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member of the firm wet be at Bewail on
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MEDICAL
P11. J. II. RIVERS, M. n. TORDN'ItO
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sity. eftlee-Creition, One,
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mike and resietioce, Potentiate Laborat
nes. Exeter,
. 1)11- 14 Yil0MAN. et/renter fee the -
tionery of thireci. °nice, optima°
tatril iires. store. it
vEdErt1NA•ltet
Tennent & ferment
Water elle ere,
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Graduate (Ville Ontario Veterintre Col -
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Tit WA.Tgitie00 M UrrUAL
FLUE INSI'ltAnet on.
141334 Ithitatied lk teteit
64AD OFFIOE tV47-E1100, QVt
1 lin eamanair bre:bean over resent -eine
:tinin aucietsfni operator) in %Venom
I 1/1)j,u„nbil mailmen ie ineine,gainet loss
lineage iyFire. lettleings„
ataintectorirs fuel all other deseriptioas
ierantaleeroperis, !leveling fanners etwo
the/milieu of Insutingen die PrOlei tee No10,/r
enOIN,yrieni,
the lest t ett Nears Ois mettles' :fen
(07,11E 1 01 ivies, covering property ta too
su33 eengerete and data tulesteseteao
Vete:Mat
esecits. tetelteetto, cousistIne of (Nib,
JR Imk, (iovennineni Dow...nand Me
11 vu tutu Notes on haat mai in tone
4,‘ -rt i ellierreafilent: tit et. r4VIAII;
ftI wary: .'. le lit ems. Ine eeor . CHAS.
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EXETER TLMIs$
It 114,11010 trots' Thursdey moraine at
Ste;tm Printing leouso
n street. uesrle %genie% lattentilewetre
more, Iteetee Ont., hy
at111N WI11171:'; .57, .74/NS, Poprietari.
na m 141:14:
that iivatz two. per tine - ...... -....• lo vette
1.1 ',maim:Intent io•crtion, per hoe . cane,
4o iraun• int:onion. allitertiseiteete atined
ECX4 UMK IniVr than Wolneetey nioruieg,
--
Oureoli141:12c1Mitat.P.Aitl'311iNt'1.0oe
11 ti e aig.t.t.t and m..a equciin Vtiouty
lautoo44 wer4 en 1 u-tvd 1.0 u will re.
1 t 0111 teem list
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1.-4013) actoon wlet inko, p.lprr regularly
from the iteet wioallive uar..4.1cilnI his
mono or another'Nor wt.ot b or
d lui- sub-erl •
eor not, is 11:41.40.11,00 10r 0i4O1unt,.
- If a. pence/ camera 11011100r 1V41111111.10 1
he must pay • .t er- ea •ht pub t.her ty
cc:Moneta send It until the pe3 meat is ma to.
11 t0 t'011et'l. 111V W1 0 0 +amount, Nil 'tether
11 0 pato!. 11v 10a011 frt011 lir...101kt: or out.
3. n ter huh.: net on:. thlaMUlt tuity 130
instituted to tee»; 'ye waerc the ptper ta pee*
Dane; attlieuret 1.10, .eribor may tesai
Luo et
4 The rottrt‘ bittio de.(;1 Ind thai, rtifit^ink: Lo
toe° niev pope:am polio:beak from ele pots
cane. or renewing .ut d leaving them uneatied
or. 1., 1,rinia folic mitten o of intentional
rand,
CARTEK'S
ITTLE adjustment of the escape, to guard feebly ; "by -a nd-by.
IVER
PILLS.
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UNREQUIT F-4 D LOVE.
ER• TIN PS
"Uy dear colonel, 1. thought you BOBER,
"flow dreadfully you must want your
mrere never coming back she said.
LAST STROHM
supper;" and then, etartitag at sight KAGATOLAND IS CONSIDERED AN
of Lasimetr's burden -the little figure IDEAL RETREAT.
