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t'DICKSON & CARLING,
Barristere. Soltors. Nolariee, Conveyancers.
Cerenidestou re Foe,
Money LoLunt ee per cent, eele per vent.
-OFFICEI,---FANSON'S BLOCK, ETR.
1. R aenteeo, McxsoN,
member it .he firm wet be et Remelt on
nhurway et each week.
RIL.001.4LINS,
barrister , Solicitor, Cowtoyo,Acer, Stc.
AZETEit, . ONT.
OFFICE; Oyer O'Neil's Hartii,
GLADIT.A.N,
barristers, Solieitors, Notaries ?Olio,
Conveyancers tko, 40.
siallone). tO Lean,
Imam, - - STREET. EXETER.
31. T. NIXIOr. F. W. GPAI.
31EDICAL
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VEReITY. el le C.:NO T4tni1i UntTer
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tz.ltOLI411'14 AMOS,.
rersite011icen Riteillenddellnnd idrndr.
JyI13d1Cw ntl;V:IglIllan FIRM:1M
In; Dr Rettine same tormerte, mote
do r Dr. Awe* Keane handing, aouth door.
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t•I', S. tit-edit:tee Yleterbe to:overrate-
office and rellidettee. ummutee Lebore-
tory. Exeter.
)11, WYNDMAN, coroner far the
County ot Rerun. Pince, toppolite
ettrileg nreaeetere.
AUCTIONEER3.
OBSENEERRy, General 1.4-
• comet eiletee ret ceivinettel
eel b•aveincitinlwantadtewi. Wiesen*
cettete. Elm:sant* O.Oute
ENRY EI14481.Z. Licensed Ana%
toeteer tor tuze 4,*4108,T5 of Renee
efeerirete; Sales amen:cued et valve
tent( aton te..nee, et Reataenee
toe Out -
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Vierlettleeottee
ennent & t ennen
eel:terra:. O'N'F.,
ceastavow)1403•33****),...
For Love and Fame.
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eweerellereseney
ae hauled the eteld to him aiad
passed his hand through his clothes. i
But he found nethiog, and WA faeF
grew dark,. "Morblett l'' he mere. t
"The little softy has brought nothing
away with him!"
The other men, gathering round.
glared at the boy hungrily. In the
middle a the Forest. of Boody he could
not have been, more at their mercy
than he 'll'ail in this quiet corner oi
tpo market, where a velvet coat witn
silver buttons was as rare a 4glit as
a pieee of the true croas. 'DOM or
three hotieetess wretehea looked
from their frowsy lairs 'under the
stalls, but no one dreamed of interfer-
ing with the men in possession. As
far the by. he gazed at bee captors
stolidly ; he was white, mute, apetbe-
"Plegue. if I don't Odra; thfa lad
is a safer!" said one staring at bun.
"Not her replied the man who bad
• f.o°14 of hu; mod rough/y seizing the
boy by the head with his huge hand,
he forced up an eyelid with his
ger ae it to exemine the eye. The
bee' lettered a toy a pain. " Tberel"
said the ruffian. grinning with tri-
utnPh. "Ile is all right. The clues-
tiou is, what shall we do with biro?"
" There are his clothes." oue Mut-
terve!. eyeing the boy greedily.
* "To be sure, there are always his
thee," was the answer. " It does
Pot take an Armand Jean du Pleasin
de Riehelieu to see that, gaby I And.
• ogrziO. titer W01414 Alta 'I 0 the tune
o eenteihiug apiece! But. tnaYbe, we,
ea de better than that with him.
Re bas run away. You don't Grid truf-
fles eat the dung -hill every
" Well," said Ida duller fellows, tbeir
e4evilllbtegainenniniketo ds,p1.,eriekvIerellt h greed,
"If
we take him heme again, hon -
vet market porters, why shottld we not
he rewarded I Eli, my Itully boYst"
"That ie a treignt idea," said one,
wild another. The reel nodded.
1" Aek him whore he lives when be is
Thee did But Johan remeined
Twon his arm!" said the last speak-
er, " He will seam tell you. Or stiek
Plor finger he hie eye again. Blest
if I don't think tbe kid is dumb!" the
mln continued, g,4zing with astonish-
filize4ttotraety4.314.5 boy'n dull •face and klelk"
I think I shall find a termite for,
b tri "' the former oeerator replied. with
a leer. " Hero. Homey. anseer before
You are hurt, will yeti ? AN here do you
live ?"
