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The Coming of Gillian:
A Pretty Irish Romance,
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etta taken leen lei,le Pewee twee I: %VI: %WAN. gawk litg White Mill red by
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trg lee end inatomeina etemittliiit la tit I Di" \YIlOrt% IN It0 l?"
1 tvrItz-6,t,1.,o10,N Jim, ea:ems hoe l --'ht' le tireeeltig for dinner, ae
ital tie eke terms tot eet !tie llot." VaPtaill 1./10Y all,Y11, With
ote,tr hoe with tweeted a feint attottpt at Mettle', notleing
tette. Twee, in ltie ION" tl itttlinOr 0111141I10 deartbl lave, "Mut lie-einn go-
• IX veer ,e " Latie 1t te•.et etwerti tn leg to eurpria) eult, te
lit ritettra "I shall not won- tilettgreettitle surpriete tote weree
der in the hetet it 1 flint fresit„ ittelt Your Palter line married Needle
ettieliteitt sinvet eletteotitt Win. or tome timer, anti larought itoule t,0I011-0.101:11.
nde(Ittetel 4j 8U'14$ III the part er to elm!"
of this -absurd, tealtiele itemortleal
no in nothing nett er though
Itt, le inneouidetweuty ! I have
bad et we ter eon." Hlte iterrhel-
le-, tut Bingham runlet; into the draw-
ingeroom. "Shut the door 1 I imitit
to you for feat tuniutes-1 nave
iery itews to tell you
"Moe 'you," he says, in n, low, eon.
strained tote, an -1 Indy Damer woo:
tiers it in a prat ision of her bad
newt4 whieh' makes Iiie !eve so (loan -
Is pia-, brulv sa gloomy, end bis
The 'ling" of the little bronze eloek slon with a sort of deepair. " vsefi nereeix tbata
near her has marked the halt-heur ivould uot be guilty ot the hiast for- nothing strange. Mutt Jeannette. Go
'several minutes before, but there is getfuntess regime of Lady Deaner
no sign of the return of Captain
Lacy ana Gillian.
She had receive.) a brief message
an bour before that they were going
out for a short time, ad has scarce-
ly troubled herself to think twice
about the matter. Tile 'lovers" so
frequently take walks together,
and late ats le the hour, and odd as
seems their absence, stilt even Mrs.
Grundy stretches a vela in raver
of a betrothed pair.
en any acettunt,"
"Pray do nut apologize!" Lady
Demer says, with stern brevity, grow-
ing baeghtler as he grows humbler
and more erabarraesol.
" No, pray, tion't ! It isn't any
use, not the hetet bit in the
world," laughs Aramintha,
"You did forget! or 'you didn't do
"It is quite time for them to be
back now, however," Lady Deaner
thinks, knitting her brows. "What
can Bingham be thinking or? What
a contretemps it would be if iter
father were. to arrive just at this
moment 1"
Another five minutes pass away,
however, and then there comes a roll
of ea :Meg° wheels, and a loud knock
and ring. 'The hall door Is thrown
open hurrie' My by the butler, and a
strange voice heara in loud, auth-
oritative tones in the hall. Lady
Damer sits absolutely still; growing
cold with apprehension, growing hot
with alarm and displeasure; her face
paling under its delicate rouge.
"It is Mr. Deane, I believe," she
gasps, in the strange pe,nie that
seems to seize on her. 'Where can
Gillian be ? What ea.n I do or say ?"
when• the butler throws open the
drawing -room door and eenounces:
"Mr. and Mrs. Deane -my lady 1"
CHAPTER XXXIV.
For the space of half a dozen, sec-
onds, Lady, Darner sits petrified with
dismay.
And then she rises, slow and stately,
and stands in tall, statue -like rigid-
ity, her imperioes 'brow slightly
thrown back, her bnperious chin
slightly raised, watching the portly,
pompous gentleman with the bald
forehead and long, drooping evhisiters,
and the lady by his side, who are
entering the room.
"Lady Danner! My dear madam !'"
thus the bald gentleman begins with
a most deferential smUe and bow;
"allow me to introdace myself. Her-
bert Deane at your service, as I be-
lieve I have never had the honor of
meeting your ladyship before! I be-
lieve T am not wrong -I have the
pleasure of addressing Lady Datner ?"
he says, pausing ;Atli some uneassi-
on, pleetet,
"Gillian's father has returned un-
expeetedly-eome here a few mine
Mee ago," tete fetes, ehnose stain -
agitation. "etta what do
eou thluk, Beetham ? it is dread-
ful for me to hate to tell eou Lade -
Denier saes. with teare of despairing
rage asing te hoe isees. eThe wham'
man aetualle has goae and married
ats you ought to hale one, e 1, giri •feW Zt-ksa!pi older than it 8
Deane; and I suppose you win lea daughtisr-a low, ilesigning Yankee
all the blame on me!" " girl! Morried her ill disgriteettd,
She flashes another •arch glance hole-andeeorner Rolhion,
at her eewly-wedded widen. withcut adeinaillefilg fine 11
one
unlucky Mr. Deane -between the Lady Canter apparently denies the
two Sires of fear of his bride's•
Possibillee of few voles Anutriean
pleasure and ies titled gueslee (lts- eitiFeets p.,beessing any indivitlualty
pleasure-reettived with a sickly them OWD.
