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The Coming of Gillian:
A Pretty Irish Romance.
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"'Cause he ain't care for anybudy
anti didn't want sight nor light of
any of us," Sir Harry mutters, bit- I
1
terly. "I know it well."
"Nu,” Oillian says. trembling ex- I
eeedinala at venturing, ever so rev-
erently and delleately, to lift the I
veil t het hides 'that story of a young
nnno aelly-the bygoiie. sin, whose
secret has bowed this gray-haired
nute's head with shame and trouble
long before the time.
Not even now does Gillian dream
itow mach lies hidden that her inn°.
cent touch is revealing.
"No, Uncle Harrya--the, pure soft
cheek touches the poor sinner's
llnetl, sunken temples naure softly and
pitylngly-"but it was on that °yell-
ing, last August, that poor George
teas told the whole truth. He never
knew it before, Anne said. He told
Anne when he was going away that
night, that be, had beard it, and-"
"Heard! Heard what? What?
What Likl he hear ?" Sir Harry de-
mands, starting to his feet and gasp-
ing hoarsely'. "Tell me the truth this
minute? If she's played me false, the
traitress. If she's played me false,
be even with her."
-Anne told me-" Gillian eays rath-
er frightened and nervously pausing
and looking at the, door lest the
very person whom she is about to
mention may enter the room the
next minute.
She glannes at the bronze dock on
the manteashele and it does not
quite reassure her. It is only ten.
o'cloek, certainly, and Lady Darner
is not expected until eleven but
Just as she has begun her state-
roent to Sir Harry, a loud, imperi-
ous ring at the door -bell has re-
sounded through the house.
The carriage to meet Lady De-
aler had left the house about a
quarter of an hour ago, as her lady-
ship had said 11. was not improbable
else ghoul,' return by the 10.20 train.
It is impossible that the carriage
can have met Lady Damer, and re-
turned from Osteory station al-
ready ; and, yet again, while Gil-
lian pauses, the loud ring resounds
through the house, even whilst the
young housemaid, Kitty Fagen, hur-
ries to open the door.
"What did Anne tell you?" Sir
Henry repeats fiercely, swaying
with weakness as he triers to stand
erect. "Tell me this militate, Gil-
lian! Out with 11 1"
"Walt a minute," Gillian breathes,
nervously, "there is some one com-
ing in -it can't be Lady Dazzler al-
ready! Wait a minute, Uncle Harry,
and Ill tell you."
Who's coming in? What
are you talking about, girl ?"
he mutters, slia.keng all ever in im-
patience and looking wildly at the
door, toward white' Gillian is also
gazing in a sudden spasm et terrer
that makes her rigid and still. She
has heard tee heavy. door opened
illowly and with difficulty by Kitty;
• she clan hear vaems indistinctly
through the of the storm,
the door is shut instantly and
loudly, as if with a strong, deter-
mined hand.
There are footsteps in the hall,
there are footsteps coming toward
the library doer, and Milian's heart
beems to pans., in its beating, and
her pulses ellel with a swift, icy
dread.
Kitty's voice Hounds louder again,
as in anger or remonstrance, and
then there enmee a sharp shriek and
the echo of flying footsteps, and
screaln"after seream follows as Kitty
rushes.s, or fallsor flings herself
down the stairs to the kitchens, and
at the same moment it hand is laid on
the lock of the library door and it
le endeavored to be thrust open; but
Gillian, wite all her /reale!' strength,
intenelfied threefold in desperate
fear, presses againet it and holds
the bolt and look in their places.
ealso 114 there?" Fite Liana clearly
and ;sharply.
She can hear will:eters with her
strained hearing as she ean dimly
hear the Founds of the rushing and
running, end soreaming amongst the
servants in their distant quarters;
and then a man's vettee answers her,
a false, vulgar, unpleasant voice with
an affeetally "genteel" pronrinda-
t ion.
"Is that you, Miss Deane? We want
to Eve you and eir Harry on most
Important bush/Las: It won't. tohnit
o' the least bit Le tletay, madam, I
assure you! Phase t' open the ibire
at once, Italie!"
Gillian NI -mine eilent, not moving
a nitwit.: partly through trying to
decide on home plan of lefeuse, part-
ly beoLoiee the poor ehilda titront
and lips are dry and eonstricted III
terror.
