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HAPPINESS
If ow
Perfect aontittenee *well* httehalva
outl, wife le the -firmest? hail* et hur-
ried beel•nia011e. WliatitrOar it leak -
lag you. find ralenntiteretendinie
end auepleien. leatiluit up to
eetrangement, or, in extreme came. to
mporation.- MAO mks** out of ton
kilo butt lies with the husband. It
la easy for a women to ()entitle all her
tbegghts„ and feelings to the man she
laves., indeed. she la KA ,to overdo it.
g lie le a patient man I* will hear
front beginning to end every detail or
her triala .114 helneeheeper or ae
Mother to hie. children. And thaugh
in hie, heart Ite may wonder at the
stress ahe layn on each trifling thingst!
stilt he likea lt, 'and would miaa the
daily recital it it were withheld.
Bet with a' ral03-"tbat le Another
• atory." A Meal lives in two eeperate
worida of his own. One. in tvbieh he
exieta ea the head of his tamily and
enjoye- the simple, kt4druut Pletteuree
of domestic lite, • ',The other part of
hie life is palmed in his office. Or cqurit-
Ink rOom et the head. of bia proles.
stoual Or bueineee ettreiir.
lie Dania lt a relief, tOthroW otf the
•atteoephere .ot eordid care that en.
velons Won fit thabusinesa W ld
or • e
tries toforget the °area and, responsi-
, hilities that await hiniOn the morrow
ae he basks. in the sunshine of hie hap -
P.? fireetde. neyer refteets that it
-• 1s selfishoese, irna net kindly consider-
. atioe. that Prompts btu to lay Aside
all mention. et bu,siness witlehis over-:
coat end hat when he enters his home
at night, •
" Whittle the age," he thinka "of itt-'
tredUcing 411,, element of ' anaiety and
uarest into my. happy boolui-lite ?
is 'eatiugh that I must bear the bur-
dens . ot tare and responsibility that
• tix enduraoce. to the utreoet withe
out shifting their weight to shoulders
far weaker than my Own." :
"'Ailded' to this consideratien is the'
natural, dreaa ot questioas and Cons-
' •Ineyo tr and Perhaps a lurking fear a
the ineVitable "I told. you so," whioh
. .
is one Cfg the . deacllist weapons et . a
tvoinan's Abont'• all, :the
everage man eetertains the idea that
. a woman ' has no natural business
sense ova: t y, u e a good. many
ideas about women that: men cheirsh,
this is totally wrong.
A woman's ' ignerance of buSiness
arises, front the Very tact I•hat the
men oi the 'faintly keep het -outside.the
whint two thirds of their life
'is spent. e They atioid the Montionand
disousaion busineas affairs in the
'-lioueenoid, and when they otey on h.s
mina man will aretil question tine
cohnioent .froot• the 'Women Oi 1E0 tam-
.ety by 'spending tne evening at ins ofiti?
or 'at . dome piece' ut amusement. A
woulan's tenueney is to Mood over
•••tenatev.et oppresses hes, u. Pleas to
throw at 01,4 and. avoldit'aa Mace ue
poesibie. Waifs it may ue true that'
u woratin lants the traintng Or tece-•
nicie knowledge that tits tt malt tor a
'wetness. cateer, .on the other hand a
woman nee her wintearfut instinct 1.0
' guano her and Lae aMiity to master
ientril details that most...man would ne-
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CRAPTila IIL-Continued.
tte contented himself. with laintdinS
7tItr lillg14‘441114:411,f .44'1 "t4
_ lin SOM0 t 0 t lla he met
.4,aY el the Richmond& again. lita came
on Kamen), cantering along On
handeame pony, whose trap -
were in a, atyle "wideh he knew
be fitv 'beyond Doctor Itiellmond'a
meane fit *apply'. Kilo/any herself
watt attiree in an elegeet riding-bab-
it, and held it •entart silver -mounted
whip in -her ganntletted band. She
looked .brilliant eed hrinuning over
witn goqd epirite.
"gilateny I" he cried, contounded. A,
sharp pain shot thraugb hie heart.
Wee the girl Whom he loved lost to
hi* ae well as everything else? .
"Ahl I not manniticenti" she oried.
"I never thought that I enould heve
a ponn at my•own, aed be able to gal -
tap as. pleased all over the country,"
Then a softer look efilati over the wil-
fni trium.pn in her eyes, "Why don't '
yea, come to see us, Chrie 4 It is days
since we have eeen yon,"
'Should I see you, if -I celled now
I did ride over tile dat• atter vitt dined
nouse, but I did not see you.
ou were at tie. Daryl's then, and I
saPPerie tint you ire going to the awe
h r ; "Coma, then!" he said, standing up.
• 440.1"*" thelle " 41" t° an,e„ "I don't Want tO mixt Om ditliee any
.brptherr Whe. 6ttood be'44414/ 44*" VOre taiSap. you do, I was watehintf
"There are other people there; if I
happen sometimes to be out."
