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Obildren are fond of eltrprisee.' The
eittne may be of adult* Ger/Wally
• whoa they are laying don% toottporaris
ty the pares of lite and being' ohilaree I
oven "just tor to -eight." Onrietmas
, feta le pleasieg tO both great and
"Would eau have martial. her U 1 A SODA COURTSEIR. •
Oteik(seliokt;*1644elleki* lEtleeIEF41440eleielet Itsi,t,1 tett aeasowledged her f "While here," said a traveler the
No i because 13301107 usoeseity
ADouble Disobedience 1.4 not the may or the Treoarital, "I saw how the letesee come
courting. The glrl WW1 the daughter
9 "It must be au urgent considers.. a coy employer. The young Mau
titYa. ll'OU haVe lost 110 thue." tittabed up to the bottles on horeebeolt,
.".1 ebouttl advise you to lore notte weerine new 400100, with an °settee
"I belelle to eott ter htontht" eh.
eherishen weeknexe tor Warrender hem piano° and °ler betore the
Ms. Daryl looked earkly at les gums- gave the lines to one! or the 'latent'
"The story you • heard 'trout that nicnnile telatioutaiii to fti DarY1'
AK*" said; "than choose. miller. Your granddeughter teeteer in hie hat. fie matie hie tine
01:1mETER.
CHADT133 V. -Continued. The announcement dt Mile Mob- of Merrldele." bootee ere he deseen .ed. Then be
caused au ixamenee Elongation and elle tl•aeer. tots standing near and walked uP and
young man Warrender the fitat tnum et once be ta th rage aw,nag 410 "Whet grounee have you for teat down in front et the windows of the
the goodieti and Otte they fiu i within house well knowing that the eyes of
ea a it
mixiall-to the former heeallse' lt. tli a Nfr. Daryl begau.
1 sae' you Wee substantially true:' 1 i it b b . 4 i
his sweetheart were peeping through
was etsrpezd hi.eurai, awssorecritiloonr14",t,
. I have done MY beat to etto the house and fleet shookeands
si Peep e w o ad etore
"My. fantilY eert"'n-lEvery-0146 called on her, and every
Clever deviee, to the letter becauee of ly were never what might be called civ,er the grounds. You may take in/ the blinds et him. 'Zhou he strutted
"It weak* only be wearisome to go
„,,,,„ 1 one deolaVed that see WAS cbarmiug.
IL . strait-laced people. They a
w nt (i'''''' i Her romantic story
An cnnite will Serra a9 an adenr.: lie was the worat ot them all. Ile d a re" I self. She alWaya put an eud. to that site palette]. Pim tu-day witbout ispeek" Ilutee tag,' good day. The memo he
• tine bY one, wail onlY JAY eon wasieft'' ouseed. but Oa before Mitie Ditetil her- demage eViterender in her eYea. and with 'Tante,' the Mother, and mid
able example becautte le Is extey te bled, betted. drank. oommitted every it was attempted and probe& any leg to Mtn. Chill any day MaY did with '00M, the father, and &then
Make and pretty td• look at. For Ito Wickednesa you have ever beard ot and nen • t r f Sh t throw Mt the whole thi
ret ere an at Met SPdride to the girl and ber
Dee grange 0/Ored eleth-that having some, dotibtiesii, which were not epok. I 910a er Peet I e- e 00 tera axtd. brothers.
en of in Doctor Riehmond's family.i Pie° with a amadialance tbat back ta Pectdc and
• 3 illppled surtace, mainant 1 th
Y ° ° when ha had tamed imeseis I amazed eVerybody, and people divot,- tem; is she sure to remain, b nir *1"aw
Oom said enly 'Sits,' rialge a seat,
' freit. For eaoh orange °et four et "When that Mat "took place 'he net following it. Lady Peuryth found "She. nornised t d a ;it
' herself very emu% de trop wben sbe Witliouel writing to° asntYbod" a Mau
43 ° tb ai;:i then there was complete silenee
well most closely imitate the reale body and soul he came hear to die ered that ehe was setting tee fashion, Mr. Daryl Crowne g
which lasted until the bowl a coffee
, five oval eeetIons, painting the ends. y:.
seekie ce few wards, Oom aeked hew
A real orange may be used as a pat- good ane innocent, Lord de Brume an- tievnedrtYhutn Wg e Whase a r ad tail 11 itea-hnbe oiabt ;hitt! ni at L:auml rt: Ili
firivayy married some girl About he Igitirdel the young twines. and the of- 'A monte ? The only way to keep w" br°°44t in"
.
sent for ;me and told me that he bad
u :qi.,,e ? cempanionshie and countenance her tirmfeorm itueer ,,to be married before
tern by eating the 'met in Became in fl.leirWr4elle'ett so4,4that very innocence killed tvettutt°, sets h.astened to make were de- the
of each one in the family, how the cat -
the ordleary manner frem tee otera oer. Ee got tired of her, as he gor,`""acuY aeellned. ' sweved delibera' tely, *
tired Of everything, end. to rid hitaself There was 2 dinner party one even- "To yourself, I supporte et t tle and the crops were doing, etc. All
point to the opposite oenter, removing
4 grandfatem, fakie he 1 .. e „ the time we Were drinking coffee. At
It and Using One section by which to hie Marriage to her was *sham a he
of her ,ana her ohil& he told. her that leg' ana KiimenY Pat opposite to bee The other nodded.
? trees f tb it g r p ace as tees- "I will take my it/lancet" be satil . ei last the suitor ros
0 a 014 t he ()kite tendons, Join al) had an te * • * . -
o er wag living; and he ditaert.! o e ouse, hir, Daryl neeer videttever happene aft w d S e and banded his
omitted an invitation to Lady Perryte; not, forgotten tee Rieeihmaeln: pee ptEl,
cheisloclerretme istiress and the only r radgeh79,1 naVg Tied te accept it. His and she' is in love with Warreuder.°She
these intetions together, laving, how_ eft her• The ohmic killed. her; but the
. evert an opening betWeen the edjeln- d
1,?:, width Ya, vtliein't'owlsee her "pub down"
were guide sule, menet marry lum if she IS MY wife.
and if taw cannot marry him, she will
leg edges, of two of them through me tweet or liu.la Iling..ta me* iIii re '
wh tli te marriage, and tol me
Is grand aughter, and her wee- let the reet go," i)o you agree ?"
whiehte insert the °etude, toy or other ere e ohild was to be feund, and • "J "
.1 tence of th
I tio b OS Wail due to some /Eutaw,- "Are you fend of the girl V"
gift it ls to eontain. A' greeu eeyn 41.ell he died.
it/ .. kept hie aaufeaalaa a ..maret. s n tv Joh she could somicely define. "Yeseetonder than I ever thou ht
. totem. he whioh to suspend it, if deter- t'
ed, •may thee be added. Prettier still
appears this fruit it a leaf or two et
artificial or real foliage is attached.
The saint, 'idea oan be serried Out in
various kind,s of frulte.pears, apples
• and benanas'being yore PretttlY made
of smooth fabrics,. wtth the former two
' dread te imitate -the rosy cheeks of the
real fruit,. PeEMberi outdo of Pale buff
velvet May /lave Painted cheeha and.
