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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-5-31, Page 3It is Absurd For people to expect a cure for Indigos. tom, sinless they refrain frem satieg what is unwholesome ; but if anything will eliarpen the appetite and give tone i•o the digestive organs, it is Ayer's Sr saparilla. Thousands all over the land testify to the moats; of this ruedicine. Mrs. Sarah Burroughs, a 248 Eighth etroet, South Eoston, writes: "My hus. band lies taken Ayer's Sarsaparilla, for Dyspepsia and torpid Ilyer, and has boon greatly 'benefited." •A Confirmed Dyspeptic, 0, Canterbury, a 141 Franklin fit,, Bee oed• Masse writes, that, suffering :1 for eters from Indigestion, he was at last i1duce(' to try Ayer's; Sarsaparilla and, by its uee, was entirely cured. Mr.. Joseph Aubin, of High street, Holyoke, Mass., suffered for over a year from Dyspepsie, so that she could no., at substantial food, became very weak, and was unable to care for her family. Neither the medicines prescribed by physicians, nor any of the reinedise advertised for the cure of Dyspepsia, - helped her, until she commenced the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. "Three beetles of this medicine," she writes, "cured. me." thet little head entertain of a blessing ? " Ayer's Sarsaparilla eaaid Mr. Egmont. Alwyn litted his soft brown eyes reverently •was such .4 young lady for self-assertion to 9• and mid, " It is eomething good," speaking, make upfor there being so little of her," as he always did, in a baby lisp Inimitable And Annaple, very thin and tiredlooking, , PREPARED BY Dr. J. 0. Ayer & Co., L.owell, Mass. here. - Prioe $1; de bottem, $5. Worth *6 a bottle. TJTTIE FATHER. HY CHARLOTTE M, YoNGE, CHAPTER XXXL—(Cozerniuna), Nuttio had a beautiful colored photegraph of tier mother, threshed like a which had been taken at Nice, inii n tnhtttubeilve' o ,bjtoiring him till secure of a clean bill of of Alice L'gremont's moat complete and '"'"11' " Bat see, just outside the door, matured beauty, She had taught Alwyn to i there's something for Billy." kiss and reet it every evening before She had made her servant bring up the his prayers, and such a kiss was his parcels to the paesage el -aside, and Billy reward when he had shown, any special I was mon hugging a megnifieent box of sol- aot of her ,gooduess, for whieh, as the told diers, wherewith he pranced off to show him, rmlattlheersor'ula have been Pleas ed atolletinhatto Ursula could more decidedly hear his Mother, leaving the doom open, Such nother boon was his one Sunday1 the baby's voice, not a healthy child's lusty evening at Biarritz, when the found that ,3crYerhaelddut waitroartlietmtlpetsfeItie wc:dilstddi4titdedr: while ehe wee shut up at dinner with her p father he had voluntarily gone to churoh 1" Come, won't she go to Endly ? Oh, Billy - with nurse instead of playlng on the beach boy, how splendid! 1 hope you thanked with some other nglish children. •• wad Cousin Ursula. Beby Jenny, now can't you E all very long and tireseme,,, he said, when let any one speak but yourself ? Oh shall asked if he liked it. I never teach you thet "Below, my babe," 44 Then why did you ge, old man ? Thereis not " bellows my babe." That's better 1 was no need to drag you there," said his Now Met you let gluilY have you, while I father. go to Cousin Nuttie' wadgidgs •'Ursula, invading the room that served as be offered without .offetice ? Sbe aeleed, how ,A re you there ? Mr. Dude* told me you; MISCELI Al9E078. ever, "Do you remember Alwyn --my Wyn- were coming. ROW iS unale ?" Aad nie ?'" the voice was much brisker than in the days Wynnie gave Inc my horse," cried the of lawn-tennie. boy, unstabling a teed which had seen hard " Pether, father look 1" cried the bay. eervice since the presentation, " Where's "Why. 13illy.leida you are eet up Bagley—What did Lawyer SprigT adviseyou about your fifty. dollar case? alley-- I He advised xne to settle without a euit, Wynnie ?" Zeuayee and (Masseurs 1 eee where they "He ia at home. You meat come and see came from." him," said Nuttie who lied rot been allowed During the mixture of greetings and in 168de (land drag dude said the by; "Let me come 1 Mayn't 11" exclabned • "You need not have walked then, Maiiter kitchen, where Annaple Was trYing to hush Dignity." off the child and make her over to a little " Poor nursie couldn't go without used+ ing,el twelveyearsWilliesoldtnmti aideimelvhnioustt000ncinvinaowkabiits- eitid Alwyn, "and sister says there's blessing on those that go." • eolWersi With smothered eXOlarnationa of A leleming ? eh 1 and what idea does delight' "011, Nuttie, how Rood of you I Please to excuse the accompaniment. • There never • • 'VETE EXETER TIMES.. Is publisned every Thursday motning,at lh • TI MES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE "Well?" "And it cornea from God." "Well, what is it? Can you see it ?" "No" --he looked in perplexity towards Nettie, who was in agony all the time, lest "Poor wee lassie," said Annaple; "there's there should be a scoff that might remain great excuse for her, for the food has not held up the child, fearfully small and pinch- ed for four months old, to be kissed by Nut- " Does healways go on like thisV' " 'Cept when she is asleep," said Willie. in the child's mind. "Never mind sister. Can you feel it ?" "Yes ;" and the little face lighted with "And how are you all? I'm glad you are yet been invented that suits her ladyship." " You must come and commit nurse." Main-streednearly opposite Fitton's Jewelery such a reality that the incipient inockery at hand, Nuttie 1 Is Mr. Egremont bet - Store, Exeter, On t,, by John White kt Son , Pro- turned into wonder on the next question. ter ?" •urie tors. " And how does it fie,. ?" "As well as ever he is—lame and alto - mama or AnynnTtsum : d • dirstinsertiou,per „,. ,..18 cents. "Oh, so nice ! It makes Wynnie glad gather aninvalid,-.-but he has not had such Each subseque,itiusertion ,par iine„....8 cents. here," and he spread his attends over his bad attacks of pain lately." To insure inseetion, advertisements should breast, and gave a little caper like a kid for "And his eyes?" be sent in notlater than Wednesday inorniug very g act „ess. "About the same. He can write and "There 1" said Mr. Egreinont, leaning tell one card from another, but he can't teed OurJOB PRINTING DEPARTMBNT is one back fairly conquered. " Any one might —or rather it hurts him to do so • and he .1the lergest and best equipped in the County f Pluxon, All .work entrusted to us will reeeiv ut prompt attention. Decisions Iteg ardin g ews- papers. envy Wynnie ! Good -night, my boy, blew can't bear a strong light. But, Annaple, ing and all. I wonder if one felt like that how are you? That child is wearing you to when one was a little shaver." he pursued, a shadow." as Alwyn went off to bed. "011! I'm quite well—perfectly. There, "1 think I did sometimes," said Nuttie, I think she is gone off at last. You had Any person who dates 0+ eamerresularly from but I never was half as good as la ynme I" better walk her about a little, Emily; she he post-ollice, whether directed in his name or "What 2' exclaimed her father. " You 1 will break out again if we try to put her in tho cradle," • And having handed over the child with only a very low murmur, Annaple left her combined kitchen and nursery. Sheflew at the flowers Nutde had brought like a thirs- ty person, crying, as she buried her face in them "Now for beauty! Now Mark will " He is. full of sphit. That old bathing be refreshed I Ah 1 here's a pretty pickle woman calls him "un mei petit diable for a reception room." d'Anglais,' he is so venturous." I "Oh, don't put it away! I could help Which delighted Mr. Egremont as much as you; I do so like that kind of work. It is the concession that the boy's faith was"pret- so like old times." ty"delightedthaula. Indeed,hewenta little 'It must be put away, thank you, for further, for when she came back from her Mark will be coming in. 'And the saying few minutes at Alwyn's bedside he proceed- about the publics washing of garments is ed to tell her of the absolute neglect in which specially true of one's Own husband. WIVES his mother, a belle of the Almanack days, and means are worrying to the masculine had left her nursery. It was the first time mind." • .. he hacl ever hinted at a ahadow of perception " I thought it was too early for Dia& ?" another's. or whether he has sub seribed or not bred up among the saints." ie responsible for payment. g‘ Ah 1 but I hadn't the same nazure. I ' 4.2 If knersou orders his paper discontinudd •la ti stay all atrears or the publisher may never was like— her." r co Iieue to send it until the ne,ymentis made, "Well—'tis very pretty now, and I don't a d then, eolleet the whole amount, whether know how we could stand a young Turk elle paper is taken from tne office or not. , , make a , . , ,, $ 3 In suits for subscriptions, the suit may be Put you muan t maze a gui. OI Dime • institutedinthe place waere the paper is pub. "There's no fear of that," said Nuttie. lished, although the subecriber may reside hundreds of miles away. 4 The courts have decided that refusing to take