Louder nint terings Sound tint eale
end the lnek is fiercely rattled.
"Open this (lure thin minita" n
lotul, rough oleo ealis savagely, etn.
we'll break 11 in a bout y.•re ears
an two twos!"
still Gillian rent:eine etirlees end
relent, "te litily priming for dent er-
:mem anti teinging to the faint hope
that tn.ery moment's delay ls some-
thing gained; but ere her itseail-
Lints can begin to earre out their
tbreat ear. lute Li fresh terror to
vont end with.
Harre, aftr,v a brief pante. of
paralyzed amazement. mrideilly cow-
Preltends the state of affairs: awl
after hunting alma fraiateelly for a
eouple of momenta hr ta•enverte his
re$01i er in the tat le dra w-
er, and 111,11es foroard to
join in the &beam in 81,11.e ,,r
Gil-
Ilan's humoring, (71.14 and signs. of
oiceless entree t y. lehe poor. ilk -
t meted brain awl feeble Miele mak-
ing him ianteet aa great 0Hanger
to cope with as the Intruders-bur-
et:ire or assassins, as they may be.
"Let me at 'em! let me at 'eta!"
he mutters, thickly. " (let away
from that dome child, and let nae
at 'em 1 Ali, ye eillaine of the wosed,
you're coaniu' to rob and murder
me, are ye? There's life In the old
dog yea by Jaye there is! Stand
away. Milian, anti don't be fool,
child!"
"Yell get a brace o' bullets In
Yela Young woman, if yeh don't
open this dure afore I count 'three t"
roars a voice outside, and a sewage
kick and the sound of splintering
wood emphasizes the words, "one,
two, three!"
Two shots follow the words, but
the bullets bury themseivee in the
massive door, and (innate who has
crouched doevn very low, only
presses more heavily against the
panel.
"The first man who enters this
rooAn I'll shoot dead on the spot!"
shouts Sir Harry.
Treere is a yell of brutal laugh-
ter. t
"Is it alive an' kickin' y'are, Miss
titer Hamer 7" roars the rough,
brutal voice. "Troth ye'll have to
thrate us han'etne whin we come so
far to see yeh!
Another tremendous kick is dealt
on the panels, and then a crowbar,
working in atthe lock, begins to ,
force its way inward.
It is only a question of a minute
or two now, and Gillian, leaving the
door, pushes Sir Harry back with it
passionate entreaty.
"Stand back 1 tand back! You
can't do anything, dear lenele Harry,"
she whispers faintly, with her arm
around elm. "There • are two or
three men there, and -oh, merciful
heaven 1"
A cry, that Is a prayer to heaven,
escapes her whae bps, for tlie crow-
bar has burst the lock while she
speaks, and the door smashes back
on its wrenched hinges, and two men
with blackened faces are hi the room,
and lostantly Sir Harry fires.
But as Gillian has despairingly
known, the useless shot but serves
to infuriate the men, and S'r tIarry
is roughly pinionad and flung back on
the sofa behind lam, and the taller
and stouter of the two men pats
a pistol to his temple.
'Stir hand or tut au' ye'll get the
contents o' this 1" he growls savagely;
"just tell us where well get the cash,
and well not thruble you a, Import!'
more!"
" not tell you n word, and then
the hangman will be -• sure to
get his own!" pour Sir Harry gur-
gles out, half articulately, almost
suffocatingin rage and excitement.
"Olt! Don't hurt him! He has been
so ill -dying almost! 011, men, don't
hurt a helpless man! Gillian cries,
in wild entreaty. "Uncle Harry, give
me your keys. and I will get out
the money these men want!,
'
"Be quick about it, too, or begorry
we'll help ourselves In a way ye
won't like at all!" the eider of the
two ruffians adds.
"11 you hurt one hair of his head
you will wait longer than you will
like for the money:" Gillian ref orte,
with it white faee and blazing 0y00.
"Uncle Harry-, giro me your keys
at once, please, or tell me where
your caeh-box. is!"
"I won't! I won't !" he gasps. "Let
we up, you villain! you. blackguard!"