Rut Jeban remained silent. The rufe
Lan rattled hie hand, in inother mo-
ment it nonei Imo ranee, hot in the
nick of tuns came an interruption
" Nom de me men, V' FS91110 one -10-e
at hand eried, in a voiee of astonish-
ment " It is my Nein 1"
Two of the patty in possession turn- .
ed savagely on the intruder -a mid-
dle-sized man with foxy eyes, and a
b'lf-starverl ape on his shoulder. "Who
asked you to speak?" snarled one.
" Re gone about your hueiness, my fine
fellow. or 1 shall be making a hole in
you 1" eried another.
" But be in my boy!" the new-
comer answered fairly, trembling with
joy and astonishment. "Be is my
boy 1"
"Your boy I" crie.d Bee de Lievre,
In a Ione a contempt, "You look
lore it, don't you? You look as a you
dined on gold plate every day and had
a Hoban to your eup-bearer, you do 1
Go along, man; don't try to bamboozle
us, or it will be the worse for you 1"
Axel with an angry scowl he turned
to his victim.
But the showman, though he was
a coward, was not to be put down so
eaeily. "It is the boy who is bare-
boneing you!" he said. " You take
him for a swell. It is only his show
dress be has on. He is a tumbler's
boy, I tell you. He circled the pole
with me for two years. Last November
he ran away. If you do ncrt believe
me, ask the monkey. See the monkey
knows hint."
'Bee de Lievre had to actienowledge
a
. that the monkey did know him. For
the poor beast was no sooner brought
cense to its old playmate than it
Y sprung upon him and covered him with
oaresses, gibbering and crying out the
,
while after so human a fashion that
it might well have moved hearts less
hard. The bay did not return its en-
dearments, however; but a look of in-
telligence came into his eyes, and on
a sudden he heaved a sigei as if his
heart were breaking.
The Men who had taken possession
of him looked at one another. "It was
the boy's cursed clothes fooled us,"
Bee de Lievre growled, sa.vagelye" We
will have them. at any rate. Strip
him, and heve done with it And do
you, keep off, Master Tumbler or we
will tumble you 1"
Birt when the showman, who was
tremling with delight and anticipa-
tion. made, them understand that he
would give a ceown for the boy, as
he was in his etothes-" and that is
more than the fen,ce will give you,"
he added, they began to see reason.
True, they stood out for a while for a
higher price ; but •the bargain was
eventually struck at a crown and a
Here, and the boy handed over. ,-
„ Master Crafty Eyes' hand shook as
he laid it on the child's oollar and
turned him round so that he might
see his faces the better. Bee de Deere
dieeerned the man's excitement, and
he looked at him ouriously, "You
must he very fond of the lad," he
said.
The showman's eyes glittered fent
elously. " So fond of him," he said, in
a mocking tone, "that when I get hino
honae t shall -oh, I shall net hurt bis
fine clothes, or his face, �r leie little
brown hands, for those. all. show, and
they are worth money to Me. • But I
shall -I shall put a poker in the fire
and then Master jehan will take off
bis new clothes so that they may not
be singed, ancl-I shall teach hire sev
eral new tricks With the poker!"
" You are a queer one," the othe
answered. " Pil be shot if you don'
look like a man with a good dinner be
.fore him l'' '
'' That is the man I aro" the show
,
man answered, a hideous smite dis
totting his face. "1 bare gone wi t h
out, dinner or supper many a day be
cause my little friend here chose to
run away one fine night, whe,n he wa
on the. point of making my fortune
Rot I MA goilaR tg, 4114e. Alow. aux gt). •
to feed -on himl"
Cr:ideate of tile Ontario Vetertniter
etitioe-One deor gi et Town Ital,
11111 WATERLOO MUTJJ
J., elite tosettaNitatto
totosiesettett t eon.
/,11/) OFFIC4 • WATOLOO, ONT
ever rwentlesiek
e.es. onescseess esosessee In wetter*
t ele, ;v. atot eibtitinttel4 to In ut rea Ogt foot or
ila te tut i.y. Inc. ituitJatei.
1‘, w Lonnie, and ell riturt .14•4•rieriOOS .sI
oaltri4it prortIrtr. IntOtIling inenrers hue
tit • 3,13u33 01 inentliniea lite Premium :lute ir
Lure a the 11,ot tee years dee uoutputty It2.1
its; vo:.7,44), Polities. rovuritlq prouortY to thu
±.""' t?2,.• 0: 44::.$720d: tdia thqsto Auto
A IS. 1,4 1760.00.0 0 * ConaiSting ef Melt
313 3 ei tiovernturnt befo_eitattli the UllinSeS-
bid 11 Cu :Aside ell haul mei en tern.
