed. -Tho net
Of-0er fifteen- i o
. uture„Tder it 1 ei
by 1 or it aims at h
nevi -,ini the tont il
rt ing t ali or ro
o in.
Lo a\tIort t , the eei i att sub -0
it State, which w* i
.
6 fhent \ against unetoploynte
tto anawer, but. the
She had tette passed softly to antl fro
searching the mom and then 16ek. co,
Ft berselt in it alone, on 41)6 ' 'elle 'aged ilgitie in
than eute oeeAsion# Irlien dm but 4 voitT faint with fear. •
fallen Asleep, slept an 1101.1;,014 more • A Aort faro bot d6wri to her
fondled her.
41Vito IR tLe gas
most dying tones :
Then ariswere,4 alor,,
fuel, inettilible ,
1•Wake *so. Wake.
"'I Ate awake. %Vito i it s
" At, breathed a*
mid wake4 Up to :Arid her -work. all
done.
Not it wag no WOf tly tun.
ung
Wae
rev,ever,•.,,
-.ST)I11
The winter
life to
4,rx
ough now ther." was t
ienkfor
fling,
-4. INN ,, tot
telt
;•,
loi
Ir plooteut.
In rem in Whitehall ,
oler
pent et
'details
when• c
biggeit
England
s We
•
,
But to guard against' any 1101.
abuse of the liberty of the subik,
o' eignment to colony, (wig only
be 'allowed to be cittried Vitt tilt a
rid
if detenti,o4 is to be. flint** to three
year at. any one time
Si
ter1 an
to liv\
•primarily,' and 'tteeonatrily,
hoped,again:It sickness- also.
The task of ,ateomPlishirig this
los*AlOne,:but t ia being reso-
Iutiv
-grapplett-with. The 144 0,ett
be the establielnitent over the
eof litiglaiitt f Labtar
These will- enable the
etitto find out the ,am'.unt of
eidotblo nuemployineut
the tountry, and to take.
°bitingly. One of the principal
Est, steps will be the decolsoali.i
i
tn
'hoYe
*wee., 1
otib
unemploylnent ho
iniblc home -of the a
11 bout of illness mita t
ring of the household -goods and
attels of the unskilled '*sual
for special provision is to
.
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'cotirt
I r
emst flue its regards hut
ula sae, at all events.It
may even be possible that we shall
premiums placed upon, $out
ful thrift, and State bonus -es paid
working-elata Mothers and tt,
.Territorials.
msrly '
0
he
art, with a lig
rzd then the10 apphc*ti
to 406 pogoof roman 1141,1
frr-
tilizer pt.t.
Wale inost farmers . salt the•r
steme ck" with sodegree, of regular.
there are too 1:041%,V who defei
„ thie till the, hcre nothing else tts
Very mony do riot realize tile
rat importitnee of teinstant sup-
.. of silt !.oi,• stock. In mew"
eirnents that were piode ii
&
0
r!'dflut," it May be asked, k r it wois foond Unit st lot of
he *itstVelst Everybody knows steers wilich sveie giveit frte steeits
there are ritetilio incorrig4hly to Mit at times rn*!1* a*melt
t no intiticenient, that you larger on the same amount of
an ffer thorn Will, tempt th.ent•tojood. than did * similar lot whith
going todeal), pere not given sal
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