"If you're not Easy, I'll soon make
yell quiet wud a tap o' the crow-
bar," tee man growls, menac-
ingly.
"Meantime), I'll make use of this
bit o' Iron instead o' the kays Sir
Harry is unpelite enough to refuse'
adds his colleague, using a eel('
chleel and hammer dexterously to
the locks of the writing -drawers
and bureau, and searching them by
the ample process of taking their
contents out In handsful, eorting
them termigh their fingers
a xel dropping them on the floor.
Wi th glaring eyes and heav-
ing chest poor Sir Harry helplessly
watches the work of destruction
going on, and Gilliam equally help-
less, watches alro, until the nian, 1)1
forcing Open one of the bureau draW-
ers, starts a towing, end a imeret
drawer seems to leap out with ite
tontents-a, binnothly-fohle,1
-square of paper, and then, disre-
garding the revolver at his head, Sir
Harry leaps up and spring); at the
man, whp Imo the paper in Intsliand,
with a (enmity and embiennees that
literally stagger him.
There 11 it three, homible struggle
for a few nannente between the two
men, poor ear Harry and Gillian, wile,
breathless and trembling, yet des-
perately hang); on to the man's arm
who ha been hearelang.
" Don't touch T7nele Harry 1 I Will
give you money 1 Come upstaird arel
will give you memo 1" she ratter-
atee : and Sir Harry snatehee madly
at the paper berme] his read'.
"Ill gat, you twenty Donn& if you
WV.' my that piper!' he RAVI, at
1881, hoarsely, his brief-fonrel
strength all exhaueted.
" gave ue 11 It y pouteln a pleee
if you don't tyrant, e our /mane Ithiwil
ont a' 1IIO eaptor retorts. eavagely,
pinioning lam ()nee more. "
with th pi I, you, and get the money.
and ent her throat if am 'tethers
tea!" he mile to lee ennrefierate•
" We'll be here till mernite wiel all
I101100IINP 1"
"I /Met lnirt Uncle II irry. or 1 Wt let
IC11 ve the room 1" poor Gillian Letie
determinedly atilt timugh I lie tither
man liner h a 1 of 11P1' ilrm t. Iturre-
inte her out of the room.
.11 eou're not mighty, teed/ ell 1,11,1r
an.
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more than two ounces of impure soap, EXPENSE
$5.000 will be paid by MBE OTRh IMt1iD, oronto,
to any percent who can prove that this Neap eostsins
Howard an fOrM Of adelterelion, et any iejurious chenacale
AOl P1'0:u tletAGON LAC
him Ninad the meterope 1" 1 he brute
Ir
aua eivere, 11.1t an .ta• 101A1 tniatilke. EinpluATIoN
an agony of terror, muo
m ut of the NO
roma Level up the eitaire ate fast 31.5 her
11111bs W1=1 Pear her, the Ste-
oa their ar‘Sallante keeping paee
wIltitiiitht'l*.
y11e1, AN 8110 10 midway up tho
Kelm; 6110 ilcalVe 0 stifled evil Knave
where, arta a frightful noise of Le
Iteave body falling tetwa t eep 1dt eptie
mei then etilintess.
'They are intoolering pool. 1)011313' 1
Ikea. Denue wive emulate to help tie!"
nenote talitan, faint and sick witli
terror, lturreine [note; fal leg on the
etc." awl stilt hurrying, tia to her
own room, where site allows that be -
Nide her jewelre- there are eighty
petallike
ef 1 lean only get it in time before
latch. 11 Ivry is murdered, too 1" is her
oue frenzlea thought, ate she hurriee
into her bearoom, the bugler at her
Nide etill, and tottering acrose the
floor, uulocke her dreseing-ease end
lotnao tee matt the ltUSSian leather
eagle of nut esand gold.
"If it will •ouly sitee poor Lamle
Harry," is her tremblaig thougla,
but tbe next enetartt, deepalr, death
or unknown horrors all confront her,
am tele hears additloual heavy foot-
steps rushina upstairs: ttsward the
room.
And then the door is Rung back,
and 8 big, powerrully-made man, with
an uplifted waimon of ;some Hort 111
1110 Maid, I('11310 1Uto the room, and,
as it seems to the terrified girl,
fairly leaps over the other burglar
to reach her.