newspapers or peiiodicals from the post- e/lice, or removing and leaving them uncalled ' or is prima facie evidence of intentional fraud. Exeter Butcher Shop. R.DAVIS, Butcher & General Dealer that anything in his own life had been amiss, "-He has an appointment to keep at Char- med:Ursula could not but feel a, dreamy, ing Cross or thereabouts, so I made him hopeful wonder whether her :sweet little promise to come in in time to "put a bit in Alwyn could be the destined means of doing hie had." as our Irish charwoman says." that in which her mother had failed. It was I "Then I can take him. I have the oar - at least enorigh to quicken those prayers riage, and I must be at borne by half past which had been more dutiful than trustful. I twelve. I wish you would cane too, An. And then her hope sank again when she naple. There's plenty of room. You could realised that her father's days were spent 'show the baby to nurse, and the boys could between the hill of opiate, followed by a cer- have a 'good game. I would send you back Min serenity, then in a period of irritability, in the evening. Mark could come on after executed a commission about her father's' con. In any case, however, some of the meat we would ave better health. each being more or less prolonged, according his business is done." • glasses. He had plenty of time, but she . There is no duty on eggs, and our Cana - closed made are very curious. For in- to health, weather, or entertainment, and' "Thank you, Nuttie, I can't to-day—for was delayed longer than she expected, and re 1 diem Mends ship, to our markets all along stance, Mr. George Johnson, the Govern - closed again by the sedatives in various a whole heap of domestic reasons; but, if on her return was surprised to find that he ; the border and in Eestern cities. Of the meat statistician, has just issued, under the forms. It relieved her indeed, but she felt you can get Mark to d 't Id be had dropped asleep. ; 13 939 One deems imported last year, - PENNYROYAL WAFERS. it a wickedness to be glad of the come, o, i won " Ah 1 that's what comes of a moment s . ; authority of the Department of Agrioulture Prescription of a phyeician who she was aware that the habit was making I "How is Mark ?" calm, and so good for him." an interesting volume giving statistics of the' , 13,682 914 came from Canada, leaving only qu'et ;" he said, smiling. . 1 328.051 from all the rest of the world. trade and reven.ue debt of Canada The inroads on her father's powers. Between ' " He is well, quite well," said Annaple ; "Pine quiet in the roar of Ludgate Hill 1" , . 1 Belgium sent us 130,800 dczens, and China has had a life long experience in o goo an patient. a you see, x " To &Cockney 'tie as the mill to the mil- statistics are a illustrated.any o them 11 M .f i 207,275 doze.ns. The other 89,879 dozens treating female diseases. Is used that and his defect of eyesight he was often "and s d dB 1 't monthly with perfect success by . . , ,I like the full stir and tide " he added are exceedingly curious. One set indicates over 10,000 ladles. Pleasant, safe, much confused, tepecially about money mat- dem take it out of a man when that doleful *er ' - ' ' the 1- t* f the e iquor aonsump ion o eDominion, . came from England, Gerrnmay, France and effectual. Ladies askeyourdruita ters and was more and more dependent. little noise won't stop all night! We are looking out upon it. " I never knew what It ef thisthtOntariodrinksMexico, The Chinese eggs, of course, were Would ould that it had been only upon her, both acquiring a form of somnambulisna, but- -ist for Pennyroyal wafers and , m take no substitute, or Inclose post - Pi ALL RINDS Or - 1\1 [11 A J OastomerssuPplied TUESDAYS, THURS- DAYS Awn SATUBDAYS at their residence ORDERS LEF'T AT THE SHOP WILL RE CHIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. • ' quiries, admiration of the flowers, and th exhibition of Billy's treaeuree, Atompl glided away, and presently placed befor him a tray, daintily beisapkinned and se forth with a little cup of soup. " Ettby is really asleep, and Emily a proud as a Hielanclman " she said "No. eat this, vvithout more ado, for that good Nuttie is going to set you down at Charing Orme " Eegley—That's peculiar. By the way) -what did he charge you for the aa vice ? Bailey--Seventy.five dollars. ° The Methodists of this Proviuce have a e I great advantage over' the Presbyteriana in ° that whenever they have a minister they t provide work for hire, Many Preabyterian ministers who are not by any means invelid, s are lying about idle and dieheartenetl be- calm° ey neve