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t'y ea 1 rote:12,t -eat itt (,ilii' Lite
tures, Of Of illy faitilIUt Lttt. ud;utt, ad-
ditionat wrinkles taking til.' plies of
the r`ititri'-elft. She Wad mother.
As, however, neither nue'e any ref -
oleo to this feet, 1 tr.. ttt i it its
a family seeret t tend Ruta; , no indis-
creet ineteriee.
The eventful Friday cern'• T was in
the eottitgt' ttel boots as it wail light,
waking for the hist time the tour
Of the two bedrooms, kotchete and
\'ado\es
' s " :,li t1
Il � I
\ 1
stili r.lon tt 1
ft ( i,
g
to see 'that they were draught -
tight. ii:teeing my hands along the
w=elts Ina futile attempt to find out
If they were damp. in the sitting-
room I etayett tt long time, moving
about the furniture, . second -hetet
suite, covered with dark red reps ; 1
wits disgusted with the Mournful
bareness of the apartment, and won-
dered holy I e ould have been so stu-
pid as to forget that women liked
ornaments. I went back to my house
and ransacked it furtively for nick-
nacks, without mute'. success. First, I
resiewed the pictures ; a regular
bachelors collection they were, not
Objectionable ectionlle fresm a
man's point
of
view, but for ladies--. No, the pies
tures were hopeless, with the excep-
tion of huge engravings, "The Re-
lies of Lucknow,"' and "Queen Phil-
ippa Begging tete Lt\ en Of the Bur-
` 444' V Nt1. 45k gesees,''' which, though perfectly in -
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� IiOCUUue two
iL yUUng
not exli 1.1a 6 y Y
"I worked bard for :t," she said at
last in a very soft whisper, her red
Pips forming the words carefu,ly, near
to my ear. "Good-bye, Mr. Maude,"
sire then said aloud and demurely,
but with her eyee dancing. And
she gave my hand a warm squeeze
ae she shook it, and let me out
into the nipping Scotch air in the
gloom of the darkening afternoon,
with a new and old sense of a flaeil
of brightness and warmth into the
world.
Then I walked quickly along, de-
visdeg by what insane that cottage,
which my guilty soul told me was
'tare of a single stick, could be
furnished and habitable by Friday.
And a cold chill crept through my
bones as a new and hitherto un -
thought -of questlou thrust itself up
in any mind.
What would F erguson say?
C,HAPTGR VI.
girl's mind were
t i 't ' tin >, to an 'bud, 'e. Be -
bank that sheltered it formed a sides, fancy being caught by
euccesski,n of terraces from 'which one Ferguson staggering under the
caught glimpses of the rushing efulek burden of those ponderous works of
between the birches that lined the art. I bad not known before how
banks of the impetuous little stream. meagre were the appointments of
The bailee was a must unpreten- • my home. My five years of wander -
floes building, in the plainest style tug had given tee a traveller's, indif-
of Scotch country houee architecture, ferenoe to all but necessaries, so
with rough cream -colored walls, a ' that, as I looked round the study,
tiled roof, small irregular windows, t where I spent nearly all the time
and a mean little porch. It was only that I gassed indoors, f saw little
saved trolu ugliness by a growth of that could be &p red. It was a coin -
ivy over the lower portion and by ' Sortable looking room enough, with
afreak of the designer, whereby one its three big windows, two looking
end was raised a story above the south over the terruead garden and
rest, and the roof of this portion ' the wooded valley of the '.Mick, the
made to slope north and south, In- remaining one east over the lawn
stead of east and west, like that of and the drive, and more trees. The
thet refect of the building. At the back west wall of the room was filled from
the firsl and larches rose to a great floor to ceiling by book shelves of
height, the house seeming to nestle the plainest kind; these were filled,
under their protection whenever the not with the student's methodically
winter storms burst over the bleak arrnd
e larged volumeon notcollectioofes with mbre tand
hills around.