Adtes' muffled in a red, fleecy shawl
- she
. Br xass AL LIIADDo.s. 0.6138.4,-. exclannoda "Why. Lashmar, what in Oue OrefIL Series, or Natural nortreseee-
• TTITft
CHAPTER III.-Contiatuedrhey were in then
cab by thie time. heaven's ame have You there?' A aliment eouiltry for
While the mob urrounded the dead the Trenteoort
1 "A child, madam; an ium of dark -1 Reference to arty map of the Trans„
;s 1 He told the man to drive to the eeretee„
medical help, for a streteher to earre I the betel
mate lamenting him, waiting for I George, ,the chief hotel in Brutalize nese; the spawn of a , demagogue- yam, win a smblank all bk patcli in
patronized by the county Boldwood's child; reseued front the the exttreme north,eust corner of the
that motionless balk of humanity I people, when they gladdened i be flames by this youn 1 '
tinders living in ate district rarely ( ill WILL WAR.
elude its clatehe,s, but as -the miasma. „ E------___DALs TaEr
is not Of the pungent quality of the Alleberate Allailr for the. sleeve St:teller*
fever -tree districts a l'Arely itills out, Who Are riehttna In Senth 4rr1e0.
right if proper precautions are taken, fIll Os enthoritY of "Sontb Afrt
Br/leIrlIsettboentraCkt liesi4erlaolr tihsieliir allow nr e 1) a rt he de tt 11 11 I : 11.4C;13: et 1 /Nfiall I 4tellethceal4V(4°1°21r"laZ41145Lv:
etre.at remains to be seen, but it may , end. 'Me meet ureate /settee by the
afety be asserted that should they 1.ritish war office in recent years,
each the Zoutpartelterg fastness and ' The medal Pruner ie to be D. fire -pointe
rry on a guerilla warfare hostilities ed star with a
away, Lashmar had slipped off his 1 great grini,y town with their .5uperi,or By jove, LadY Lull/oar. Yoe have rea-' ers appear at fault, A few fancifully of all analnunitioe ' the Federals
uld QuIs cea4e with the expeediture led by a ring, of brouzet ou wleigen
the worde KSo th '
Rt'pubite about wince the ttpogrupli- entte Surrouo4,
coat, flung it to the remonstrant Col, / Preseuve- so a to be proud of your eon " said the rata ppe.ar in
oriel Spillington, and had began to Lord Laenaraer was known and bon- colonel, s and the nate 1etie. In the ceatre of all le
• u -e mountains are ecattered here Aided by the impassable tra h ' ed ti
climb the iron balconies just as Bold- into. roaatIon no details, physkai or could stave off defeat by our fe is the samesi4e th Kb 'medal
ored at the lairOrge, rrlie landlady, "You reseueel lioldwood's child!" and there, but beyond this gratuitous uneven formation of the country they a miniature of the Queen.r'n
wood bad clibmed, but at a eater who had lingered over her supper in cried her ladysliip, looking at Lash- 1,01, as e edsval Stu
disadvantage, for the smoke end 3 the suug little parlor behind the bar.' 144 ea 61n l'it'grlaled tam
waiting up to hear tbe latest news of ! By climbing to the top of a four, • „
ores witia which the renge. ie honey,-
"Blat how?' : v:a.14t1 k*tbale' acout"al:tecodne. esj4LitilLeteTrall: 41 if eormered take refuge in the
ricken soldiers for many a month,
flames had intensified with every mos!
meat ; window after window had vote- the fire, came bustling •oat to see if 'story building -034e of the mot heroic .1 arneembracina tertmhe ofy`eleiliusLZraoctiedt, (mated.
ited fire. The lookers on, those who . she could be of ern' use to hie lord- ' ans., Mulariaestrieken trader wbo lives on
acts I ever Isom anywhere, exeept Pansb"6.;" bni
were not too absorbed by their i, ship' "tb:eflo.ealre Lthbee 1701110'sa°,tti a 0.11Iiti,sl, ?":onor ' the SPA calls it Magatoland, after
She almost sbrieked ' h '
thoughts of the dead to wateh the '
living, gave a cry of horror -horror at the stg t of , • ' --- - the recioubted chief of the Makateee
'She child looking round with fright, ti've brought bim back to you alive,
t the madness of such an attempt,tribe tl, hich inhabitel this wild tretch s
ened eyes; such a poor little pinehed, 10"de' LP -shiner."
ef country. Events move raeldly, and
"The Lainunara were always brave!"
