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A Pretty Irish RomanCe.
"Tbe rain le °tee oemeelonal drops, gentleman Annie sigh, with regret to
Preston," Oilliai . saye, enpatientiy, (tee ills wife installed ; and it wife like
"and the rain and the wind will de Mae no man on earth COUld feel
rue good! Give me my furs, please." ashiontel to own. Anne is it gentle -
"But you won't walk far all alone. wimma in every inetinet of dress and
Ma'am ?" implores Pri•ston, ivito deportment ; Anne is eomely, grata. -
had been the pertest ot waiting- fut. reef wea-bred ; Anne is growing
worneu witeu she entered elles hatelstitner, fairer, brighter, more
Ileane's service, and is 11411* --to her grace me and winning in manner Melee
mistress at least—as affectionate elle married the man she adores.
anti considerate as the faithful eueen That Anne is el ger in management
Nipper ever was to geutie Florenee —that Anne is it brilliant housewife,
Dombey. "You won't go uttt in them "a woman, with it faculty." as Amer -
lonely woods, or an where far out team say, may be easily guessed.
of eight, wilt you, ma'am ?" she That alien a wife Is it treasure of
ergee, "Let me come with yon, or treasures to it vers poor, very las-
keep call of you, Mies Deane; du, *idiom gentleman, may be easily
please." 1 guessed. likewlee.
"I am not going beyond the sitrub- / Si that George, sittleg down with •
bery, Preston," Illillan answers his friends to their simple early din -
quietly, "and would rather be ner, is scarcely sarprised, however
alone, thank you." much he may admire Mrs.' Lacy's sur -
The cold wind blows in her face, rounding». She presideat the
sea the ran patters down now and deintily laid table like it duchess—
again from the utorm-rent clouds, except that duchesses are not often
but Gililan feels the sympathy of the to graceful, so we 1 bree, awl so happy
atom, witk the surging end beating —and looks like a woman in it picture
of the ether storm pent within her In her well -made black velveteen
breast, as she walks to and fro In gown, her freshly -folded white lace
the sheltered sltrubbere paths, and scarf, with it cluster of pale golden 1
tire wind bowie through the bare crocuses in her brooch.
woodlands beyond, and breaks in a i And that simple early dinner of
tempest of sound amid the thick- roast mutton and vegetables, and a
clothed bough& ot the great laurels moreel of succulent entree and it
and twines, and laurestinas that dainty pudding, and a tottle of cheap
skirt the Lewes. and good Claret. is it feast in its ap-
"He Insalted• me, cruelly, .neediessly petizing perfection. " A dinner that,
inflated me," she says over end over un my honor, didn't cost five sallinge,
to itereelf in mournful repetitiou, wine and all Lacy toile George int -
*Aug to persuade herself she le pressively afterwards. "y Jove, I
strong in pride and indignation think sometimes Anne's a witch," he
againet htin. eontinnes, with the uxorious pleasure
"My love wee a valuelese, wurtieess which admiring husbands take in
thing to him from the first. He never bragging of their evivee to chosen
wanted it, he never wanted me. That friends. "1 don't know how it's done,
wretobed money tempted aim awhile tee don't ask ate, George: but on my
at first —he was so poor. Oh. honor, Anne hits kept 'louse for us
George! I would have given you a Loth, and the servant maid, for three
world, if I had it, for the ieaet little weeks on five pounds! Sir Harry gave
bit of pour love, and thought Iloilo •tie seventy-five pounds, my quarter's
lag of the gilt! But no money could salary, in ativance, wheu we were
tenipt him to carry out the deeep- married, and of eouree I gave it to
elm. I atn glad of that, though 1 Anne to lay out to the best advert -
might have married him happy in my tage, and she dividedit into four
delusion. He could have deceived me surne—twenty pounds to be paid to
easliy.O would have been glad to Mailers, that confounded tailor
be deceived. I might ha.ve been hie fellow—he's been getting awfully
wife a feiv abort happy months or troublesome, and I owe him two hun- .
years, and then died, and never dred—twenty pounds laid, aside topay
blown that he never oared for me!" tor extras, rent, wine and clothes, and
At this point,the girl fifteen to me and twenty tp her to
who hate come out to nerve here& 'keep 'house on. for quarter 'of it
for cold, proud decision in her future year. What do you, think of that for
ernoluet toward the man who has linatecial arraugenzeute, my boy ?"
well-nigh broken her heart, finds Lapeer asks, exultingly, '"Why, with
tiered( ,sliedding weak, piteous tears that sort of management, and the
over the fancies of that sweet MI- money I shall get—my commutation
possible future wheel her words allowance—I WWI be mit of debt in
have conjured few years—perhaps three yeare if
*".1 am weak, I ant elate, I em a we are very careful. Anne says."
mean, pour, craven thing!" Gillian. "You are it lucky fellow," George
says, farlousle, tile hot blush of an- reaes, briefly, with a, deep sigh. "Web
ger and shame drying the tears on tor you you did not find out the mike
her pale cheeks. "I cannot have one take you Were making when it waft
atom of pride and self-respect!" too late."
and the tearsodart once more and "Take warning, then," Lacy says,
blind eer as site walks on 'hurriedly, etirtiv. but laughinti
scarce seeing whither she is going.