• look:very natueal. Lemons, tomatoes
and cucumbers may be added to tee
, *collection in the way ef variety,
though children. will hot.. 1?e specialty
e• attracted by them, .
A Christmas feature:xi:Mob enjoyed
by ohlIciren and often indulged in by
vaults is a Christmas pie. in which' is
Cenci:tali* trinkets, toys and kniek-
knaokti for general distribution. The
. pie may be . "made by ,plaiing the
trifles destgaated in a large basin or
pan, as the number of them' demands,
• first attaching te each one end of u
string two or three' feet long. Totthe
othdr ends of these strings Octet& ..be
fastened tiny bows . Of bright, pretty
The "Must" of a Cliristmed pie is
sbtnetimes reeds of tissue paper, some-
times of bran, either one presenting
• the appearance .or rich, well -browned
pastey. If the "cruet" is tO be of
tissue paper the strings must • be ar-
range& all around the basin so that
the ribbon bows will fall just oval the
. rim and sit up around it when the
... "crust" is raia on! and Waked in. all
' round, • Or this style of "crust" maY
have fancy openings in the shape of
stars, leaves, vines or flowers main
It, aed through these „from the unaer
side may pass the ends•of the strings
that are fastened to bowe. -
Tbe other ,"oeust" is formee of a
thick layer of bran scattered over the
'contents of the pie to conceal them
and.the strings or cords, only this rib -
'bows •of which appear on the surface,
for all the world like tulips and aro-
. °uses. All exciand thierde Will be a
t.
wreath oe holly or some pretty Christ-
mas green. .- .
• The pis is•passedt or if it very earge
it is placed on the middle of the eup-
per table or on a small table in. tbe
center of . the • room. • Each guest
selects a bow, pulle the string, and out
comes his plum in the shape of apretty
,, gift. • _ !
A• jolly ending to a Christmas party
' and one enjoyed by young and old is
called the lianging stocking. A huge
etocking is prepared two or three dant
before Christmas from tissue paper,
the paits being.securely pasted togeth-
, -.or, A, good plan is tb cut one Lalf
•ot the stoolcing an inch larger all
•round theta the other bait Then lap
' 'the extra, width over on the smaller.
' sida,ancl paste it down. This will.pre-
t the unfinished appearance result -
m pasting two edges together,
and besides, will prove more durable.
Tim etooking is fillee with light
toys, trinkets and trifles; and hung
from the ceiling. Each guest, in turn,
ia bendfolded, given a lighb cane or
rod, tures three times around and
^- then is told to edvance and hit the
e -e!. , bag, Many are the misses, as eVery
one who haa ever attended a donkey
party will 'surmise. The first bit, Also I do not intend you. to have any mination to aocemplish hie ruin 111
howeveie beeeks the bag, and the con- more to do with that tallow 'Warren- Miss DEtryes eyes came with it.
tenti come tumbling down. A scram- der, He is not a fit person for you The riding party came off the next
ble for them, ensues, and everybody to know'. You are no longer Doctor morning. Kemeny, now an accom-
cotnes forth anuling, whether success- Richmond's childe you are Miss Daryl, Oohed itorsewomen, rode a beautiful
tut in securing a souvenir or not, my granddaughter and heireas." animal which her grandfather had
Another ending to Christmas Pesti- • Still Kilmeny did not anavver,•and bought to take the place of tbe
vities is the seouring of the prize toy.
A. tine toy 18 fastened upon the wall
and fired at with a paper dart,•it tiny
bow and arrow or a putty gun. A
score is kept, and should 110 one ac-
tually hit the toy, it is given to the
One whose shot is nearest it. Of
course, the first hit sedures the toy; to
the marksman firing the sink. Second
and third. prizes xnay be put up if the
hostess thinks well on the suggestion.
--; i'::' • ' Hole -in -the -wall prize is conducted
on the "blindfold" plan. A square of
pasteboard with a hole in the center,
five oe abt inches in diameter, is fast-
ened, upright, in front of a prize toy,
Three "turn arounds" and one thrust
are allowed each Candidate. The
°Minos of winning are about even
with those of hitting the hanging
stocking.
t. . This method of distributing gifts is
meet pleasing to little folks, for le ie a
"
sort of hide-ahd-seek game. A. large
spider Is bought or fashioned at borne,
and hung from the chandelier. Its
back is hollowed to hold a spool, to
which are attached many gilt and
silver cords,
Debit ehild is given a cord and told
' that at the and, oE it she will disoover
something that she likes or wante. In
arranging. the web these cords have
- been Carried in and out and round
„ about rooms and furnititre, and up
• . litairs and down, and, the ends finally
II ---r - "t4 . de, tittryh°priettdcet."°Ture troewringt °Orli:116e
••• cords id greet fun, and the "find" at
the end alwaya greatly appreciated.
alte required. . .
, resit ve never ism. arise winch would wee her au oppor-
hit'. child, Still I wished that tenity fde eevenge, and she must not
shoule -he brought up respectably, es, t „
She eat wateeing the girl,
Chance had thrown me into contact, "-"se tt.
who •comported herself with her
of the Itriefest and most professional usual indifference to Lade Peeryat's
sort with a Docbar,Richlmoud, a young obeervation, and might have been a
end Eiteuggline t practitioner. I had finished werman ot the world for her
heard thee they heel no obildren.m! ease ot manner and brilliance of stele.
bought his present practice en ' e Lord de Bruyne was close beside her,
name, and I sent hint the papere mak- i as he always was. Everybody knew
ing it his along with the ' child, who Ithat be was Miss Daryl's suitor, '
Wes secretly conveyed to his home, Ac- "I have feund out what you have
oomPanying her I sent a tetter stating
that she was born in lawtul 'wedlock, Itigvhaeiretvemryeb.;dbyerosuani4d tihnOma liArewre vta°1u-ik-
bat that her. relatives wiehed, foe -erg -
of ell responsibility coneerniinchg Iherh.'ad
ent reesen, to ,rid themselves for eveti ' oinfitat 0 oTnhvae faeanItiaorilir thWaate bland etOanktei nix upaina co:
betweeh them earlier in the day, when
Stated thee the practice wie he -had asked Kemeny what had cans-
beught tor Wu would be taken from ed her to change towards him since
d t the
you naeces
, It is odd,
d it mast be
hetrheinghaiStf :tanhaY1
say what oc-
he uext mins
. •
d ento time or eater an opening ynight that I could be of a wonittn.
im un ess tie colleen
add as bis own, and nevee let it be title! beoerae Mies - Deryl. ' "
ialthfuL to old friends, t
blown that such was not the eerie. I
er tiek abeut tnem ,n
and that she should never bo sought
one that sort of feeling,
after or reclaimed, and (hat only
inconvenient. Nobody
person in the world except themselves
.- heart or memory, or a
kneW the truth about her,
re.o.yi:cltid aglAllvtel.aDoowittolir t hit anbmtmett Ben% Ice:eds.' t7ooeue kannodw' t*orWg a• alti •
option. Thete wda.s ntro.hoelucheithd4y4sevrhstieh9ibof
e cou d lawyer y buoot!Sk:O'cti':tyy0Susev.meisyto hose b
family of the ehil He had ail these. opinioes formed so Meg
early in li e, if you
was pretty and witining. I believe:
and his wife apeepted the cherge, They eV." , • • . • '
reinove'd at once to Redmineter, where "An, weit-as to that; I Make no
every ,ene took it foe granted that the boait I-4 gave got te be perfectly in-
different to what is said. It was quite
baby with them Was ante oWn. When
I' iound that thee, had done so, I a new sensation to find that anybpdy
made no. terther inquiries, and. lost eared ebout a/3000er
sight of them completelee I was un- -"And what Makes you suppose that
aware that young. Warrendet• lied any I care for anybody f .1 left•everything
bebind.for tnis 'world' which you talk.
commotion with them, or that there
to much of, where nobody cares or re.
was 'any chance of meeting him, again.