Some of then* recognized him by *allow countenance. aQ wizened, so
raarred spine„ knew him to be she 1i01(1 glavelyt uabltshoo.uugteley autuyntleve:t10 Nagar elan.t1
Lord Lashmar. a chronic invalid, »"�dt, nrAy lord, where did you iek "Y°4 i° risk YQu'r ' I °V.e' It Is
DRITISE PATRIOTiSAI.
It reel/jets ot the lends ot the Jewel In
., ,4,, zw;t1ttf; 4ftinf:Beau"CiiilynEttl:In;a:Igasiznoeine
weakhng, Others. who knew better, " her "I'? Is she one of the childrea kk ,f.am,r,h‘a. cdoeumwagnoogtoem'sr, said,u'ulidwoolereseuefuLtubees:e3earoffutzbetree,z9f,t4ort.pattnstIzertng tbtlaziet 1 ez,:lolletorye.ovelseeer;watoreeeileneitone;e0wetene c -:!ro,
htett , she likely to loom large on eontents bills , 1..te teen -mina of the war. to have
i - '
knew that he had trained himself to fmci 0°Itiwin's 3"
Wee k goeS without saying that the
_
one dominant merest proved to he the
day's teegrams. The war and the
aa' vs was the loacleinue Of near,.
4 evf:ry 84,u4s6 existence. But ter away
t Eng:Isit speech, in a, &eaten)
of be Western seas, I landed
one gleaming tmpie morning. There
ware onla• a eingle Englishman in that
anwItsgenotne little town, and he bad
- Chests only the more Nine:sled would- been there for year. He came down
4711"/ IV" PreeiNe4 nkY idea." "id Sadvait. By the Boers Atagatola,nd
.. ertitutel, longing• for bis supper.
vim aro the kroper people to . usidered an ideal ret reel. In tbe *17tehtvls'atetuthlAellanr•atrt;'Tveau134ies. f'iattegtt
tug unmet to a vanishing point, That : get Ule a pair of hors" to take us wheel a five Year old orphan $11°o'd iaeross the Limpopo into Afashotetla.nd, op, at 0,,, how,. waitiim to be drunk
, first place it has two back doors-
etnitous right arat
round the iron column between the be ttnxious till she sees us all safe at deliberately,
wee wreathed ; bock to Laslunar l Her ladeshin will be beinlea over?" asked Login:nor mut through the malarial wastes of i 7 " 7"'"'
words: I've a botVe a elianipagne
threat of the erowde-a
A mighty cheer swelled front the', "Certairtir My lord." and Nr3. SY.'
cheer that was r cammir rang a bell: "Tell Joe to get
pet Lena figure. It was that
, •
NATURAL, FORTRESSES.
111311zi Its w1;2012 ;tent ceu delete! a white
e htgliest feats of atbletisru. that "She tkildW°.°4?! Qiiild‘ and 141,1, ! "Be did his utterpao t, poor beggar, stud.
. ihts cluld himself f"
the Federal forces will make their last
he had built a gymnasium at Lashmar lordship risked Ins Itte to save her. un4 was itilied in the atteinpv mad
Castle and that be had exercised his answered Soillington. Swaziland and Lydentourg bave been
tody with all the devotion of a Greek YOU liavet Isttshmt1°' UY wa'Y of Pi•ek'" "Bindweed killed?"
"Wh°1 will , the colonel,
neentiutted in Englialt papers Os the los
oak, of the Boers' final resistance t
eSS it W413 DO surprise to see the hler of 011arePagaev ell .? Ton all°. I molther. lie is gone, and this is his ,
hunchback's long lean arras lift him ,: have something!" father to the thought, for amongst the
yen -shaped head thrown baek to I, brandy, if you like." said Lashmar, 44'141;11: idiZgilinterrt;:rcy'e name did yOU I bb;:kgelZrost C,11‘.i4tbonolpypi'rolabe:ttilavne itiluveallgeZd..
from balcony to balcony, to see that i "I'll take some soda, m'ith a dash of
bring her hem? Why nut at owe band .l"ehould we be beeten"-a Wales
eseape the soffocating rush a smoke I "Irla Ye" think you "mid lend me a her over to the Proper peoplef"
and fiery dust„ to see railing after ran.: shawl to wrap up this little one AIrs
ng gamed, as that stunted figure SYcetaoule" he asked the obsequious
uunted higber and bigher, (limit:flab- i landlady, "anti do you think you could
wrestler or a Roman gladietor, To uteallei brendy and stida-a tunas ...yes; be wW tliiiiht° 141;tre' - arms. The wish is probably
tract It story and the ba Icony above, ,
3POringueae East Africa. Out a. far
"WilY. the Mett"a al the t:alea gre0tar advantage frau* 1180 Iturgberst
%tt take care ot her."