• hir Warrentier was talent, but the
.-grave reorOath In .hle eyes made Kil-
n:limy ashamed' ot herself. •
°Please do not ,make yourself &is -
agreeable,: Chris,' she said bending
down to hion.' "Let Me alone just this
tittle month, and let rim enjoy lnYilelf
for.once US have often, longed to do.
it you will cisme over for tea this af-
cereoon, I shall be at lunne, and 1 can
()all you of the great ball that there
:s to he at Mr. Daryl% nexe week, and
of the lovely dress winch I• shall wear,
besides ever st) mural more, You used .•
atwats to care to hear things about
us, you conic 11"
"No, Kilraeny-You need. not expect
me.' '
Mitis Richmond's pony made•a quick
movement. away from ham, and ite
eider's eyes gave a flash. The next
olontent she was gene. There was
'Anger in her eeart end; also an unao-
,ountabie nein. Whet -need Ohm med-'
ile and disapprove, and make himself
generally .disagreeahle, just ars if 'he
uad any right ovee her t • • • •
Kill:teeny was riding to lir. I/aryl's
iunelion2, and her pretty head had •
oeen tun of the thoughts of the peo-
dle whoon she•Would meet there, want
ahe • had conics on Mr. Wartender,
When should ehe ever have the chance
or sitting down to luncheon With. Lady
t'eeryth, Mr. Datyl's sister, the
haughtiest wonted in the whole collo.
y, if she gay* in to Chris' • abeurd
ec'crutileti and -declined. to visit Mr.
itaryi ? To. be soire, LadY, PenrYtk
wore a wig and eouged, and het talk
often shoelr.ed Jlikm,eny by Ate. bitter- '
nest and disbelief in goodness, but she
had been able solett, to hold .her own,
oven with this cynical and wicked old
woman, .
Uverybpdy had been' surprised et
Mr. 'I)aryl's reconciliation with Ms
eister, to whom he had not spolten ,for
ovee ge years ,aud" indeed • his late
movements etsad taken their breath
•quite away. Ilia house was /sting
ihrOwn open to the outside world, and
batl was now announeed to complete,
their amazement, When the invitee
tickle had roma for Miss Richmond, she
had been alnioat frightened at the re-
sult of , her . ,acquaintance With Mr.
Daryl. , • - •
.
et Tottee nte wit helm tialta aattalaat tc"r you dansIng the laet waits and I
120=014 anti 00-lathfa gohlaatiwIlara atrnalt me thet * dane14; might
some ihream.
Menem'. Thoee reumstanose have
arrived."
"You ;should not have boon watch.
Jug. You ebeuld bre been attend.,
otiOns. She bas AM been ug ug
the W4 a the VArvenis Of Bedminster, - "b4va attartawt
and le now going ewer to dance. with
Lord Trevor.' .
"1 °beam that the women do net
apeak menti to lier. It is what I exn
meted,"
Leds Penrytit's eye* went steeith-
ily to tbe old'man beeide her. atl
wee wetehing =many with ollbtlued
exilltatiOn :MMIed her!
"They do not know what to make
of her," Oho said. '14 being her chap-
el', saaxeelY -makes nor respeetable,
Ann your very merkel, notice, su'a0ge
to say toile , •
"Respectable!" he cried, acrowling
at her. "TheY shall tine out 0144 tne
girl la more respeetable than .anY of
the prude* here.. That what have
paid tou tor, and what I expect you
to do -to let people anderatand that
s everything she ought o e
the chief person hero, Da yOU,„think WA glad that 1 danc3 well. No, no -not
thet it waa out. of affection for loll 'a*t all for VW sake, but entirely tor
owe, And ;mu are the best Partnar
Pleasilre in the foola areundt Ws that mY
opened my hOuse tO you and .thertil that Inaie heel this eveeing-there
It is a Matter of buetneas betWeen nO doubt about that,"
W de your Work," girl's face with a look which oho could.
she &rumored boldly. ewhet le the took ra continoally by auror se, 0,14
ing mime Oae plea,'
"L wee attenditin, and that moot
diligently. I observed Unit you were
abeinbeci in what you were (Wing, und
Unit your partner loolred uneommon-
IY haPPY. I had 4 ourioeitY to flint
out -it my sentbuento would. be any,
thing like his if I were ip hia place.,"
" And are they V" Kilmeny tusked,
"I can toner whet: his were like,,1
laughing.
enly I ant certein Min@ are ver3"
Much 'more ito.,
" Well, it Is mercy to bring *Same,
P10401103 into ,yuillr barren Met Even '
it it only lasts while we are danc-
ing, it will be a consoling thought. I
tocou and me, and peer. pay depend* on Lord de Ilruyne glanaed down in the
"But I know no more tban they I" not auite understand. ger frankneee
pr 40 yea/ why do you tate her,e0 dilid .tiot yet kinow what tt; ake Oat
NUR exaMitas E1L 'OLD WALDLIN5 ON CrWEIMILLAIL
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Mew tke Tonavioil Mittlarteld
Piot-fled*
The datathment Boyel Itingineers
selooted from the Ordnenee Butrvey for
service in the Transvaal campaign, and
which left Southampton * day*
age,', will On arrival at the Cepa he
pastee fee deett -ellneeet the reverel
fighting coletenne. • t
Teo noveying *uppers will be
*oily emnloyed tn exploring the area. -
"
What am I to•tell people who ask mei - or. x110101)3' f Walled a le ander
'Are .you, in 10Ve with her r htfl,
"In love!" 113 laughed harshly, aDo ' It Ls nO harm, to'say that ?" she
I look like a man in love I No I My in- inquired. "Yea said ennething. like it
tereat in )2er is of a totally dxfferent
spirt. I intend her to make a good "It is no harm," he anewered, " It
Match, and the man who marriss her, is Years sines anybody told me that
it he Pleases Me, may have reason. to I did anithing Well -that was all."
