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1 1;1 lave turned back Gower'$ thOuglIts cciunt,y division, from which the hat. 'Mrs. S'WaY.ne, Sir, said I osquely-roofed. It was built ty the the aTera,go some seven, hundred a . i,
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;� � present. member 'Was retiring on waLis to ask you if "you would mind first. Mrs, $wavyne, and in her day OW% S day. . I �
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�i`Li: j . Ind 11 e anxious que�i- account f L 11 this waiting.'arf a minute, and then we had been furnished as a room, and 'a ago Ing 4
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!'or`a,"Pa -,,,il 11, is is last to I VII. purchaz�4 a fin -0 pair *1 tuska
�;,! Aon. if t1ing like bh� ,was not .enough to ongroaS And, W oUld ta,ke, tip Mr. May as well on filled abundantly with flowers. Uu- �' L I
� no, how mueb else have I I-orgot- Occupy him, I theft had in Addition t" back, soat He's coming �b AM in"k 1M. Aelt from a cerialn African tro4or and 1.
. der the, present, reign it suffered 1. I f 4i
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,,, 1. _ie I Leav�nworth train, and iVs I ne , ed, ex- L I I , , I . subsequently he wroW *,very, 'yoar. L "
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:- �xuth it had proved a spectre. He of a, mutual friend, where & N w returned Gower. "I will walkL ' When Canningor Preserving, two essentials to 900A results the same tra,cler, en,clo$Ling half a
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I , I i�j �ad passed no waking hour ' Year Party was gat,hered. It is not field- way." And as the poiter will youl" said Gower doubtfully, aroi Sound Fruit and I . 11 I dozen elaborate, sketches' of ele. .
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I 1., wonderful he was attracted, for handed up his lug -gage, he. turned looking,atthe thin fabrie . for $0.10, , r . 11
:�!` g and dwelling on Mrs. off Aeross the road in the direction lbri&'s gown. But Dulcie was in .
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:11 She was all smiles and blue rib- rarer giftL of charm, ,that cestus qua.inted.with .enc4ivled by Gower"s arra, her $ 1 1,
"I 'bons, apologizing for her L MiStal�"e) VenUSL . . I I and dealers in the antique in 411 1��'
I I � which is owned by few. Love the thort-cut across the fields,, and 'hands against his breast, Pressing I I I I , Write to L him ..
I!, L g to this banclso ,me at first sight is notalways credit- .lie was to -day better pleased with b. 11 I Parts of +.he world
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.._11.. )tranger the istory of her disaster ed, but it does oc.dur, -even in our solitude than company; perhaps 'his fa,ce refleoW her delight. I
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� 1�. I y 8ugges,W. Harold S-dra Grznulated Sugar you have the other. Tell your gowev, , r . Once or twice ,every year the
,. lister smiT�d alsO� corroborating the instantL development was like .the cOm peated., "It in about Margaret. proprietors of most of the chief
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111'��' .. .,a, recognition, perhaps -of his ideal, May hat hotels in Europe, send letters to .1
. � "It is extraordinary; the most pexhaps of one -tune$ GOUXtL; he was a youug Ing to, the wedding after all." . �
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wonderful likeness. vious existe , (To be continued.) ,> When.youwant Loaf Sugar ask for "RedpathIvI.Red their establishments, and usually .
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, little Catl—iudeed, Carl was the not own this, a ' 0 ..
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:,� hotel the, was still the child -woman; he must Swayne's, tempopa-rily to assist 1. [ The Canada SL,gar Ref Ining Co., Limited, I Many hotel proprietors, too,
1. , bout 'Gol6nel Swayne during a periodrof lEstatilishad in 1854 by John Redpath . r quite commonly offer to refuse &o- 11
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:1 �i our deliverer would b,e there; development of mind and render disablement, acting as hi --- -_ -_ � _ . . - eommodation to, any, other guests �
: I ;4 he and his wife had gone on by the her the intellectual a.MPanion'li-e %ary. He was supposed to mix on Quarter of a Ton. 1
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.If, ir na,me, beyond, lie could - in!'Afirs. Swayne showed him marked treme interest to naturalists, since I As a matter of fact.the King neve-T
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,� �i frio�ads with the wife; she sat next. cloud, and sun of April) but there ;dislike, 4ho di * eth century and remote prehistoric . but foreign Royalties frequently ... I .
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111� .solonm like an Miglishwoman." -eyes opened and )net his full they spring -of this aversion probably found the giant tortoises, survivors I ing Ica or taking salt and vh,wagar CHRISTENING SHIPS. government control, and a good , �
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', Hcre -was the spectre, and it startled 'him with a sense of the rested on a consciousness that May .