na work and oau get no "call." Mighe it not be worth while to take a hint from -the IVIethodists ? Gabriel Dumont, Riers lieutenant, is say- ing that the Indians are dying in the North- West by hundreds and that had it not been for the Half Breeds they would have by this time been extiuct. Gabriel does not blame the Government, but protests that their agents are unfaithful and keep in their own pockets what tiny are commissioned to ex- pend upon the natives. Surely this ought to be looked into. It is long since Dr. Rob- ertson and other well known and reliable men made the Salne charges and surely all of these could not hie conspired with each other to tell lies, "This is the way we spoil our husbande Nuttie," said Mark, " Refections served upat every turn." "Only home 1 The immortal pot aufeed said Annaple. "And you are to go on after you have interviewed your man of steel, and have tea with Nuttie, and pay, your nerds to your uncle, like a dutiful nephew. "No,that I can't, Nannie; promised Debbs to go and see man for him, and I must come back as soon as I can after that." • He looked—as to figure and air—mueb more like his old self when be bad changed his coat. They fed him, almost againat his will, with a few of the forced strawberries Nuttie had brought. Billy pressed on him wonders from a Bails bonbon box, and An. naple fastened a rose and a pink in his but- ton -hole, and came down to the street door with her boy to see him off. "What do you think of her ?" was Mark's first inquiry, " Think 1 As Mr. Dutton said long ago, never was braver lady ?" "Never was there a truer word 1 meant as to bier health? As to courage, spirits, and temper, there is no question; I never saw them fail ; but are they not almost too much for the frame V' he asked anxiously. It echoed Nuttie's fear, but she tried to frame a cheerful =ewer. "She is very thin, but she seems well." "She never complains, but I am sure her strength is not what it was. She cannot walk out as she did at first. Indeed, she gets no real rest day or night, and there's no:relieving, her 1" "She says you don't get much rest either." " Mere than my share "said Mark. "The poor little thing never sfeeys except in some otte'e arms, and if awake, is not content for ma omnotmhse2n,t, except in her mother's." "And that has been going on four "Three. Ever since we brought her back from Redcastle. I have nearly determined to move into some suburb when I get a rise is Miehaelmas, unless ehe improves! "Nurse might suggtes something.' "Or at any rate tell as what to think. We showed her to a dootor, and all he could propose was some kind oefeod, which was no more successful than the rest. Did you look at her, Nuttie? She is a pretty little thing when she is quiet, but shda dwindles away—at least so it seems to me, though Annaple will not see it, and—and if we are not permitted to keep the little one, I dread what the effect may be on her." Nuttie said something about brevery and goodness thinking in her heart tkat if the blow fele, it would be better for all than the perpetual suffering of the poor little sickly bei,n, gA.h you don't know what her affections are," said Mark. "You did not see her •when she•lost her mother, and there nad been no strain oa her powers then. How- ever, I've no business to croak. Many a chili gets over troubles of this kind, and, as Annaple says, little Jenny will be all the more to as for what we go through with her.' - •The carriage stopped, and Nuttie ask ea him if it would delay him too long if she To all appearances Canada is being made a dumping ground for pauper Englishmen. Now that the States have refused to receive them, the current has been turned to the Dominion. The conscquences are painful in the last degree. There are hundreds of im- migrants being landed in Canada without a farthing and without the slightest prospect of getting either food or work. It is cruel in the last degree to tell these poor people that work is plentiful in Canada and that all that cotne need never be out of a job. In stead of thab there are more already seekin, work than oan get it, and how people who call themselves religious can tell these un• fortunate dupes such lies is a mystery. And if it is unfair and cruel to the emfgrants, it is equally so to the people of this countr, Many of those who are coming out will be permanent burdens to the community, and surely this is not what it ought to be, • Mule titudes are being shipped off as farm laborers who could not tell the difference between a hoe and a plough, and that by parties who tell that the love of Christ constrains