coin+ lucky. You roo.y let Indy Penryth, watching the pair,
so when be known, b t • th
guesses of your, own are to accompany well, and a contemptuous emile (suet -
the information. remember !" ed her She turneCto Mr. DarYli
lie moved awaY, and Ladyt Penrytie who stood nea,r, alwaye watching Kil-
Watching her opportunity, beekooeci to meny,
clue of the guests who stood near her ' Would a match like that suit
carelessly watching the conference Your notional" oho " To be sure
13etween the two. Ile was a hand- he bait run through Most of his moneY
• to me "
u no surmiees or might the mah was •doing hie part
•
some, haughty .man, whose distinction and bee not, the very best of repute -
of bearing marked him out even ameng Hone. but of counse your protege could .
the Well-born pleasure -seekers who reform him. Such a work would suit
surrounded him Ile drew near aud sat her innocent ideas. However, from all
elOwn. . • , • , I hear, the young lady seems to be
"If yon want Money.. it's all right," already provided, for, She was always
Lady Penryth said, dropping her voice running about the countty with a man
and speaking wiehent looking at 'him. named Warrehder until you picked her
"I did not make out the interest in her up." •
but 'the man who marries her may •As she mentioned the name. "War -
count himself lucky.' Those were his render,'" ahe gees her brother a keen
wards; make what you can of them." Penetrating glance. '
"When did your brother first meet " She runs ahout with him no- more."
Miss Rithonontit" . Mr.. Daryl paid. "1 baVe Put a etop
e rest. Skick
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r'ir+"-
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"Oily a few days ago. Whatever in.. to it and yen m t dci th
Wrest he lute in her is some interest at nothing to end that folly, I am
connected 'with hie'past life." • of courae aware that De Bruyne has
Lord deBrityne was silent. ge look- heard something from yine or he would
ed long at gill:way who was among net take the tronble to notice •the
the waltzers. Her wonderful eyes gIrl."
were lifted, full of laughter, to her "'Tote don't fancy' that a' man of his
her dress was now displayed, now. hid- except to gain. some exceedingly tang -
partner's face' the glimmering gold of family 'Would marry a %tameless girl
den, by movements full of indescrib-' ible adViiiitage I gave you grantor
able jgrace; her fresh and exquisite having abandoned the fietion of love
tha.rer, made it a delight to behold at/ least.s • • • f
"You have made up your mind t" she Lord de Brulyne was bringing his -
asked. • ' partner back to Lady Penryth, and the
her.. The Miall beside Lady Pear)* " He shall find.a tangible advantage
roe, e. • if he marries her. Leave that to me."'
He nodded cm.relessly,. two stood beside the brother and els-
"lam aware that it is a simple mat- ter, Kilmorty like some exquisite wild
ter oi btuelness between ue," he said, flower 'timid a partherre of withered
glancing/ down at here "It you hear exotics. Mr.' Daryle face lit Wilh
anything further, please htt ime know *something like exultant pride as he
it." . looked at 'her. ' . • ' • •
ae strolled away; and she saw him " Well, Miss Richmond'," he said,
presently approoch Kilmeny, who .was " you thought this room only wanted
flushed. and slightly out of breath, and people, and. noW that that want has
looked lovely enoughto make any mad- been awned, does it suit you bee-
fless possible. ter it" . -
"1. aave (attained Lady Penryth's " It wants one thing yet.'You prom -
• gieet 0.13 too trivet tot their notice. shall not go. mamma. she .setti leave to take yoa out on the balcony," wed that you would let Me walk all
'Wheal 0.• arum and woman enter into; decidedly. "What is he thinking •0„tt he Raid with a 'smile .which lit up his around it with You and see -it from
that. Pw4tneralliP• known as mar- to" ask Me Withoat'ea ? talloY eau' face. "Our dance comes next, and she every °aide. I have been waiting for
riage ia unfair tot piece a limit on .ng and loOking over his beautiful quite agreed with me that 'you ought that the tvholo eveoing."
the confidence time striald exist be- rooms .and all that, hut thie Is a dif- to bave a, little tresh kir first. Come I" She moved to litCr. Darylai side and
tiVeen Aud yet oi meet oomes Loreto, tiling. 'Besides, how could Igo eit is. jest what I have been wish- glance& up jute his face with those
the wife's, knowledge of her husbances aldne I It is impossible."
•
for I" declared Mad Richmond dirk Ores,' into which anY unwonted
'prosperity or Wei:noes reyerses is "I have.had a note front Mr. Daryl tng
fra.nkly, and she took his proffered nnotion caat a shade of melencholyt
teed to the alement'she receiVes for ex- -he haa provided fot that, 11? "4° arm with a little boW to her last part- afr. Daryl looked at her for a moment
penclitures or to.woae she may with-. that his sister,. LAO PearYth, Will be. n,er. "Did Lady Penryth really • say and then offered her his arm. They
. er from out 'side sources oz i21/0.411atioyi. happy: to act nw obaRerciA• Sh° anything to You about it V • went ewer together. The other two
• • Whena Man Meece With reverent tne will call for you in her carriage and "Well, no," be answered. "It iS rine Wer13, silent until they had gone some
bhume is Of ten !Aid on hie wifes woo take you there. - . of the polite fictions of• this world, that distance.