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� .� was a spectre indeed. The, double unexpected; his ideal, or dream-� admired � Dul,cie—admired her man were as yet no mammals, and all � the tongue forward and holding it, tie -of -wine ,over a ship's bows be. time -table ono . , :
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_.� -was tmvolling With a, wife; they memory, - whichever it might be, than was ne-cossary, and far too sorts of huge reptiles held may toy some time is an effective. pro. fore, launching has its origin in the I I the I .
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�� -04, w ore called the honeymoon couple; had different ,eyes from those. yet, �nuoh for his own peace. upon- the eat,th. . I ancient heathe ab a . . L.
,� and lie, Go-wer, had forgotten S8P- if a, trifle hard, they wer-9 hand- The fie!41,path crossed two wide The, isla�tids lie in the Pacific Sometimes obstinate hicicouagb is starting out on any enterprise it since the previous montn being . I I I .. 11
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,�, tember, - dropped it out of his life some eyes, black and brillieLut, an Dastures planted park -fashion with Ocean; some 730 miles West of the, .relieved when thL,e patient is at rong; was necessary to, I I
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�1 -witli the months which went before 1 inheritance f d. led to a, re 50 Mae- B, gods. Wine has usually -bound in calf oi vellum.
� row her father, Col-lmental timber, an coast of Euciaclor, and a :by having him ha-og, with tho aTMS propitiate t -h( � .
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,1, Thiz was Friday, the ninth of April; onel S-ws,ynej and the only feature ficulties were extreme, his tompta- cessible rugged, and mountainous, : extended and grasping some beiin been used for christening ships of Thase time -tables, by fhe way, .
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.. and on the following Tuesday he in which she resembled him. Per- gate which entered the gardens. that they were, until quite recently 'or pole, so that his feet do not the Royal Navy for ce ti ri a, �
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. 41tar as tile haps that sudden opening of dark- The Leavenworth train, must have very little visited and 130mPara- touch the floor. With all the Abdo- occasionally there are departures Royal letter -bag in the way of cir- .
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I brideg,room of the lovely Dxd�ie no,ss was incongruous in the midst been late on this oces'sion, f or tb,18� tiv�ely unknown. It is owing to this minal muscles tense, have him hold from tlie custom. '
Svayhe. , I of so fair and soft a face. Gower cart had not left tile station When fact, no dqubt,.that these monster his breath -as long as possible. . the Hibernia waa launched at Dav- tically every other circular, as � I
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. man. The ,could not have,explain-ed what was Gower pushed open the gate. The tortoi h ry d th , I- ,Sneezing is Tary officient in car- euPort, - .
Ile was a Prosperous d . . is the ex�ac,t or, wa3 broken over 'her bows as & to the waste-papex basket. , . ,. �
couDin's death had made him Gow- amiss, or whether he had expected: lady of his love must havoL -watobol though they and all.their relations ta,I-R cases,, since it -
I I 1. I . � .Lnf Gmndon, owner of a fine es- love -light to, shine for him from I the approach from an upper w1n beca-me extinct everywhere' else,in posite to hiocough, being a, sudden compliment to her name. Some The Prince of Wales �has becomo--_-`� I 1.
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I . -.j ): ,'��Icte .1t& path of ambition was eyes of starry grey expiratory act. In Plata's
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14i � r;� .� - raazol. . blad, figure. with a rose on her years ago. . h posium" the physician Eryximachus sorted to in France, a an tho a w I I 1. . :
, open; the girl be iiad suddenly fan or tc, the usual custom is to suspend a, Royalty- I
". ri-ed on a brief acquaintance, had But this discomfort was a small breast, and met him in the shrub- Some of these reptiles weig recommended too much, eithe of live birdsover the bows. If A Himalaya guid-,5 wrote to Ms, 1.
�, . were thick screens nearly a quartei of a ton, and they hold his brep.th or to gargle with cage .
1% . iolded, to his suit without demur. matter, when in every other diro,c- bery-walk. HeM M co to sing when Royal Righness, sending on copiss .-
. 1, iy was perfect and ofilex and laurel ,sheltering early 'are re-wairka,bly long-lived, many of e water, and ,if not' relieved the birds common I
�� . M oup at this lips was full and ltion his dainty lac . a littl a good of his credentials, and expressing a .