"He never cared for me Never!
Never! Is not that enough that I
must still regret !Mu and grieve for
him? Poor, miserable, craven,
spirited girl that lam ! Oh, George!
Oh, George!"
And th•en tlte -poor, eraven-spirit-
ed girl" pauses jest by that white
gate in the shrubbery where she had
parted from inni that morning long
ago, and looks dowu the long vistit
of the lonely woodland road with
Wistful, hopeless eyes. The winds
roar and rage through the trees in
billows of dreary sound, the cold and
gloom of the stormy evening eur-
routed her like a pall, the chili rain
mingles with the tears that wet
her sad, fair little face.
Alone in the world—unioved, un -
prized, uneherished.
"AIL wbat ellen 1 be at titty
ebould nature keep me alive. •
If 1 find the world so bitter
Weten I am but twenty-five?" " But I've wronged her In deed and
iiings the poet. word," mutters George, penitently,
Axel aloe! and alas! for the wear- fluelling through the bronze ou his
leorne desert a life, when the rose- fair ewe up to the eluse-eut tawny
ete mirage of morning Is gone, and hair. "1 don't see how she can ever
all of ite tar illnelOile get over the way / treated her laist
told golden hopee—high as heaven— night, and see) giving me ali the wet -
are vaniehed away beeore the sail eeme of her loving heart without one
eyee of "sweet—and—twenty." &predatory thought41 1 le
* * * * " And you wonder aft that ?" Anne
And, metteiwitile, theough the create, queetions, with a Rutile and it High.
etormy afternoon, George is re- • .rt is ouly women, then, who feel
turning from Darragh, along the nate etato
row metintain road that winde past " eis not Jove
the Wire uplands and the coverts Whielt alters when it alteration Mule
Into the Afeunt Ossory woodlands. Or bender with the removal to re -
luxe been spending a few hours
In the eoelety uI his friends— Cap- Oh, Jgcr e't• eve -fid mark,
lain Patriek Diaghant Lacy and hie That looks on tempeofte and is never
newly -wedded wire, in that pleas- shaken ;
aid and comfortable home which II le the star ter every wandering
Anniee love has already ereateil for barque,
her beloved out of the want ratter -
et home Worth's unknottru. although his
iele ill her eonanand. It hi trite the 'height be taken,' "
new married couple are very Peer George langlai end flusheR again, as
—poorer in money than ever Cap-
tain Levy knew himself to be in the noel do when they entifees to an
Whole, eouree of his impecunious life, honest emotion of tenderneea
'They are so very poor that the " No, indeed, Anne !" he says,
gaireet ex -captain of laneerfo is joeoeely. but taking bitterly, and
grateful and hill fd wentierment at rieing and fingering 111:4 hat fiery-
pore/Miming the minty& comforts of hie " Other PeoPle
Very iiireple daily existence. awl Gillian Deane and Witt
kor Al10•0 deft fingers nod elever Shakeepeare, ktiow all abeut the
brain. her abititiee feirevolitess. 'reser-fixed mark.anti the guidieg
mental and pleveileal resoureee. tire all (Oar : I fissure- you they do,
4it the utmost strain of their Cell:t- ME'S. LUCY."
CHINS "to lovc and to viieriSil" hint am glad or that. and 1 trete lite
whew elite has taken untll tienth neve Moe Laity /mowers softly.
them 410 part. ; "Are pm going liftek to Mount Oa
The dttr eparsele-furniOeti refiner sere new. iietneeel Iteodenye, then,
of the old moot** are ueautified. 1111(1 end my beet wishes go with 100.
not revanthefized, ao a vulgar loaf. Anil, fieerge, ;inn will remember
Would make 111010 . thee are teemed wintt eou prienier41 me 7 Gillian late
With Aimee few &nay belt/amigo a great deal to torgit r. and etre e
Anneee faultless tai(, and Annees self Itase loinpfel up tee fliffienithe
• r earl. 8041 the 1' 11 te that in the way. itene•mb ee George !"
