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• . CHAPTER VI. . woolen that I am a medical man.
My name • is Anstruther, Richard,
When Grove Manor opened its evee . Anstruther." The mention Of Ills
the next morning, and took a look name threw the old lady Into a etate
upon its teighbore, it was surprised to of nervous agitation. She mada
find the Woollaston Villa with the feeble attempt to draw her hand
blinds down and the shutters uP, " away, and looked into his face with
though they ia-evar meant to be opened angry indignation painted on her
again. Mute wondermaut wandered
from house to house. Soule of the lave ''''''"'
"Your name is unpleasantly ['arm-
ored guests of the previous evening inar to me," she said, "I've heart'
who had been present on the mutual of you-"
aceonimodation system, flocked down "And I doe't suppose you have
to the house to know if their spoons, heard anything to My advantage,"
candlasticks, etc., were safe. Thev he said, Interrupting her with his
were received by Mr. Woollaston in usual sans suited air, retaining, how-
hiusual meat, mousy way; he rubbed
, ever, possession of her hand, and
his hands, smiled, simanu
pered, looking on her face with frank, kind -
Wormed them that Mrs.Wool-
ly eyes, that had a sort of mesmeric
laston had bean suddensem- ly power in them, and were calculated
moiled on a long journey, but es to still all thoughts of evil. The red
she never came back, and in the
como., of a fsw. weeks the 110055 w'.',o," sunset was lighting up the room
when he entered it, but the twilight
labelled "To Let," they soon got au deepened, and the shadows of even -
inkling of the truth, though the hair°
fact woe never stated to them in ing were failing fast when he left it,
having gethered"from Miss Mackenzie
words. Mr. Anstruther, whoso respect
a brief epitome of the family history,
for his old college. chum, Cha•rlie, had past. and present.
by no meant; deepened, peeked his Kathleen had gone on same house-
portman eau awl had serious thoughts meld business into the town same
of fearing, not only Grove 'Manor, but three milee off, and when Anstrue
its neigeborbood forever; but some- thin left her home he turned his.
how, lie could not make up Ids mind,
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. seps ie the direction she wonlil come
he waverel and wavered, and at laBu• in the hope. of meeting her. UP
depoeited himself enii his luggage at a walked on tau he came to a cros's
small hotel aleaut a mile and a half
distant r , . road, a.nd there stood irresolute,. not
knowing which, she would choose on
In the cool of tiie katinnlor erealag'1
he unmixed Folounly up and down the her homeward route. She might come
either ; so lie paced up and down kite
grassy turf in front of the hotehetuoke &space which overlooked both roads,
ing his e,gar. Ile was. endeavoring to ;oil waited till Ale came in eight ;
Vialk taut some eatisfaetorY plan or
then he walked briskly ti.awn the lane
motion. "Life is not, sixth a bail thing to ueeat her. Ifli* held out Won 'WAWA
after all," wae mentally saying,
:uvula 0 felt w ktiowe, what to do 11" 4."""'
'volt taf surprise overspread. her %tee
with It ; 11 -w hero I have be.oa to arty
eightean days in th:s it astly Loh, and es site ploteel her tescn therein.
I've n ver wren- 41 nlyrair out 04 it; but q ubeen waittng fer you ex -
I °P1 11? my contentment is slightly 1P1::"' 1.4'" s'":d*
owing to that L'Ir.1"74, MU° witele they have eleenel ten hours."
Kathie n" Ilter fate*, with it Co met- "11-'w dlal :eel; knew where 1 had
ti, :nee varyng graeoe rose tap in '41"1,11' rsee a.stello
tie taln eye- and led lam Ilk a a ew.
Ili 11Melva 14ir ledge trent eon
o' tea* wipe)" qtto n very slaugh of per- "131,1!,
pholty, where Id thought -4 wan lered"
, ".-"4 ee'uaLnloo Iva oesil, great.
relat ki.awing hew to Ito. t101114.11..o)*1 " '1003 $1 Wt. Itioan to
tereetiag atudy and. quite original,'
anewered .Ainstruther, "though, as a
rulte, *heal Haney You ammo' Pear-
son by making Coll; of othir people.
It's a sad thing, but I'm. arrui
are a thoroughpaced Kathleen.'
" Yoe are only going to nay retie,
naideafiant thinge mr?., WO better shake
hands and say good-bye at once," sh.f
answered, hair rising as though elle
meant what she said.
"Shake hands liy all means," he
answered, adopting the suggestioo,
and drawing her closer to him,
"but not 7good-bye'-indee1, Pre not
Sure it will be 'good-bye' at all."
"That's nonsense," she answered,
trying to keep her voice Steady.
" We mnst say good-bye some day;
it's a disagreeable word, so it Is
best to say it at' once. When
have nauseous physic to take, I
take it at a single draught andhavo
done with it."