.4141,:k.1.1).,Preetictit ; Ylr011
$4 ;To: e. le I'd 1.,h In41 ei.or
21 LL, Agent for Exeter and vicinity.
1 11E EXETER TIMES
Is tublielled every Thursday morning atv
Flutes Steam Printing House
Tela n street, nearly opposite leittotegjewelry
more, Exeter, Out., bY
warm er, SONS. Proprietors.
neene AtoliZirrISINM
l learner', per lino ....... , . ......10 cents
t eutrequent ineereion, per thee- 3 cents
To Mauve awed:on, advertieements shouid
be *8131 313 not inter than Wedneeday morning,
Clur-10I3 PRINTING DEPARTMENTie one
ta tie largeet and beet equippedin the County
51 heron. _ell work enruetecito us wales-
Cr.,1•3 our prompt attenton.
Decisions Regarding Newspapers.
1 -.any person who takes% paper regularl
from the post office. whether •iirocted in hi
/*moor another's,or whether he bee subserirl
error not, is reepeneible for payment.
9.--tf a person orders his paper etecontenued
Ii mum, pay atil arrears or the pub isher
continue to aend it until the payment Is made
and tnen collect the whole amouat, whether
the paper is taken from Gee office or not.
3-31t is a /VI tor subecriptone„ the atilt mar be
lesteetted lathe place where the paper is pine
Betted, aithough the subscriber may reside
tun Are& of miles away.
4 -Thz court:, have deci ted that refusing to
take newepapers or periodicals from the poao
settee. or removing end leaving them widened
for, la prima facie eviden o of intentional
fraud.
I
` Well, every man to hie liking,'
he hare -lipped beggar answered* la' "And Miner Father Bernard retort- main object of the bill, he said, was
differently, "You hsvc paid for Your ed, wIth energy, "The boy I Went!" to obtain for Ontario as ter as pos-
dioner, and may cook it an TOO Please. Tile priest's eyes sparkle& bis form . '
"1 arn going to," seemed to dilate with triumph. ,Deo solle, the full advantages a um de -
for me." 4
swered with an ugly look, be plooke 1•011S13r• so 01 t f loiterers
the showman au; Lwauisoi :ae: taus!" he murra.ured, sone- velopment of the raw material in the
ga ered reload and ware
been?, The priest spoke quickly, ancl
with no. little excitemerit, flo looked
narrowly at tire) boy the while, bold -
him at arm's-length. "Where aid he
Pend last night, for instancel"
This shewman spread. out naalnis
and shrugged is shoulders. "IlloW
832¢1210:1 'Mewl!" Ile said. "I was not
with, h"
"He lute black hair and b1ue. eyesi"
s'ren. But what a ala,tr' Crafty
Eyes answered. 'leen swear to hon.
m ray b gy
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.
•••••••••
What tile Legislator; or the Province
are Doing at Toronto,
THE MINING BILL.
Hon. Me. Davie, in introtheeing bis
mining bill, cotaraented on the great
prosperity and splendid Presneete of
the mining industry in Ontario, The
twee -41m The firot three sections ot
the bee' almost off his faSt a$ he spoke, ja tt a score o
the bill dealt with. royalties in various
staring and shivering by two% fell
back affrighted and ereesed theme forms. Certain nehtiog lands had, been
ni"Ilyewisayttbhi‘sbccaly oGsoceliehaarsiyoua: Lortoedaiien hadla tile
re re was no roy-
i1m In
oterthneheiepsttledne.led out of the Ualies If an env/ bad led me by On hand. " a 1."414. cbru.'Weci
And he goes with me, be goes with met agaxnSt, them, and certain lands had
Efin way led through a rabbit -war- eb.,nt. Manreethis to the showman, a different royaltyr. The oropooltion
ren of beetliog passages and narrow w0,0 stoo& frowning in his path,- was to aboliah roya.ltiea on every class
Innes where the boy, once loose, could "cle4I dare to look block aitrittnaen-t uTtc: a mining lands in Ontario. This:would
have dodged him a hu.ndred ways and L'e7 see3 With Me. saY•
most precautien. expecting him every colne,,t0°^4' in connection with all the mining
and while the raeo oried after laim,
"Bon appetit 1" awl jeered, he drag-
ged, him away a.oross the open part
of the market, finally disappeartng
with him. In ono of the noisesonae
escaped; and he held htil with. the ut... for a nerPotte. If you choose, you eon %Ivo eitualltY ln that reepeot at least,
moment to make a desperate attempt "Whither?" Janda. lo place of royalties it was
at it. But Jehan was not the old Ye-
llen who had turned and twisted, answered. with a grim eltuckle. "You whiola could be put
Iv41ke4 on anal trelicked en tile rope, (Tool seem; so relish tto idea. de to grant power,
"To flea Chateet,," Father Bernard proposed by this bill to ask the House
into operation by pro/emotion of the
and in the utmost depths of ill,treat- on Sou please."