Captain Lacytt bouvi is unr 110 111/1 n i "Oh. e ea 1 will remember," George
been he nett:tined that Mende tie SON. SWIUIIg and ea:teeing, Anne's
tivaintancre Memel lop, liu e beet nt, hand fervently.: "1 promiee evere-
i
But Anne &tee more than this, and
when her imsband lure ridden away
on business to a distant farm. she site
beside George and talka to him long,
and kindly, and earneetly, aa a sister
might speak,
"VII do everything you tell me,
Anne," George says, frankly. "I owe
you onore than that for all your
peeve of kinfluess tie me in the days
when you vvere my one friend and
confidante."
"I had title In my mind, too, when I
—when my hueband and I—wrote
that letter to you begging you to
come home," Anne says, laying log
white hand, with lee soft, cool mes-
meric! touch, on "1 thought not
only of your reconciliation with your
poor father, George—the poor, erring
father who wronged you and loved
you all your life—but I thought, too,
of your reeonelliation with the dear,
gelato little girl who 'Gem; you so
well and so truly, and who never
wronged you in deed or word."
WIGHT SOAP
Wash will make linen rernain clean
longer than Two waSlieS with impure :-,oap.
Ask kir the Ottegen
If your goiter taunt ripply, wrne te man 11110TRFAS
Menne, Toronto, Seeing /e1 nittne inaeedrest, ana a
tred simple of !fanlight Step veil be sent Srott free et Get,
RED CES
EXPENSE.
tang. Aane. Patienee and tender-
nees and hantlity. I'll eat Iturilble Pie
lieviehly„eorte. 1 vow, and never
Willee at it. 1 tiPmTVP 10 bate fl to
wet."
With widelt elteerfut assurttnee, and
looking eery hrave, and tirigett, nud
Itolieet. George+ bide his friend. goodlye, anti reds out to walk back to
Mount Ossory tfl the stormy, murky
11.40310,M. NVitit tiLfligtht uf a true
and tender purptiee in leo blue eeen,
and the warmth ot a tender, re-
moreeful love in Itie heart.
"1 will do all 1 van to make amend%
1 base ()Retitled her deepev, I know,"
George says to Itnneelt, eontritely,
ei'o he strides along. "1 W%4 ZLr00.1
cati —to attempt to aelt a
favor of her title morniag, be-
fore I apologlzed tu her for
itly behavior htse; agile. 1 WM nide,
and unkind, awl ungentlemanly, in
trying to be honest. LU apologize
now. on my kneel it slue likes, to
my dear little girl—my deer, Insult-
ed little girl !--11 1 ean only get the
eltance.e 1,1e instinctively hurries
faster, breathing qulelter at the
thought, "She may bave left since
I have been at Mount Ossory but she
wouldn't have bn In time for the
tteamer to -clay, 1 know, stud if she
hs gono lel go after her to Bally -
ford," he det‘ides. "1 Luny see her -in
that room wherre 1 met Iter.flret—inY
gentle little darling. There was love
for me in her sweet eyes from the
first moment we met. I havebeen a
fool, and 1 have blundored, and 1 have
done wrong, but I'll try and make
amends to leer at lewd as far KB a
:van eau !" George says, hurrying
faster, with bent head against the
blast, that triee In vain to retard
"I'll be pettent and gentle as
1 promised Anne, even if Gillian in
very scornful and has hardened her
tender heart very sternly against
me. I'll take patiently vvliatever he
ehooses to say to me. I'll speak hum-
bly and entreat her forgiveness, ay,
ett my kneeei if ehe will, and if she
has left the house I'll follow her to
Ballyforcl this very evening, and—"
He is within three or tour yards of
the white gate leading into the shrub-
bery, and there, leaning 'against the
gate, is a lormly, slender figure in
a long, close, sealskin mantle.
gazing with a weary, abstracted
look into the woodlands, and the
steep bank and its growth or rho-
dodendrons just before her, and
quite unconscious In the noises of
the bowling wind. and rustling foli-
age of his approacbing footeteps.
And thee is how George "humbly
asks her forgiveness."
He get al over the Intervening opace
between them in two Long Arida%
and is close beside her in three sec-
onds of time.
And then the dark, startled eyes
meet his in a half -terrified flash ef
recognition. There le a pause for per-
haps two or three rapid heart -beats,
and then--
"The apiriterueijed togethen at
the touching of the lips," and tracts of unimproved land. Reliable
(leorge claims his little sweetheart information furnished to Inquirers
in hie arms with quite ferocious end- sending addrefisee envelope to "Cap;
(Tentless, and all reproaches or apol- tate W. m.,,, Freeman's Hotel,
°glee, all words of rebuke or contri- Auburn, Placer Co., California. Tour -
lion, if any such be indeed even lets. met. Hotel at depot.
thought of by either, are stifled out
of exietenee by a score of ,eautual
k1sses.