mail% and wipes Ins brow, **Oh!" Laey eays, With a serprised
"rn explain it all to Lady Denier looks and a cold, scornful smile.
by and by, my dear, he says4 "Has he really? I fancied he was a
pitiating Aramintna with a lea ivery shrewd, lottgeheaded fellow. He
seeehing glance and ti ying io only as big a fool as every other
vain to propitiate her ladyship matt -that Is elle comfort 1"
with her deferential bow', if elVhat are you, talking about ? Is
allow me to ring for your maid, Ar- that all you have to say ?" Lady
amiable dearest. It is just dinum
. exelahns, griudiug her foot on
the floor.
time, my love, and WO must not
keep Lady Lanier waiting. pre_ "It'hat else ehould I say -?" Lacy
curtly, his fair forehead
sumo dinner is served at the ueual retwths,
weal nta darker and sterner than Lady jean -
hour, Lady Darner ?"
other timid bow. nette has ever seen it. "If I knew
Air. Deane better I should be sorra-
"I eave not altered any of your
Lady for 'him, I dare say. At present I am
arrangements Mr. Deane," indifferent. What .does it matter to
Darner says, vouchsafing him the
briefest of Owl:tees, beneath her
haughty eyelids. "Dinner at 7-1t.
now wants five mieutes to the
hour."
And a certain obliquity of tone
sends tnis in the direction of 'the
unexpected guest.
"Gracious!" AramIntha tetys, with
a bright little. laugh, quite unabash-
ed. "It will take • Sylvia five minutes
at least to fix my bang, and • I
could not get into any- of mystiln-
nee dresses in less than another
ten minuteel If I can come down
in my travelling dregs Leen be ready
in ten minutest not sooner."
She pauses smiling t oward Lady
llt line nlarreel ae,ailt 1" Oil.
TO.WEAK WOMEN
EVERYWHERE.
Mrs. Maxwell Tom tiow moo
Pow and Suffering. may be,
Remedlea.
ft. Very interetiting eitetement by an
Mora litis Valuta. a IiitD4
OW% for all iceniele 'Weeltness teed
'Wants Every W mantle Co nude to
IlElsott' it,
Elora, Ont., ,Ta -h. 1.43.-(Speole,1), -
Aire. Manville. of title platte, line writ-
ten for piiiilleatIon v pry scrong
letter which mho elanne that Distidei
1KlilileY Ville have cured her of nie
jinn :jays, Nirti blailkoHt tulmzonioat• mate Weitineerse af ter slim 'ma tried
itt iter thee alat vt,len, but with no tilluost everythiug elNe,
trftee Of indeed or woutelen feeling lit 11)1110 !Peed WY, acOordime to ber
either. "Papa married 1 Who oil earth Ina toillelM suffered for a lung' thee
iltil he marry ? Ween did lie get mar- with idanoy tronble, enduring leo
Med And novel. told me tote *orate greatest pain With a dizziness and
Her fee° Leashes iteligaian ay coy a illeadaelies that made her very 111. She
Montville ., . Was Manilla through 'what. is always
"II0 has .breugla her home with 't vralmti Porloa 111 every dvololail's
Wee of (entree," Captale Levy says, ilfe and her triathlete were emend-
orably ilierceseti by 'tide. Indeed llor
grav OA tearing (11111311 le nat i1' c- eomprehendifig her miefor- tile was1 for a tlia0 ill, !great' draogele
Kite gays silo usea Dartifre Kidney
tenets. "She is Imre now, dress -
Inn. for dinner, tie I ant; not, Pills witlt the motet remarkable re-
Yoar lethal' married quito re- stilts, beteg ahresst instantly re-
eently a ;teeing Amerlsan woman- !lewd and la a very isteert time, com-
ity -es -only eibout a fortnight sine pletely curea and re:Oared to geed
Lade limner says, quite a girl, I un- 11;s1Uth'
deretatel, euld----" See Is Very grateful, and in her
"My tether has married an Amer).- letter she eaye: "S cannot find word's
denly, With a rising color
eau OAP Gillian Interrupts, Mal- "
and a Theis are tho groat -est medicine in the
lei expreee ney gratitude to God for
no; marrellotte cities Dodd's. Eidaey
heaving breast,
And thee 'a, few large tears r 11 weldia, a:specially for those of my ago.
down tier cheeks silently, °-- "X could 'scarcely move bland or foot
trembling voice! but says no more.
"Poor mamma 1" she says, In a T was SO diezY, and violent palms
tx;ftlrbolatzigitt ubttyo, owolat(040 isc.);d8:
"Bat that le. not quite the wortit, ney Pille I feel well and mart."
twl.11,1(ibuliwnO
Gilliam dear, 1 ant sorry to flaYi" This easet and its curtelfits created
Captain Lacy says, pitylugly. "Poor quite. a sensation and ivtrs. Maxwell's
' little girl! I feel for yen In my very full andlrank statemeut of the mat -
soul I Lady Darner says that she is ter, late been the subject di a groat
not at all a well-bred or ladylike deal of confinent. .