Ferguson was glad to see me, and "gentleman's" auspk•t.rusty neat and
welcomed me bank with a cordiality bright "complete sets" in morocco
which made my mind easier on the and hall -calf, which to remove seems
subject of the announcement I had as improper as to scrape off the wall.
to make to him. I went up to my paper would be; but with the oddest
room and finding, everything pre- of odd lots of literary ware,
pared for me, told him I was ready I in a dozen languages, in
for dinner.. Instead of going down- . all sizes and all varieties of
stairs, he only said, "Yes, sir ; it Is binding and lack of bind -
coming up," and knelt down to pull ing, no two volumes of anything to -
off my boots." I gether, and not a book that I didn't
"All right," said I; "I can do that." love among them, from Montaigne,
"No doubt of it, air," he answered, in dear, dirty paper rovers, hanging
but did not stir. "The. fact ls, sir, by a thread, to Thackeray in a beast-
that knowing you would come home ly edition de luxe.
hungry, and maybe very much fa- On the north wall was the fireplace
ttgued, and that to be in the ketch- —wide, high, old-fashioned and warm
en serving dinner and up here at- ( —with a discolored white marble
tending upon you at the same time mantelpiece, decorated 'with fat, be-
ls a moral impossibility, I made bold wigged Georgian cupids. Above it
no ask an old and very respectable hung an old cavalry sword with
female that was staying in the vii- which my father had cut his way
liege to give me a little help—just through the ltussi•lue at Inkermanly.
fur this evening, sir. She Is very clean Close to the fireplace, and with'
its
Ln her -ways. sir and a most respect- back to the book -shelves, stood my
able and (tots -fearing body." own especial chair—big, roomy, well-
' jumped at the news and congratu- ` worn—covered with (lark red 'nor -
I made a hasty tour of the sec-
ond -band shops in Aberdeen, being
Wise enough to know that if elle
were to find the cottage too spick
and span, Mrs. Ellmer would in a
moment discover my pious fraud.
Having got together to this way a
very .odd assortment of furniture,
I was rathler at a loss about kitch-
en utensils, when I was seized
with the happy inspiration of buying
a new set 01 them for my own ser-
vice, and handing over those at
present in nse 1n my kitchen to Mrs.
F.Ilmer. Not knowing much about
these things, I had to buy 1n a whole-
sale fashion more, I fancy, to the ad-
vantage of the seller than to my
own. However, the business was got
through somehow, the things were to
be sent on the following day, and I
sneaked back to Ballater by the 4.85
train, wondering how I should break
the news to Ferguson, and wishing
that by some impossible good luck the
immaculate one might have commit-
ted in my absence some slight breach
of discipline which would give me for
cnee the superior position. If I could
only filed him drunk ! But though
second to none in his fondness for
whiskey, nobody but himself could
tell when he had had more than
enough; so that hope was vain.
It wn.e not tlutt I was afraid
of Ferguson; far from it. But his
punctuality, his unflagging, lne-
cilauical industry, his many uncom-
promising virtues made him a per -
eon to be reckoned with; and it
would have been easier to own to
a caprice inconsistent with one's
principles to a more intellectual
are lean—notes you are lean by
nature—you need more fat.
You may eat enough"; you art
losing the benefit of it.
Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil
will help you digest your food, and
bring you the plumpness of health.
Especially true of babies.
•555 roe VA5D eAMPL[ AND TAY 1T.
•.OTT • ■OWNR eNSu,eTo, TO t NTS.
SQC, anti it.eo; all drugalsta,
They Live as a Pair.
(N. Y. Sun.)
Two young men Of Marion, Ind.,
have been comrades ever sineo
they were+ boys. They fell 10
live with sisters; were married April
7th, 1899;left their wives July 7th,
1902 ; filed Mlle of divorce July 16th,
1902. This was a pair of real psyniti-
is anecdote teaches
liethe ren
l that twins ld t rent in Hoosier
novelists has Diane at last.
Does it stand to reason that Perry Davis'
eatuktiter could have held public confldeuca
for CO years unless it really did cure deer.
rhcea, cholera morbus and all stmiilar t.rou-
bees so common and do dangerous in hot
weather
latest him upon his ,forethought with
great heartiness.
•' 1 have no more objection to soe-
Lng a woman's face about the place
than you have yourself, Ferguson," I
added cordially ; "ill fact, I have just
The New French Premier.
Measueed by the loot rule, M.
Comtbee!, the new French Premier,
does not amount to much„ being only
b. fec?t 3 troches tall, but it is said that
no statesmen now alive, nor in a gen-
eration, expept Gladstone, equals him
in the range a1 mental labor. He is by
profession a physician, but he cannot
have pradticed much. He was at one
time a sclloolmafrter, and is a leading
authority on French educational af-
faire. His scholarly and literary ac-
tivities have for years been large and
eUmpreheneive, embracing such top -
ices as the Latin poet Virgil, Kant's
metaphysics, the philosophy of St.