in reality wAs the injured party. She 0 "Lo.dy Peneyth 1" Kitinoe v ried
- —n- c- -' a' Young ladY.'s chaPeron decides ev- "'What is she'?" Lord de Benyne ask -
is epoken of us reckless and improvi- Lady Penryth to offer to come fa erything for her. Bat, all the same. ed abruptly, "I's she a girl whose
- dent, wheiti.ehe hedno_mealts of judg- her-Kiloneny Itiehmond-ana take her Lady panxyth, was watching. ea, and
frankness stands her in better stead
Lug ot nev ,a4sbanota real stasimg„, .to ti. ball I It was all a dreemi 'rke she knowe that you are with me." than the most coneurnmate art, or is
Iserhaps • hoe %Ira kith= &Fora' of hie sight. ot her mother's faee, pale and "It is cool and delicious here.1" she she the most designing woman whom
lrOiuble chime tc) her atter the public aisturbed, recal e r rs cried, atrettheag out her axme from
was tally aWare ot his impending ruin. had begun to dawn on aikmeny that the wrap which het comPanion had
itiltitageVenlieell01,1kdeel'OatilWillaThIldnifitit.g;. 12111 griC4hEYE WEI6 changing with evelg- laid lightly upon her shoulders. •
norance or' 'w.hat she is bound to dui- tiling wise. She was so much occupied ..Yes --,I dare say yoa are tired of
cover when too Late tor remedy hs, se. with going to Mr. Daryl's that she had all that," he said, casting a contemp-
dress Z is it leind UV make ot• a wife not time to be much with the children tuous glance.at_the ballroom behind
u pet and a playttiolg, instead et the nee; and it seemed that her mother them. "This is si. more rational sort
helpmate she expected' to be005210 f :. not only allowed this, hut artanged 0 ng, an on eon ave Berne e0m.,
f thi • d 6 h -
-, Ilaforednately, our young girls are tor it, and made things easy for her. fort here." •
/cape the.supreme Mrs. Richmond wag grawing pale, and "Have ytou come to the stage, then,
Skilled in every.art e
d an anxious expectant• look whieh when comfort is what yon are look,
to her. '
ere are primertly to blame for the was sew i„ ime ing for in life ?" Kitmeny asked,
' faise-vieve of life tteat they allow their, "). will not go. gi nY rePeated- la.ughing, "1 .may 8E, well tell you
da ceders to entertain. If theyoung "DO you khow, now that Chris is not thlit, if you think we are kindred
• - gin were aeoustomed to'hlie discussion here, I do not mind saying tb you that spirite in that respect, you. are quite
ot sbusitiesa matters 'in her home Die 1 11131 almost sorry that I ever met Mr. mistaken, I like the coolnese out
She wonld be eqoipped tit take her Darst I Do Nitrite, mamma, shell de- here, but, when the music begins
. itart aa her hasband's confidatite untt cline the invitation. If he had asked again; I •shall Want to he baok, in the
itoviser.. The average yoang girl ap- s°11 it would have teen different, but, balir000n. 1. would not miss the next
Proaahea matritaony with As mush hit_ as he has not seen fit to•tio 'that, I .
dance for the world."'
daretanding it ita Miami and rearonale witl not think of it. . Besides, where "Oh, well, I am hot so far gone that
hiiities 843 ER313 had of the rites. of bile ein,:inkl• I get a dre"1" i. " ' I cannot enjoy a dance still!" he
t' the 't th did t in 'I We manage that. I have a 1 ttle answered joining in her laugh. "It
do not bother about it. ou , many wept ow i s
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"Yes -T age you cantering about On 4 b
at (*orations; noting dowu the char -
eater ot the road*, and whether they
ara aValiabla tfer artillery; examining
the brid t et bilit , reco din
the situation and neture of atreams,
etc."
Peen non-comanimioned officer and
Mail will be *WOW wait% a mile, and
his serveyiag instruments will oensist
of a Prientatte compase audit @extant
The work will be (=tied ou afir near AO
posaible to the flue of skironiehere
outposts.
The observations having been eare.
fully recorded, a. °era? will be hurried -
t 6 band% at the statt tor the Main
It tirawn and coutple ed so a* to he in
body to be directed from les parti-
enters.
' Of late years the Ordnance Surrer
enElEvfers, have had considerattle prrace.
tree tn thia rapid form of tieid eurvey.,
leg, and the Area ot ground wined/that
can oaretally delineate in a few hours
is really remarkable, • '
In the event of the Tranavital.and
Orange Free State coming directly
ender the Ilritisb flag, ,enchso reeler.,
ing to be painted tea en the 'Empire's
MaP, the'Oednence Sarvey detachment
of •
turning home, be engaged, in such. ob-
servations es may be deemed necessary,
by the Intelligence DePartiment.
•
,engineers will douhtlese, before re,
CLINGING BRIDAL GOWNS.
While the traditional white satin
'omelettes to be a greatly favored. ma-
terial for bridal gawns, it is this mason
rivalled by other rich textiles, Thw
decided tendency toyeards the use of
every, sort of soft, clinging fabric is
very notie,eabie umong the newest
=dale for wedding toilets. Peau de
sole, crape de chine, mou,sseline brit -
Halite over faille, liberty gauze ever
satin royal, and, lastly, lace ot the
most elegant deeoription. are all eni-
ployed, and in making up the fabric
the princesse style is notably faVored.
Blitire lace waists, or lace gulmpes and
sleeves, are seen •iiPon BOMB models
and on Others there are lace over-
skirts. arranged above clinging trained
skirts of limb de soia' or lustrous rep -
Pea silk with draped flounce to
p ed arotind the bottom of
Trynig Experience
A NOVA SCOTIA FARMER SUFFERED
FOR FIE' MEN 'YEARS.
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Consulted Four Doctor'', But the Only Re-
na 'Twat Sufi mini Wile Through In.
J1.0110108 of Morphine ler.' WIIII •
Pink Pills Iteslored Illga te neulth
and Activity.. •
From the News, Truro, N.S.