"Wben e tound out who you were, members. 1 bet., etrerything that I
. it could wish. and must, of, course, be
I changed tny mind about yoe.
was not .lkely that; brought up% as" haPPY!" • - •
eou had been, yen would' have your _"Ynu still have , that incenvenient
father's tendencies, 1 determinee , to thing -a heatt. Yeti bave not. Ceased
knew more of youeand yeti seented in- to temember, You have taken an inter -
anted te make that easy. Still, "I est, in somebody, end love that person
Should not have ackuowledged' the :re- veltemently. Tnink, of 'doing. anything
lationship in which you 'atooa to me hi) vehemently l Miss e Daryl; you ate
soon ele, fer somegoesip which / heard such a constant surprige to. ree 'that
this morning cencerning. what people I .cezitess I think of very little else."
are pleased to call my 'infatuation' for "I haidlY even, think of yoti. or any-
yorti,, I did not choose that. ray grand- body in particular. L •have ide many
detighler's positiGn , SkoUld he misun- pleo.sures that I have vo time." '. .
derstood, and I deterretned to pro- el ani, going to try to make you•think
claim it to ' the .world: I drove' over abeat me. We ;eget banish these old
When Lady Peureth left me to see Mrs; things, ana, as you* heart eannot re-
Ricluoiond, '
an open
matn empty, weenust fill it with some-
.
"The arrangament between us had thing new.'
been that nothing was to be said open- "We 1• Whom do tete. mean, by. twer
ly until Doctor Itich•mottdie return, Lady Peurith and. yourself I suppose?
but that 1 was to have every oppor- Lord de Iirayne, you have chosen your
tunity, of seeing you in the, meantime, subjects of convereation very ill* this
found, however, that sorne story evening, We hyrie talked About noth-
had come' to ypur ears last night, ing but you and me; and. I don't know
doubtless again through *Lady Pent ,which is the More uninteresting. Are
ryth's khid offices. • so I made my yoa going out riding with us .in the
decision, 1 directed elm. Richmond morning t
and her family' to return home, and "Certainte. Do equ still ride the
that, when they were gone, you were pony V". •
to be octet to me here: . e' • . "No. He wad sent away, end -I have
'Mr, beryl looked keenly at Kile a horse. now." •
"Do you go up to town ire
' -Senn
meny's face as he finished, liz! Order•to
mark the surprise and exultation ex, 1" •
which the knowledge of her new pros- ' 'd -h. cannot tell what will hap -
Deists • would awaken in her, rie Oen 00 far away 88 that 1"•- • •
' The changing glove in lier.eyes and
thought that what he had revealed to
tbe odd littte telapite into her former
her had probably been, too much for
manner warned hirn of danger. He
her, she looked sontrange and pale..
;,Did you mad, mamma 011 the even_ had begun. to find, to his amazerrient,
, • and wag beginning te beat in an un-
,der's?" she asked.
mg Neese we dined at Mr. warren.. that his' heEtit was still ie existence,
Usual way when' he ' was near Kr.
"I did not meet 'mamma' ertywhere," Daryl'a granddaughter. The aim
he answered, frowning. "1 met Mrs. whieh he beceset before him -to marry
Richmond that evening and 'gal e her her end rotrieVe his fortunes hy means
her instrectioes. Do not consider your- '„f her money-ehad begun to look
seIf under ony obligation 'to her. She -
strangely: inviting te eim as. well as.
and Doctor Richmond were well paid advantageous. A strong feeling or
ter apything they. ever did for you, jealousy agdinst Christopher Warren -
Your connection with them has ceased. de w w kin h*ta and deter-,
NAMING l'FfE BABY,
The naming of the child in Persia:Is
Mule an event of great rejoicing and a
time for the gathering .of telatives.
. When the geode OTC IlL019M,810(1' stveet-
meate are eaten and then the infant
etetteeseeet,ten itetewaddling teethes is brought in
en& laid on the tatspet in the center
of the room by one of the prieste,Eive
nemes are written on as many slips of
't• paper and placed betWeen the leaves of
. the Koran; a chapter is read from this
letok and then one of the slips le drew
at rendom. The name on the slip is
the One the eland has to bear through
life, and the priest takes -dram slip,
pronounces the name le the chatter ear
nod &Mee the piece of paper he its
claims. (elite and eongrattilatione fols
lo*,
The custom in Japan is for parento
on the thirteenth day after ite birth to
take the ehild to the temple they at.
tend and the father gives three names
to the priest,. who 'writes each oil a
piece of paper. Theise are the& 'shut.
fled about wlth certain intantations
and thrown up in the ale, The first
Mr. Daryl went on after a pause. pony. Lord de Bruyne %vas beside Or
"As to the ridiculous name. Which and they made a remarkably handsome
Mrs. Riehmond saw fit to give you, Pair. The remainlog ladies and gen-
t hat must be droPped. I bave looked tlemen of the party followed chat -
into the marriage register of your eng and laughing, It all iooked very
pareets, and I find that your mos gay and baPPY, and doubtless 111411Y
ther's name was Nina. 'Twill does well people envied the girt to whom such
as any othere-Yott shall be Nina Daryl unexpecteirygood fortune had tome, But
henceforth, Kilmeny 'Richmond has Kilmeny euddenly felt. as. if a cold
ceased to exist." hand had clutched her heart as a
.!Yes -X see that," the girl answered turn of the road brought. them face
with an odd Muerte "I haye no dhoice, ,0 face with Christopher Warrender.