Augustan and tbe social theories of
St. Simon.
occo, like the rest of the furniture.
A reading -table stool in the corner
beside it, and on the right hand was
a bigger table, piled high with books
and papers, cigars, bills and rubbish.
There was a writing -table in one cor-
g'iven permission to two poor ladies i nor, at welch, f never wrote ; a sofa
to pass the winter in the cottage at covered with more literary lumber ;
the back, and I want you to help 1 two cabinets crammed with curios -
me to put '-the place straight a bit i sties collet:Led on my travels, tossed
fur thein. They come in on Friday. ib witn little attempt at ars
1 don't want ''the place to fall to rang'isneitt ;; a card -tables on Explained.
'pieces with dry rot for want of which stood a quantity of old- They were \t'atchtng a burning
some one to live in It." , fashioned silver, ewe'as tall candle- building,
" Ladies won't keep the dry rot out i etlr•ks, goblets, a guinea -Wiwi and ,a "The fire 1lend," remarked the
of a place, sir," answered Ferguson, massive last century urn. A. stuffed doctor. "roars like a demon in
eth dry cuulempt. "However, you ' duck, a Dutch. tankard, a . pair of torture."
Minard's Liniment cures Diph-
theria.
1 t1: ,A. 11};set :"In- 1.1. h"•
•'\1onSig 1* sy Jua.n,i Mils For-
ma a, is 0 [WAN trills in vl'•S[ure', it(i
one in wlliell the dr.tni•ttt • interest
grows sl easily true' the first p'tge to
the Wet. "ALo1ISleus' la a ('ry Munn il
tool y, aha aleolutely dislil,o(itt' in
its plot, while it 1s written with that
charm of style Miele lutes already
won for its author en enviable posi-
tion in the litexar,' world. A1ltong
the short stories of Lilts number le
"The Dealt and the ('ott lt('a, " by Ger-
trude Atherton. An r'xot ileal foil to
this sombre glory to ".i hedge Coes
—ams Jane!" by Rosamond Napier, ti
bit of genuine humor, wholesome, de-
lightfnl, now. Among outer authors
wlto are found to title number of the
Smart Set are Oliver Ilerford, Victor
Plarr, Ella Wheeler' Wilcox„ '1'heo-
doslu (garrison, Louise Winter anti
Minna Irving.
Monkey Brand Soap snakes copper like
gold, tin like silver, crockery like marble,
and windows like crystal. tI
lIow Pretoria Looks,
Pretoria is beginning to take on
an English 'aspect. The bronze fig-
ures of elle ,typical Voortrekkers,
which were intended for the base of
the Kruger statue in Government
Square, Pretoria, have been present-
ed to Lord Kitchener, who has had
them shipped to England in order
that they May grace, as a war
trophy, the Royal Engineers' quar-
ters at Chatham. Ot the site of the
Kruger statue, Snmuel Marks, who
leas given the bronze figures, Ilea
offered a large sung to place a statue
of the, King, and it is further stated
ire a letter to the London Telegraph
tafat this loyal British subject is
A Husband's Apology.
(New York Times,)
The Irish courts have invented a
new punishment for recalcitrant hus-
bands, which consiets
nrequiring
u rinan
abject apology thepublic print
The following Is a sample:
"APOLOGY. I make an humble
apology to my wife aucl family for
my poet condu't, vehicle was cruel.
S bog to ea)' that what I stated
in court was untrue, ant want this
to be published In the Cork County
Eagle,"
ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT removes
all hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeny, Stifles, Sprains,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. Save
EU by use o1 one bottle, warranted the
moat wonderful Blemteh Cure ever known.
Sold by all druggists.
willing to place a statue of the late
,�,ueen on the opposite side of the
riquare..tkli•eady the face of the Gov-
ernment building displays the royal
arms cut tr. the solid stone. -.New
Yoek Tribune.
The Trust -Hidden Protected.
(Atlanta Constitution.)
The cost of living continues to
blow inareaees with almost every
month, and the American consumer
is being made to understand that
when he swallows the wind of the
prosperity barkers and whistles in
tune with the Republican campaign
songs he must pay dear.for his
wlilstle.