Ment had still kept teeth to bite and "You will take the boy?" Lieutenant-Goveruer in Connell, tonal,.
spirit to use them. Be was benumbed "This =moon," the priest answered. neer, rai t
u.og OX upon the various
1104 and Maul- Be had bad OCI tnini. "Mon Dieu! bitt yot; not!" the * -
for nearty twenty !mere. bail pass- showman exclaimed. Wrath for the ores inined in tbi3 Tbmvinve' E° a° sr'
*31 the otglet exposed to the cold. Re moment drove out fear. He seized fort to establish refineriee in the
province there WAii Itte desire to de-
stroy present Industrie% but •tlie pow -
era cenferred on tho LieutenarttAlov-
ernoroin-Council would he used at the
proper time teward assisting reining
interests here, and would be used 413,20,
it thought desirable at SOMe future
time, to impose proper taxatiou upon
minerate. The Rouse would also h
ked to confer discretionery power
the Lieutenaut-Governor-in-Coun-
14 gone through intense excitement. the child by the arm, "Ile Is MY boys
horror, awl despair. So he Stumbled r obeli not, 1 sayl" he cried, almost
along, with Vidoche'e dying cry in foatunag with rage. "lie is miner
his ears, and, famished, froxen, be- Beast1 Gallows -MOP' the
numbed, met the ehowman's threats Meg thundered in reply. "Fur 0ne
with a face oe eixee fmeoseeive apathy. half of a denier I would throw you tu-
lle waa withio a very little of Mad- to the next street; Let go, or I will
flees. bleat you with -Oh, it is well fer you
For a time Crafty Byes did net heed TIM are rea.soneble. Now he goned
thts strange iropaaeirenene• The
sliate'rlearee reney was bosy -With L.412
euntslituent he week!, inflict )vben -ha
Fat the boy home to his mieera.ble
room. Ile gloated in anticipation over
Be gone,- or, at a word from me, there
are a, aeore. bere who will-"
Ile did not finish, his sentence, for
tne showeetu fell back ranie-stricken,
and stood off among the crowd. ma -
the tortures be would contrive, and levolenee and, craven fear attlrggi- make modifications in favour
the care he would take that they / ing for the mastery in his connten- he British Empire or any Britisb,
should not maim or disfigure the boy. CtUPO. The priest, took the boy up 0
When he lied hint tied down and the gently in his arms and looked at
X1SSUING DEPIEN'TUREi.
door lotted. and tbe poker heeted-3111 Hts flee grew strangely mild
hOw be would en4ey himself! The rut-. as he did so. The hlaek brows grew Am Lucas moved the second rolding
fun beked bis hos, ene eyes sparitl- smooth. the lips relaxed. "toot a lit- or his bill to enable municipalities to
ed with edeesure. lie krkeit tbe boY tle water." he said to the nearest issue anunal hotereot.he,artoo. oenon
* -
along he his hideous iroi atience. man, a hulking. nlive-skinnei souther -
it
tures for le. tit VIGO -li II i
beFlu to aultuY him. Ile stoeneil.O,nd "Your pardon. father," the man tcrost• ti.1"."‘" 444g5 "46 0" v31"
tooting bine with MEW h`titti, bre34= 1441114. !twerp/1, "he is dead." of the dehentare up to $100. As the
brutAlty on the head with the other,
until the boy fele ..ind hung lb WS "No, my eon,' Ile teilit, kindly. "Ile not be mined tor IFS5 thAtt $40). whieht
But Father Bollard shook hs head. law at .pre.sent stands, debenturee can -
gruel). Than be dragged hien uP who Ied me hero to-tley sou neop tvith tbe interest coupon, brine toe
roughly 'ando hauled him on with %of- life in hint a little longer. God's ways face venee up to an tadd amount. Tho
leys at Quo% son seowling at him lower end fa a esshiseen. Get ene wa.. Attorney -General appeared tr• favor
ter. Ile has swooned only," the bill, and suggested that it go to
' the Legal Comeeittee.
SECRETARY FOR LABOR.