So that tviten ehe is at 'net re-
leaeed she has no breath to speak
for a few mentente, and when she
can inmate Gillian puts up her hands
; to her face, fair and rosy Duelled as
a, wild apple blossom, and utters her
worde of cold, dignified repulsion to
the Lover veil° hes offended her pride
ito deeply.
, "Doter woe IGeoege.- San sa.ye, smiling:
and trembling, and looking up at him
witlt radla,nt eyes, "I didn't think
it was you; I never heard you coming,
my darling."
It is just as well, preimps, that love
should laugh at lovers' broken vows
sometimes.
CHAPTER MAX.
A RAILWAY NAN,
Extraor4inary Unpleasant Symp.,
toms of Kidney Trouble I0
This Case.
eortured by all HILO& of PainS stud
Aches Ho Tries elverythlue, but
Walk to Flud RAMO 'till it terleud
Advisee Illm o Use HoolvPe AtidiseT
ellis—They have Mode a Well Mao
01 Him end He Is teratetiii,
Ottawa, Ont., March 81.—(Spectal)
—Frank Chartrand, ti fetilvvay oleo,
wiloso Tamale in at No. 180 Little
Chandiere etreet, has acknowledged
thet Deeld's Kidney Plea have done
more zw. him %ban anything else In
the worki has over done, Ile toys:
suffered with backache: and was
always drowsy and had a very heavy
feeling in my limbs.
"1 had frequent severe headaohes
anti more times Ver,y sharp pains In
the to of my head, which gave me
mud.4nuoyenee in my work.
"My lingere would tramp and I
woule haN-e an uneastuese in my lege
and 00ettelOnal pains in the loins?.
"I was dizzy iti spells and short 01
breath If 1 ate a hearty meal 1
would have it pain In my left side.
My appetite would eornetimee be
very good and sometimes I Couldn't
eat auytieng,
"I had a constant soreness end
teuderness over tile spine and tired
feeling In the region 01 my kidneye
"1 suffered quite it tittle with them -
gime, heavy feeling acrese the loins.
"Dodd's 'Kidney Pills were reoone
mended to me by a friend of mine
who had been cured, and I began
to use them.
"Almost from the start I began
to feel the wonderfte improvement,
svideli continued as the treatment
proceetled, till the unpleasant eYuiP-
te.me hod one by one entirely disap-
peared. •
"Dodd's Kidney Pete have worked
a wonderful cure in my ease and I
cannot epeak too eighty of this great
and good remedy,"
What Dodd's Kidney Pills have done
for Mr. Cleartraud they have done
for thousands of others, and they'll
do the same for you Ifyou give them
it chance. •
There are many railway men In
OsIsatla today who fled Road's Kid-
ney ping mew:tees:tier 'They are
the railway maws surest and beet
Priced.
The elenete.nt vibration on trains
and eines le very hard on the
kidneys, and Dodd'e Kidney Pills
make these organs web and able to
resist disease.
Homes in California.
Retired British arntY officer, resid-
ing in moot ,desirabloseetion of Oali-
Conde, has agency for sale of orange,
lemon, olive and peach. °retards also
What matter lowering skies, and
moaning winds, and drifting rains,
when it is summer In one's heart and
all the birds are singing and all the
ruses eet life are blooming ? When
one's path stretches on through a
far, imaginary land—a narrow, Cow-
er -bordered way, fragrant, warm and
sheltered, where only two 03.0 walk
side by side?
The night is closing in, dark and
wet and tempeottacem, when Galion
anti her lover quit the rain -drenched
shrubberies and the damp avenues,
and itoddened lawns, through which
they have been evandering tor the
last two hours, unheedisig wind and
'weather, wrapned up in each other's
seeiety and cenversation—vague and
very (Reconnected, and 'very egotis-
Real, as that conversatien certainly
would sound to unprejudLced ears—
glad and gay, and warm with the
vital warmth of happy pulses in 8pite
of the ehW northwest wind and the
dropping rain.
It is half -past eix when they fin-
elly return to tile home, with Gil-
Ilan's sealskin and (temp.'s aster In
it rather soaked eondition ; with
muddy boots and rain -drops on Gil-
lian's short curls and George's blg
moustache, but . with gay voices,
and radiant eyes, and warm, Melt
ed faces. 00, life in life's early sum-
mer! Ole tvoetb 1 Oh, love!