'mud Of entirS0 be the limner Per'on standpoint is thot the %t Akt country is „
•
..e tr.st b:g Brttush vIctory.'
"4d %ter again he ennther por
risme .tteross e quaint and in
half a 313313, the landau and the groYs reualY di.- "Rxeetly what told nerd Las13.4
iebutited tine, end there wee it rush to one of IttY :shouts.
man tett fallen trite hint, lie was
of en old old 1O111 Alltwit all the
ne gre.tt series of
"Brerig round t he fire eseepee, • ree 4 1 3 ,
ulutertliereed by (Imo vegetation tn
tl* And.an • • run and fallen mar," sald the colonpl.
site warm knitted "And you would have her login her whieh coml./Linda (maid eie concealed
the tube^ side of the building'. hives (Me the bottom drawer, putt Invite. llife st, workhouse.
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caut.,, a , 11„te treated auld for a week, if ueed Lae without feer of dortor, .140 r.i'tid. His mutant...at erenip-
,l were being eaved there as feet aa she sineeleton."
In ease of uneleen instirurneuts, The
er.,,T hest career for arty youog woman, rangements of eur army, Front Pre. i melte 1 141 h ophthalmia, his coat bung
hat I pay my third awe fintrill north int Muetufeutein is runttle ha
a you know, eoionei Seillingtoni (olio the euttutca' Iles exaeilY am ftirl away front hie little bony shoulders,
tinsentaide tuenty Feund. l'er year. the roads are frightfully heavy. Fora .
"---e, Nef mateuito would mach hitn. Among
131013 theiteinnutnerible rerquieites clistontef of 214 milea Levi Roberta "-
tits fellow wen he wlis something 1
net increase to thirte mid, however, have the assistan.n ' a 'fiuta;ng sfulelt: U° `wit tta °Mbar -
est and most comfortable eareer for of the Pieterehurg railway, a single , rassing and peeveier tansy to xne. and
.1
!? firemen could eave them- eteenn Mary wee geeing at the derk-eyed '.
, children. belpleas old people, siek child in 1401:31 Laelluntes 41111'4 A
4 anil meined. But here Ira,: a me eltilti in a nightgown Was a Curious .v
imitre precious than them all -the Me , kind el thing for a }wing nobleman 0
of the deliverer, the iitlE0,, k be ilers '1 14. carry ahem. whit him 0* Mid 11401. t
1, eules who had entered blunted' a 3 "Daddy 1" eried the little girt Ow II
,
i voluntary gorobAtant, in a hand -to- ously, and the great dark eyes began
1 1.111101 fight with death. to fill with tears. "Where's daddy? ,:m
I
1 SN mast he perlih in his generous e want my daddy:" b
s
' deavor ? No ; jteit as the fireteiteape Laalimer looked at her helplessly. a
2 appeared round the corner of the ' What could he Nay 10 soothe or eon- u
building. Nwasing to and fro as lite 15010. what could he say of a tennfort- le
firemen and the crowd steereq ir L'' ing xenon" th•it 3-1* 1311.1 nut be a. delile t
• e
along, j1181 as succor drew near, Wet , erate lie ? The ha, tie one's breast bee :, CI
a ,. I
slim figure in the white start -sleeves , gan to bcacv will' 011.0,
laebed out again amidst the smoke. I "Ineldv V' ehe erietleewhereet daddef t"
--- • -- erft
fourth floor balcony with a child In ' hart ? Let me go 10 dada), r.