Person, 'Horribly under -bred,' was Deed's Kidney Pills' s'etira to be an'
hex( expreselon, but let us hope Rho infallible cure RA. Dieeases 'Of Wo -
exaggerated a little in her vexa- mon asewell as Inc Rheumatism, Dia -
ton at your father's unexpected bete% 13rIght'e" Disease end all Kid -
"Try and make the best of hor, nay disorder&
,
marriage," t
dear," lie adds, as parting console- Still in Stat,u Quo,
tion, with, ids arm around her 6110111 -
dors in a brotherly sort ot caress. They have asked the visiting Eng -
"She le your father's wife neve, and yora,
lisewoman what she thoegitt of New
nothing can alter it, and she may
not be an unpleasant person, even "I think it will be charming -
it elm be vulgar." when it is finished," said the Eng -
"I hope she Id a good woman,- and lishwoman.-Exehan,g-e.
•
will be a good wife to my father," • •
Gillian says, firmly, even with these
- Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.
Piteous, trembling lips. "Of course, T
"What does it mattet e Are yen shall be respectful to her and try
mad, or are ;you only insolent and 4
oe ma,ke her like me."
-ungrateful, as you have often been?" I "No one could help liking yieu, dear,"
she says through her shut Lacy says, gently-4the code not
teeth. "What does it matter to you help liklng you If site were.. a, got:-
-to your prospects -to me- 'tliet i ,gon 1,, ,.
iliere has come a. yeung wife and all "Hush," C.11111in says. apprelien-
her .poefsible future children between sively, looking hook at the deer ime
eentetna fortune ? Mat does iC -mat- mediately belling them. "This is
ter $ 'How dare ;am ea -reach a thing papide dressing room." -
to nee !"-' ,• • tee' . 1 Aed she line -hardly- spoken when
"L bave no doubt it will niake a, tite door open's and a dazzling vision
diffeyenee in the itanouut of- appears: , • ,
Gillian's fortune frient • her . .
father," Lay says, compos- dHAPTER XXXV.
edly moving away. , "It will not af- • Simulteneousty Captain Lacey and
Darner in what ie certainty an ap- feet the money settled cin her un-
der -her grandmother's Will." Gillian perceive the dazzling vision-
:- a tall and gracious form -Pa daughter
peal to her courtesy, and with a sort ea.
-gods,". clad in goddess -like
at pleasant, womanly confidence en paltry • twenty-five thousand 1 of -tie
Just enough to brieg you a email -...
• rottee of. silvery shimmerigg -silk, the
- - 2 alill habited," her ladyship- says, pats -
her remelt. decent income=ii, man of your taotee ;hue of moonlight, faintly green and
But Lady Darner takes up het
book once more, deliberately ignor- I : lufer >us, with pearl embroideries
Ing the presence oT her unexpect ed 1
1 sionately. "Are yon, going to ad- el ea mg areund her. . splendid • 'white
e ‘ tint ,Itl ut I, word ? To reeign
, 4 V. l0 4. but ond arm% and a band or Delo--
guest. all emir ,erdeedid PeosPeats without . ,
If you wieh diviner delayed for struggle 9" , levelvet-studded ' itl di d •
gi, e , 1 , . tv i amen &
some time, Mr. • Deane," slut say 'sel tillatin - aroand 11 r nclid
s' 'W1it - 1 I • i i- • ,1 lo 2" Ile g - e ; sPle
nese in his manner, anti a certain I ;somewhat in the tone in which she la n ou i 1.1 la e in. t . Avitite neoe. . .
tusks. quietly. '•Refuse to give Mr. ; rei i , - . ; ..••
stiffness as teen. addresses her own husband; eplemse . a• tore s a ioa,ni• en. wlute leceis and
Dela-, the honqr of owning ine for a Pearl einbrolderies On ' the trailing
' I am leedy Damer, Mr, Deane," to give the butler your 'Oath, , -ta ,i ' • "
her ladyship says, with her stateliest that effeet." ' )11*'111- trnt. 114, -,t,M3
,, 1 ' i 110 pay 'high for i robes ; there are yartia of lustrous
. • • . , ' the privilege •. ' • tliegslivery-'' 1
; ens t -green am white
bow, her icteet ' Bugle, "and-" she "No, no, Lady Deaner, not on any . "I Would 'eertainly.have Mr. Deane
looks majestically toward the lady on account !" Mr- Deane exclaims, lime timk;, as. y011 laces lying on the crimson steat-
ite ample settlements dazzling -vision
Itis left arm with an imperious Mesh vously. "Well"--evitli a -glance at have every aeaeon to expecte' her earPotinge the
of her eye -glasses. Areaeintlut, whose bright eyee aro "" "- - , but • , might • be 'Venus Apbrodite
ladyship says, swim -tee unpres- ; risin • froen the waves," With a lit -
My wife Lady Damer ! ely wife!" wathhing 1'141-•"fived ruimItes• If Y.°1 fl.Yely : her keen busineas . inatlucts elt
Mr. Deane says smiling and bowing'. will kindly allow us fiVe minutes, Lady .„ . , . . t . . ,, I t 10 8 r etch of the imagination, lenly
again with a secret deprecatory rub flamer 1 Aramintlia, love, you theist °s-1.' a "0. aria overcoming eten nu 1 ,
. . that Vends Aplirodite has a given -
of his hands together, as she is grati-
fied to - detect. " I -we, . that is -
were married only very recently, anti
there was really not time, that is to friends all waiting." on future inberitance you must at
say -at least -to coinmunicate, but- And as he uses this vagueephrase a
Aramintha, dearest, allow me to In- recollection flashes across him of his least make eertain• that your in-
. Come on your marriage veitb tee girl,
please hurry your toilet .on this oc-
casion," he .says, imploringly, "We
cannot keep Lady Denier. • no our
pout cusp easure a • a .cor tic cluster of red geraniums and
difference . or relucta,nce evident in 1 .