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad.
The above name is .a household
word and the superior_ excellence of
the road should be sufficient to at-
tract most people, but now that the
rate is the same to New York and
points east as by other lines no
further recommendation. should be
sought. Everybody will tell you it
ie the beet.
porson than to him. know beet, sir, what kind of cattle . elk's horns and a bust of Dante, sur- •'No wonder," said the professor,
It was getting dark before the you like to harbor in your own barns, nilu+unted by a lox's blush, oocupled "They are trying the water cure on
train stopped at Ballater, a few . and I dare say tltey will be snug the top of the book shelves. A High, thine'
minutes before 6. I had to go ensougli till the snow comes." plain, four -fold screen, as dark as tile
through the village, over the rick- This dark suggestion was but the ; rest of the time -worn furntture, Ind
ety wooden bridge—for the new echo of my own fears. I was so aux- i the door, and close to the screen a
one of .stone war not built then— ions to secure a co-operation in my dog -kennel, Iwai the front taken out
and along the road whish lies on plan, not merely perfunctory, but and replaced by a strongiron grate
p
the Booth side of the Dee. The stills zealous, knowing well, as I dad, the in�g, formed the winter home of a
were on my left, their bases coy- Highly sensitive mood in whieh the large brown monkey, which I had
ered with slim birch -trees, whose
bare branches swayed and hissed
like whips in the winter wind; on
the right, below the road, ran the
crooked, turbulent little stream of
Dee, now swollen with late autumn
rains, swirling round its many which he helped me on with my whose favorite resting place was now
curves, and i Ming- between the coat, ..he helped.
thinking of having ttto well defined on the goatskin hearth -
piles of the b.. Igo tilt the wooden little north room up -stairs fitted rug, was named Tata, han from our
structure rocks l again, Would those up for you, as a sort of—sort of first introduction, treated me with
two delicate women be frightened e cold and the lonell- housekeeper's room, butler's room, 5lich marked tolerance, that I, in
aWanessyfronl the nest I was building scrlptn household was It li wasoude- not sort lotse sloes la svperstititlldis fondness for in o ethe p
and "ti pair of scales. it .maintains that contracted form ores
for them, I wondered, as I turned a,,.ui, to find a designation for any brute, and fancied I saw more res- ,.Weigh the eat," sahl the man. after being boiled. If a lobster le "1 tear your ' Wonute's Complete
•lana I wished thus son and affection in his blinking The cat we4Thed three pounds. - :,traight and soft after boiling it is Guile to M ttr moey' mould call those
" Pure 'u ip 1 ' You've heard' ISSUE NO. 32, 190".
the worlds. In S un g
Soap you have the hat:
u
Mrs, Winelow'o Soothing Syrnp should
always be used for ChildrengTeetering. It
cella analis the bsoftens
lt remedy for Di(mew
n hoses ins
LIGUT1 Ala Ladies'College,
1 ST THOMAS, ONT.
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EXPENSE
Ask Poe the octagon Bar. e31
Pipes 011 the Links.
(scottish Anlcrlean.)
Ro ieli,k—very brilliant i11 Mrs. Ontario
Van Tee to have Seett'h bagp•pes 1 •
p'ny'1n't on the golf course.
Van Albeit• -Think so? Ocean. The quality atnndttrd from Octo
Ro'.rl L k Y's; t e; m.•d so tnu'lt ocean. Yoilt in back l noLsattceauory.
acts' you cu1(Ldn't heitr the men 11001; &',AFLAME,
Agents, Montreal.
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honlo life.
��RtJI1' FARM FOR SALE--t)NPI OF THE
finest in the Ni�a��ggara Peninsula, at
Winona, 10 toilet' from Hamilton on two rail.
ways, ipeaches.0 in Will be sold in o as
p e nor
mostly
divldcd Into laser 16 to 20 acres to suit pur-
chasers.
Carpenteeis a , decided 0. box 1309, Winona
II'lPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP.
ewes cin e.
Co
Take Laxative Bromo Oitheue Tablets. All H. Bi. ri ar s hall lair. ad
the • • int It
•n � fats refund 3
dl
ttgt Hamilton, Ont.