( suppose I must stay 1" • He was riding. slowly when they met
"You do riot want any choke, do him, and hie mien was thoughtful. To
you/ You do not want to be a doc- Kilmeny it seemed as if he looked olds
tor's daughter, tanning about the er than when she had last met bim,
country in company With any one who and she heti to put a stroitg effort
chooses to invite you mixing with mid- on herself not to let any one see the
tile class people, looked down upon! by stfect whieh the 'sight had upon her,
your equate, and living on charity bt She knew all at once that she want -
the house, of a man whorl you ought' edeber "mother" and all the simple
not to aesoctate with? I said that the home -joys which had made her hap -
reason I decided to acknowledge piness until a few weeks ago, and that
yea wag on accennt Of the IMMO she hated her present life, with its
which I heard this morning. I bad brilliance ahd emptineas, But Lord
another reason as well as this. I de Bruene was beside her, and she was
wanted to separate you from. War- conscious gthat hist eyes were fixed
render. He has had the presumption keenly on Ler face. She must net be -
to lift his eyes to my granddaughter. tray herself ; she muste-though it
Be shall see that. she is not for him. ahould break her heart -hide from
Do you understand thief" everybody the great throb of joy which
"Oh, yes -I understand it!" Kil- the felt at the sight, of tee man be-
meny cried, "I understood that ; fore her, who, even her mother had
Much before! But for that, do you told her, wag ishut out from a good
think I should be here/ Lady Penryth woman's friendship.
took paint te etlighten everybody- Christopher reined in his horse at
she and Lord de Bruyne." sight of the parte, and moved to one
"Do not concern youreelf about Lady side to iet them pass. His eyes were
Pewit*. paid her to inttoduce you fixed on Kemeny, and he waited for
into society, and, since she failed to eign of recognition from her, The
do it art I wished, T shall take the ;let time that, they had nett she had
thing into my owu hands. As to Lord
de Erteratees-M leaned towarda him and spoken in her
soft, wilful, coaxing yoke, begging
He glanced '' sharply , =meetly
a- ------- • hin1 tO let .her enjoy herself. Now
Lady Penryth .ead repeated to him she made the slightest possible inctirt.
her conviction that a nameless and ation of her head, as he waited, and
questionable porton' like Xilinney passed on withottt a word.
could never really expect anything but ;
attentions'which were insulting from,' 'When Klitneny could nee Lord tle
it man of Lord de' Bruyne's • eteeion, I Bruyne after everything ha& ceased to
and he had resolved at once to execute bs blurred round her, he was riding
his greab MeV, and raise his grand.' on without any change in his. demean-
or, ahd he was talking as if. nothiug
daughter to a position of equality
with tbe guests whom he had imm. had occurred. She plunged into cone
moned to Meet ter. versation with him recklessly, and
"As for Lord de Bruyne,'"' het repeat- showed hereelf so gay and kind Bed
ed, looking at =teeny, eyontyourself" them behind nodded and totaled, say -
shall decide regarding him." , Ing to thentaelves that there would
"I win try it for a month," shale:cid teern be a 'Lade de Iteuyne. When
ahtupt/y. "I will stay here and have they reached home Kilmenre cornpan-
nothing to tio with any one in my ton at 011C0 sought an interview with
past life. will write to Marada, Daryl in his own nom,
telling nothing but the bard feet, and "/ hates come," he mid, "to ask your
pro. consent to my addrettaing Mits Daryl
risking her not to write, t will
mite you for that month not as a suttee for her hand. have quite
to be Kilmeny Richmond but Made up my mind about it, and I want
ow* Nina Daryl. At the end of the te eoraptete ever/thing an Ewen as
mouth--" may he." •
"tit the end of the month, you will "You certainty come attaight to the
gill be my granddaughter," he said, Point. in mob a case, a man genet -
with 4 suspicion of threatettin In hie ally thinks it netessary to make some
'oleo." You belong to Mk ou are Mention, of els teenage towards *the
thEtt falls is the ono oholloo• This Is net of age and OAR make no choice Ady. It May DM eta MY Plano for
thee written by the prieat on,a con. I lutve your (*rear matked out Ito tni granddaughter to be married meets-
steritted pleee of paper and givea to yoa, Aso I intend you to be differ. Y became she Is an Mertes."
"X thought it better tti apart yott
the' ehild'S parents to preaerve. The ,lifforoot from rliolo whe Want bdc•ra
child then reettiVelt °Sabin gifte. two of /cm. All the reit disgraced. me, slid all that," Lord' de Eruyne answered.
'Of eonrse I car. make any proteeta-
whieh are important. it a boy-, two. ruined themeelves. -2-ou !shalt be dit. '
dons yOu wish. Will do my beet to
fano ere rewarded; end if. a girl, a fatatitP
pot af pomade, *ad in with cue a One. 26 'landed at her. with a 'look of Make Misit Daryl hary, and do not
ket of flax thread is added', wirieh gide and
poteeesiont and lenteeny seek her as my wi e simply beeatme
sigtoinor• pod widows ohd tots. hi.. two. „ she is an barest."
V S.
•
else should I concern =quilt about
her 1". • ,
"There ta money to be bad with
her."
"Yes-tbere fOliiat be Money, Then
yob agree 1" ,
Mr. Daryl aseented outily. He was
proud, with a selfish and Cruel pride,
of the .beautiful graedohild .whout. ee
bad auddenly discovered, He had
been afraid that the circumstances of
her early life znight prove prejudicial
to her when. he brought ..hor Mating
peepte of a class so muoli above, her.
Lord de Bruene's ceoice ot her as a
wife wOuld at once stamp lier as in
every way their equ'al. And his pro-
pheoy of her probable action when the
month *as tip alarmed him. Ile bated
the RichraOnds when he found that
Kilmen.y still thouight of them and was
fond of them ; and, most. of all, .he
hated Christoeher Warrender. Ilefore
he petted trent Lord ele 13ruyne it -had
been settled- that nothing, should be
allowed to prevent leilmentee becoming
hts wife before the stipulated montb
should have elepsed,
• • "I have one more thing fo' say," Lord
cle Bruerne obterved ite be rose to go,
"I have 'decided to arrange affairs
Without Lady Penyrthe intervention,
She is yew: grenddaughter's enemy,
and she is a double deatee. The less
she is hake the better." .
Mr. Daryl made ne reply; It occur-
red to him, as Lord' de Bruyee went
out of the room, that he himself ba
bean merely a pnppet in the hands
of Lady Penryte and Lord 'de 13ruyne.
The reflections of. the • master of the
house were not ot the Most satisfaelory
nature as he mused over this intervieW
after his visitor. had gone. •
• Hi tmety had retreated to her ovirn
room when the ride was over, and had
looked her door; fler head Telt be-
wildered and her •heate benumbed by
what• had taken pleee. The eense of
a mistake • also weighed on her ; 'the
secret about her parentage, and the
story of.Chrite guilt seemed to be.mix-
ed upeantil she could not disentangle
them. What bad he mother really
allow= bride the •Laehergoot," coulee-
-dotter', watch she, hluehing and
taught , aeeePted.
"Thirirwae the critical 'nutmeat, for
it elle bad retusedtbe gift that Welad
'JAY* ended the courtship New there
was gayer talk, until ad but the twe
left tee room for It Waif the right at
the suitor to roman in the front reerri
ateing with her of ht. oholoe. But so
that he envied not etay too long.
"Tante,' aocerdleg to (engem, *topped
up to the wax candle and made a mark
ou it, with a needle, saying that the
vielt might last anal the candle buret
arm far. This WAX a emnratind that
tbe most lovestok Wain dare not dis-
regard.'
you Have prelhably reihi. this advection:neat mousy Clews atul
thought no more about.it. This time write
UDELL
on your memory and on your krocoes order—AND DON'T FORGET,
Lead Peckageo. • • . 45. 301 40, & dec.