Mr. Litteleford'e Act reepeeting a la-
bor bureau. for tho province has now
been fully drawn, and provides for ,
tin appointment of a. aeorotury under '
the direction ot the 1%/inister of Pub -
behoved -of Madame in i 'or a, It o a co ect an sys-
Ittuleitmil;eatbeeratti,ingtmhair wohrittle‘systilm Oar,bfoorr emnroonlY
Princess, no ragedy of the kind had ' tematise informatiou us to wages,
eenation in Pees., hours of employment, strikes, sani-
more or less? The bulky loafers and caused a greater
conditions of workingmen, and
froway stet:terns., wbu huddled for or been the subjeet of more talk. than i tau
do Vidoche. Tbe
warmth in eorners, nodded their beads the murder of M. re- ism on, This secretary is to issue an
annual report, anti make recommen-
and looked on approvinglY. They had markable circunostzinces which attend-
ed it, and which, feet nothing in the dations based on the information col -
them own' brats to heat and bum -
narration, its immediate discovery, '
take the' boy's part. And another the apparent lack of motive, anti the lected,
BULLFROGS IN DBMA.N. B.
ness to mind, There was no one to
hundred yards would lodge hi2o in wealth, rank, and youth of tho WWII Another inetuntry w,bieb is beingde-
that. abowinan's garret. ' wife, ell helped, with the fullness of veloped in Ontario is the cultivation
At that last moment the bey awoke Parts at, this time, and the absence of at imp. In Ida annual roport, Mr.
from his trance and understood; and any stirring Political new's. to ,make Basted% the Deputy Commissioner of
In a convulsion of fear hung back iu tbe tome of interest, :Nothing else Fisheries calls attention to tbe !n-
and struggled, screaming and throw- '
nog himself down. The 2117.21. dragged
' him i up savagely, anti was in the act
' of taking. him up bodily to carry ,
'IS 511 . ern lF
But after a time the bearing nee. "Toe (love hes swooned:*
from tun3 to tune. as if, he found
this little. foret dste of vengeanee less
setisfying than be had exneeted-
There were people corning atol going
in the dark, filthy lane where this CHAPTER IX.
happened -a plate here emoke-g run -
ed gables almost met overhead, aud the Poisoning of (um Br1nee
the gutter was thokod( wit,th‘,,ilrelftrusi%e-,as othtovionnadteig. abtionis_asteirvwtianatittlinerigielaaut,anadt
but no one interfered
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act CURE
Headache andrel eYe all the troubles
death bilious state of the system, such ae
Dizziness, Nausea. lelrowsiness. Distress after
eating, Pain the Side, do. While their most
remarkablei success bas been shown in Miring
SIC
Pfeadeehe, yet CAnTzrea LIME USIA PILLS
are equally yalueble In Constipenon, during
and preventing this annoying complaint', while
they also correct all disorders of the stomacb,
stimelate the liver and regulate the bowels.
Sven If they only cured
HEA
Ache they Would be almost pre, au to %ewe
who suffer from Pis distressing complaint -
but fortuntnely their goodness does not eel
Isere, and those who once Sty them will An
• these little pills valuable in ao many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them
Stit after all sick head
A,
ifi the bete of so re any lives t at here is -where
ere, ranee bur great 'boast, Our pills curs It
evidle others do not.
CAuTain's LIME LIvra PILLS are vog small
and very easy betake, One dr two pills make
a dose. They are strictly -vegetable and do
Pet gripe or purge, but by their gentle melee
Please all who use thene In eitee 0,25 eents•
Jive for $1. Sold everywhere, et tient by nail:
' ileilTell 4ZEDIC11,12 00,, tSeva yak,
bill I'll. 12111 loa. Imall ?in
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was talked( ot in chamber or tennis ereasing demand tor this deliolley in
court, in' the Grand Gallery at the the American market. A oonsider-
Louvre, or in the cardinal's ante -room able number of 'people in this prole -
at the Patois Riieholieu. Culprit and ince, he eays, have In view. the °stab-
hno, when a person, who had already victon, were alike well known. M. do heating of froggeries. Bullfrogs of
Passed the pair lc -nee, came back and Vidoehe, if no favorite, had been at. good pedigree aro in demand.
least a eonspiouous figure in society.
looked at the boy again. The next AGRICULTURA.I. ESTIMATES.
moment a hand fell on the showman -s Ito ima been east for one tie ehe parte
arm, and a vote° said: "Stopl What, The House wane into Committee of
in the royal troupe at tthe Chiestanas
boy es that?" carnival. His flirtation with Mlle. de the Whole on the agrieniu it s
It r 1 e te.