Robert Wright, of Alton, Col-
chester Co:, N.S., now one of the
hardiest•and hardest working. farmers
IA OILS section. •But Mr. Wright was
not atways blessed with perfect health;
as a matter of feet for SMUG fifteen
"eve hie was a martyr to what ap-
peened t.o.be incurable trouble. In
converaation lately with a News te-
P° I a."
deed grateful that the trouble which
bothered nie for somany years is gone,
and ram qoite willing to give.you the
partioulers for publieation. It is a
good many years since iny trouble
prat began, Might at first;: but later
intensely severe pains „in the back.
Usually the peins attacked me when
working or .tiftingsbut often whennot
ah work at all: With every attack the
pains seemed to grow worse, until fin -
• y wa , d
there for fiva long months was bed-
ridden, and much of thia_time could
Oot move without help. My wife re-
quired to stay with me constantly, and
beeanie nearly eXhausted.
Duting the time I was suffering thus
y f d
tors. Some of them pronounced niy
:trouble lumbago, others.aclatica, but
they did not cure me, nor did they
give me any relief, save by_ the injec-
tion of morphine, For years I suf-
fered time, sooneti•mes confined to bed.
at other times able to go about and
wOrk; but alwaya tattering from the
pain, until about ,three yeara ago when
1 received a new lease of life, and a
reedoen /rem the pains that had
so •lting tittered me. It was at this
time that Dr.Willinms' Pink Pills for
Pale People were, brought tomy atten-
tion and I•got two 'boxes.. The•effeot
seenied inaevelloua and/ got ohs boxes
more,, and before they were all used I
was again tt healthy.man and free from
pain. It ts aborut three years since I
was cured, and during thdt time I have
never hail an attatk of the old trouble,
and.I can therefore strongiy testify to
the sterling quality of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. Since they did sush good
work for Ma I have recommended
them to several people for various ail-
ments, and the pelts have alWaYs been
successful."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by go-
ing to the root of the disearre. They
tenew and butld up the blood, . end
strengthen the nerves, thus driving
disease from the aystem, Avoid Unita -
Nona by insisting that every boxIoli
purchase le enclosed in a wrapper
hearing the full trade mark, Dr..Wil-
flame Pink Pala far Pale PeoPle.
Who 0.0vjer been my let te meet r".
• To be Continued.-
nowzus 'IN' THE runt,
•
There never was and never will be
a style as pretty as the Wearing .ee
flowers in thci hair. Wreathe of fine
flowers, like rose•buds, lorget-me-nots,
heather or the small fruits are a pretty
surrounding for young faces and elo
tors of flowers, worn low on. the hair,
Plitt behind each ear, es the JAPan-
ego girls wear theta, are becoming to
about everybody. A real beauty needs
nothing more than a single flower
pladed among her tresses. A fad of
the moment is to select some one flow-
er and hold to it as we do to Mir fav-,
orite parttime. It is repeated in the
• •
the lodgeroom. S e expects a hug- len t that 1 atm blew) or any rubbish
-beta tO'be in•.the future what the m seelg-o to the•ball, Kilmeny. As Lad of that kind -only, I atm thoroughly dreSsMakefs, and is dhe of the few
gint th has premised to take yeu, iT t„„„ fads which, bearg relation to cOmmon
she is jealous of every interest that, nialf right. And don't think about lite/. You Sae, ii °a° ne4 anith'"" sense. A. pretty Woman gains an add-
er) do. it would toe different, but there
• sweetheart has been,in the past, and -
engrosses hie thimihte. she reiterde tht3;artees.. tt will be here in time." ed °bane ftom the choice of a flower
Bu now will you ;flee aboot. LUZ I nothing so demoralizin as doino
. hie bUsiness as a tiresome naCessity, ese tit tee nsothintgi tier ever." ' g . - which she wears in her hair, either
....,....and:is..generaily content that to her many per s . it would cos „.I h ve plenty to .dol" cried eeit, twisted into a garland Or wound in
nds on pOunds and I know you her tresses or. tucked behind her ear
.it is a sealed bank. Aaid yet if -he meny, and she fell into a little fit of ' . . t
have no money to ;pare. No, mamma . or pinned somewhere • to her gown or
confided to her his hopee and ventures, e ill t the* f I '1 musing.
w no o go lig. I "acket There is alwa s charm in var.-
and came to her for advice and ape BUS after all she found herself
proval, ne Weald be astonished at the obliged to do so. Mrs. Richmond
keen instinet tbett decides while he quietly persisted, and overruled' ail her
considers, and at the sound judsmssi. datighter's objections It was ar-
that eventually' provee itself correct.. rengee that she should go to the ball
A wsmall sal° 18 is• Ilsr husband's under Lady Penryth's care, and ilfre.
change confidence gains Much in the' ,1 d li th t h d
g chniond aesure er a t ei rees
,, way of self-tespect and self-confidenee. ehould he foracconing ta the right
Sho`kliowit tke risoataes at hiS som- titan. Eilmeny only hoped that it
ma d and Is in no danger of adding to woltici not coat very much. She hard-,
\
area ny undue expenditure.. There ly knew whether she was glad or got.
i t be Metre happy homes if there ry to go, and deepi down in her heart
ere more system in Pettliatint; OR' telt uneasy and unhappy. .