; green leaves clinging to her . left
per nepliew'e manner:, shoulder, and is buttoning a ten -
"If there be leas money in reversion i
button pale -green glove, as she ad-
va.nces with a, pleasant smile and a '
certainly ''Self-PosSessed bea,ring. ' A.
quieft look of winna.nly interest
troduce you to Lady Darner. , daughter s existence. • a.nd youe own private- ailow'ance,te
Another bow, almost slighter than ; "I suppose my little girl -Gillian, not lees than . d es ere . =Otos her bright, self-satisfied faee'
y
the preceding one, 'net the' leintest my daughter -is at ems,. and quite ou 1Me ia reason to think they wawa be ; 1-01 085 in a , moment, as she looks.
trace of a smile-ity or otherwise- well,• end all that, Lady Damer ?"
Yea meet be firm' and decided on at the young pair standing • to -
Is Lady Damer's sole acknowiedg- .lie says, smiling and glancing in an every point," Lady Darner saye,
ment of the intreduction of the 1 embarrassed fashion. warmly. "The' man is a tradesMan,
•new Mrs. Deane, who, on her part. 1 "Your daughter ie quite well, Mr. Mel with; it tradesman's instinct he
lbows more gracefully and quite as Deane," Lady Darner responds for- will try to beat you down and bar -
haughtily as Lady Damer,, and re- ! malty. "You will see her and Capt,
turns the Dash of her ladyship'e . Lacy at dinner."
glasses, with a , brighter, keener ' And then, as Mr. Deane has fol -
glance of her own brilliant eyes. 1 lovved his Aramintha, nervously int -
"I suppose you are astonished, Lady; pressing on her the necessity of
Darner, at Mr. Dea.ne's marriage ?" ; haste, Lady Denier is left alone,
she says, coole. "The eeremollY Netts i and she takes off her glasses and
on the• twentieth of last month, and. her hands drop at her sides, in
as we left en the twenty-sixth there , helpless* disnmy.
was no use In writing; we should ; "Who would have imagined this ?
have arrived nearly as soon as our 1 Who Would have dreamed of such
letter, you see, and one can break ' a thing?" she gasp% too etuntted
startling news( rather better in per- ! fer much wrath as yet, as she be -
son than in a letter 1" with an a.udit. gins' to fully comprehend the over-
does smile vrhich points her words, ! whelming calamity that has fallen
and makes Lady Denier feel quite upon her and her plans and well -
Mint with speechless wrath fee the I laid schentes.
time being. i "Married again to a young wife!"
"Nevertheless, Mrs. Deane," be, 1 she muttere, trembling and bewild-
ladyship says frigidly -with the mostereee staken by surprise. "A young wife ofhe Is so utterly, helplesely
galling reproof that deliberate con- .
descension of tone and faint, pitying five or isix-anti-tweety, a elever,
bold, audacious creature, who has
smile can eonvey-"yon should not married him for his money and
:wondering at Iter splendor, and her weeds; but it is just no good to spend
have failed to acquaint me at. the. ' ,
rulea him' like her slave. A norrible,
very earliest opportunity with this , ed on white skin; and tho otyllsh ettiffnre When I am 'done With it. I dpn't do
Certainly unexpected news. You ap- i underbred, designing, Caleulating her dietanee and never presum
of luxuriant red -brown heir, which le it for show, or to. make a display'
American girl! 'Fixing her bang!' the connection."
pear to forget, both you dud Mr.! and 'getting into' her dinner dress! "Ay -true, 1 forgo -Le' Bingham coped on the top of her head, and of eceentrioity ; bee I have found
Deane," and the eye -glasses ' LaOY Hari), sardonleally. "Tt every- among whoee ereped wreaths and that there is nothing quite so good.