Ceylon Tea
•o••••••••.•
Have been broken up by the falling
health of mother or father.
Dr, Ward's Blood and
HAPPY
ONLY ONE LEET. Nerve
There flew remains only one people
toe wbose sovereignty hes not been
•M IE S A
and ene little valley south of the °qua -
claimed. by.gome European Power. It
is the Valley et Batmen, fifty or sixty
miles wide, north of Liebe,' in Smith i
Africa.
, • ••••••••••
STRONG COMMENDATION. ,
Xs Perkins ao honest man? ettaked
Vo,ngle.
Indeed be is, replied Gazzam. There
Isn't a man to the ottioe who would ree
fuee to lend hiat an umbrella,
"".
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TRUTH IN BULK
Recent Issue of the Star Causes a Sensa-
tion Among Its Readers.
EMINENT MEN INVOLVED
Irreilitable Mass Of 'Evidence, Gathered by a Canadian
Concern • Operating in, the United States.
(From The T0e00t0 Me.)
• •
Readers of the Star were startled their evidente fairly and honeetle for
Eleetricity has been applied to the
last Saturdee to Hee the nemes of pro- ' the benefit ot ethers. . menufacture of glass, A. pot of glass
minent Public melt high in the service i It takes a very. unselfise man to al -
of the -united !States printed in con- , low bis.name to be assooteted with a can be melted en la rainutes Which by,
'Motion with endorsationn Of a Cane- petent, medioine testimenial - or a the old ptooess would require 30 hours.
dien patent remedy. • Not only was it • man powerfully impreseed• with the --,- • ' -
surprising that mop of such protnin..! merits of .the Preparation and un- La Toscana lop RELIANCE CIGAS
el= would permit their names to be ' uaually grateful for the benefits :de • 9 "" b 4 0'1 LIM .Mout.rem
eTtaillly...cure all diSeaSee caused by impoverished
blood. Stomach troubles, kidney troubles, rheuma-
tism, sciatica, catarrh and chronic constipation, yield readily to their
VITaAtia°vne.' at our Office thousands of testimonials, and will send a book of
information containing some of these free on application,.
There Is no sense In feeling miserable when you oan be so easily
cured. eo cents pee box, five boxes far $2.00. All Druggists, or
Sam, Viiilliams 84 Co., Toronto, Ont.
.1 •
NEW STYLE OP PITCHER.,
The ;tow pitcher Mr Serying iced
drintes is an English invention, and
beeutifully presented in both green
'and ruby glase. To put ice eirectly in
the beverage. weakene its strength and
flavor. This is obviated by the intro- ,
duotion into the new pitcher of a glass I
inner oylinder, resembling 4 lamp
chimney as much as anything, with a
paver top end screw cork. In this the
crapited•ice lasts a long time, the drink
poured from the pitcher proper and
renewed atgain and again as requir-
ed.
ELECTRIC GLASS PTJRNAGES.
esed, *though this was unusual, en- rived from it. One naturally dislikei • . VIENNA POLICEMEN. • •
pugh and' it speaks VolUraes for the! having accounts of one's phyaical de.
preparation that ouch wes the case. t feces published broadcast even though Vienna policemen! tete:required to
but thee United states senators and! theee is a complete cure attached. But uaderstane telegraphy and to be eele
eougresemen, prominent • professional I teem is ,. e
men and United States army stage where ill to swim end row a boat. •
officera i' ilea lth becemes so pronounced that
dian remedy is more StKpriaing still. •
Cana- all pride, vanity, reserve -- call it . -
7 E Et LI CID
Sb01114 be willing to endorse a
The ,people on the othereettle f
o
0 I sick and you don't oare who knovvs it.
! what .you like -gives way. You are K EF S
LLOYDI
wevolcorates and Str h
rnq ens.
OD, Toronto, OF.c. BRAT) ACM T.
border are rather notee as • being The fact can't be evaded. . Wben a --- •
greater believers• in the merits
tries. • ' •
of man in this condition, trying remedy •
Ili vain, - ' ARTIFICIAL COURAGE.
their own goods than in those ototber otter remedy • • at last strikes
quite unexpectedly, Et medicine that Miss Sourface-Put sure Mr. Dash
Last Saturday•the Star published a
full Page of testimonials in favor of sae
extras him, he is so genuinely grate- was
so filled with the joy of tonvales- intoeicated when he galled last
evening. Why; be actually tried to
Each one of these letters was signed by keeping the facts to himself. • Mies Gabby -Yea, they ssay
the Canadian, Dodd's Kidney Pinte, 2
cent* that he is ashamed to' think et ease me, .
*public man-ana an eminent publio Such, no doubt, wee the condition of nerves men to desperate deeds.t •
men -in the United States. Each of mind of it, A. Wade, the great Oren- • et
these letters was accompanied, bY a
Poe ovEe FIFTY YEARS
cluced front photographs supplied that lawyer of Chicago, whose testi-
?fps. WieNSLOW'r NINO SYRUP bas Near,
discussion. Be it was who defended
such an exhibition Of genuine grate ea t r ; r f obi a 0, colio midis the best remerfo'rs. (lien= 26o aTC)i.
partrait Of the writer repro-' menial"' appeared on the .page under •
by themselves. Seldom has there been usi.e3dvlihenr =ILO ta 11 IdreiZething.c=cole,
Pendergast, aCcused • of niurdering•
r e settee% atm o o g Me. 'Sold bg all druggists throughout dm world.. Bo
thde to a medicine than given Dodd ti
PillS by these gentlemen: He ,is 'probable the best known man Niro est a for Mrs. Winslow's SOothing Berme,
Their • names are known -all through in his profession in the United States,
To send for oil'.
the ..States, „two of them, at least, having been 'retained in more sense- " CHEAT TetteRE eive ettetgs, comet eta SHEET
tionat criminal oases than any other . eN111110-eitIttear.VE
e 1000
• .. :„. : . • • . "
latent, Tooth POwdere, sta., have beaten
OALVERTS
estreotio Disinfootarste, Goan% . Obit.
=Igor iggialgrie‘4c1
. r gulti
one diseasee. Ask your dealer .to obtain a
supply. Lists mailed free on application.
. Fp C. CALVERT & CO.,
.114N°0011111Deolregagn100:: o7iire:iNnaelAiiff7D'r.-1.10
Carter"
CorM_Itelt..$21?•,_Agebt$, Montieal.
•
TH2 034 1,8011145 INSEDATOR-Sest and cheapest
• 0, Rolland, sole agent for the Dominion. 'Send 3*
'tamp tor catalogue. min, Raul Street, Montreid.
X me 40 sat permanently cures
Cutarrh of nose,
Mg throat, stemmed
and bladder. 50o Oa box. Write tor particulars, The
Indlan Caterrh Ours Co., 146 St, Janteirske Montreal.
WANTRD -Men to travel, salary or oommiesioni
once en,meeeetey, Welte LUKE BROS. CO., Montreal.