K. W. Grove's atgluttan•e Mon each box. dGa . 101 Klug St. East, ,
• Afi1 it AGENTS
TO CUI
t If it fails to cure
f
1 I
I bouu;ghit a horse with a supposed-
ly incurable ringbone for $D0, cured
him with $1 worth of MINA�RD'i9
LINIMENT, and sold him in four
months for $8e.. Profit on Liniment,
$34.
MOISE DEROSCE,
Hotel Keeper.
st. Phillip's, Que„ Nov. let, 1901.
WANT RE LI FILE;
- - - - � - to sell tens, cotfecN, bial(ing p S dere, eplceli,
estrtlets ai-.. 1 , conatmterN. 'uu situ ma •a
iRO
pI mousy.Ruttish awanted. cellent territory
Naw WOMEN � vncautnow.
ENCOURAGE MEN.
"Just listen to this 1" exclaimed tt
young woman, in a tune of disgust,
looking up from the periodical silt:
was reading. "01 all the old, uu-
souud ideas that ever got rooted
fast Into the elderly femtoine mind
tiles is the worst."
Vealhaps if you stopped comment-
Inng enough to read It to file
I might have some idea of what y ou
are talking about," suggested her
room mate mildly, putting her
needle carefully into the heart of
a silken pansy,
"Yell, stere it 'No right minded
girl will encourage a man who elle
seee is becoming seriously intereet-
ested la her wh ' n elle has no inten-
tion of aoeeptln,g him. She can easily
prevent him from coming to the
point.' Now will you please tell
me how in the world any girl can
be sure she -has any intention of
accepting him,' or not till She pees
how he makes love ? Auswer me
that, wilt you ?"
"Dear me 1" remarked the other
girl, merrily, raising her hands ill
mock alarm, "don't attach m& for
the sins—or inanities, which are
worse—of other people."
"But,' persisted the critic, irate-
ly, "doesn't it snake you tired
with a soul-and-bodyl-permeatl'ag
weariness Ito hear all the sago ad-
vice that is poured out upon the
girls who happen to be fortunate
enough to attract masculine at-
tention by the nice conventional
old ladies who married the first
and probably only man who asked
or ever would ask them ?
"Every woman who has had but one
offer thinks every other woman who
has had more a deep dyed fitrt, on
conquest intent—else how would she
get so many proposals? And it is
such an effete methee of reasoning,
too. For no sensible giri goes
around with her weather eye out
for love signs, hoping piously to
ward them off. She nes other thngs
to' Oil her thoughts. It is a bona
fide evidence that the woman is
vain if she is all the time expect-
ing every man who is nice to ler—
or who even makes love to her, for
that matter -to pt'opose marriage to
tier."
Yet he sometimes does just such
rash things," roguishly put In the
other girl.
And often gets what- he wants,
too, even though the girl of his
choice were at !fret disposed to
prevent matters coming to a
poltlt." Late of wositen would never
be 'earnest if they stopped the magi
they thought they di,si•ked !rem
• coming to the point.' Sometimes It
puts a mast in an entirely new
light to have ' popped the quest'.one
You are eertaipniy more interested
lin him and he in, you, and it places
]natters on an altogether different
basis. Anti love comps just as often
after the proposal as before—indeed
oftener—for It a girl is uensibl , see
wLll hol-1 her alfe„tions ti�,ht in her
own heart till she seed he means
business. Then, give a fair field, a
raw mum call make her love him.
An Awful Possibility.
(N. Y. Herald.)
"What makes you look ace tad and
solemn ?"
"A man told me this morning that
I looked just Iike J. Pierpont Mor-
gan;"
Biot why dies Yon allow that to
trouble you '2'
"I was jest tlhlink1nig what a h'dr-
rible victim of wrong I was if may-
be hire and me got changed in our
cradles When we were babies."
One Fact isbett•r than ten hearsaye. Ask
Doctor Burgess, Supt, Hospital for Insane,
Montreal, where they hare used it for years.
for lite opinion of "The D. de L." Menthol
Piaster. Oet the genuine made by Davie d1
Lawrence Co., Ltd.
Having a Profitable Holiday.
(Buffalo Courier.)