I W
IliS arms. lie had but to await tho "IIS-ond-b:c." muee,....... . .
den r eball. Wilt l'il
C IAA 114411 diseuve re-, mente consisced of a dietionaey and
"And proper!) trained fur enteestie eneteeet *name etegereetnd would „ .
eert pureued iter lade -shire "Ott* be a eel, ere tax tin 1130 transptirt ar- I niont Lim. His nen, !jades, one
troieee end bet iltein merke deeply
I----"-----"-----7.7.: 1,(1rd I e• ol...-- .
ny young woman, Leshmer: and our tont Intel By desired me 10 benefit my -
track reeently oeened front Pretoria,
orkhoueee nowadaye are thorough- and with the exeeption ot the Aapies t
• well achninistered tl at I tint free of ell eit trete 0/ Lis MIAlliCal
rit er, N3-1 ar•atm, Pimp ttgiet Tarust, "mn"d"' ni've.f"ne dit4°48° this
he least objection tuatekr a eervant Pion:tare river, and tee Mtiord (hitt eurse'l l'ir"V'S "n't euraNt
'ere the pauper clam. Some of our bridges, not likely to receive much ------ nouproelaim in hie bigh pipe;
be
GQICI
fiOUTII AFRICA. SERVI s.DAX..
if -S1. The ribkon vif u coin:pure,
stripe of 'khaki in the c.entre„ two
of white, and one each of red and Igue.
There will probably be a bar granted
for each important engagement Both
ribber.) and star are exceedingln at -
waive itt opr4earotteit, one will,
5tteainteste br wove with much prid0
by *be recipienta when the waIs r
OWer. Emu up to tbe present, the
importent engagements have been
eufficiently numerous to previde bare
243 satisfy Tommy's most ardent de -
for material decorat IOUS. Te
314*310 °ley some of them there are
M-igerafontein, Colentio, Beltriona„
(lrasp31n and Paardeberg.
NARROW sTREETS.
Thu seaport town of Great Yar-
moutht on the eastern coast of
land, contains a street that is per -
Bien." .
et girls hem 'etrate 'from the damage. Tee reneguing ao mites to ,'T.ilf: ..a:te a I i 1.11‘1 you room to DIP, and heps the narrowest built up street
'Louie Triebardt, tounded a year ago as 1 "'''' -ra't°- Pllu Qui 41011 1)1"uidt"' . Ole world. It is known aa "Kitty
hnirieetelehnint.,will net go to tie Union
n "woraeli rap, xiallaaRre41 tintlenta la . eaCriapett tatete. ne ellen, ewe.. re., 'At .... une eeet„te ae....... ,
"Only bel'ladyebites maids, my ;a very heavy Nvagtrun traek.
the capital of Magatoland, offere many And "ell' 0311' would cellnustv laugh
tam a t„ whieh lia tt fluid. wtere.•10hie tetteeterate !eel eeiti t bate fif tenet:v. Itirke•-•
, IN Itches Row," and measurement gives
_ .
/• Ms ga t Oa lid was pruct ice Ily un along to t hnt club, with its desolate through it. Twenly-nine Incline
W - mean=
"ill you ;Mow me to ask a favor 'lumen to the Deere up to the begin_ out Wok over the marahs, brackish, and wall to wail is, 4111 tbe room that can
of Barber?" asked Lord Laelunar. eing t.uui b
tItiter
tle,betuluducu
le:vinge4lelf;ititivend. "Prufillth'7° wam°' et'ttling twat." I baltered in thls part.13.r13.r41thw
1 e ell known, bigh old voiee
e
lord."
Yarmouth le.. quaiut old town, eon -
t 1!
B"Cearrblearin‘ls3:1.:
,mpf
sunituoued and came, 1 after au absentia of SO acerb. Tho raileet in anger. I aurried at the twining many eireets like Kitty
sleepy bu-t exalting, to receive her 3 eamoign altorded s,..000 burghers the sound, find ran up the At cps for 1 Witches Row. They are all tailed row,
ladyship's orders. ' oeportunity of thoroughly exploring had grown hill to like the disrepute and are more ronvenient in look at.