WAIL 11 Ivhispered prayer Gillian
shrInte back, elingleg into, the cur-
tains oe tiro bed for refuge from her
IIIMV assailant, untie her dazed senses
reveal to her that the thief with
lier purse has fallen down, or been
itmeired down, anti is lying quietly
oath his fiend on tho fender.
"I owed you that doe or black-
thorn syrup thie man,y a day, Joe
Roche," she hears the big man Say,
with a sort of savage pleaseutry, 110
he stoops over her and lifts her up
swiftly and tenaerly In strong, gen-
tle artne, T17110Se touch thrills her
through like an electric current.
"He hasn't hurt you, ltas her he
demande, with Arent anxiety. '
But Gillian, slipping Warn on liter
knees at las feet, dings to•
fainting, but gazing; upward still,
with unbelief, with rapture, and ene
emn eyes air adoration, as one who
Rees an angel revealed in mortal
form.
That le to say .that the man wbo
to looking down at her, who has
just dealt the enterprising Toe ItOehe
such a Merciless blow of a blackthorn
etick, is the man whom she 'Ims
knOwn me George Archer.
CHAPTER, :ELM, .
"Is it you 2" Gillian whispers, her
hand holding his tightly still, as If
she fearhe will disappear before her
',Omitting gaze, "Is; it 3.ou-0e0rge ?
Oh, eleorge 1 011, Ge!orge 1"
She has not one memory of his cru-
elty, his desertian, his ellenee, and
hardness. and inerelleee (-oldness. ehe
Monet a fear or Li. suspiclun to alloy
the ahncest incredible bliss of the ac-
tual present. Her heeds press his, and
prese them to her faithful heart in.
speechless tenderness ; speechless
lure glowe in her radiant eyes as she
crouthee there, kneeling, and looking
up at lam.
"Yee, s me," George answera
awkwardly enough, rather wincing at
the reverential lovo 10 the upturned
glowing eyte, and the tender pressure
of hie hands/ in hers against her
throbbing heart. "Let me 'help you
up,won't you You are ,not 111.11- 1, I
hope, Gillian ?," •
lifts her, almost helpless, Into
a standing posture, .and though ee is
scarce willing, ..he eannot reflItie her,
Lemport for afew moments.
"Let me sit dolwirs, I (Iona tlank I
men walk," sheer/utters faintly, cling-
ing to aim still, and trembling vio-
•
• •
"You must get out of this room
for it few mittottee, at all events,"
George replace hastily, paseing „his
arm around her, and half leading,
half lifting her out of the room. "Go
away somewhere, please, at once." •
"011, poor Uncle Harry," Gillian ex-
claims, with a thrill of shame for ber
momentaryforgetfulness. "Let me
go to aliu at once." .
"Who?" George asks with a puz-
zled frown. "Oh, you mean Sir Harry
Darner." He does not speak a word
more than these, uttered coldly and
foxrnally, and opening the door of
Lady Damer's dressing room, he fairly
pushes Gillian in.
seed 001111' woman up to you,"
he Rave briefly. "You stay here,
please; you are only In the way
dielveslinesrelys
ies; The police will be here
p
"011, do let me go down to poor
Uncle! Harry," Gillian entreate with
teare. "Have they hurt him? Have
they killed him 7e
"Not at all," George says, curtly.
"For goodnees slake apn't keep me
here. He is all right. Lady and Dick
'Mahon are with him," and almost
wrenching his hand from her Masp.
he shuts the door and melee (way.
Several minutes elapse-five-ten-
tsventy, it rimy be twenty hours to
Gillian, listening at the door in ans.
pense and terror.
The pendule in the room with her
strikes 11, being wonderfully ac-
curate, for it French clock, she
knows that it is not more than len
minutes too fast.
, (To be Continued.)