Ten minutes' hurried toilet le
%ancient', however, to make hril-
taut eyes, and smiling lips, and deli-
eate, rose -flushed complexion look
nli the lovelier in a handsome gown
of Heil Meek sine with black lacc
ruffles and jet star% and then Gil-
lian Melee downstairs softly and
shyly. and comes into the dining -
roam a very she., fair maiden,/ con-
eeloes throvigh alt hee glad throb-
bing pulses of Ole presence—her
toed and master—with his been blue
eyes fixed on Iter witli it hidden
emit te
George has made himself neetilese-
ly beautiful and festinating in a
well-eut black emit,. and dark grey
trousers, III plaro ot his rough te-
eter and muddy leggings,
Ills bright noir is crispy golden
WI Shining, his handsome plane-
t:tette, 1118 SO didly-sliatied head
and throat, are quite Sufficient to
award him the palm for good looks
oten among good-loolong Mg men,
without teen the nddition of his
1 nymmetrical limbo 001 his belie
I Might face,
there le Wien illOre On /1 that,
thie evening. for those shy. brown
terms to admire and delight M.
Tee few monthe fit ton vel and
mingling With 8001111 equals and 1411-
lif.riOrt4 have brushed off rustle elty-
mos, ana gi hint more self-pos-
8iytt:,111 1, and a better tone end bear-
ing: and, beside ilea-HMCO lea year
George bite learned the tenderefit, 814
well it H liereent, Of the
lenrned. 0,1 hitter 011e.
1013,, and 1111th, 'Mil
grief. iota deo:pair wean, and ill -hi
I: (orbit.; a eine mere in a year then
vonet !Pavel in n lifetime withont
itik graduating in that bitter Helmet.
Aiiii mow, :elite,. last night, though he
vial tett neettowieligi it fully, Peen
1(1 it11ie4.1; 14' the ridel8(14 Wiet re.
j,iieo. with him. a galling load, a
tieuel weieht has bee 1 Wipe off tile
10.1111. a.ol lie leads Itie
ille fee& ie briehter, an 1 11113
etece 11:1(1 111e, thole:lite kinder,
iiiul ble Ivor& more gentle te fill the
Worltl urnan,1 1101.
(To be te114tieued..1
A Milliard of Minutes.
A. Hamburg profess -or oaleulates
that at 10.40 a. xn., onl April 29 next
exactly a milliard of minutes (1,000,-
000,000) will have elapsed since the
birth of Christ. •
Keep Mimed's Liniment in .the
House.
Fashion, Like illstory. Repeats Itself
(Ohicheo News.) -
It JO said that the ladies of Egypt
etaleed their cheeks :with alcohol
1,000 years ago. It is now Alma as
a nose tint by some men in this'
country.
This wilt remind you that • the pain
of strains, bruises and sprains, com-
mon incidents a' active outdoor are
is 'drawn from, aching bodies by Perry
Davis'. Painkiller, as a magnet
draws bite of iron from Eland.
John a Good Student,
Mit-nits.)
Teacher en mineralogy elass)—
johnny, give me the name of the
largeet known diamond. Johnny—
The a.ce.
Itinelieb Stetter: blohnene removes
beI hard, eoft or calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood S,pavin,
Curbe, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney,
Stifles, Sprans, Sore and Swollen
Throat, Coughs, etc. &Lye $50 ItY
use of one bottle. Warr:tatted the
most wonderful Blemisli Cure ever
known. Sold by alt druggists.
A Priuce of lentertalliere.
(N, Y. Simi
elre Ilouilder—Unele says that
you entertained blin delightfully.
Rounder—Oh, yes. I bought Min a
drink and then let hint tell me the
lead story of 018 life.
I know AtIN.A.IID'S LINIMENT will
cure Diphtheria.
JOHN le BOUTeLLIER.
French Tillege.
I know MINABITS LINIMENT lvtil•
cure Croup. k
j. F. CUNNINGHAM.
Cape Dilate',
I lolow ARNAUD'S LINIMENT It the
beet remedy on earth,
JOSEPH A. SNOW,
NorWay, Me.
How Ho linew.
The boy had ehown such a degree
of ignotamse aid mental obtemenese
that the teacher waa disheartened,
and ,he finally asked earcaotieello :
"Do ;eon !mix whether George
Washington was a Radler or it trai-
tor ?"
"Ile wee a Rohner," replied the Air
chin promptly.
"How do yon knowethat ?" elm per-
sisted.
"'Cnuee T saw n -.lecture ot hlm
crossing the Delaware end ansr Ral-
lied know enough rent/ to tand up
in the boat."--Chieago Evening Post.
Melte st • note ot itte when 'you -are
leaving home to Imo' tetluteD. & L."