"I believe his lordship wishes YOtt le ' the eountry, and first gave them. the nine old ere mire, There he was mak- titan for traffic. A.„ bundred and for-
' idea of making it their lest resort in tug n pientre I shall never quite for- ty-five of these narrow passage;
take eare of a ehild, Barber," 1d st"
Lady Lashmar, "You will have to put. ' the event of invasion. No survey of get, wit b. his bean, long nailed hand making (3. 'ength a over seven miles
it in your own bed tor tomight, I sup- dietriet bar, ever been made half -devilish in all, are to be found within the
roughly sie•aking, the towering kran_
, but, raised in a gesture of
pose, after you have given it a hot : 1 be
battt, You had better eut. its hair, t„s emetting the zeutimos mange, fury above hie audienee of three fat town.
too, as close as you possibly can." Frenchinen. ' I tell you,' he screamed,
"This ehild has not had scarlet fever, 1 . that you lie I England bas not been
i and overlooking Louie Tricha rd t and
mother," • the Klein Speluken, extend some 00 defea I ed, eie her at the alodder River
"Who knows? Poor people are al- i
i north, and the territory of the Sewaas or eleewhere. You can't beat Eng-
land r Then, after a pause, ' I'm a
mites to Mira atiesion station, on the
B
is most likely very dirty. Bathe it and t rh
er niyselte
ways having fevers. At any rate it and Knobne.uzeri Kaffirs on the south,
/ viewed fram, Fort eachutte for many "Wives and maidens, the old peo-
The shawl fell off as Lashmar hand- '
!years the advaneed Boer outpost. The pZ,e and tiv ehildren, of ,such is our
crop it, Barber, I beg."
Magato range rising high above the great army which doeti not take the
nifid. Surely, they too fight for us.
edthe child to Barber, and the little chat& presents a most imposing
white nightgown and little bare feet spectacle, swam.g from the plain
were the best answer to her ladyship's Do you reniember bow Mrs. Leigh
:in terraces for about three nalee, the watched Aniyaset ship ' fade into the
spotlessly clettin :crown of the range is formed of a A' lantie mists, perhaps forever, and
sweeping conclusion. Both were .
"What an ugly child!" cried Lady i
' mighty overhanging krantz of vole - then boaved her head and returned
Lashmar. '"rake the child away, and to loneliness and prayer ? Amyas
. mink rock deseending 500 feet sheer
,
Y -u °au, 1 whole length of the range, and need- stilled to gain great colonies for- a
1 This extends with a few breaks the
Barber," she said. "And now let me geeot Qbeen; those who sail to -day
make her as comfortable as o
; ABSOLUTELY UNSCALABLE.
less to say is . dp so to hold them for a greater."
give you both some supper. Poor
_
t
ereateres, you mest be deeadfully ' Only one waggon road enters the coune
"I confess to feeling a vacuum," of four miles from the plain in a -direct When baking a cake the paper
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS.
hungry! try, at Magato's Hoofstad, a distance
•
said the colonel. • line. This road is covered by a recent- which lines the tin should be remov-
"Lashxnar, did .you really, clinab a
steee is the track that it coutd he held Of the oven.
ed as soon as the cake is, I aken out
Lour -story balcony'?" said Victorian ly erected fort, and so winding :And
eagerly. "I know Goldwin's - iron against an overwhelming invading when mashing potatoes use hot
lialconies all the way up, like a grid- -fore
iron. I dare say I could do it: rayself; e by a single commando. The milk and if you have been used to
but it must have been deuced difficult slopes of the mountain from the foot co
, of the krantz are covered with the cold you will be surprised at the dif-
"I hope you naay never hay, the most luxuriant verdure, many of the fereWruce in their lightness.
1 envy you."
inclination to ateernet anything half 1 ether easses into the interior are in neuralgia, use cinnamon instead of
trees rising to 70 feet in height. Two hen in need of a poultice to keep
ito wild," said Lady Lasirmar in a bit- heat but not to "draw" very much, as
bag voice. ' . I situated near Funyo, 14 miles north-
. ,
"Vicitor, gee ought no have been in • east of Louis Triehardt, and Pisang- mustard. Make and use the same as
bed hours ago," she exclaimed_ "Good,- I
: kop 20 miles sciuthwessie . for mustard.