Ilse according to MOM A• TeMolttr• 'She had not alloWed Christopher
'sum intimated to the.. wife at regular Wartender to ate any of this how-
tinlet wreilil do Mere to insure ler ever. The pony on which she Was
haPPintata and conteatonent than any- riding had coolie tO her a day or- two
thing in a husband's povver to beat:nit, before, with ago. paryleo compliments,
Many. sore hearte and guilty coned- and at, wait in the first delight of
enema may be laid to the faet that the having a horse of her own. • It had
majMity of wives have 001regular in- been arranged that a groom ftom Mr.
COMO,. and 110 Wag of judging their fin- Deryire. establithment &Willa attend
armlet standing. A wife has to arm.- on Miss Rieknolid's bottle, which was
Oise in the he:nicht/1d the flame quail., kept ill Mr. Darylss stables. It was
ties of thrift and forethought that a always al. Kilmeny's serviee, and ehe
,.-succesiefut baguet* mat *tut bring tO rode eveiy day. ger new friendship
•-••-• bear in his offim. j11 addition to these waft dividing her more and more front
qualitiee she la expeeted to prochicie the ,iest old' surroundinga, loves, and in-
• beet resolte treat the least of supplies tercets, and fit a Manner isne was not
in matte aided. A businees man citn able to help it. She wet getting what
give his undivided time atid cttention :the had santettolee secretly longed for
to 'neatness affairs, late warden _ -in entranee into! the great and
whom, husband is ill mederate circum- splendid world of sootety.
' etaneea must act, as housekeeper and Eilmeny foamed to herself as she '
general Manager of innumerable and Vide along, when /the had parted from
varied duties, She must lie nurse, gr. Warrender, end told heritelf that
seanistrese, hosteiss, caterer, and, _ she was very happy. Iler mother not
above all, friend and cOmpanion of her On_ le permitted the aceneititanee with
bobbin* and children. It does seem - mr• Barld, but Made everftlimir tam,
that one Who Will be Intrusted with • for her. It could not 'continue after
duties en *nose proper filfiliment the her father's return; then eeetything
welfare of the hatiteehold depends would go back to what/ it was before.
could be a worthy, If Went, partner end oho would be satisfied.after hat-
lia her hesband"e most onifidential ar- hie bad her glimpse into reglone above
fairs. To,her should be. confided the her. She would be ottee more a ehild
ettecelee.of rendre ee any Important with the children, and het mother!a
411.1113fest Undertaking that ahe May auttpaniOn aid housekeeper. Ohrle
understand and regulate the house., - wottici COMO end *Wit thelti, artd they
hold expenditure according to the - would be the mina as they used to .
,-,
" anteunt of their income. eat. 0,
It Weald be Ma ideal, 'but by no . .
your pony moat days," he eaid. "'You •
must let me join ,you; sometimes, Miss rig ". _
Richmond. I shOuld like to fill up nig 1
time in that way. What else do pan Some people go through life looking
dor Your energy ie refreshing." as if they were sorry thee had ever
"'I dance when my partner can rouse darted
ROUTE OF THE SARDINIAN.
o`b
vs.
•
..meatut Impossible,. *tate a affairs if CUAPTEItt IV.
men were perfectly open, and traek •_ The great ballroom at Mr. DatTra
with their wive* Ln regard to their house whet eoftly Halite/1,11nd WeA
financial standing and proemetoe ed with moving couples and the hound
Ilettisr living and 'better feelittg of music, Ifinghte-r, end gee vales. It
WOUld rettUlt la the majority of LOUGHS was the n.ght of the long -expected
where to -day the leek of eonfidenee - bell. and gilmeny been 61..
hetWeen hashaud and wife II "'the. lit- - ottisital dress of white -and -gold, her
tle rift within the lute" often' too wide eyes shining und her eheake
to repelr. was the queen of the etentitg. She
• had iKtrlit like a radisat vision on the
THE •ffIeffOTION. aristoeratie friends vi• ,Mom NEr. Deryl
• had eutomened round higt, and ppopie
- • • W.onaut, es rtilo, remarked the wet in the adrairatton exalter/1'bl' leer
ordeal baehelor, are given to ote- heauty end eaptiveting manners. Lady
aggeratiena, • Petryth wateheid her with her Demo
But there ere totenOtione rules, old eye' as she Weighed add desteed,,
you know, mid the, *piaster, ta- enlong crowd of worehippluts
Tr114, lartilitel the 0.13.„ end the MOWS
tisla MA 01111 Lif WINN: LBO
*beat their tlita 4,4"
t,
4 -.•:•
As‘
lanen.
need. Ink • • •-•';
UM* IOW Welt: •Wa•Mit
Ie.
Route to by the Sirdinita..".....].
Aitethetive Mute vaSurz. Canal —.4..
It bee been eatienated thet *Rh fat -
curable weather the transport Sari
di•nicin terriveying the 'Otinedian troops
to the iteene of the. war in South
riga will meek /Ape Telen in thirty !
days! at Use meet. The dig/meet from
Quebec, to Cape Tawn le UtS lattice!
mit end the Seindlialen teelr
to &Oa an entitil
Other to rata ••
tiorne ligifitts 114
r
oo announcement waerriadt
Is generally understood that the •
inlet/ takee the molt direct ratite to
re Town, across the .iitiantle ocean
tut Indloated In the map sbore,
Au Alternative rou and one wide
f:int take, 4 t Way of -t
tralte at Gibraltar, MetiltetePietitt
Suds Oerlei, Had Seat Ong o
• Oho Indian Qeettn, ette,fttleits
atta thence t
Coot to Dttrban, tha ,polat
IMO tit
"It Is not unusual," said an mashrel.
la dealer, "for a person to Ites the
mato haanile en more tban MN um-
brella ; having it shifted from( a ware.