WANTED tetitortite teet
oeteeitelelle_ttillede-tettetteatt..e2.1t1t90_9.9,ttlasetrete
Ira., A im Mita, MIlla 474 Halos
to Weeloy__Eklies., Rich.
Barristers,ete., removed
IF mond Rh: W.. Toronto.
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POULTRY, BUTTER, ECCS, APPLES,
and other YliODUCB, to ensure best results donlgo to
CorAeet•Market & Colborne St. Toront
WAISTED-YOWNO LADIES IN 'EVERY OITY
•and town lu Canada to sell the .Crute Man. •
Xmas Card , be.t novelty 00 elle Naomi gond seller ,.
send fifteen coma for sample card. Apply by letter
only, oddressed J ' W BOWDEN, Boone 7, 1 To-.
mow Street, Toronto,
The Dawson Comihission Co., linirted•
Dyeing I Cleaning 1
•• - • For the very beet bend Your Wc;r1r. So the- '
• 99 BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO." •'
• • Look for agent let your town, or send direct.
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec
6
. G
-f.P4PkAng•i'E )3.40113;_..
.1,1The Conge region exports about 8,- VI
lawyer. in America. • He was not only •
throughout the world. Men in the
and SPECIAL RA
OP DISCOUNT. We
about Ira ? Wstet 'ree4sory had .are, y. trtrongly. before they which, ney ' b' t h' si ht
owin to the attacks of that 000,000 walking seeks. a year.
a re equippeg to
said le dye Of tim h as these men • '
feel ver
seaae• "Pharaoh 10o "r"n" •
connection with 'him n wait all a ed to their names to be published all uric acid had been entirely lost, Was , • agar ateublatum eaChers Whaley, Royce
over the country. They eiglitly feel restored by Dodd's Kidney pins.
••••••=1,...•
supply every M SIC
•
her grandetteer fee breaking. oft her, allow statements of opinions attach- essential feature Of Iddney di Or nby Qua TEACHERin Canada
wretched muddle to Kilmeny as she sat
and thenght oven' it, aed she could
not evolve order out of tbe °had* Two
things only were -clear to her and
thoee were, that she had by her aot
that day perted herself finally from
Cbris, and, by doing so prevented a
return te her "home." 'Moreover, by
no look or deed of hers must she ever
let any one swiped what it had cost
her to make that severance. .
hiise Deryl's zitiaid had never foiled
her young mistress so bard to please
as.she wits that evening when sbe was
dressiag her for dinnert and Kilmeny
had never looked so radtant an& mill.:
ing 'as when she' went down to meet
her gueets efter the dressing was done,
The shimmering silk in Its hernial=
was shadee as gergeousfy. as a pea-
cock's train, and the ehmeging opeis-•
efabiems of woe -gleamed on her
-throtit and arms. She cartied herse
with a dignity which ma.de Mr. Daryl's
heart swell anew with prideoind mug-
ee lord de Bruyne's stem to, fill with
a subdued. admiration of hee
lend spirit. • . •
TO Be Continued..
•
STONACII TROUBLE,*
A FilEttllENT SOILICF, OF VIE MOST
• IN l'Eltee. MISERY-
Itr. warm, Price, or 111•Illutli, Melrerrei
for Yours Before Eluding it erstrO-111%
'11 Mints's' Pia k Ping itratered Mtn.
T.ho.se who butter teont 'Meijer 1,•le
ttoubles are truly, to be .piLied, Lite
seethe Et burden to them; food. is clue
tasteful, and even that of the plain-
est kind is frequeutly follpwed by
nausea, distressing pains and some-
times vomiting. Sudh a sufferer was
Mr. Harvey Price, a well-known far -1
mer and stock -grower living et Bis -e
mark, Ont. To a reeerter who re-
stude--e Le...lave found DreeWilliams'
Pink Mlle of such incalculable value
id relieving me of a long siege of
suffering that I am not only willing
but anxious to say it good word in
behalf of this medicme, and thus
point the road to health to • some
other eufferer. For five years had
been afflicted with stomach' trouble
and a torpid liver. I dootored and
aLso denied myself of many kinds of
food pleasant to the taste, but
neither the medleal treatment nor the.
diet seemed to help Me to any de-
gree. In January, 1809, the climax
of my trouble appeared to he reached.
At that time I was taken down with
grippet and that, added to thy
other troubles, placed me in ouch
precarious poaition that none of my
neighbors looked for my recovery.
,My appetite was almost completely
gone, and I experienced great weak -
nets, elizzieess, voniiting spells and
violent headaches. I was also trou-
bled with a cough which seemed to
raok me whole system. shall never
forget the agony experieneed during
that long and tedious sickness. Medi-
cal treatment and medicines of vari-
ous kinds had no apparent effeot in
relieving me. After exiating in this
state for twine months, my mother
tnduced me to try Dr. William& Pink
Pills May kat purchased three
boxers and before these were gone
undoubted relief was experiented.
Thue encouraged continued the me
of the pills, and with the use diem'
than a clozen•boxes, I was again en-
joying tbe best of health. e can now
attend to my farm work with the
greateat esee. My appetite le better
than ft has be,eit for .yeare, an& the
storoacb trouble that had . Ito long
made my We miserable has vanished.
have gained in weight, and' can
safely say that I am enjoying better
healtt than X have done for. yeare be-
fore. t feel quite mire that those who
may be &Mk or ailing, Will find a
- mire. in a fair trial of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills."
Dr. Williams' Pink Nile 'Make mire,
richentogdothus rearhintr the root of
disease mid driving it out of the eys.
tem, curing when other medicinee
Most of the affileting'mankind are
due 10, impoterielted rendition OF
the Wood. or weak or 'Mattered
nerve& and for tbeee Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills are e epeeitle which speedt-
ty restore the sufferer to health. These
pills are never sold in any tofm except
in the eoulpitnytt boxes, the Wrapper
rnued which Ware the full name -nr.
William& Pink PIlle for Pelts People."
All others *re eounterleite and should
elwaye be retuned, Get the genuine,
ati/I he made wail,
Nt.
a greatee- responsibility in sech. mat- Captain •Bogardue, champion line TRY THIS SOUP.
wanted Me Yong. St,
8 Co.,
• .
ters than ordinary private„individuals. shot a the worid distinguished veter-
TORONTO, oNT.
A public man has a, reputation to an of the Civil War, .was cured df Pried virasp soup is considered &great
suetain and from long experience Hri ht's Di b Dodd"s Kidney delicacy in China. It is stated that.
censiders well before he exPreSsee Min" Pills. When it 'is. considered. that it is quite an acquired taste.
self for publica.tion.
Bright's Disease usd to be ineurable,
There were no traces of hesitation the feeling that prompted, CaOtaitt
and straightfoiward: The writers had ial for the benefit 9f others will be ensures uu
understood. CALLA LILY CREAM
y thful complexinn, Bend 23 centator trik
ek in mod comPlexion
about the letters on that United gard:us to give his name and featinaon-
States history page in last Saturday's
Star however, all was . plain; honest
beet( cured of lddney diseases by Rheumatism lty Dodd's Kidney Pills,
Hon. Alva Merrill, ' was cured of Address W. J. ulattrissirr, 461 Queen St. W.,lorouto.
bottle, or cost card for circular on
• .