We heard the other day of a very
"swell ' clergyman—many miles from
Buffalo -•-who is "seeking rest" at a
in Cows. fashionable resort, but consents to
hold one service a Sunday in a beau-
tiful Logic. til'ul little chapel, for $40 a Sunday
A man bought three pounds of and three days board and lodging.
lit tit a sale with tete fascinat• Such a vacation as that tnust be
elder at least of my new tenents bought meat and then brought it home to very wearing upon the Rev. Dr.
would arrive, that even after this ling reputation of being dangerous, his wife to cook for dinner, and then Creamoheese.
scantily -gracious speech, I humbled but which had belied its character went his way to his place of busi-
myself more than was meet. by allowing ma to bring it home onStops the Cough
ly-thee-by, F(erguson," I began my shoulders. To -to, so called for no mess tat the bazars. The wife was and -Worse a theg Cold.
ill after a short paurlo, (duri.ag better reasons than that my collie, hungry, and ate the meat.
In the avenin the man came LaxativOBromo Quinine Tablets cure acold
g in nue day, No euro, No pay. Price 25 cents.
home and asked for his dinner. lAnd how can any on. tell from the
"There is no meat," said the wife, How to 'Tell it Good Lobster• ordinary ma.n's ntlitu le whether he
"tar the eat at it." The live lobster always curls up the really wante you for a wife or for
"Brialg the cat," said the man, minute it strikes boilLng water, and an hour's amusement tLtl he pro-
Minard's Liniment Cures Garget
Wilson's
FlyPad
POISON
Will clear your
house of flies
to the right to cress the little stone
bridge that arched over the Muiek
juset before that stream runs into
the Dee. I stopped and looked
around me. There was a faint
white light over the western hills household is becoming larger, I was mild enough for hum to leve 1n
which enabled me to ee dim out- daresay you would like to have some the yard ; but when the weather
lines
oftthe
h bridgeobjects
theknew.
Just
place where you and Ton and Airs. grew cold. he was brought into the
little churchyardebrigel Gise forsaken —Miss—what did .you say her name kitchen, he got on 1:u 111 with the.
which not even a ghost would care was? could sit in the evenings." powers there that I had to take
to haunt, where now a cluster re "Neither Mr&. or Mies anything, did compassion upon llhn and them, and
t of
I say wast her name,' answered her- remove To -to to the study, where
of the apartments, brawn eyes than an any o[ ,
neatly to intimate that if my mayor If this is the cat," said the man,
of thel palace had matrimonial inten- the Scotch pebbles which served as „ where is the meat ? And if this is
hone, hie do-nothing Wag would not organs of vislun to my Gaelic neigh- ! the meat, where is the cat ?'•—Har.
stand in his way. "`low that my 'bore. When I firs: bought himit per s Magazen:e.
gaunt, bare asst trees throe up guson, with grave deliberation. he justified his promotion by the re-
spectral arms from the ground among ,.Plain Janet, sir ; site leaves titles
the mildewed grave -stones. The lone- + nerve and gravity of his manners, get your money back if not cured, secabox, at
ly manse, a plain, stone house, sha- to her betters. And the kitchen his only marked foible being a furl-a[id•alarsorEnataxsox,BAT>Ve&Co.,Toronto,
doomed by dark evergreens, stood does very well for me, sir, and for ons jealousy of Ta-ta, whose resting- Di'c t�hadi e's Ointment
back a little Srom the road on tbe Janet, too, if you care to engage piece was just beyond 'the utmost
opposite side. A mile away, with the her as housekeeper, after due trial tether Of the monkey's chain. Rarely I � „peg '+®®®®1►g+®1e+,madA
sen the s fro of of her capabilities." • ' did an evening pass without some
Piles
To prove to you that Dr.
Chase's Ointment i; a certain
and absolute caro for each
and every form of itching
bleeding and protruding piles,
the manufacturers have guaranteed it. Scotia.
timoni•ls in the daily preir and ask your neigh -
bore wkat they think of P. Yon can veep it and
rushing Dee betty p ' Oh, if she satisfies you she will Ballater Church stood up amongthe skirmish between the two. Perhaps
roofs of the village, flanked by fir- satisfy me." ' '1'e. -tap seeing me smile over the
crowned Craigendarroell on the " None the less I should wish you hook I reading, and anxious to
north, and the Pannansch Hills on to see her, that you may understand phare was enjoyment, , even if she
the south. Straight on my road lay it was for your better service :ills !cold not understand the joke, would
i -
that I
n
forawnpleasure
rot o
saeo a
1
my
d fled•t
sat ionincautiously u 1get 1 and.wagher tall..