7r -hen
it wises man reaches the top
of the !mister he immediately proceeds
10 mnke hintself secure in the IJOSI-
bon,
NEEDED AT HONE
Everybody in Oshawa is Familiar
with this Case.
doallrownts wonderful Escape from
. Death is now au Olei and oft 'Void
Story to the People of ale own 'lama
081i/twee Ont., Martel 3.- (ape: 1 la-
-While intereet in Joe. )3rown's ease
hoe been revlyeel lay the vomit publi-
cetion of the filets in so many pa -
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quaintel with the whole drown-
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Mr. J Out Allin, whose .peic e 0,1 bus),
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town, hale, however, had to answer
many queetione recently, bat maim
slam very close to Mr. Brown during
tlie whole of lila painful experiences: in
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Mr. Alan1 quito as enthuse:1sta. as
Mr. Brown laimople and never tires
telling the &tory of how Dodd's Kid-
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Mr. Browit'a life. He Nee's; .
"We didn't think he would ever live
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ilea the beet. or It all itsallat the cure
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three and a half years sin:tee/1nd as
*you knoue etrong 'and betray to-
day, and htee been ever sinoe Dodd's
Kidney Pille sent him back tot the
shop."
There are many others in town
who have recently been reminded or
that Nvonelerfal cure of a seemingly;
hopeless case who find no trouble In,
calllng up the facia, and none are
slow to :give all the credit to Dothas
• Kidney 111114
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Thera's al anY ahliP on ley roads and
sidewalks le the winter. Sprains
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when Perry Davis' Pahtkiller vindi-
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Ireland £1,400,000. ;France ;spends
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nriewered by the elderly feMelearia
tteted ae court -keeper, he remarked
itte turned oni las beel and left the
room: ")tary, ilate le the MTh
teatai e0111,0 abtait the MAW"
COE NT n? BEST.
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Something Depends on. Loca-
tion and Feed.
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE COUNT,
mr. W. IloUson writes; "The
41N 10 weld' Is the Most
tilreirilite"cibirn‘.°111e.im LIT•11)(111.ittutryt
utonot 11"
That beef produetien eau he carried
on ,wita 0. mealier expencature for
Wier and utensile is perhami lane,
Lula It eertaluly 4.10i'S not retpare the
Minstapt attentien to lousiness tha1
dairying enteals. it will, 1 think, 1100
geneealty vometled by faironinded
111011 theethere le no "best" breed. :
Everyt Wog depends (01 eireumstensee.
A breed time proves highly satisfata
tory an one district May be found
entirely* unroll:tee; to different en-
virennaents. Only lour breeds of beef
cattle, namely, Shorthorns, Here-
fords, Galloways and Arteraeen:Ans
tire. )utve attained popularity in Cale
ada, and 'only tho first reentioued
can slip said to be generally tlistrl-
butett The &there MO/ equal the
Sell,teonrt el itcomrpriass slot ciembeuefo dtei ocdzettalohni , gitt.
ditions, but •the superior milking
qualities of the Sheithorns, and pate
tieularly or the grades, eave given.
them a% unequalled popularity atnong
our faemers.
"Where feed le. plentiful end the
country not too high or broken
they are liekly to prove ki at Israel; ory
beefers, and- in addition will pre -
duce a fair alimentof milk. Tee
ease with whicli gooa bulls of this
breed can be procured for grading
purposes is also an argument in Ito
DeVor. Breeder e of other sorts are
comparatively few, and the oppor-
tunity for choice le small, when one
desires to select a buil. In the cold-
er parte ef Canada, raid on the
bare pastures of the mountainous
distriots, the GalloWeys Loci West
Highlanders should prove service-
able, on accmint of theirhardiness
anti activity.
- /Smoot the dairy 'breeds, the Ayr -
shires, Holsteins, Jerseys, Guernseys
and French Canadians are all held
in considerable esteein. The latter
lotee been almost unknown outside
of the Province of Quebec, until the
last year or two, but they are now
attracting considerable attention.
Under adverse circurnetances, such as
beauty pastures, lack of proper wine
ter reed and care, etc., they will prob-
ablyyield a treater percentage or
profit than those breeds wh.leh have
for generations been accustomed to
good food and caro The Guernseys,
although eighty 'thought of in the
United States, have never tallied
sufficient foothold in Canada to en-
able our farmers to judge their suit-
ablity for this country. But they and
their dose relatives, the Jerseys, are
especially adapted for the production
of fancy butter or cream of a high-
priced city trade, and the majority
of Canadian herds of these two breeds
are, 1 think, used ter this purpose!.