"()f e eve. everythitos will be al -
with you; he hats this new wife
Deane," my husband's daughter," -
of bis to think of now, ;you see, 'no
matter hew anxious he may be for she -adds, with a gracious smile, but
extending her hand slightly. "Won't
an alliance with us 1"
"Ile would not bo if Ile knew ail," Pee say Yon hope we shall be
Lime- says, tvith a mild, peculiar friends, or am I too litterly de -
'mile. "I want to have a long talk testable?" and her brilliaet eyes
with you Tater on ilde evening, Aunt flash half a dozen •arch menninge
Jeannette; et present there is bare- In her last queetion, and Captain
ly Hine for me to make myself be- Litey feels himself 'tingling down
witching and sedtictive for our Yen- Into his boots with shame and 'eon -
fusion of faee.
kee bride.
"If you think it worth while," her "Aunt Jeannette is a fool," he
ladyship says, diadainfally. "'You Oinks, savagely, "to let her jean.
have eoareer taste than I imagine, ousy and temper make het blind and
however; it' you are not thoroughly stupid %owl designing, ' vulgar,
disgusted before half an hour, The horridly under -bred; married in a
woman is lierribly under-lared." . hole-and-corner fashion?' The Nve-
"Ae bad as that ?"" he asks, shrug- mart is a young New 'York belle,
ging his shoulders. 'Poor Gillian! and a, handsome one, tool"
"If all goes well, a vulgar step -mo- "Yee, Indeed, I hope we shall be
Hier wilt not matter to Gillian," friencle," Gillian says, timidly, looking
Lady Darner say -s, coldly. "And of nes aft the goddess in pale green; and
course you would take care that this di o cle with sl • d 1 In eyes,
person -the new Mrs. Deatte-kept
.gether in the centre of the lobby.
"I know who you are,!' she ears
to Gillian, with a sudden -
which, however, ,see represses
the next moment. "You are Mise
+0+44 ++++ +40 It+t•+++.1++,0
Tilk, UNCROWNED
QUEENS OF ENDLAND.
++++++++++++++++11+++++++++
Eligindrd Mtn Jlitti 1011113 royal women
tilteelia 111 their owe riglite and; queene
by virtue ot marriage with tho reign -
Me' ereign, but IL iti not, generalle
known that tieVeit of the, women who
ttre knewlt In history no (Leone were
net eu In feet. They never reeeived
efficially the insignia, of a monarch,
the mown. Tile West watt Margaret,
of Tettuce, the young, plane anitable
:emend wife ot Edward 1. 110 natt
hpelit, 0111011 Money lu conqueriug
Waive and in trying to viewer Sae!.
Med that lie could not Word, the ex.
liens') of a coronatlen for ids girl
Ureic, mut elle had to du without the
ePlendore the pageant:
-King Henry VIII. took oare that
Anne Boleyn ehoult1 be erowned with
extreme magniticotom He ticeired to
show the Weida now Amish he loved
Mir and hOw very much he defied the
Bishop ot The four wives wig)
Ina:seeded her were never crowned
tit all. For one things mOney ran
tiliort, mid for another there may
have lurked, ovon lu hiS euterleriut
stand, a. wets') et tile "Mama; et
things" which may have caused him
tnouns1 yk tr tit lbtliztobiltievlyoryeromivirAiall lesig
eeseitin. AL Ivey rate, the beloved
Jane Seymeur, the deeplsed Anne of
(loves, the girlish Catherine Howard
and the wary Catherine Parr were
itever coueecrated in public as queen
consorte of England.
Henrietta Maria, wife of (Marie's I.,
reftteett to be crowned, Site was young,
she watt pretty, elle was a lereauli
prirrease and bigoted Roman Cathos
no and elle enellaed to take part in
etate fundtion. WOuld etnn-
pel hey. to partake of the 'sacrament
accoreling te :Church el Eagland
Sophia Dorothea, of Zell, cannot be
reokoned among the tiOren, because
else wee never called Qtmen of Eng-
land at all. While eecorge.T. was be -
leg crowned and anointed; and -
bored, the Lady of Ankle* was pitt-
ing heri long, monotonous captiv-
ity. .
Caroline( of Brunewick is tale
and most remarkable, inetance of the
uncrow.ned English queen& Though
George TV. had, been foreed from pop-
elar indignation to give up the hill
of pa1/1,1 and penalties against her,
halting would induce him to let her
share hie eoronation. She• was not
permitted to be present In West-
minster Abbey at all. 'Repulsed front
all the entrances, she returned to
her house, to tile within tem) weeks!
of a violet fever, brought on by
incietbe of fearful excitement. The
etralikel cord mapped. The tsrave
heart was broken at last. -
1140W He Felt.
A certaen 0111e1 Ju,sticte of' Su-
preme Court en one of the Western
States was noted for the disinclina-
tion to admit that lee *as ill, as well
ais foe isie roundabout method of ex-
pressidn.
One day.hie wa,s approached by tbe
State Lelnariate who' courteously
asked .after hes health.
."Willleana said the Judge, cau-
tiously, "I am not well, but I ant
ter than I Wtta wthell I was vttoran
than I slow am." , -
Minard's Liniment Cures Garget in
Clowe.
The Population of China.