"But I dare say you take some-
thing sweet after it," he rejoined;
"bet when we have onee parted
there will be no sweet meetings of.
ter that -no more rambles throu.gh
the eornfiehis-no more organOoft
reunions -no more Bach - no more
Oleic Anstruthers."
"No," she said, or rather sighed,
Softly ; and her voice broke down,
she could not get out another word.
"But I'm an obstinate, selfish fel-
low, Kathleen, dear -I don't eare
what the world says. I've found
here the sweetest, freshest bit of
human nature the world asontaIns.
want it all to myself, and I. don't
mean to go away vvithout it." Ile
gathered her in his strong arms ae
he was speeking, and 'held leer In a
tolose embrace, and for the first tittle
kissiod her eheek, lips, and brow.
"With vou for Inv own, WPO
Thou he se one) to nrria le ata tenate *old- '41,;% !0.4011. %store; islet .1
ihn reedott'en. 11,4 flung the cigar
trout laps, star:mot over the nate, "1:4'.1, tt,wit "1; ttnil r‘k-
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CONSOLATION FOR THE DYNG,
Oneof the mot impressive and pa
thtie ightof the dredful °etas
trophe at HobokenN. Y., where so
manpershed by fire, was
the heroc: aetioa of Rey. Jola 13114*nun, of the Mieson of Our Lady of the
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th.•re tie. pote. for Clriets more
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find myslf in a word of boredom 1L 1
again." 4;tucap
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Ing as red as 0 peony, as silnas l 5141411'1 441 toed tilt
he eauld free her:slf from bis tone ttoit evar lennumulpaw
brave, "but I tient think iwould
V1Si or right for us to marry.' 4
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A wdOwer lit eomewhat prominent
la life had inpribed upon his
latevre'slonb,"TheIIgltof 14n°
iagoaerrolnme.,Taking111to
hbustl0 SQCOILd wife with remarkaie
Promptitude, a Dorset yokel scrawled
as heommeat upon the text set
fottltupone tablet,"But he soon
suuekaliotgraateb.,
A. kind-hearteci and wealthy man
Whhad fromsmall beglaninga built
up a largo fortune, eed to allow the
publc to freely traverse two of his
etates. He had put up a ntie, ask-
ing for good conduct from hivistors,
and stating that "the two etates is
the property of So-nud-so, Esq." Sume
humorous par-ty struck out the
word "ie and wrote over it " am."
The owner of tile property, seeing the
alteration, turned to a friend who was
with him, and in all innoencaeel,
Which is light ?": companion
gently miggested that it might be even
better if the word "are" was substi•
tutd.
3irFrancs Fane, whefiree Batt for
Dorrttster 1790, was desperately
fond of practical uking, and travel-
ling one day to London imide he
coachthe beavly-ladea poitet in the
coat -tall of she Durcintter barber, who
was outside, hung down tmptingly
near ti. open window. Mr. Fane could
ntresit, tit opportunity of slitting
thLarbTs px-ket and extrcti
c444atents, whichproved to iv 0.
largo packetof Lank notes. whit+ had
been entrusted to the barber to de-
liver safely in London. When the lar
discoered his loss his dismay was
and after he had 1 vim red:ir (1
11 Ant- 4)1 desperathei, Mr. Fate
produted the paetef notese and ly
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A ct should be made down the
length parallel with the baok
and slicee cut diagonally from
centre of he back to the nd oi
ribs. A leg of mutton should be
with the fork so that the inner
is towrd the carver; the knife
be inserted near the thieleet
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tut mut not cut hrough to the 11
The sneershould not be too thin
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Nei is more gintinous than the 0
is coneequently regarded 05"
ma a 4411ay. Whet thece..the
meat is imuffifietttlY toOked.4D 1;
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the gust, the knuck40 eada will
113 10441141 in muchmore sOitabe
*Delon. In co.rvng a loin a (-hop
bgive to each person.
A shoulder of mutton is as ea
matrx u:ate, once he right sde to
betie'idel uon. Thi ema cosily l
eertaineil bytrying where the
goes furough onthe forepart,
meat letag then cut la rather I
let(K10:4The under or inside shou
earvoi in thinner slice; Itengthwa3
A eiroia of beef, having two q
requires different treatment
noopart btegcut lengthways
Woo thalder cut beings
moro. Some very denotte ft w
rowel at the eel of the tndem1441 orVon of which shoud ae
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ke. ee ;at, *note wierts tate.; they had .°11-: will rise very icreily here when you '',"2,7'"A''-", .1.1!,r,. '.:" C'F';'''' ,„ . 'r, ,,,,,
liter. tg: tIte elan.lers they hfi./ are gone; this was. alvvoys at attanald ,!.:?'''....‘""ci.1-'''' *'="7","'s I'`":".a* -.1-1"-.1.',L) ":'.. t"'-'.".