•
and thought enough of the medicine MONTE CARLO EARNINGS.
Dodclei 'Kidney Pills and had the •
•
.
. •
courage and intlependence to int- • teat cered him to recominend It above The income from the onto Carlo
mutes the fact en • plain °Ate, his teen signature. " I heartily endorse
spoken • terms. They were not Dodd's Kidney. Pale,' says be, to
getting anything foe it ; eonle people 'anyone vieth deranged kidneys .or
might make slighting remarks about rheumatic pain; •
their names being connected with a Senator Busse, Representative Rill -
patent medicine testimonial. Bnt this um, Captain McComb, Roe Keator,
did not interfeee with what they est were .among those who freely testified
teemed to be their duty to fellow suit to the merits of bodd's Kidney Pills
ferers and but fair •to the medicine ..on the tinitee States !History page,
that cueed them. Careless of any- an&•their pietnres appeared last week
thing nut the facts -that Dodd's Kid- in the SPar, This page is considered
izey' Pilltiehml cured them of kidney the strongest' mass •of evidence ever
diteeses where other medicines and printed in favor of a patent medicine
treatments had failed they gave in this country.
•
GLASSWARE FASHIONABLE, With all ails pleasant news lu her
, • mind the inland dweller need riot per -
Those who are perplexed over the
apparent chaos in table glass fashioes. sister, is doing,
Pleld her mind about what her tete
She has but to ex-
eficiard bthst .floterthrgliet, vailiriler18onoere
may be pleased to know that they may
huly anything which suits their trinity,
astir wille bee taking simultaneous ac-
tor absolute liberty of choice, is the
tion with her. urban friends and will
bletsful condition just now. Those who not be one whit bebind the times.
like the heavy cet glass so much priz- Which. boon vvill certainly not occur
ed in days gone by may haul it out again In the present century•
from its resting plateng in disused e
china Closets, where ets pristaatic splen- , LeTNA.Tele POSTOFFICES. .
dors have been hidden for many a tiay,
In the lunette asylums of Belgium
tame grandmother packed it carefully •
there are securely locked boxes, in
away and set to glitter and sparkle whIch .every
istmete may deposit let -
ori the feMta.1 board. with Perfect. pro -
tees ' ot complaint. Three times a
priety. Engraved glass and glees
week tbese letters are collected bY
eently interviewed him, .eir. Price: • .
thee is not engraved find their places outside officials, who investigate every
side by side, and great, thick pieces- case, and it a peraon asserts that he
t • ation
•
of transparent ware are in tie good
ensues by medico,' deports. 1
form as 'those of eggshell thinness,
Peeve!. of good Mete have always
THE CHEERFUL IDIOT.
chesen their- glassware in harmony
withe its. probable surroundings, and When raelaneWy merke a man for
have. exercised individual choice, irre- Idi e r soLne, me sal trekd Ihme;sraart boarder; hew
epootive of fieshion, to a certain extent. Colors hitxt blue, of course, replied
but now this very independenee of ad- the Cheerful Idiot Mc scorn.
tion is " tee thing '', and is likely to
.
result as euch things usually do, ie guaranteed Cure for Catarrh.
Fanilly now rates 4.30
guaranteed to cure C111'01110 Catarrh,"
In fact everything fa fashionable,
thine, Bronchitis and Bel Peeek. It ' --PeldZiets O.T.R. Dept'
and no Iwo people. have tastier exaote cA:ree by inhalatien. The medic t d ST• JAMES' HOTEL-.°
gaming tablet, for the pas year reach-
es over 060,K000. • •
. •
•
•
•
To (Mtn A cOLD Le ONE DAT
Take Laxstive Brom° Quinine Tablets. .A1
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.
ado. Id. W. GroveM signature is on each box.
.
' MOIST.
• jaggles-What does Suburbe do vvith
that cellar of hist/
Waggles -Keeps ducks in summer
and uses it for it skating rink in win-
e.
•Mechanics ItilAnted,\„
Owing to enlarging_works.
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ATEA DY EMPLOVAIENT ••• ENGINE. PITTERS,
-accustomed to close work on marlin and automatic; .
moulders. handy boilerniete. • •
Ilnintronl es a Iwo, bright city of eight,e.n ihousand
water tronoyelentne. railway, gas and electric lighting.
Rent) lbw. . .
• WATEROU.S, .Brentford, Canada.",
•
HARRie'LLADwc:apt2: Loma:. .
wholesale anis, Long Distance Telephone1729.
• WILLIAM 81e, TORONTO. '
Sausage Saiings—ngwilrgegtederirm
Me* llog Casings -reliable goods at right prices.
PARIC, BLAOliWaLL 004 Toronte.
•.
• Michigan Land. for Sale..
000 ACRES 110b1) FARMINC LANDS -ARENACI '
'Ire 'room, Ogernaw nod erne ford Contain, Title per.
.Lefe7n LOankoMite,heilltiroaabase,enattr7,1r.icneseignIgiAng5itaroawilani2°itea'Su51
rlore. These Lauds are Close to Enterprising Neu
owns, hurehes, Schools, etn, and will be sold on oat
reasonable terms. Apply to •
R. M. PIERCE, A gent, West Bay City, Mich.
Or J.W, OURTIS, Whittemore), Mich. ,
THE WABASH RAILROA.D.
Is the shortest and true route from
Canada to the west and southwest the
great winter tourist line to California,
Mexico, Texas and all southwestern
points. Every Wednesday at 9 p.m. a
personally conducted tourist. sleeping
oar will leave St. Louis for Los Ange-
les and San Premise°, Passengers
leaving Toronto on evening trains .
reach St.•Louis next day at 2p.m.,
Kansas City' 9.80 p.m„ same evening
and Deuver fleet eftertiden. All Wa-
bash trains haVe free reclining °hale
oars, and are solid vestibule from end
to end. run particulars from any
railroad agent, or J. A. Richardson,
Dietriot Passenger Agent, northeast
corner King and Yonge streets, Tor-
onto, and St. Thomas, Ont.
TOBACCO POR TOMMY.
Publio donations of tobacco for the
13ritishttioldiers at the front are being
:made, and eiready 80,000 olgarettea and
75 pounds of tobacco have been col-
lected by one paper.
MONTRiAL NOVEL 121/40TOBY.
The" Balmoral,!, Free Bus tea*
, Nog ca-ndike• rrezieTtli 4Plan: Rooms
freakibanees. Cittarrhozone, ogonated Ear cure, is ikiliguE goirsE,_moloo-oom.g. Ate as
T IL.Statiou Moutreal. Oeo. Carelaititiat.3;relr
swell tablet. both show a surprising parts, where it killa the gene alife Of..970nenti-Rato ImOdera40 •
n ir earried directly to the disease% nkilvele First -blase Comuterolir gral. reldnegiir.
ly alike. 'The show windows and the
variety, of glaseware. that causes Catarrh, end at the same
Pedal* the most favored are the tirae heals up all sore places, and a EXCEPTIONS. •
permanent cure is effected. Catarrh. , Ph/urea don't lie, said the matherett.