' It will- surprise moist people to ;els-
:never teat tile population of China is
greater titan that be Great:
Britain, Germany, France, ja,plen and
'tho United? States coinnined, and
thee China bits a population. capable
Of bearing anue of 'almest 100,000,-
000. To those ether elements which
go to- make- up- a urationee potential
• strength, such as vitality, enaure
Mime, Indifference to 41s -comfort, ab-
ility to* subsist on the smallest ra-
tions and to thrive amid uneitnitaety
surroundings', the Chinese are un-
matehed.-Froin No. 28 or the New
York CentraPs "Four Track Series."
No. •BS of the "Pour Tratek Series"
• will be sent free, postpaid, .bo any
addrese, on, receipt ett five cents in
posbage, by George Da.niels, Gen-
eral Passenger Agent, New Xork
Central, Grand Ceetral ,Station, New
7i);b1(e.ro is no such thing as a harmless
, • .
- '
cough. The -trouble goes from 11a4
to worse unless checked. Alien's Lung
Deism cures the worst of eOldS. It
allays inflatranatien and clears the
air passages.,
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
ISSUE NO, 4, 1902,
Repairing •
Neatly
Done
A Counterfeit.
There are a number of counterfeit
Dominion of Canada two dollar bine
in ;circulation here, and tlie public le
yearned to look but for them. The
bill counterfeited le a neett issue of
the one that lies a fishing sceee on
the face, It looks like a wood, it,
and the back ts very poor. The words
"Dosainion of Canada" on the face,
look as though the ink had run.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars' Reward for
any, ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cum,
2'. S. CHENEY &CO., Toledo, 0.
. We, the undersigned, have known E. J.
Cheneyfor the last 15 veers and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any oblige -
tions made by their firm.
WEST tt, Tituax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo. O. '
WaLDING, 1CDorabr i Martyrbr, WiteloSal0
Druggists, Wed°, 0:
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internally, Lut-
ing direetbr upon the blood and mucous sur-
face of the system. Testimonials sent, free.
Price -75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family Pills arh tile best.
Spectacte
vie Observant man who is always
aware of what ifs going OD about !
hint, and always alert to gather 11140-
ful
infoemation, recently bad an in
teresting eeperionce in a Chicago !
hotel, says the Yeath's Companion.
1118 - attention Was drawn to an end
man, a stranger, -who sat next to
Itim at the table.
"Excuse me," Fetid the observant ;
Illan, "but do ,vou know what you :
are doing ?" •
"Yes, sir. 'I am wiping my eye-
glasses." •
"Do yoneknow what you are using?" j
. "Yes, I am rusting a new two-doi- •
Jar bill. I never use anything but a
new bill for that purpose." •
"Rut isn't it rather expensive'?"
"It world be, perhaps, if I took a
new bill evoisy time 1 wiped mY
glasses and threw It away after -
flash on him so that he ; torrid fleece! Lady Denier goes on.
winees„ "that I have, at his re-:. with a elgh of despair. "I dart say
guest, taken upon nut the poeltIon
nd the duties of the mistress of thiK mercenary ereature has p01-
0111! : beaded him its make a will entirely
thing went well, she wom
uld be y Shining coils big diamondfl
s ash like as a perfeetTy new bank note for
moliter-in-ln.W. 'Naturally I should dewaleope. 1 1 &leaning glassee. I•t (deems them per -
desire that' she kept lier distance. Gillian feelfs a very pale, small, fectly, and never scratches the site -
Well, I must disappear. It is past faded, Ineigniacant creature, in 00111- . time of the glee& Make a note Of
this house, pending the preparation's In Iter favor already: There is II-- 1 seven. parieon to this 'superb step -mother, ; it"
for his daughter's raarriage. I sheaf, tie chiteee of Gillian's Iterelred , "Bingham," Lade' Damer says slid- but atm not utterly ettenehed, be- 1 --The oilier man del so, and In teen
at least, nave recei•ved notice" ---with ' thoueand pounds now: There amyl deetly, with an intuitive suspicioncause of a certain kinaly regard In has pageed the recipe, on to his
smiling tolerance Inc dense ignorance '--, be lime ebanee or ft wedfiing at all t"13Ingliain ! stop a moment ; that the etendY, keee light Of the fine ' friends, at; may be a rimy' idea to
that I should be required to resign ; row! What shall T do ? What course ' American woman won't be down for brown eyee sparkling* on her. 1
1 many periwigs who wear epeetactell,
my position and dutitss." ! must I blend on Dingliant adopt- half an hour. She SS fixing her hang, 'I liepe We eleall be friends, and
'My dear Lady Darner 1 Now, my ing at mute ?" elle SVH, if y 01 1. know what that that you will like me, and that ;you
dear Lady Darner l Pray don't SaY , 8 she hear g her nepeow's means. Whitt le it you want to tell Will be very happy," she says, tatter- Minard'es LIIIIMOnt Ourell COI% etc.
• And a
anything of •the kind I Pray do net :" , ing• anti indistinctly, bet eiltnently,
laneek lit DIN moment, tui In P to -night ?"
Mr. Deane protests,. pe•owing red all : nervous and so 'melon's is elle to "Think et ..1.181, 4111, Illyoly and ae. and looking up at Mee, Deane, whit- 4 n04000 WOEID Talking About.