The Ayrshires and Holsteins seeneeto
be gaining In popularity among the
general dairy farmers wile support
the dream factories and creameries,
and, with the dairy Shoethorns, are
likely to divide the greater part of
the dairy field between them. The
Holsteins are likely to do better on
the level lands, with. flush pastures
and plenty of winter rood, while the
Ayrshiree Would, I think, find more
favotr on rolling or hilly lands, be-
dtime et their great aetivity,
)3ut, white certain well deeined dif-
ferences refay characterize the yar-
Iowa breeds, yet it meg be well to
remember that there Is much great-
er difference between Individual ani-
mals oe the Same breed than between
different breeds. A good cow is a good
cow, no matter what her breed, may
be. Therefore let each man select the
breedethat he oonsiders best suited
to his conditions, and stick to It. Let
him buy, Or breed to, the beat avail-
able bulls of that breed, and continue
to grade up WA herd to a higher de-
gree of- excellence year by year. The
Practice followed by some farmers of
using bulls first ote one breed and
then Of anal:hero lei fatal to all plans
of building- up a bandaoate, utiform
and profitable herd of grade cows,
and time is just what most farmers
require. The average man dotes not
need pure bred females; in fact will
do better with good grades. The
breeders of pure bred stock are, like
the meet, born, not matlet Iie mut
interit a love for animals and an
aptitede for handling tb.em, other-
wise his invesament will prove un-
profitable, and all lite efforts a die-
appointm.ent.
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Mintarree Liniment Cures Dandruff,
The British Seitoolboy on Animals.
A correspondent" who offered
prizes In different echools tor 00-
0 11 kindness- to animals sends
uee a few extracts from the pap-
ers received:
"There are two kinds/ or animals,
and they' aro the quadruped and
Wiwi; the quadruped is lions and
tigers and such like, and the 'typed
Is birds."
"Some people kick the poor dog
andgive it no tood. Then the poor
animal bites the first' person It
comes to, and this causes the per -
soh to have idiphobery, and the an-
imal gets killed. This is all through
the people ,givlug the animal 1101111-
111g to eat.'
"Animals do not g0 to °hutch nor
Hay any prayers. They never it
down to get. their Meals', and we
"althea the animal dies it le no
more) good, except for food, but
when, we die we have it resurrecs
tion."-Weetininster Gazette.
Liniment cures Burns, etc.
Longest Tooth -Sixteen Inches.
Reliefs of prehistoric tlinee have
been enearthed In ,a bog at what is
known as White Sulphur Springs,
two 1111100 north of Afton, T. le, by
Prof. W. II. Minim head of the
bureau of etlinolog,v of .the Smith-
sonian Institution In Washington,
and W. A. 0111, a (40vernment pho-
tographer. The find inchnleti sev-
ova large teeth and hence, together
With Many arrow pollite and heads.
One tooth, that of a thastoden,
mem/tired elateen Imam; in length
fuel fester Inelum acrofos the tele That
Is maid to he the largest tootit of
these extInet animale ever seen bY
mart.-Olito Dental &Mena. •
eaten OP.Clina,cmy 1)1'Tareene
bt CAR COI.NIT.
VitAInt enr.Ifitr mak ce oath that be Won -
fig Illioarbtillikeirr,cogiotlfilo) tflaicirtayro.f.l.TC01110701.ort.&ogre
and State foributid.a nil that sods fitla born pity
the entri of ONE MalliftED 110t,Lettl4 for
enitil, and 01 CV y elute of CA'rAnnit UM OM -
net 1)9 cured by the 11F(1 of 11.4t.i.'fi (14TAttell
{11:14:0:71 0) before inritteAdNsICtibiar(ilbrierit Irm'j
profienee,t Ink etlt day of Deerimber.A.D.,188.0,
A. 1,11', CI LEA HON.
Notary labile.
Catarrh Owe is taken internale!, and
sem directly on the Meal and te u(on 0)0110088
of MO ay“inin. Sand for Methuen Nat ire&
.T. CIIVINLY & CO" Toledo, O.
Fold byaOruggIste, 73e.
IOM's k aftilly PIUS 010 the best,
epairing
Neatly
Done
Never thought of such a
sign for a medicine did you?