Menthol Plaster. /1, is guaranteed to
dere the woret wee of batleizehe
headache, etitehea Avoid everything
said to be jaet nes '010(1.6E4 genuine
mfule by entede &Mani/tenet( Co., Ltd.
How to Tell it Cow Freon a Horse.
Mention Aetna
A London boy was (paying hie fleet
visit to the eonary, end blot atten-
tion wan drawn to it 1 horse gritting
at the, roadaide,
"That ifin't it bowie."' lie Protested;
"It is it core."
Itemonstrailee on the pert or his
grown-up companion wan in Vale.
"It IR not it • horse," Oa town boy
iegale declared; "Re! a Wile; for
bonnie linii eabe to 'ern 1" ,
New Verb Ventral Wad nucleon Meer
leallroed.
The eboe0 uoree hit a heuee.hol4
word, and the Superior eXCelience of
Uta road should leS eafficient to at-
tract meet peepla, telt now that the
rate te the imme to New York and
points east as by other lines pa ter-
ther reeenumendation Blieeld be
Knight. ETerYbOeY will tell you it
Is tee boat
Verisel Vette-hinge,
,A. thorn in 'the hand le 'worse than
two in the bush.
Presents make 'the heart grow
fender.
Keep your shoes polielled. Then
you van always shine at one end,
it you can't at the other,
;Where ;there's a. kid there'e a'
squeak.
eren Is like it nail, when he Is
°rooked. You may be sure he bas
been driveu to it by a vvonann.
The 1,1110ge we don't want are
given to 120 to eousole usfor tile
leek of the thinge we Want,
The relation between color and
sound to merely hue, end cry.—New
York Sun. 1.
Afinare's Liniment Lumber/mu:1'e
Friend.
Butlete Cannot. rieree Snow,
Snow is it substance which offers
a most surprising* resistenee to pene-
tration or a rifle bullet; far more,
indeed, than wood. xperiments made
in Norway have shown that it snow
wail roar feet thiek is Absolutely
proot against the Norwegian arnry
rifle, which, by the WAY, Is ot quite
exceptional piercing power, and time
ate all ranges from' fif Cy yards up to
'11/ half a xnee.
etinard's Liniment is used by Phy-
elelaue.
Want to be Loaded Too..
A correspondent of the Buffalo
Commercial relates that while him,
self aed elector were traveillag lu
Virginia.; they came epoa an old
etolored meat, whose mule, attached
to ea old two -wheeled vehicle was
Le the clumps and wouldn't go.
"Die mule am batted, 'base," said
the old malt, "axe glie a doilaa
to( de man dot eon start 'int,"
"I Will 40 it for less than that,
azolee said the doeitor.
He took his ease ,frout the carriage
and seleeted a S411111,1' SYTIAge, which
he filled with morphia, and eiten
lejectted the drug in the ea:rears
slde.
The mule reared, gave a loud bray
end started off ,tet railway speed.
The negro gave a look of festal -
!Ailment at the doctor, and with a
loud "NVItoa 1" started downthe
road atter the mule,
In the course of ten minutes they
Immo up with Itliu, atandieg lis tile
road waiting. 'The male was no-
where itr eight.
"Say, boss," saki the darkey, "how
mutat is datstuff worth yon put
lo dat mule?"
"00, about ten eceets," laughingly
replied the doctor.
'
boss, yo' kin squirt twenty
cents', wuf in me right away Heal
am de eash, I must ketch dat ar
mule.
Monkey Brand Soap Is a cleaner and
polisher combined, but won't wash clothes.
Auk for alidittikeple other.
A CURE FOR AGUE.
A Curious Spoil Used by People of
Lincolnshire.
A eorreg,pondent recently sent to
\1r. Andrew Lang the following scrap
of folk -lore, from .Tennyvotee county.
I rather think, says Mr. Lang, that
the Folk -lore society lia.ve published'
theetrieme,oreceived from the some
authority. But it was new to my-
self, and doubtless' will be to mettle;
"I wonder it you have ever seen
the fan:wring charm for ague, which
I believe I may claim to have res.-
eued from the midden, of the paid -ony-t
self.
"I ant a North Ltniaanshire man by
birth and upbringing, and, thanks to
my dear mother, aivrayso keap. opeo
eyes anti ears for folk -lore.
"We used to have a, lot of ague
about when I weelad, Mid 'my,
mother (loved the tillege fait with
quinine. She sent me one deo with a.
Dottie to the house' of tot old grand-
ame, whose grandson was down with
`the shivers.'
"But when I produced, it, she mid;
" Intl, 1 knaws t,evo a soight
better cure than yort mucky stuff.