A:t which the ouperll steremother ' A. little girl troin it eroVeled tette*
time
guelies lute quite unexpected nifeea Meet bowel waif florightmlfy telling a,
; friend bi Has tedlige mottikinpot
..t •tvill tell yeti whea to-nIght comes, "I'm sure., to like you," she says, , n'hOut INT tieW is Peller,
i eehees emt it, perftest lady, Antes
Omaha tIcalle-"you'ra (sweet !"
Aunt tie/inmate."
But as lie AWN illilliPf11,y llp-Stfilill. A/1:1 Will' klescia GI lae very 'warmly, " what silo M." sahl the elolld.
awl,- with one arm anent her, bottle "Milo 1 They oft! eini kiiiee eladis it
it 'slender, dark -robed fignre in a „irt be ti r j a 4 t I, At 1 / 'ley perfeet Voir le' seiseilf ewe, lier
elimeng, velvet gown contee :levees ate <now who
to have written, Imre enough, only 1 el whet to speak to you fit ()nee. the lamp -lit lelinv, awl with mita eod tire without tell- (rived "View,. Weevil ler too Imo
wo hurried thing's so at the lard -- ; her ladyeaje, &aye, 'sternly. WI t i
" •• -In - -51 !stretched haudistburriee up to him.
With it gay glance flung at Iiim- ; the matter ?" "Yoit haven't told Lade Darner -
"that r oleos you forgot till about 1 "Notning very mettle" be sare ane-thime?" Garter' wiiiRjr.rs, feVer-
it V' ' teselly, in a brief. determined way. Ish1,v, with two littiv, not, white
" indeed, 110, Aramintlia! Indeed, , "We Walked too ter, end Milian le minds ei„spad lightly on ids arm
no, !del not, Illy love:" Mr. Deane over tired and ratber upset. That ta-iii; Vaptain Lae" ' von itaVen't
over his bald head. " It would (lis- • commence her hasty isketelr•d-out eomplieluel relative -11N C0118111 Fee- fully
that you -s. plan of aetion that 011, IllirritSR to the
tress Inc extremely if you were to Hay
i drawing room door and ' ',ails told
But the new Mrs. Deane internerts beckons to 111111 impsrativelY.
her husband witlt the mitlacloun endie ; (Mime. is it, mint ?" he -Pays, eolillY
in !her height 0300, 11.11 MD10010118 ring mad Impatiently, pausing at tim
In her clear, slightly nasal accents. ' ra,,,t or tbe, stairs with Gillian Hut-
" Lady Damen; quite right, Mr.
Deanel She its quite right. We engirt big on bint, Or rather elinging to
elm, no it appeare.
11111 11/4481 to, taty-coeffeuting. to a vul-
gar enrioeity like an orditittry Nvos
man 1" Lacy say& seorritullY
13US4Nit'SS thIANCICS..
CUSH FOR REAL ESTATE OR
ness, no Matter where it is, Send descrip.
don and cash price and got our plan for find-
ing cash -buyers. Patent Exchange sad Invest-
ment Company, Toronto, Canada.
par ENTS.
Never thought of such a
sign for a medicine did you?
Well, it's a good sign for
Scott's Emulsioii. The body
has to be repaired like other
things and Scott's Emulsion is
the medicine that does it.
These poor bodies wear out
from worry, from over -work,
from disease. They get thin
and weak. Some of the new
ones are not well made—and
all of the old ones are racked
born long usage.
Scott's Emulsion fixes all
kinds.' It does the work both
inside and out. It makes soft
bones ,hard, thin blood red,
weak lungs strong, hollow
places full. Only the best ma-
terials are used in the patching
and the patches don't show •
through the new glow of health:
No one has to wait his turn.
Ydu can do it yourself—you
and the bottle.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scott't
Emtilsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
TORONTO cANA.De
soc. and eteall druggists.
'PATENTS, CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS,
A. ete. Jenne or foreign procured and ex-
ploited. Booklet on patents free. The Patent
Exchange and Investment Company, Pythian
Building, Toronto, Ont.
eaye. vehemently, growing redder and is all?'
told her, have ;Noe 'litre not go
looking at his wife's gay eelf.poesee- I "I wish to epeak to you," TAuly Dee 't ,
own 1.01 810 MOM: it
httlie• 111111 arida of ; always
Wee I"
MIGHT SOAP
One ounce of Sunlight Soap is worth more than
Two ounces of impure soap.
RUIYUCES
P ENS l&
Ask far Cis (Wagon liar. If year grocer tenet oupply, unite to •
matt BROTHER% LIMITED, Toronto, kending his naitio alte address,
a a Wel sample of Sanlight �op edit be sent ;LI ilea of cost.
f•treat bright (earn well up into the
(leek, • gazeile-like roes, itud she
drams 'leek with -quivering lipe.
Co bet Continued.)