thein 1 There is some talk of the Socialists in Germany giving trouble. This is exceeding- ly likely, thorigh it is difficult to ascertain what are the real facts of the case. The blood and iron system of suppression linty make quiet for a while, but it makes the subsequent =dual= more certain and more formidable. The danger of stieh corm°. tions is only the greater from the prospect of any amelioration becoming all .the fainter as the life of the present Emperor gradually fades out. With him disappears all the dreams which may have been dreamed about constitutional reform and amelioration, The coming Emperor gets credit for being des- potic in all his ideas and, modes of work, and ready to say as another fool said long ago "My little finger shall be thicker than mer'father's loins." When people lose hope they are in danger of becoming desperate, and desperate people are apt to resort to desperate remedies. The great German people cannot surely. continue for all time to be still under a grinding military despot- ism. The wonder is that they have done this so long, and when the upbreak at last conies ib ui only natural that it should be somewhat formidable. The great marvel, however, is that so many millions of all were eaten, The annual report of the thoughtful, intelligent men shodd so long bureau of daddies, recently issued, tells have allowed themselves to be led by the us the,t we imported, last year, 13,939,054 nose by a few of these fellows whom they dozens. Add this to our home production, have agreed to call Kings, Kaisers, Chan- and it would furnish just about eight cellors, and what net. dozens per capita annually, or one egg every Whether the Dominion is to be congratu fourth day to each person. This is cer,tain- ly a small rad? . of one of the most wnole- laded or the reverse on what is made known some and nutritious foods. It' ought to be by some compeuds of statistics need not be doubled. If we ate more eggs and less said, for much may be said both Fro and To Save Life Frequently requires prompt action, An hour's delay waiting for the doctor may be admitted with serious consequences, especially in easee of Croup, Pneumonia, and other throat and lung trouble. Hence, no family ;Mould be without a bottle ot Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, wheel has proved itself, thonsande of ewes, the best Emergency Medicine over discovered. It gives prompt relief and prepares the way for a thorough curet, which is certain to be effected by Jt s 03otinued use. S, Latimer, dd, D., Mt, Vernon, Ga., says: "J have found. Ayer's Cherrtr Pectoral a perfect cure for Group in al eases. I ve known t woiet eases relieved in a very short time by its use; and I advise all families to use it in sud- den emergencies, for coughs, croup, &c." A. .1. Eidson, M. D., Middletown, Tenn., says: "1 have need Ayer's Cherry Peotoral with the best effect in my practice. This wonderful prepara- tion once saved my life. I bad a con- stant °Quota night sweats, was greatly reduced in flesh, and given up by my physician. Dee bottle and a half of the Pectoral cured me." "1 cannot say enough in praise of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral," writes E. Bramion, of Palestine, Texas, " believ- ing as do that, bid. for its use, I should long gime be ve died," -A%I5iVJ2 (1k PREPARED BY Dr, J. 0. Ayer & Co., hoWell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists, Price $1; six bottlers, $5. tInapproached for Tone and Quality CATALOGUES FREEi BELL &CO. Guelph 5 ' Oilt. The Great English Prescription. A successful Medicine used over 30 years in thousands of cases. Cures Spermotorrhea, _Nervous Weakness, Emissions, Impotency and all diseases caused by abuse. [means] indiscretion, or over-exertion. renreee fittaxecitrysodt;uragrde„ It oreVz3w1 acelegAte Prescription, take no 5stibstitute. One package 81. Six $5, by mail. Write forPamphlet Address Eureka Chemleal Co., IDetrolt, For sale by J. W, Browning, C. Lutz, Exeter, and all dxuggists. Maite4 States Egg Supply. The census of 1880 placed the total pro-- ductioneof eggs in this eountry Etrt 456,96%- 054 dozens, and it may now be safely esti- mated at 460,000,000 dezens, at least. That is leap than eight dozens per year for each man, ViOnlan and child in this country, if . age for sealed particulars. So d by but she was constantly certain that Gregorto when there's real out-of-door business to be an druggists, $1 per box. Address was taking advantage of his master's 'help- done, it is not like proper sleep." THE EUREKA. CHEMICAIs GO., DETROIT, Mx* . lessness, and keeping it up by