The showman looked up, saw that Farincourt had been sufficiently mark- mates. The Minister ot grieulture
taluded to the
the intervener was a. priest, land ed to eause both amusement and in- faot that the estimate
for the adze:int:strati= of the San Jose
B,FRIE
PVES FOR INDUSTRIAL
sneered. "Whab iss that to you, fath-
er?" he said, trying by a side move-
ment to peas by. "Not one of your
flock, at any rate."
"No; but yon nrel" the priest retort-
ed In, a strangely sonorous voice. Be
was a stalwart man, with a mobile fee
and sad eyes that seemed out of keep-
ing with' the rest of him. S'Yorie are!
And if you do not this ixtinute set
him down!, and answer nly question,
you ruffian, when your times comes
you' shall, go the the tree alone!"
"Diablet" the showman muttered,
startled, yet scowling. "Who are
you, then?"
"I am Father Bernard. Now tell me
about that boy, and truly. What have
you been doing to bien? Ay, you may
well tremble, rascallr
For the showman was trembling.
In the, Paris of elott day the name of
• Father Bernard, was almost as well
known as the name of Cardinal Riche-
Iteu. There vras not a night prowler
or outpurse, bully, or swindler, who
did not know it, and dream in his low
fags, when the drink was Out and the
money spent, of egie day when he
would travel by Father I3ernard's slide
to Montfauoon, and find no other voice
and no other eye to ,pity him' in his
trouble. Panelled by feelings of bum,-
anity, rare at •that tone, this man
made lb his life work to attend On all she will be punished. But' she shall
who were oast for earootrtiene tOWait
on them; in prison, and bp with them
at the last, and by hks presence and
words of comfort to alleviate thew
suffermgs here, (and bring theta to a
better mind. He had become, So well whispered only the more assiduously.
Would she be put to the queettion?
And by the rack, or the boot, or the
d
water torture? An' who was the
man? Of course there was a man.
Now, if it had been, M. de Vidoche who
had poisoned her, that would have
been plain, intelligible, perspiothous;
sumo every one knew -ane so en, and
So on, with Mlle, de Farincoart's name
at intervals.
' To Be'Continued.
tereat. And 11, madame was a less
familiar figures at eourt, if she had
a reputation somewhat prudish4 and
an air of rusticity that did. not belie
it, and was even less of a favorite
than her husband, her position as a
great heiress and the last ef an old
family gave her a ta.chet which did not
fail to make her interesting now.
Gladly would the great ladies m
their coaches have gone down to the
Chatelet to stare at her, after the
cruel fashion of that day; and after
buzzing round her in her misery, have
gone away; with a hundred tales of
how she looked, and what she wore.
and whati silo said in prison. But
madame was saved' this -this torture
worse than. the question -by the
physician's orders, that no one should
be admitted to her, He laid this down
so strenuously -telling, the lieutenant
that if- she had not complete repose
for twenty-four hours, be would be
answerable neither for her life nor
her reason -than that officer, who,
like the Chevalier du Guet, was an
saldier, replied "No," to the most
pressing insistences; and save and
except Father Bernard, who, had the
entree at all hours by the king's com-
mand, would let no one go in` to her.
'le will' be bad enough byt and by,"
he said, with an oath. "If she did it,
have a little peaoe to -day."
But the great world, baffled on this
point; grew2 only the more curious,
circulated stories 01117 tha more out-
rageous, and nodded and winked and
known to, this course of work that
the king Van -Self did, him honor, and
the cardinae grantedhint • special
rtghts; • the mob also. The priest
passed unharmed through the lowest
wynds ot Parts, told penetrated habi-
tually to places where the lieuten-
ant .of the Cha.telet, with ' a dozen,
pikes at his back, w'oulct not have been
safe for a moment.
• nue was the man whose stern voice
brought the is,hovenaan to aetand-
stilt. Master Crafty Eyes faltered.
Then be remembered that, the boy was
his boy, that his title to him was good.
He said so sulkil V.
"Your boy?" the priest- rept tad,
frowning, "Who are you?"
• "An ilor obn , father" ,
"So 1 thought, Bu1 do acrobats
boys wear black velvet clothes with
3.11vdr buttons?"
"He we s stolen 1 ram irie," the show-
man anssvered, eagerly. He ,had
-.egad conscience as to the clothes, "1
itave only ettst reeovered him, fathe,r."
"Who strife him? \\There has he by J, W. Browuoag, druggist.
We're' After' 'Wood's Phositodine,
The Great English, Renzecb.
Sold and recommendedby ell
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine eiseovered. Six
packages guarenieeteto mire all
forms o Sexual Weakriess, all effects of abuse
or excese, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opiurn or Stimulantg. Mailed on receipt
of price, one pahkage $1, six, 35. One leaf 'gene,
six tea/ cure. Pamphlets free to any stddress.