Ewe.: elieu atitig ei:oet Kathleen anti liles.7.-", 'hut 4112 14411 lea wonisee thee ever ' Itieirg? I
I.,.•::-.1,44.1. ifft trnite ;tome 14!44t4i401*, answer 1:004-." Ilex- volee tremble.1 :101 :site ' .f.11-:, Iliele
to 11, '4 and fa..*.ik...ed to te R1.0w0 44.,:,111,1 half ittellned to cry : her iio
to tee lase .1.1';"
10 144 In 440* thea Inns . quiver:et Er
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feund hinx .et in Kathleen's , 144' 14 Forry you'le going away', 111'4444414 1 Wiliam Cr" ig, -r, of Nerttirtile.Mit'll.. ,
Lor...-: tat•ri"' 44",:t Kathleen's piano in of c•ourse I knew you conil not stray has tei ids• right tiefj%:•:e en wart which i
a .or,-..tt.r., Kathleen's pictures otx the I144r for t"1:41'. Fin ottly surprised that ' 4.41 11. es liaroulAiT for tile eritixIt I
wee, litVileen's I4-0:7411fork 011 4110 40 %S' 141114011 2.0 loitg." nfighborkeod, aril in -ilk.- %natter or
f,etot .o', ne51 KathIeen's aunt-, '0) " Alla yea ?" he exclainted, stooping aecuracy le declared to. 'he far atheed .
olio-ere:tee, *5 140114 elitionof Islatio so A..3 to gee. a goo 1 Vt.:or of h.4r 4111 0' of the woatixer boot 11 141 1'L14441 tiry
-lopci, 9241, .texPel in a low armallaii; awl Ine wits giatil to find it had a weatiter it is :soma arel villier dry.
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ocee, eor, at thin white hand towards Kathleen, can t :sem guess? :swelling to two or the e n s t
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t.- 8.--r elite end Bat down; tut he staye.l," the miswearel, "except, that 41 )t Mr. (,1003 1' 01 42. tin, 01.4.,f•1. or
,Itil Lot ctION.:-.:* V.) 44 0411 10 her in yoa thought 1 wets going to make ft 1110Cit promin-nce, fiSi et4"17101y 144 +441,
colors even for a mome.nt, and, fool of myself, nn --I 1e14't1 like to watch cat to krow 1414111 11 rain would come In
:IF 1411.4' began to catalogue her serep- the mete -res." Sit a gIancol att him with ' order to set's* their cora :and poin-
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tone; ;le said kindiy. , a smile nixie her lips and a lugniarious toss. The day before the rain did 4
,..01 ccures I shalt be very glad twinkle in her eyes -no 'Very ghost of t comae tit, war44 beg 111 oi,rowing Iarg...r I
listen and to
o sympathize with her Oil couetteeeping therefrom. 1and Cringer WSare tNa
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churehes whih Vrkshire 111 ,8394,2.
may he mentioned the S83).4'1411 fre,cors
on the raiIR of the aisle in the parish
churh t Plekering.
eai wasdon t lher nder t IM. "lare sayit WolII veto-wouldbroa
The C04141e1414 are almost never mer-
chants, although i -Ley alone main-
tain nearly 01,030 fighting men and
ottil master 128,003 in an ernergeney,
there are but 440 of' their own peo-
ple engaged in business.
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the standad itrep-ivatam for
deaes- atel has by faz;11n-
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eatie of any el41a1l•40188110.43,'.1 TrIt when tofeet are the10.1
etewitii walking. Try l
the tln chafed, inalarael, and ir-
; ensOz.Try it fezpimep'l
es. 1)1118314.heads. hives, eezema, silt rheum,
and every form of itehing skin die
('1111411204 fail yn.
JolutBrederiek, Newmarket,
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1:13' a trial :etiolate lartx of ilr. le;
.1., a.. . 1 fiaattl great relief,
itre 7 th t firs- right's rest- in s
it s'a.itpt-,1 the itnittig inunatille
OM" • e11240.1 Pubileia
et 424 ▪ ritill9•1111.4y."
41110. 2.8 A. BrO...cfrilte,
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chafing, learning ond it-el:lug, 04
5,14143. 44)41,1 41014 440 found tiny:thing
oo, geeel, or. even give tee relle
tl; 11 eseet Ter. C4ase7e Ciattmen"
nol adv. -Ise ail sufferers, au
; Idoyele riders, to al
1 have it on hand."
late CiteTee's Olittment has 14e.441
11,N4411 known to fail to cure VI
; ts the only remedy guar:irate
ettre- piles of every form.. 60t ea."'
I boy, at all dealers, or Etbn
Bates -,1?c, Co., Toronto,