all means in ; "Or when there's woman's indoor bud- ded' Sold in Exeter by J. W. Bronming, his power. Yet what couldibe done? For the ness. I am afraid," said Nuttie, much con - C. Lutz, and all druggists. AGI I valet was absolutely necessegy to his comfort, cerned at the extreme thinness a Annaple's iand yet she somethnes thought her father , face and hands, and the weary look of her - half in dread of him, and afraid to expostu- large eyes. and vte will send you P • , free s royal, valuable more frequent. Things, that would have en- she answered brightly. "One thing 18, ample box of goods raged him from others, were only grumbled this work suits Mark, he feels that he that will put you in the way of making InOrt and fretted over, when Gregorio caueed him can do it and he gets on well with money at once, than anything else in. Americo.. Bothsexes of all ages can livat home and real inconvenience by absence or forgetful- the men, They asked him to join in their e work in sneretime;or all the time, capital nem, and made very insufficient apology. It club, and he was so much phased. He notrequirud. We will start you. immense seemed like a bondage; Nuttie thought of gets up subjecta for them, and I am so glad pay sui e for those who start at once. &rums; hermother's efforts, and blamed heraelf in he has such a pleasure and interest to keep& Co ,Portland Maine vain. 1him from missing the society he was used It was dunng this journey that she heard to. of good IMES Headworth's deatb. The old1 "It must be very good for them too. Mr. lady's mind had long failed, and the actual Dutton said he really thought Mark had present loss to Nuttie was not great ; but it kept them from going m for a strike." seemed to dose a long account of matitude1"Besides the glory of the thing," said -such as she had. not thoroughly felt or Under- Annaple drawing herself up, Mr, Dobbs How Lost How Restored stood before; and, the link with Mickle- thought so too, and raised us ten pounds; !which made us able to import that little Just published, a new edition of Dr. Caiyers thwayte was tovered. well's Celebrated EsF•ay on the radical cure of For Mark and Annaple Prevailed on Mrs. Bridgefield lassie to hold baby—when_ spinturroannaa or incapacity induced by excess or Egremont to install Miss Nugent as govern. :when Miss Jenny will let her. He has some earlY indiscretion. . ness to Rosalind and Adele,. In that me law copying to do besides, but I don't like The celebtated author, in this admirable essay, „„„„. tv Nuttie hoped to see a good deal of that • it burns the candle at both ends clearly demonstratefrom a thirty yeare' emcee:NMI practice, that the alarming consequences of ssit. her ; but of course was again diaaPpointed, and he does get bad headaches sometimes, abuse may bs radieally cured • pointing out a mode for her' father would not hear of returning to and goes on all the same." of owe at ono° ,,.O,.;., o'd effectual;i.Bridgefield. T........ draughty and dull, and t " You must both come • and see my send" cent""tage " late about ersonal neglects which became " Oh one makes that up at odd times 1" means of which every sUfferer, no matter wbat his • eondition may be, may cure himself cheaply, pd• desolate, and nothing suited him but Lon. wymo rately and radically, don. "Ah!I had never asked after him. suppose he is as pretty as ever,' meld An- Reff• This lecture should be in the hands of every youth end every man in the land, naple, who secretly thought his beauty too Bent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad girlish compared with her sturdy Billy. dross, postpaidi on receipt of foto cents, Or Ore "Prettier,I think, as he gets mere ex- ;, Postage etamps. Address • premien, re can't persuade ourselveti to THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO. out his hair, and it looks so lovely on his 41 Ann Street, New York. peat Office Box 450 4580-ly esemenantagessensammenisaminrasssamenzina ADVERTISERS can learn the exaot cost of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo. 1), Rowell & Co., Ne wspaper Advertising Bureau, 20 Spruces St, Ilew York Send %Oats. tor 10c-I3vioe PnmPbtet. CHAPTER XXXII. • =ACES IN THE ASCENDANTS. "Man's work ends with set ef sun, Woman's work Is never done "—Proverb. It wee far on in May when Ursula found gaiter suit. And he is so good. I could herself again „ the aiding room over the not have believed a child could be so tuiel warehouse. Somehow it had not the dailltY and considerate on a journey. You Should Well -oared -for air of ask The pretty table have seen him standing by my father' i knee