}ewe 'tihown in plain English, or the ozone when inbaled le volatile enough Helen.
French Bacraret glass, the manufactur. to impregnate the minutest cells of Well, I don't know replied Spence.
ee lending hie name to this note The the lungs and bronohial tubes, 'where .My wife tells me that the figures of
shapes( iu both are eimple modifications ittiona.ttaiotksclitrhees dbiesemailsese,attetiss Lourr tao- Mauy women are Veil deceptive.
of well-known formatt-formd that, from reach the right spot. Sold br an . HoW'S ibis ?
theit very eimplicity end Mama, will druggists or by mail, price 01.00. Poe ws offer ode minima Dam d w rd er
never be fat mit of stele, as frequent- trial outfit -send leo in stamps to Ile, thy cite ot Dearth that oatutot beet:rod tby
C. POLSON & CO., Ilox 512, Ringston, news Catarrh Cure.
ly happens to those mucheortured de-
--ea. We, the undersigned. Wive known F. J.
. Chenef tor the laat 16 yeare, and believe him
F. e, CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Ont.
signs invented to meet. the passing , . .
fad. • . SAVING TO TUE LAST. perfect ly honorable' In all businese transact-
ions, end financially nble to on, ry out any obit.
Of cotttee these plain hits Will need . on yn tde by their erre.
more care tied poltehine, tor , W. hero You hare mill NB hoer henget to .tner eertivex, wholesale DruggIsts.Totedo,
there are no tunedul ornaments tO live, said the physician, solemnly, to .o. wAr.ano KneriArt Et MARVIN. Wholesale
catoh the eyli, the leeet bit of a *Pot tint wealthy miser ott him death bed, Mutates, Toledo. 0.
rrh Citre ik teem Internally. ects
or cloud showe with a terrifying In- pt thoro anything you; whih attended InglitulrIeVepon the blood and mitoeue sue-
eilitence. `.1:11ere ate AO ornaments LB to bolero you peel ewer t . tieee ot the settee, Pelee, 76* ear bottle.
ebnceal multittide of sine, end apetilte ?tee atiewered tbe etr 61011 Man in liold by all dm/ ats. Testimonials tree,
a,nd Bawl ;dame forth tis dread iteetlet taint, yot ongor, forms, ton teed 'you Relretraintly +Ma ere the best,
ere against mistrese end Maid. Dut 'spoke of It, Send for the barber et
the care that ming be bestowed upon thme and have him ahavn Ms before A SURE MM.
it will be well repaid when you elm I M.o. only havo ib pay him 50 cente Doctor -Pm afraid your wife Isn't ge-
your guests seated before service of I tor coming in to %shave Me now, and
aParklitilt immaoulolonOesi tvell Otto fogttPar prints la (10. tor shaving
shining like good man In Mehl a &ad man. aright as Weil SIM that
Place -Or eVoll Mere AO, hat? tiotihr while I'm atiout it.
this le foe thoett Wile* Ittettet .•
run to Quaker Line tilittplielt# had Mkt'
richness, but fof theft Whu ithe Mete'
florid things there ate olikituy uito •
tha " Odd Pletle idea. the
things in More, anti hit the oval* or
Ing to pull through.
Rusband-Oh, yes, she will. / told
her / already but her suecesaor pick. The Canadian
ed out in We the didn't Sot well.
. , Seine Safety •
• ••BALDNESS•• CURED.••
RODE18 Hair Crewel." positively and per.
mamently curei Daldnene• Hair rallini
Out, Dandruff, eta. and tenders the hair__ soft,
Ohm and beiiittlful. Testimonials from leading Worost.
to gentlemen. Price steo int tome •
. ROSE & .Co., •
,• • 326 Ronsierslles Ave., TorositO. •
Mg. 15o lb., or 2lbs.forMo. ROKOO Is tial tome ooffth.
Cereal OoffeeTrealthDrink, Pura,WA ornesHourt
IMIToriale by all Grooeys sind
to the 1101000 ALPO. 00.,'151 uee
Agents wanted In every looa
Michigan Land for Sale.
INNS A01111111 00011 ?AMMO LAMM-ARENAO
°stow, sad Crawford Count/es. Title par.
egalitlantlelegan Oeetral, Detroit k Mackinac and
Leke lteliroads, at Woes ranging trom $2 to I 5
iniessnalisterns. Anti to
Wrirantat Aar•iumostoky
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
PS'S
GRATEFUL—COMFORTINO..
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BREARFAST—SUPPER.
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Dominion Line STEA=PS
Porthind, Me.. to Liverpool, gelling at Halifax
Westbound.
Large and fast Steamers Vancouver,,
Dominion, Cambroman. •
sato ot passage g -First 0410,11.50 upwards: Second
Oablne$32: Steerage, ems and $2150.
rer further Information Spply towel agents, or
DAVID TORRANCE CO., General Agents,
11 Bt. Searamrat St. Montreal.
STEM WINDING WATCHo
amyl or Cent's), BO/AD GOO)
EINC, an AUTOHARP, A000111M. •
ON, et VIOLIN or GUITAR, for •
Neuter 9 boxes of Dr, vrieles Sat,
Maparitlet Blood Pills at 900. _per
box. DONT SEND kommY,
simply send your name and Rd.
dress Mid we wilt send Yo_tt the
Pills, post paid, with our catnottne.
Belt thentand reMit be iheletyroenk
and we will se, 4 you the Itrenuom yen
Ole& These Pint oure Impute blood,
rhennittramk And kidney diseaSes. and el Tetemiell
troubles. Pais reeirnabie if not Bold. Write 1211
01104 and mention this joiner.,
PRION MFR. 00., 31t say StreAtorontes.Ont.
JAIL ft, ANNETII Manage... .
JOHN 4. MAIN, SOO. too Tell*
1 Coltei vtdda ii0114:0 040 diti•
dmaitxintithesmalesomMig reek " Mite I find
otoldto 994 410
hen. *Perhaps itt Mart * Mall et
Thia teems impogalble, but it Is A I e stteplit 44,014., ato,
Venetian glass, mai whitA, with ith oto 44 444fr ird 4tot
meet and green leaves about the
will be set tO holding the fruit, While
dlish of boavy out shunt at coe end
ighte4 back sparkle fOr sparkle with
the jelly that fille lt, and a dish of
cryetal with twisted handle*
at the oth end, matehee with ite
smooth msve ity the severe 110.04ith..
Mien Of the luso-mange.
ho too
BO I LER
Dosp,i.apardeou, iTvoronto
High Claus. Water tuba Steam
Boners, for All Preueuros,
Duties and Fuel.
- MIND Pun DasCRiPtiVII CATALOOtel.
flie.t.t•t str,r,figiVetbmit"
ReigiollceS • **tilt (N1.4,1tottet. Oo
:Pizi)s Bob mtg. ,
1,1 tortft . lannu.
0.1949 Toronto, where batten may bs peon i'verSirift,
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