out umbrella to a new one. The han-
dle thus shifted miteitt be a, valuable $P144
0110, coatly to throw awity, or it -
might ha an inexpeineive one that ju#
Mgt 141 nreople
Par tiettlar Qat the/ hall * Of all UM -
broil*. es te alS41 mut shoe and
thUs want ono tbat just mite them if
they eau get it. They may run seross
such' an •uMbriglit and buy it or Ow
roay marelt tor it and find it; and
when the umbrella to whieh it is at-
taohed wears out, then vary likelY theY
ve t an o e „new umbrella
contrarrra alWaY0 dOes.
handle, Oat they like, seebetituted for
it.
that they hu oft and tbe
tA. man.% min4 sometimes rune to the
Barring football playere, the inbabl-.
tianitiaix of. this coentry are fairly well
ed
1,110XY IIICKNOW
• a
111E1 SVPIRMOR oluALrrY
DELL ce log* Tet
for ifaidf. A trial the MOSt convioeing argumeetie ifs femy.
Lmul Paekegewe 4 0
, • 0.03, 3e, se, Ono,
IMPORTANT LADIES I
t:,tua titst vesiuires dyeltun Shot you sots tios brin nee IP M4 041 kOt 7,44 D AS. novae
To make pre that when yen wials 0.11011}ny issWe, : Ye ills3,011,0t or 4
=Watt rut positively she bsst that o 10 1:0 111,0144.01, al4Y L aye cottota rink, W Wog
ally good ;How., wise,coshg negeggity * erepsrotle4ilfM13, fdiontto
tittl*Y4•141" Al?
are knop °rm. DU, Orilla and is trialtpickisis wt it4 vote. yell St Inn o_ O&M MOM
ho not put on with solosthing just as go 4 in.:wigs you know what failure 'lath it huab,edir the past..tberetell
ask fm 0141t DYKS end insist_ on getting them We lie Inv.( of your divots, or melee resis000r potato
tee wipes", or 3 for 2P omits. Have you owl thew If Witt gab it, Pliaktigeelnl be ansti .
TORONTO Ii0ME DYE Cae TORONTO,
Oletttyla Ten% COnsiders
Itself Fortnnate, In Paving
Dedd'S WIWI' Pills On
* Hand.
Mote Mold's Kidney PINS 'woe Intro
diseed Little Is Ward of the Old'
nee.
Iturilearl EXPlin Ina Ills Cam
'Ll1oknow, ;Nov._ 13. --The Peolde ok
thts town Are qf the opinion that
they are the meet fortunate lot of
People in the country. They say theY
have discovered a remarkebly easy es-
cape from Backaohe-tbe enemy of all
peoples at all times, They say that
Backache irl teeny Kidney ache, and,
that Doddai Kidney Pills will cure it.
The people of Luoknow may be, right.
mut Indeed they are right, to a certain
extant. ,aut they are; laboring under
it mistaken impression if they illiag-
leo theY have, made a newi disooverY
in finding Doad's Kidney Pills will
cure Backache. •
It is a well-known feet Hi all item -
tries that Dodd,ar Kidney Pille are a
ePecific not only for Backache, but
for all forma of Kidoey Diseaae --
Bright's Disease. Diabetes, Rheum:m-
eant. Heart Disease. Bladder and Ur-
inary Complaints, Women's Disorderg
and Blood Impurities.
• The people of •Looknow are none the
lesa fortunate, however, in having a
medicine that will curet these diseartes.
even though cures are• not confined to
their own town. Dodd's Kidney' Pills
comprise the only medicine that will
cure them, and there was a time when
the more severe of the maladies were
incurable. ' •
Mr, George Burgress: ot Locknow,
sat's: "I have been st'ok for about
ifive -months. / had a terrible Back-
ache alI the time, and my kidneys were
yery bad as the doator said. 1 wag•
advised to use • Dodd's Kidney Pills.
I got one box and found relief almost
Immediately. X 'used three boxes al-
together and am recovered complete-.
ly. I can do my work better now than
ever in my life before.' -
•
FROM THE ROYAL TABLE.
_
en the Amtrak= Court it is e.on-
trary to custom for perithable arti-
cles to appear twice on the imperial
table: The result is large perquisites
for the attendants. To one man falls
all uncorked bottles, to another the
wine left jn the glasses, to anothen
the joints, and to another still the
game. of the sweets. • Every' morning
a sort of Market le .hti3Id in the base-
ment of the palace, where 'the Vien-
nese come to purohase the remains..
- ROOT OF SONE EVILS.
sake of the boys in the office who are
to note 'Ms meode, will you be kind
aUnnadecrontbaeoljuuetnisttictollivttooeforeueraturgebarond
enough to take eepeoial pare to see achers whale R,0
. I
'are eagle:0 I
4101030151Csitipwie
00%1944 tHrEVir
Dear Madame, the note read, for the
Tel" C teraiivifg agyi
that he gets a good breakfast every Y., Ch
morning? If you have anything to he W
w armed over, give it to him at night. ted 11 6°9
We wake this plea in the leterests of ' an , TORillatiNTY06,7 BOLNT!,
peace 'and prosperity...
Crattr. SOUVefilr
•
FOR OVER FIFTY TSAR*
MRS. WINSLOW* SOOTHING MGM lias bent
mud by oth f cheat* teethIn Remakes
the child, 'Otero the gums, allays pain, otures wind
collo, and is the but remedy for diarrhose. 35o bet.
its, &Ad by sit druggists thrOulibent tbe World. Be
cam att4 OM tor " On. Wirlaw's thatblisa Shur
NEEDED TEM MONEY.