Well, it's a good sign for
Scott's Emulsion. The body
has to be repaired like other
things and Scott's Emulsion is
the medicine that dbes 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
from 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.
You can do it yourself -you
and the bottle.
This picture represents
the Trade Mark of Scott's
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample -
SCOTT 8c BOWNE,
TORONTO CANADA
eoc. and $t. all druggists.
r4i
Blood
will tell
When au animal is all run down,
has a rough coat and a tight hide,
anyone knows that Ms blood is out
of order: To keep an animal econo-
micelle he must be in good health.
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• DICK'S .
BLOOD PURIFIER
is a necessity where the best results
from feeding would be obtained.
It tones up the system, rids the
stomach of "bots, worms and other
parasites that suck the life blood
away.
Nothing like Dick's powder for
a run down horse.
50 cents a paeltage.
Leeming, Miles Cc Co., Agents,
flONTRBAL.
Write for Book on Cattle and Horses free.
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Good Paying Business For Salo
Baker shop, restaurant, confectionery, fruit,
ice cream in 0110 031 the best towns In Manitoba;
good chance for a good baker; price $1700, cash
51000, balance to suit. For_partioulars apply
CANADA READY PRINT Co., Hamilton, Canada,
CONTINENTAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Hon. jahn Dryden, President.
Tee report for 19011 showed re-
mare/able increases over 1900, In the
following itemise •
New business increased by $050,705
Premiunt ineosne increased ; •
30,312
income incedasied by 42,1575
Aesete Increased by : 43,959
Insurance in force, In- . !
creased by • 1,300,466
Corrtinentall Life. Policies are un-
excelled far simplicity arml liberality.
Agente ;wanted. •
GEO. B. WOODS', CHAS, H. FULLER,
General' Manager. Secretary
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Dear Sirs, -This is to certify that
I have been troubled with a lame
„hack for fifteen years,
I have used three bottles of yoor
alaNARTYS LINFMENal, and am com-
pletely curedd
It causes me great pleasure to re-
commend It, and you are at liberty
to use this In any way to further the
use of your valuable medicine.
Two Rivers, ROBERT ROSS,
ISSUE IVO. 12 190%!.
cIIAN (INS.
(USTI FOR REAL ESTATE 0I1 Baal -
ea nem, no matter where 13 3*, Semi deecrip-
tion and emit priee mad got our plan for end-
ing cash buyers. Patent Exchange and 1111.04.
nient Company, Toronto, Canada,
PA riotns,
I>ATiNTS, CAVEATS, NARKS,
tioitritt.4 illorgrteL Mee. tittn'tiltrii
.xrhange and investment Company, lallibm
Building, Toronto, 0111.
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DR. WHITE'S ELECTRIC COMB
Sure Ctir,o. far ifeadaeha and all scalp
s• ailments,preventsancl stops
Baldness, TbojdetU eomb for toilet use. (moo
used elways used. Comforting, economical.
Wee a lifetime. Ladies ea. Gents me. eons
prepaid on re010ll-001 price from Dr, White's
Agency, 1051. Jobe et, Montreal.
.1•••••••••••••11.1.161.01.111M...1,1111111
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A 13RICKeSTORle ItENT, THE BEST
Xi. corner stoma. in Mussels. Apply to it.
C. Struthers, Londou, Ont,
Mi -i. Winslow', Soothine Syrup should
asohvotatlYs8s tit% (1.118ecil, fstreteTelitillertgneurjt'Lretuhrietwhildt
colic and is the boa remedy for tearoom.
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1ORTJIT FARM FOR SALE-ONa OF mmn
finest in the Niegara leenintiala, ab
Winona, le miles from emmilton on two rail.
ways, Macros in Mess of vrhich is in fruit,
mostly peaehes. Will bo sold in one parcel or
divided into lotsof 16 to 20 acres to suit pur.
chasers. Theis a decided bargaiii Address
Jonathan Carpenter, P. O. box 409, Winona
Ontario
elleCAVE YOU NOM IT! WHAT: 1 Lea's
Ise Pacelese Recipes-1Mo •.eareitt for tho
home, farm, laboratory,.workbhop and every
department of human endeavor, with foil
Index (0 100108)8 ; Ns pages ; bound in cloth ;
send 25001314 for a copy, and if you thiuk the
book Is not wor. It the money, bend it back and
your money will be returned :thk Is a good .
side Pito for eanvassere. Wohnut Brigge
Methodist Book Room Terme°, Ont.