night, Colonel.. S,pillingtont or good- :possess abundance of water, and un-
/ moisten a small On the mountains the 'Boers would 11
quick way to stop- thif the tooth is a hollow or, is to
e toothache,
morning, rather. I will leave you and less recently removed, hundreds of oda and piece it in
one,
Lashinar to take care of each other." i tone of !mealies. the cavity of the tooth. The climate at such all bit of cotton iii warm
"What a glorious fellow Lashmar 1 an attitude from the plain is healthy water, then dip in s
mother went. up -stairs. "So quiet, so .
caused by cold- sooner than a cloth
Nothing will help a sore throat
is!" said Victorian, as be and his ' and ecmapa.rativety cool, but down be-
Unaseumaig and. so plu 1 lowin the valleys in 'the fever season
cky. 1 wish -I , but little short of pestilential, On this wrung owrapped
at of cote water and '
wisb his back wet as straight as other ' point the burghers 'cleubtless. Ordint,
'. aroand the neek .on retiring. Always
,
people's. ' Poor chap! He -bears .his for should our troops encamp in -the wrap a thick piece of flannel around
e still hot with apiece of ram Sold and recommended tay an
rh,e Great English. Remedy.
the' other °tette.
.
,To be Continued. prior•to scaling the Magate heights a
Dwa.es valley for any length of time
To clean a greasy ran.ge rub it
burden so well."
deadlier 'enemy than the manser would while .-- . .- i forms° Sexual Weakness all eifects of pewee
drugglatts in Canada. Only rep -
dipped in turpentine. This removes / or excess, MentalatTiorriy, x,izasilve/ aunserelert
able medicine discovered, Mx
. paokages guaranteed to titre all
deciniate our ranks. The .malarie fog
blacking the stove will polish with
, corrtie4e).POnutfa 1)roks, leilit 7341; . One teat please,
lets free 0 any address. •
-all grease; and if a drop or two of ba t
,turpentine is also Mixed with the ' stettnectiree amP
very little , trouble. .1110, W0ood 0000,1311sy, WIDABOV, Ont.
' - Wood's Phosphodine' is sole in Exeter
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Salt Headache and relieve all 0 o troubles incl.
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rm
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S 1
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THE SAVAGE AMERICAN,
They. say Indians make good ser-
mon to.
• Well, 11 our 000k carried a toraa-
hawk, Edgar, she. couldn't intimidate
us any more than she does
London spends 3g28 a year on the
education of each child in the Bora
Fleheols.
Tlae Chinese never wear woo' -not
even in the depth of winter; and,
generally speaking, the entire popu-
lation clothe themselyee in cotton all
the y oat ratted.
bitueelf and his living burden from You give her a little milk tend a hie -
the flames, and all the rest was easy.
CHAPTER IV.
Five, ten minutes lif supreme unx-
iety and all 441131 over. leuthmar was
standing aiming the crowd with Bold -
wood's five year old daughter in his
arms, a small, thin figure in a little
white night gime!. a sallow, wizened
faxe, with great goblin eyes.
"God bless you, sir; God bless you,
my lord."
"By Jove, Lashmar, I thought you
were a dead man!" cried Colonel
FtDillington. "You mast be hurt, sure-
ly; dangerously hurt, perhaps," he
added, running his hand over the
young man's shoulder and arm, as if
in search of broken bones.
"A. few scratches more or less," ans-
wered Lashmar quietly; and then he
added to the crowd: "Don't make such
it fuss my good friends; Inn sure
there ain't one of yoa that wouldn't
have done as much."
Ile made his way through the
throng towards the farther side of
the broad barren road where he bad
left the cab, with the rescued child
still in his arms, clinging to him,
scared. and pale, with those wide gob-
lin eyes of hers. Spillington tollow-
ed him closely.
"What are you going to do with
the child?" he asked. "She'll have
to go to the Linton, I suppose poor
little soul!"
"She'll have to go to no seat place,"
answered Lashmar; "she is going to
my house."
"You mean to take I3oldwood's child
to Lasiarnar Castle ?" asked Spilling -
ton, astou.nded.