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3 . words 01 desirable. And Dulcio did not Of- bordeys, no ee and four hundred to tickle his nose and. aneeze, hope that the Prince would bear his , - �
,�.! sweet, when these chance ;ten -open hex ,eyes wide and look -With the flowers of spring. The yearsj,)Id. They are, however, al- whereupon the hiccough would be _ _____-44— nd if his Royal Highness .�
V.? a stranger clashed it -with the bitter- I name in Mi .
,.. �tj people full in the fam.: There was place was, private. enough bor a most 4xtinct in th-eir-wild state, sure to go WISE SAYINGS. should think of making an Ascent I 1,
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.1 was intolerable; nothing could something -veiled a,boub her, almost lovers? meeting and embrace. ., owing to their having of lake. years The spelling fthicCough'l is re- I of the Himalayas, . .
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� f recovered furtive; sudden glances and gleams She ran straight into his a,Tms .been iio persistently hunted for na- coot of the We is not, apastime; it is a busi- * �
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!" momory. But, as, the care stoodl 0 race, prospers and a . I
1: I the wivhdrawal of down -dropped fact, too excited over & certain, The last great haul was made in of "cough," which is without either The human poured into the young Prince in the :
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f-�. knowledge assured and tangible, eyelids a,nd dark, screening lashes. piece of informa,tion which was 1899, when an expedition pbysiological or .etymological basis; survi 0, 'a past few months from - various I
0 I I as undoubted and hers to impart, to put on t,116 by tl e Hon. Walter Rothschild vis- �
11'.4 nth hour , it wa's Tho coquetry w 1. the pronouncia,tion, with perhaps ,by competition. sporting syndicates. One of the
.,:,.� � now, at the eleve ; r her plaq- o,ht away the may eye qpnd the bu0Y211t ost remarkable of these, was an
-5 and remwmbo� ited ,,he islands and brouE rarest exceptions, -is still that The at�e I In
:i, i I �mposslbla to draw back. DuIr_1e inbred; Dulcie's batteries were now coquette f(George," she said, "oh, sixty tortises of ages varying be- � offer to provide the Pr;ince of . I
�j r hand trained innocently enough upon ful airs. of the old -or form "hiccap," earlier spirit are rarer than they ought to . I 1.
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,. lover, her husband to be, 60 George 1 - I ha,ve, such news, for tween 100 and 400 years. given I variously — as "hickup," be� Wales with . 4, . .
"I I In his on the Tuee,day; that soft 'her � , k Society is divided into tmm class .:;
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.:.. aptitude -which, 1or the future, news untold, for Gow "hickeock," "bich,cook," a -ad, "hie- es—the men who do all the work- 0 :
�il great a prize, The wedding go" . . I ' - -ad those who find fault with Full particulars of how this rather I . �.
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,�,..l . tt I . I bab ly not now more than about a fixes ock, et; but the "bi,ck" a, syl- it when it is 4done� out-of-the-way and ex I lie
I Time took to itself wings &� er I , w- � ..
� I den, presents had come in by the I . '. � Sco: e.of the giaqts left on the * lable aptly -expressive of the spa,s,- sport was to be had were, given, anct I...,
i:il d he to allege 7 that New Year, bringing on the FART RIGHT ID. I ISSUE 27-11 d6tailed statement -of the cost. �
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I ,,, Only that he had lost hiz nerve marriage day. Luve's cour Ulten He Quit coirce. I � DMOM Apa cular, I I
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. He w on his way to her now; I insure a man suffering from --- nee un er the notice of King � Ij
J -a's heart trouble. .
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I i.i for delay on account of-Dulcie's I - - - . George, at least once or twice a
.':`11 chambers to the station, wheie he The reason is obvioui.
A extreme youth. That he should be 131600 in Cash Prizes for Farmers mr, by sending in a printed re-
��, took the train for the north-west. This if, a serious matter to, the i � .---.....� — I V .
m. Klad of suoh a marriage for her was port of its ,doing$, and Usually a 11
11.1 It Would be his last visit as a lover �' husband or father,who is solioitir RE YOU going to build that new tioular piece of work shown by vi,otograph I;
".. . �o Fortune's Court, staying there natural enough, but there was a ous for the future of his dear ones. � Ahorsablock,- sidewalk or dairy gon't isi, wax done. I letter -expressing a hope that his � 1.
i�i a in the pa,st Which made th4� I house of cement? Then InsIst on . NotJcp how we have purposely planned I .. Majesty will subscribe to its funds.
� Often the heart trouble is caused I .