Mrs. Dolan.-ae her husband' returns
at an unusual bour-An' yex bees on
anither stroike, eb I th' Cause
this toimet • _
Kr. Dolan, grim1Y-,..013 l 01 guess th,
*welkin' dilegate's beboind in his rint
ag'in. •
Beautiful life4ike portrait Of Ifor Majesty queen '
Victoria, lithographe in calor", suitable for Irisuttn&
sise 18x24 invites. tree. In tube, on receipt of
15 eeete 10 saver,
BENkION ,ART fvurAlfir,
43 tioott street. reroute.,
$109 Rewaril, $100.4
Tlie'readers qt this paper will be pleased to
'learn that there is at least one dread, d chemise
that science has been able to cure In al its
Shigeo' and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh.
Cure ls tbe only positive cure now kuown te
the medical traternffy. Catarrh being a cons.
titutional dieease, require.; a. eonaitutional ,
treatment. Hall's -Catarrh Cute tisk 'n iuter• •
wilily. acting directly upon the bmoil and -
muttons surface* ot the .byetem. 'thereby do,
trtiying thii foundation of . the disease, and
giving the petient Kt rungth by building up the
constitution and assisting nature lo *doing 1E4
work. The proprieties have so much faith In
its motive powers, that they offer vole Hun-
dred Dollars for any. mule that it fails. to cure,
Sendtor list of testimonials.
. A(1(110311, F. J. CH EN Ey 8t. CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by draggis,s,. 75e. •
Hall's Family Pills are tte best '
NO KEYS.
Ida -I wonder why old Thinkman, '
the inventor, wears such long hair.
May -His head contains such valu-
able ideas that they have to be pro-
tected by leeks. .
Ida -But 'they are not metal.
May -Oh, yes, they are silver lock*.
•
Dyeing Cleaning I
For the very best send Your work ti the
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•
DIDN'T WORK MUCH.
De Smoker -Do you,' know, my dear,
an eminent eelentist has discovered
that tobaceo arrests the development
of bacterial •
'Wife -Does it. really? You wouldn't
want your little, wife to he eaten up
by those horrid bacteria, would you,
my deart Where's your other:pipet I'll
becomeetcamoket myself.
.
I CALLA LILY CREAM
ensures a gouthhil complexion. Bend 25oentt; for nal
bottle, or post eard for °Ocular on akin sad oomplaxies.
A461E111117. Thuticat a.r. Ma QuortSt. W.,Torouto..
A REASON FOR BIS VIEWS. •
r were to begin life again, said the
philosoper,.1 would net want.to begin
at the beg.inning.
His opinion was probably influared
by the fact the' the baby was 3ust
then te,ething. ,
Have You Catarrh?
If you are ttroubled with Catarrh
and want to be cured, wet Catarrho-
zone, which is a guaranteed cure for
title distressing dIsease. Tbere is no
myetery about Catarrhozone, though
ifs effect is magical. Ointments and
glottis cannot reach the diseased parts
and 'have thus proved useless, but Cat-
arrhozotes Is carried by the air you
breathe directly to the dimmed parts,
where it volatilizes, killing the germ
life and healing the sore spots. It
Stites by inhalation. No danger. no
risk,. sold by all druggists or by mail,
price $1.00. For trial outfit gend163, in
stamps to N. C. Poison &CO., Box 518
Kingaton, Ont.
SONGS MY FATHER SUM
/ call to mind the gongs that Ma
Was wont to sing to me In youth;
But what It was that came -from Pit
• I'vei clean. forgot; and that'a the
t frith.
I've pondered o'er the nutter long,
With many a mental stunt;
nut I cannot recall a song -
The beat that comes is %deep gnint.
TM OEMS A Vita IN ONE DAT
TAO LagatIVe &eine (Writes' Tablets. All
druggist's refund the money it lt teals to cure.
Bk. X. W. Grover argesture le ou each hoz
It matters little if you are ignorant,
for you, will meet people daily who
know it all.
u pharaoh loce• Possafhtlaraaby, Quo,
Cipe Maardadeur,
44.040.444.
• FETTERED spnEell.
.1ohinie, what do you
think of your little baby siatert
Johnnie -I can't telt you, Mr. Whiie.
Mamma always whips me 111, Limbed
language.
O'KEEFE'S Litimp, MALT
dtm...T. 0
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'"”F". ValanY Note' tsteg $1.5O
TORN OUT THE OAS.
• traderetand, now, said the old man,
, /sternly, that if you ball here in the
' future my ordera are that my daugh-
ter and you are net to eee each other.
Tour orders, 41r, Reid Jitek Nurvy
promptly, will bo strictly obeyed. Pil
tion OUt thy get first thing.
debarkation. This ronte Would, of
eourerme,itinzlistevre, abneedn assailer poalsitahoolousantiod
Tontitges afar the direct route t*
neut. ficv this diesrdrantne, it
*as tattled to total the etto'Pe the etbs.
11',1,1r14"
hstiter they, Oltrite
. their
talliteh with Gene .itt.rition *-14r,
ne itt PT,
to Reno. • an
tater* t *Jr:a h Sia:liceigtfetith
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SAVING. SPACE. •
Miss Slimdiet-Ilere'a an -advertise,
board. Does he soli he's a literary
man to show . he's a person of refine -
meat and culture?
Mrs. Slinidiet-Noi it's tO show' that
he cen't Pay muoh. •
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