Tho Wood Company, VVindeor, Ont.
• Wood's Pbosphodine, is sold in Exeter
petite Acti was reduced frora, 320,003 to
#10,000, and that, the grant for trot
spraymg, whieh wate e2,500 last year,
had been' dropped altogether ni the be-
lief that' the people had .themselvea
taken the matter up with energy.
PUPILS.
The Attorney -General inueed the
second reading of his Ast dealing with
Industrial sohoots. It provides that
every child in such an institution, shell
after three years' conftnement be given
a chance in 'the home of his parents
or of foster -parents. The Industrie.
School. Board, shall retain the office of
guardtan untit he is eighteen years of
age. If it, is deemed necessary for the
boy's welfaee, he may, after a term of
six months,. be brought back to the
school and the school may t;xttiet a fee
for his maintenance from his parents.
TRADING- STAMPS DIel3ATED.
Mr. Farewell's bill to impose a license
school', mad the school inay exaet a fee
fee on trading stamp end eoupon en-
terprisee of 32,000 in cities of over 30,000
popula tton, $1,000 131 °Ake of 30 000 and
under, 8500 in towns of 3,000 and un-
der was discussed.
PULPWOOD, BILL PASSED.
The Spanish river pulpwood comes-
sion was 'ratified by the 1,egisleture.
Mr. Whitney inoved that the agree-
ment be not ratified. Tbe Premier's
amendment was .Lo the effect that
until the Government knows more of
our pulp resources it is amply safe-
guarded by the agreement with 'the
cOinpany, and advocates* the promotion
manufactures. - •
Experience never teaches Cottle tiny-
thin.g,
You can frequently judge a man by
the fool friends he has.
1.1 a man is unlec,ky it worries him
and if he is lucky then he worries be-
cause he is afraid his luck will change,
The man who always remembers his
wife's •wedding anniversary and Pre-
sents her with some little token of
esteem seldom his cause to seek a di.
vorce.
Any self-respecting man will lie
when he has begun to take his clothes
off and his wife asks him if he mailed
that letter to -day.
No man could see into the average,
girPe top bureao drawer end keep
more than two or three of his littlest
ideals
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aOUNDS HEARD IN A BALLOON.
Mr. 4. M. Mem% the Engliehiareo,
who with likdeughter made a lofty
balloon ascent to observe the meteor
last November, cella acme interesting
things about the noun IS that reaehed
their oars. Al the height of 5.61.0feet
the ringing a borses' feet on a bard
road could be beard. At 4,Ctil feet the
splashing sound made by ducks in a
pond erne audible. The barking tit -
dogs and tbe crowing of eocks could be ;
heard at 7,060 or 6.000 feet. These
sounds peuetrated through a white
floor of cloud which hid t he earth
front sight. 111 the perfect silence of
the air around the balloon they were
abutted by what seemed stealthy '
footsteps close at hand. Investigation
showed that this sound wan catteed by
the stretching or the ropes and the
yielding of tbe silk as the balloon con-
tbaued to expand.
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SPOI1,411D THE SURPRISE.
Amiable Hostess -Well, now you are
here I hope you will stay to lunch
with me.
Gushing Visitor -Oh, thank you so
raueh dear Mrs. Browne, if we inity.
To daughter. There, Vera, won't that
be delightful. Stiehl a pleasant sur-
prme for 70311
Beverley Truthful Child -Not e sur-
prised mother. Yout know you said
Mrs. Brown must ask us to lunch if
we only stopped long enough!
CASTOR IA
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HOUSES FOR LONDON POOR.
County Council Provides Tencusetsis Willi
Rooms" at 134 Cents :t lYtels-Cold Baths
Tvvo
One of the grandest enterprises for
the benefit of the poor of this city
will be dedicated to them in the squa-
lid Shoredeloh district on Saturday
next, says a London letter. The
County Council has built 23 blocks of
model dwellings, comprising 1,190
tenements, and they are to be thrown
open to the use of the „poor. The un-
dertaking is known as the Boundary
Street Estate.
The work began ten years ago. It
was the intention of the Council to
transform a slum, where the death
rate was 40.13, per 1,000, against HI
for the rest of the city, int'oa diStriet
in which. the poor would have some
chance to survive amid healthy
sut-
roundings.
The tenements, which will be Otter:at-
ied so that they will cause no loss
whatever in the city, but earn an in -
tercet, will be let either as single
rooms 1ar 84 cents a week, in sets of
Iwo rooms for #1.32 Lo $2 a week,
three rooms far 01..70 to 1*2.28 or feur
rooms at from Seella to 3. otle-
Shops will let isI f roan 84 cents Lo $1.56
a week each.