"You prontieed yoa would -pity me • • • ee--(----e,--saseeseeas
-an(1 It( kind to me." 14110 falters,
Powder 2 5c
with it ritshisee finish, 1111)114111, re-
, Tooth
proachful look Itt her 'sweet wet
Ing, she says, With n, srrille that aYis.
sleeve all Iter White teeth • "yon 'it 8 uloy ProJelio $141101ivr *jig ebe
are Glilian'a firtneee, Central! 'Binge Indignant enewer, "f Wee glaae ft
ham LacyMel 1 helm" - With et pErfeet lady is,,ame 0100 infikepi
4.1a2zli11g finall nt eyt41, teeth feel polite nil 1 bit /line"
and dianiendes - "you wil nave =ea saes
melting to say againist, her 'trill "i / vim c01(711,1 1411i ,o else /04
Me being gooil frientle. 11.`e,y and Meier rta rele ftfettl
eittieMt goer Opinien ot Ine, Won't liniments ere adeerfleed, (tale (eve
you e" Derry Dash' eleedl I fle
asaltre you, Aire. Deane," Lefty tiles If piety yeare, gitts it VI
0111304o TS/Wing', "rou tool not ei"' mere Islitilar than etor. h".1 on•I NOe.
sire iny opinion or you to be
" 'Hero Jy POUT,
II( had rva eon to
think you eared tor Me-symt Were
NO MCP 1.0 111,
Shee-litit 1 mike H. a pant to be
eyes. etre. Melaprop-That'is yeting 1110)0 to evilY man' 80 188-1 11 floW
&dues Rape
gives Bich,
green
food at
25c m
ton.
etti id he is,
irisiosimidodidaleirikm
MOst filitittfilly, Gillette deer,' he rind, eqYli knowe
Pays, eVrit tenderly. "DOIlst Mris. Gabble -Indeed ? And hi thtit •SOZOLIONT
"lety T tee will, 1 pitomisel yea ,Tenkine. 1/01 engeged to be Mar. 11
he afraid: I have Maid 4tothing to two young woman 'with him nowt"
X,*
tor tho TEETH 25c
FARM
SPE LTZ-
What Is it
Catalog
tells.
SEEDS
1,000,000Customers
Proudest record Of any seedsman on earth,
and yet wo are reaelsing. out for more. We
dear°, by .Thly 1st, 300,000 snorepatrons and
hellos this unprecedented offer.
MO WORTH FOR 15c
raMil upon receipt of 151 in stamps
onrgroat esitalogtte, worth feii100.00
to any wide Etwalce farmer or gardener,
togetnerwithmany Farm Seed samples •
poSitively worth 810.00 t� get A start
With,uponre0e010 of brit 2.Sets.
in
ca.:;;I:reird.izestiatini.,obp0;.t..
'4 SED e„,t;;;)!7' a 1Coanta,1
Bend at once.
•
Please
send this
adv. with
130 for above,
1
tt
FEW MORE GOOD MEN WANTED
have you a paying occupation for the
winter 1 We will put you in a way to make
good wages; we employ both on salary and
commission ; handsome outfitfurnished free;
our side -line helps our salemen splendidly;
write and got term e and particulars. Chase
Brothers Company, Nurserymen,- Colborne.
Ont.; established 46 years.
MIRUIT FARM FOR SALE ---ONE OF THE
finest in the Niagara Peninsula, at
Winona, 10 miles from ..xailton on two rail-
ways. 130 acres in all, 26 of which is in fruit,
mostly peaches. Will be sold in one parcel OT
divided into toted 15 to 20 aeres to suit pur-
chasers. This is a deoided bargain Addreen
Jonathan Carpenter, P. 0. box (09, Winona •
Ontario
VIRGINIA HOMES.
You learn all about 'Virginia lands,' ;Mils, •
water, elimate,...resources, products, fruits,
berries, mode of ',cultivation, prices, etch. by' •
reading the VIRGINIA FARMER. Send 100
for three months' subscriptieni to box201, Far,.
mor Co,, Emporia, Va,
TURKEYS
WANTED
3.
' *We will pay you 0 cents per
potted for Piu eked Turkeys, large
or small lots. We buy all kinds,.
of Poultry. We pay freight and
send cheek or Money order -as
soon as we receive the Poultry.
SAMUEL L. LEWIS tre
Commission Merchants,
London, Ont.
4.'"'"•,..,I'''''''. ,/,,`,/N. "".",`,..1
ONTARIO SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
Highfield - Hamilton
RUGBY and HeiDEBURY men on
the staff. GOOD rnesion.
Magnificent building 1111e home of
the late Senator Turner), and several
acres of beautiful grounds extending
to the top Of the mountain.
Splendid home for boarders.
Apply for prospectus to the HEAD
MAirren,
J. 11. COLIANSON, M.A.,
tate Open Mathetoatical Scholar
of Queen's College, Cambridge.
PAU
AND
TUB8
Win OP NO HOOPS,
NO JOIINTS,
NO SEAMS,
NO LEAKS.
EDDY'S
INDURATED FIBItiNfilit,
aro titetly nuporior to tio ordinary
WoOdOnware artiolom for domestic oao.
TRY THEM.
'or nale by ad ftrot °lain dealer',