ornaments were out of eight ; the glass over ha the railway carriage, and was amusing the clock was diin, the hands had stopped; him with all that Was to be seen, and stop. some of Annaples fom, the blacks, had ef- ping at the leapt hint that he was chatter- feoted a lodgment on the Pierian figures; Eng too much." the chintem showed wear and wash, almost "Billy 18 wonderfully helpful. Ali grime . the carpet's pattern was worn a and Ain:triple's eyes lighted up ae boaket'full of Flocks was on the sofa ; motion the step tliat had music in't (lame up the the table a drees, once belonging to Anna- stair; and as Mark came in,Nuttie thought trousseau, was laid out, converted into him grown older, his hair thinner, his its eomponent parts. The wails of a baby ehottlelers rounded, and his office coat shah - could be heard in the distance, and the first by, Ind the saw something in his counteni person to appear was Maeter William, ance there had never been bofore, Ever sinee sturdy and happy in spite of wofullY darned she had known him he had worn a certain knees to hie stockings. air of depressioa, or perhaps more truly " MOther'e coming, if baby will stop cry- of failure and perplexity, which kept before We' he said, and lie in her cradle." her conscious mind the Deediehccdo on Ivan - "our litble deter 1 Wind's her name' hee's shield, even when he was A gentleman "Jane Christian , " said the boy, with a at ease at the luxurious Rectory ; but there tanoli Mote distinatenunciation than Alwyn) was now not orileir the Settled air of a man though a year older, had yet aequf ired, "She who haa found is vooation, but something does cry so 1 She won't lob mothet make of the Ma -respect and eagerness of one how my new knielties out of her blue gown I" was doing it well, and feeling hinnielf Thoughte of the Baits that Alwyn evae dk °shill*, came Acmes Nuttier, Cttld they vaiuoa. 4' Is baby--" he began. 44 Oh i NUttiO 1 up to half t eir value. life was before !" "1 should have thought you never knew what hardness and hard work were." "That's just it," he answered, smiling. "The swingof it is exhilaration—vety differ- ent front being a cumberer of the ground." "Oh, Mark, all the privations and anxiety !" "The privation 1 that's nothing. Indeed I am afraid—yes, I am ashamed to say —it falls more on my dear wife than myself, but if we can only wear through a year or two we shall get a further rise, and my poor Annaple may get out of this drudgery. Please God, she and the little one can stand it for a time, and I think she has a spring within her that will ;" then, as he saw tears in his cousin's eyes he added, "Don't be unhappy about it, Nuttie;iI have had it in my mind ever so long to tell you that the finding you at Micklethwayte was the best thing that ever happened to me 1" , Yes, so far as character went, Ursula could believe that it had been so. He was twice the man he would have been without the incentive to work, and the constant exercise of patience and cheerfulness ; but her heart was heavy with apprehension that the weight of the trial might be too heavy. To her eyes the baby's life seemed extreme- ly doubtful, and Annaple looked so fragile that the increase of her burthene, any aad- deningof the heart, might destroy her elasticity, and crush her outright ; while even Mark seemed to her to be toiling so close within the limits of hia powers that a straw might break the camel's back! (TO BR CoRTINIIED.) He Knew the Sex. " Wife---" What do you meen by coming home at this time of night, George ?" Husband—" 'S all ,your fault, my dear— hicei—all your fatilt.' W. (with a dark frown)—" All my fault, sir ? All my fault ?" FL*" Yea. Flare Wanted me to stay longer. Wouldn't ao it. &Id a man with a wife's pretty 'n ainiable's mine had no e'cliee for staying out .any longer. That's reason why—er—I °oleo home eo soon." W. (smiling)---" Well, you're a great trial to me, Geerge, but I Oppose I'll have to forgive , you." Of Concern to Amts. .gingston Armee Edward Atkinson$ well-known writer on politioal ecoaemy it the United Statee, and also pterninent as a statistician, hasbeen enquiring ito the ques- titn of farm mortwages inthe Stated Michi- gan. Hie etatemeht ahoWe that out of total of 110,808 farms in Michigan, 43,070, or nearly fifty er cent, are Mortgaged to well S three times more bear than spirits; Quebec landed at an Francesco. We exported nearly as much spirits as beer 372,662 dozen last year, mostly to Canada. Brunswick and Prince Edward fele nd and New more —Ohio Farmer. spirits than beer. 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