"'Why' note I should take: a stray
dog home. t' Why should I draw the
line at a stray child 1"
"Well, there's a considerable dif-
ference, 'I believe, though you' may
net see it. To -take a Radical orpban
upon • °nets hands is rather a serioits
business: If I were you I slaould
drive sCraight to the Union, and de-
posit this poor little thing with the
matron; much •Ihe best you, can do for
her."'
"I have saved her oat of the fire,
I am not going to throw her back in-
to it," anewered Lashmar resolutely.
"She is mine, jetsam •and flotsam from
the .great ship Fete; my prize, my
portion. She shall 'never cross the
tbeeShold of a workhouse while I
have the power to prevent it.
mita .51r33, Syenmour 1 The poor little
thing may be bungey."
"Poor little dear," said the landlady.
"Have si nice enke. pet ? Mary, bring
me a glass of milk and e sponge
eulre."
But when the motherly soul at-
tempted to take the ebild in her arms
the little one scowled and elung
tighter to Lashmar.
"Tette me tu dadde," she pleaded,
frowning darkly at errs. Syeamour's
friendly face, rejeolisig all tenderness
from Oen source.
"Upon my soul, Lord Lashtuar, this
is too muoh of a good thing," cried
Spillington, who had finished his
brandy and soda and was waxing im-
patient to be gone. For a man who
bad not dined this indefinite post-
ponement of supper was a trial. "You
had better let our good friend here
take charge of the brat for to -night
and hand het• over to the proper auth-
oritiee to -morrow. I never saw suet
S. goblin. Why, she's as black as Ere-
bus. There must have. been u dip of
the tar brush somewhere.
"It's the gypsy blood sir. Every-
body says that Boldwood's wife was a
gypsy."
"Is that carriage reedy ?" asked
Lasenlar.
"In five minutes, my lord."
Mary -no less a' person than the
bead chambermaid -had brought the
I milk and cake by this time, and Lash -
mar tried to coax the child to eat and
drink. In vain! She only wept and
pashed aside his gentle hand.
"Where's ray daddy ?" she asked
hopelessly.
Lashmar huddled her up in the
tamer] and carried her off to the
landau, one of those capacious vehicles
peculiar to country inns, and seeming-
ly build to hold eight ineide. Colonel
Spilli.ngton buttoned his light- over-
coat 3.01'0IIS his chest and oompo.sed
himself in the corner.
"If that brat will only let me sleep
now," he thought; and Providence was
kind to him for before they had left
the stones of Fermin far behind them
Boldwood's daughter had sobbed her-
self to sleep upon Lord Lashmar's
breast.
It was past one o'clock wben the
grays from tbe George trotted along
the avenue that led to Lashmar
Castle. .
Lady Lashmar and Victorian came
out of the wbite parlor as the carriage
stoped.
NOVEL WEATREII GLIDES.
Postai cards are now being used for
tbe purpose of fore:ening the weath-
er. They are manufactured in Italy,
and are known as barometrie postai
catrds. On tbe bark of each is a small
tigure, holding an umbrella. When the
weather is going to be tine the um-
brelia is, blue, when the outlook is
doubtful it is violet, and when there
is goinglto be rain it is rose colored!.
These changes of color are produced
by means of cobaN, which an ingen-
ious Italian inventor 11113 thought well
to utilize for ibis purpose.
--,
COMPENSATION.
'Mati.d-We tire going to spend the
eumraer at the Hillside House, in the
Maroon Moentaine
Irene -I was there a month or two
last year. It's a pleasant place, but
I don't like the table. They serve such
weak coffee.
Maud -Yes, I know the coffee's weak
but the hatnnicteks are strong.
PA.THETIC BRAVERY.
at. strange bit of stoicism is found
in the letter of au English private
describing the experiences in the bat-
tle at Modder River,
leappened to find a piece of look-
ing -glass It made it rare bit of fun.
As it passed from comrade to eomrade,
they said:
" ailve a leek look a t yourself my
boy, and hid Yourself good -by lo
The lougli went round. Then " Ad-
vauce and we were at it again.
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Ne&e, Afl.r. Tors Phospboaine,
QUITE SO.
She has an open countenance, hasn't
--
Yes; especially when she sings.
rolls up from the river every night
during the summer, and spreads its
ghastly folds over the plain to a. depth'
of 8 feet or 10 feet. Missionaries and
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