-1,41 X_Single night, for he was dite at reaso more than Commonly Your' dealer supplying you with the, and imposed certain necessary conditions I . I Obviously, it would be, impossible I
1.q: . to receive gladness by an unexpected thing ,and can "CANADAP Cement. Not only will this in order to give, large and Small users 09 I .
; I Gren&a on the morrow ' Colonel . ,Swayne had di- I for his Majesty to subscribe to. any-
, I p, presentation from the tenantry. great. be co-rrected, if taken in time, and -onst're Your getting a pure, uniform and cement a4i equal opportunity. ... . I , I
"i , I ed hio first wife ,and Dulcio' StrIctlY -high-grade cement, that will thing like all of them, but, as it
i I Un Monday evening he would re- vlor.0 properly treated.. A man in dolor- I As an illustration of this., In prizes ,101, I -
, "I guarantee the lifelong Dermanency"of the and I'D," the quantity of cement us�d I is, the King subscribes to over & �
'I! �um .but not to'the Court; John -was daughter ,to the' di'ForCeo, ado writes: .1 . ,.� t4lng You build, but it will also entive has no bea,ring whatever on thfi result. thousand charitable itstitutions. � ' �
.1 . though brought � UP for the, last "I was a great coffee, drinker for ,You to enter our Prize contest. And In The farmer -who sends us the best pho- . "I
Huagerford, the parish clergyman, � this contest,you stand a good chance of The Xing is also daily the recip-
14 vight years by the, .second Mrs. ars, and was not aNy 6 t I I tograph of as small a Wnq as a WaterIng ient of an enormous number of beg- I �
71 had offered the hospit��ity of his ne, who, in her husband's es- many ye ar of winning A Prize that will perhaps more trough or a gate post, has as =uch ,. . i.
. vicarage. hou-se; and the next mOA- I!S W "y I the injurious offeots of the habit tban pay you for the cost of the work. chance for prize 11011 as a, man. who sends gin,g-letters, and 14atters from I �
I � I � .� I . I Imation, wa's a pattern of every till I became a practical invalid, Every farmer In Canada who uses "CAN- a photograph of a house—and the same eccentrics, and faddista of . . I
ing was the wedding. onianly virtue. Of the first Mrs. WDA" .Cement is eligible to compete. i. cranks, -
. sufferling from heart trouble, indi- Applies to prize I'D' . i
He flung himself into his -corner ,w dead., and of her sor- I Four prizes will be awarded in each Pro- DoWt bold back from entering because all sorts, Asking his Majesty to use -.1
. myne, now �estion and nervousae,se to an ex�- VincLI and these prizes will be dIvIded as you, think You don't knowahything about his influence to Prom I
. � Df -the Padded cmrriago, staring &W re must be a few g follows, , � ote their par� 1�
� . modily out of the window, bub not rowful history, the tent that made me,wretchedly mis- PRIZ concrete work, it's very isimple, Be- ticulaT -views on various subjects. � I t
Words later on. Y, "A"—$100,00tobeTiva'ato-hefj.rmtr sides, we have a 100-oage book that we
I I .1 ,%t the surround -Ings. of flat meadow . aged out of the -express erable, myself and a nuisance' to irt oneh Province who wil use daring 15i 'will send You free on request, which tells In the lato roign, the recoilit of I .
and gleaming river, arid trees show- Gower ohai a, a,,td took the loo � al those who witnessed my sufferings. 1,h-11-9.r.11t1.1ft nnrAber of barrels of ,10ARADD YOU all about concrete and how to niake apy� letter addressed to the sovor- I.,
, at the junctib- I to drink coffee, P91 and use It, In this book, you'll find com- eigni,except it came from a person ;
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I I I n would set, him down. in , suspecting that it was . in fneh Provine' 'Tho uses "TAXAtW1 Mete Instructions for the *making of al- who was obviously demented, waki � I "
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I Kreens of spring. Ris -vision. had - ue course, at the small station of rm in 19ii for tho greatest st .everything you can thInk of in tile I
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� one b"k- into the and ther . r 14orry, not f M , PUT way of farm utllltle�s, floors, vate, trougho, , . . �
. I . I . ), for l7doi insurance I was ZE 'V'—$100.0D'to bo sive,7, to t at&lrar, posts, eta,� George has alt,ered this rule � 11
" .. I fit may be well to follow it. ' .� C!olonei Swayne s residence -of For- in WIA Province IvIlo furn)A" us with the This free book --entitled: .
, I apll�oyin pb bbovii2q the beat 61 any part! I .
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. I urned his thoughts P will also greatly In- couraped by no means desirable �., �
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