" And with that she took me round .
to the foot of his bed, a.n old four -
poet. There on the bottom board
were fixed three borseshoes, points
upwards (at course), with it hammer;
laid 'eloshways' over them. Tatting
it in her haud, ste,salt1 : •
"Feythee, Seen, on' Holy Ghost,
Neale t' owd divvel tew title poet;
Theoitte 1 strolkes with holy , crock,
With this melt 1 tbrolce du kricelt,
One fOr God;
elre One fen' Wore,
An' one for Lok,
"Is pot Ile- an extraordinary in-
stance of a minglemangle of old
Norse paganism and Christianity ?
Thor's Mell and Chrletei Cross. Tbe
Christian Trinity, and Thor, woden,1
That Thoe,,Wreleo and Loki oat -II
and X.rokl." sh
be rentembered, even in a population,'
partly of Norse origin, is so unex-i
pected that I have tried to expiate
it away. Thor is not nantetl, though;
hie liamener is ; "Wod" might be ne
nonsense rhyme, but "Lok"— 1 am e
linable to eeplairt away Loki and he
BANFF BUFFALOS.
Supt. Deuglits Seye the fiord is
Delug Well.
"There are now :11 buffalo in the
Data national park." 19110i litiperin-
tendent Howard llouglae, who le here
op business ivith tho Interior Depart -
Ment. "The lewd lute doubled in three
yearo and Itt five yeare we eitione
hive 100 lime In tile park."
'rho buffalo herd 14 one of um prioie
attractiono of the Dann park, Mit 11
lo Intended to add otiter intportaut
Zoillogleal features& tr ueeriutenden
liongles le going to New y uric, to-
morrow to, *Tend a few dap( at,
exonx park aml get posted upon the
ima practice le itemitug and ("Agit%
W1141 animate, When he returns to
Saeff 105 will begin the ereetion of
liCeolliMOdittiOli for welt/WWI of all
the wild auintalie .ut 'the Nurtbweet
Territories& It Will form It fine addi-
tion to the already unrivalled at-
truetione 1111' Aleut! park.
Mr. Douglao speaks ent lime/Lodi-
oally of the new dietrict set apart
on the British columbla side of the
Greet 'Divide, as an extension of
tii.e Natintitti Park. Phu tOgrapits
withilt he has brought with him etenv
va
ionnimealsgilitifieitie 41(tql1tilteii:letet 10i
of Mountain !Vent -Ty. There are Hit -
tutted the woliderf ni Tokakka Fate,
the higheet 10 the world, it large
body of water tumbling down an
almost sheer &event a 2/300 feet.
While 10 the east Mr, Douglite will
confer with Mr. ettupert, eider of
tIte meteorological btlrenil of Cane
ada, in r'etereacie to equipping the
observatory which has been erect-'
ed 011 • Sulphur mountain in the Na-
tiobal Park, 8,500 feet above ilea.
level. It Call be remelted now by et
good bridle pe.th, five enitee long
and not over ten per cent. grade
111 any part or the aseent, Previous —
131,1SINESe CHAN 0 leS.
to the contitruetton of title path
aceees to the siteotatiliireicioabtsforv,ra
tory wTo
extreme
ilinstrato this Diet Mr. Doug:lite men-
tioes that it meet 0 eeets a pound
to treight mend up the mountain for
bulltlitig the observatory. It laid to
be transferred by pony and pack
muddle.—Ottawa Citizen,
ISSUE .NO, 16, 1902,
jirtI4tvSIot
For Vigor. 0
No use to hunt tigers with
bird -shot. It doesn't hurt the
tiger any and it's awfully risky
for you.
Consumption is a tiger
among diseases. It is Stealthy
—but once started it rapidly
eats up the flesh and destroys
the life. No use to go hunting
it with ordinary food and med-
icine. That's only bird -shot.
It still advances. Good heavy
charges of Scott's Emulsion
will stop the advance. The
disease feels that.
Scott's Emulsion makes the
body strong to resist. It
soothes and toughens the lungs
and sustains the strength until
the disease wears itself out,
Send for free sample,
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Hon and cash price mid get our plan for find.
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Learn how I do awdY with the cutting belt
and Dressing Inirintehand hold Rupture wltheut
xmoseure on hips, spine or bones.
ly ruining your health by
using spring and ieg-strep
trusses wince pressen most
vital parts not connected
with.tee rupture at all.
Leen* how I have after
Se ware. practice, served
this muck -misunderstood
rupture problem by My ine
tatted Inv *talons.
Learn how
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the action of 74
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• Now York City.
I have no agentslily service; secured
MO aeebring &redly to Inc.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for Children Teething.
goathes the child, softens theguma, cures wind.
code and let the belt remedy for Dlarrhoia,
Al Common
Bred Cow
When toned up by
Dick's Blood Puri-
fier will give as
much and as rich
milk as a highly
bredaristocratie
jerseycowgives
upon or-
dinary
feed, and
a jersey
cow when
given.
DICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER
will wonderfully increase tier yield
of milk. It saves feed too, because
a smaller amoent of well digested
food satisfies the demands of the
system and every particle of ttour-
=lenient sticks.
60 cents a package.
Lietning, Miles Et Go., Agents,
MONTREAL.
Write for Book on Cattle and Horses free.
NITAI',',",rcgPti-augaraggrfolitirg
ebeinicatiy prepnred teeth, Olean* silverware,
jewellery and all bright metals Itke magic. No
• paste or powder whatever Is required ; a de-
lightful article. Price 25 cents. Sold by drug.
gists. You ean it„reoure it wholesale from the
oonlinien Moe toe Hamilton. The Monarch
Co„ SL-Catimeines, Mfrs:, sond trial samples
on request.
tinturr FARM FOREALE-ONE OF THE
finest tu the Niagara Peninsula, st)
Winona, 10 miles from Hamilton on two rail.
ways. 130 acres in all, 35 of which is in fruit,
,mostly peaches, Will bo sold in one pargel or
divided into lots of 11 to 20 acres te suit pur-
1 chasers. This is a decided bargain Address
Jonatnan Carpenter, P. 0. box 409, Winona
Ontario
WANT, ED r:grro :in
throughout Canada
to introduce our goods,taokieg up show cards
on trees,fences,abing roads and ail conspicuous
places, else distributing small advertising
matter, Commission or salary, $60.00 per
month au& expenses not to exceed 42.50 per
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We want at once trustworthy MSS and wo-
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INTERNATIONAL meeionee co., London, Ont.
Low Rates
Every Day
Every day during the month of
April, 1902, the, UNION PACIFIC; will
sell one way Colonist tickets at the
following rates:
MISSOURI RIVER TO
Ogden and Sat Lake............S20.00
Butte and Helena-. 20.00
Spokane." 22.50
Portland and 25.00
Taeorna mei Seattle... 25.00
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Loa Angeles and Sam Diego 25.00
Correspondingly Low Rates ft om
interhiediate points.
For full information pail on your
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• 120 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Midi.
or
IL F. CARTER, T. P.
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Ornamental Gates and Lawn Fences
' are a specialt), .with us. Prices on application.
THE FROST ornamental gate e are the handsomest apd
best, Write for catalogue.
THE FROST WIRE FENCE CO. LTD., WELLAND, ONT.
brings the others in his train. If title/' •
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Markin" sermons and Bible readinge . ,
Ithe Lineolnehire people Must Mere.
Catarrh Cannot be Gifted
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they ram
not reit& the sett of the (Mem, Catarrh is a
blood or constitutional diseaee, and in order to
cur e Ryon must take ititernalretnedies.
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, mid acts
direetly on the blood and memo surfaces.
Haire Catarrh Cure le not a (Meek medicine.
It was proscribed by 0110 of the beetehysiciane
iti tide country for years, rynd is a regular pre-
fatiption, It is composed of tiev beat tonite
known, combleed with the best bleed pert.
nets. noting directly on the Mucous reirteces.
The perfect combinatien Of the two ingredi-
ent* is what proderes »nett wonderful rotetite
in miring Catarrh. Seed ler testimonials teen.
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Sole bydruggists, mite 7Ge.
Hail's enmity Pills, are the best,
v Dryels is W
hare,* courier.)
Mrs. Jefferson Davie has protested
itgainet the erection 'of a triton/teal
arta In memory of her late husband,
tho President or the Southern Con.
lederibry. It le not time yet to :put
tip public mOntenents to the leader
of a rebellion that tailed, Tit due
eeneon strnets and equaree will be
Denied atter them. eta the void
hand of history wIll give all that
Is oonilng to them.
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and ewer fornt Of itching!,
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tine:mites in the daily pax end tisk your betel.
bore *that they think of ir Yon an nee it arid
get ,your numet beak if not enrol. Mea box, at
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PAINTS
Min high grade for your house. User
it all the time. Cheap paints never
pay. • Don't begrudge the price ot
purp paints. They coot less than
cheap stuff.
Ramsay's Paints
are nigh grade,. pure paints,. It Coots
no more to brush them on than it
does cheap paints, and they wear
tter, look better, anti sold at a
fair prier.
Drop usa merit am] ask for
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Attu Ing cuts ot beau Mal iletnee.
letitabilehed 1842,
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aiattir traleatter tb the nrcili
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ifte eedeartere ertittill tor donvaatle I 1 .
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