Theie will be, baths in the dwell-
ings. Cplel baths will 3103.1 the ten-
ants two cents and baths four.
een Le. There will be well-appointed
steam laundries, too, with wringing
machines, mangles, iron stoves and
boiling water for &tercel,. Women
will pay for the use of the laundry
the moderate sum of three cents an
hour.
One block has been furelehed with
baths in the prep° rtion of one to each
Lour of the tenants.
CIRCULAR PARK.
The dwellings are built arotind a,
circulat park, in the centre of which
there will be a band -stand- On the
CONSUMPTION an 4
ati mow elleutsre,
srosMitt of OLOOD.
COVON:11,01111
ArkxwiTrt,
L 'eke beittilii ittic artiste
are 134041
By de aid of no D. It L. EtnuIclott, 1 beim
getteeridoiiteareeteoovehlebtoellarittreilead
roe 131 °Vex year, end Mee gained eoesider-
ebly Iv eight.
11, wtnr..tuan, liontres1.
sga. lend $1 per Bottle
DANIS fe I,AWRT.NCE CO, Limited,
ItIcUSRPX.
BEANS 1
Ilereeeli lefielem sec e ea- .
:TA:4 tv.T.,a4i
al) nth IAA Irli:Or
tad; rutoro
or rand as
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by 0 c.-.yrer the wore Dr
U...01.001.441.01008.1.01 coma of yOlinl. riga Remedy
oohed". wens Po must cbedneta ceeet 14E1 en
TRX4114101T11 hot Allied !WEI tO ribite• ;CM bi
eine *taller p1)51', nr 1113 ter ee, or MIS Or U1111
Nveintfii pere w53.intrti1o313.1:: 34 %.7 vs atr,nii to 4
eeee ere. e
at BroWilines 121318 Store Exeter
estate are two publk sohools, one
ohureh school and two ohurolies, one
of which is built over a common lodg-
ing house. There is a elub on tile
estate for tile tenantry. It ha con-
ducted on temper:teat) lines and has
a library.
The estate stands on the site of one
of London's most notorious slum dis-
tricts. It is known as the "Old
Nichol," It is deseeibed minutely un-
der the title of "The Jago" in Arthur
Morrison's story, "A Child of the
Jago."
A population of 6,094, persons was
displaced by the scheme, which COM'
ors 171-2 acres. In two common todg
ing houses, whim* have been removed
153 persons were found to be tivin
In 752 single rooms were 2.118 perso
and 2,265 in 506 two -room tenements.
They were the poorest unskill
laborers. Besides button -make
hose -makers, charwomen and wash
women were many bad ellaracters.
one small street alone lived twen
tickets et leave men.
They were transferred to other di
trials, their new homes being inspee
ed by the officers of the County Cott
ell. Most are artisans of the bette
class-policenten, postmen and a fev
clergymen, sohoolmasters and chue
workers.
The total cost of the reconstruction
oe the district is placed at about #
625,000. The city will get 31-2 Pi4V't
cent. interest on this, and a sinkin,
fund 'will he proeided that Will pay off '
the canital cost in OD yea es. Thirteen
liquor licenses on I he grounds have
been cancelled, and no public houses
will he allowed on the estate.
•
Children Cry for
cAstioR
PIOSTRATED, EXIIAUSTE
NO SLIEEP-P40 REST.
In, do not appreciate
the words et John et,
Saxe, who sang, "God "
bless tho nein who ee
• • first Invented sleep!"
But appreciation le
not wanting to those
Wild have sutitqred ae
Mr*. 'White, of Mara -' •
Township • •Ont., who
• "'• • beesime so ill with
kereetall trilhiee that, to quote her bre- '
eilett Olt at illustrioue seetion ef Notit
141', air. aint141 McRae, a wollemewn r.
Ontario: " Oster had not slept a reeht
tor ors" three Of outhe.. she Coma. not have e
'stood tide moos longer, and It wee oat •
AtottrIeiin erilne beoctne the good phyt
When eloitseamed imminent thet Soul: '
elelee. *(tot, tithing the grut dose of the ry.,
iirrine she Went all night. and • gained'
In flesh portoetty wel and 'has not '
•eio sign 01 nerveletness." T Is is a weeder-
• ful Medicine in the severeet cases of nete'' ,•
voesnerp, pea the greatest fiesh-buirer to
b. feua.o anywhere In tbe world. -25. I
soid-Ov C. Lutz, Exeter,
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