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Years old: bay, brown or Meanie •' lee high;
weight 1,075 10 .1.1.00; 11001 11111.104 opaoh, gem.
ings and well bred; of haeltney make-up, good.
coa,tsoranes and (ails; good knee and hock
action; high act ors; able to step In four min-
utes; taust he sound and right ovory way; will
Pay good price for such It te11111; in reply etre
full description and price. S. le Angus, 910
Majestic Didg., Detroit. Mich.
VETANTED -0001) TIOI/SEICEEPEPS TO
v3 use Eleetrie Polishing Fibre, the clim-
e/my prepared cloth that cleans silverware
and ail bright metals without the aid of pesot
or pewder ; it's the houbekeeper's delight- so
clean, quick and handy; urice 25 cents ; atjew-
oilers, drugeists, notion detainsgrocers end
getterainitechituts; Wh01e49l0 by LerylirOs•.Co ,
Haninton, Dominion Drug Co., Hamilton, T.
Kinnear & Co., Toronto. For useful trtal
samples send two cent stamp to the Monarch
Ca, St. Catharines, Ont., Manufaeturers.Tako
no Substitute.
WANTED =41'1°0:Jaen thil.
throughout Canada
to introduce our goodetaelcing up show cards
on treoefeneeselong roads and all conspicuous
places, also 1 istributing small ativertising.
matter. Commission 'or salary, eutieo per
month and expenses not to exceed $2.50 per
day. Steady employment to good, honest, re-
liable mon. No ex perleuce tteedful. Write for
full particulars. THE EMPIRE MEDI OIND
00., X.0111(1011, Ont.
NEW LAID EGGS
WANTED
Dried Apples Poultry, Dairy and Creamery
Butter, Honey, etc. Will buy outright or sell
on commission. Correspondence invited.
JOHN S. FEE,
62 Front street oast, Toronto, Ont.
VERY LOW
RATES
Every day during tile montha of
March and April, 3,002, tho UNION
PACIFIC will pelt Cielonlati one -wax
aieltete at the follavving Maas: •.
FROM,
MISSOURI RIVItit,
$20.00 To Ogden and Balt
Lake City. -
$20.00 ..,10 Butte, Ana condo
and Helena.
$22.50
$22.50
To Spokane.
To Points on the
Great Northern
By, Spokane to Wenatebee Inc., vita
Huntington and Spokane.
$25.00
To Points on Great
Northern Ity.,west
of Wenatchee via Huntington and
Spokane.
$25.00
To Portland, Pacoma
and Seattle.
$r)5 00 To Ashland,
, Oregon,
. and intermediate
Points, including Branch Lines on
S. P. .Co., south of Portland, via
Portland.
$25.00 To San Francisco,
Los Angeles and
other California Points.
Full lefoenottion cheerfully furs
Lashed on applieation to
G. G. HERRING, G.A.,
126 Woodward Avenue,
Detroit, Mich.
Eng for its Size.
"Tommy," gala the father of a
precocious five-year-old at the dinner
table, "don't yoti think that is a
pretty big piece of cake; for a boy, of
yOur size 7"
"It looks big, papa," repilea Tommy,
"but it' l sponge cake and nearly all
boles.."-Cliicago News.
Millard's Liniment for sale everye
'where.
twos,
Frost Wire Pence is a Strong Fence.
The to wiree rind 6 sear kneel hag attaeaz uprights. There is not it
weak spot hi Re cuminii lion, 11 will hoe three tittles as long as other
fence% Plata your order for Peatet rellee, satisfaction guaranteed.
Write for CritelOcie• TIM FROST WIRE FENCE CO. LTD., WELLAND, Ont,
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PfL8
IIND
MEM or
NO HOOPS,
EDDYS NO LEAICS..'
NO JOINTS,
NO slums,
INDURATED FIBREWARE
8.te Vaulty superior to the ante arr
WoodeniVare articles for doraestie ono. 0.
TRY THEM.
iitie by tirat Wadi dMI.rL
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