f Lowca to vt
between traduced her here. I have no opin- s ' p
ragged fringe of gooll n, behind ton of women, sir, until theyare past Whereupon To -to would dash across
owhich, oldd a risingeed ground, the known
the age for frivolity, itnI'm not the hearth -rug and assist her, and
Asf an C deserted served
in unow r y' much unpleasantness would follow, 1
Knock Castle, served in summer handsome enough to go courting my- T
au a meagre shelter for the High- self." • the dog barking, the monkey chat -
land sheep 1n sudden storms. At Whether this woe a warning to tering, the master- swearing — ail
Ufa point the road turned sharply Ine not to be beguiled into a fatal three members of the menagerie
to the lett, the fringe of fir trees trust 9,4 the [tower of my own trying to come off conquerer in the
growing thicker upon the skirts of
the, foresta few paces further this
road divided into two branches which
struck Off from each other ;n the
form of a V, the southernmost one
leading to Larkhall through a mile
of fir forest Would the very ate
Good
Things
to fat 1
beauty, and an obscure hint that la melee. Or else To -to would fall from ' from Libby'■ fumons ITytrlerde kitchens,
Ids opinion I was in danger of the top of his kennel to the where purity prevails. All meats used in
making a fool of myself, Ferguson's floor, wi.tll a ioud noise, and would I ���
face was too wooden to betray ; but lie stiff and stili on the rug, as a, LIBB
the manlier 1n which, he gave his 800- if lita fit; and then the simple
sites towar(Ie putting the cottage Testa would
walk over to invests- Natural Flavor
was unsailsfaetory, not to say veli- gate the ease, an 1 the monkey
proach of their new abode through : ()mous. He veiled his displeasure 1 would seize her ears and twist them
this dark and winding road depress I with my new freak under an orientate . round with jabbering triumph. I
)tits zeal for the comfort of the coining ' kept a t will whip to separate the
the poor a woman into loukln
e '
tel ents, which made much harder to e uutbataute o't these oeeastone, but
deal with than stubborn unwilling'. I 1 only dared vole i.tt very (sparingly
hese to work for theta would have I as,though it effect upon To-to's
been. My assuranees that one was , coarser nature •was salutary in the
alt invalid and the other :t child ( extreme lit re'luoing Hitt to instant
only supplied hint with (refill tonne , love and obedience, as the boot of
of lndh•eet attack. He was sur- the eosterinofl.ger dors his wife, the
prl;ed that 1 Fit's trot lets f, 1 gel,tIPr '[':t -tit wont} loxlk up at
upon the cottage as a prison, after
the life and movement they were
used to?
The prisate roast whieh led through
my own plantation to the bou■e WAS
divided from the public thoroughfare
by no lodge, no gate ; but ran mod-
estly down between borders of grass,
whieh grew long anti cling in the sum-
mer time, for about half a Mile, un-
til, the larches and feeoteli fir's grow-
ing mare sparsely to the ttonth, nue
caught tvtder and' wider glimpses of
hued, green meadows where two or
three horses were turned out to find
a meagre pasture. Here tbe drive
was carried over a little iron erne. -
Mental bridge, which creased n,
stream that was but a thread in the
wernt weather. and leaving the grass r ,
and the trees behind, one value 11[101, • please tete wee balm.
tt brand lawn whicll ran'r•ight up it y 'rit1at old beast tonic all the peel R-
OW wails of the house, flanked to the ' ore out of the I:ttle esaet('ment of
Mirth by mere grass and more trees, furnishing. On the ttta,t'ilittg aftt'r
Which Ft lint out the view of the ate- fay return, he took ears. to pyi s nt
bles and of the unused ('ttttitge : to to fee the rel 0etaltie Janet ; he
/the *oath the [and made a budder) had, ;n.let(l. !I,t o1 Pr -rated her in;t!;-
dip. and the hollow thug formed wan llificent lack of iueretrieloud tllalene:
laid out as a garden, while the great 1 for in tho wooden face and bard blue
one of the two cunni., on the ground -
floor fit ted tip non bedroom, as i(t-
va1141s cannot walk up and down
stairs; Ile \vu1, x u 1 t•t sigh to place
Ill. one of tilt 01101' mimes, whieh hie'
pereiet('d in cedillas `the 'turnery,' 0.
email woo lin hare,' of the l,'ii illy
straight -legged lain 1, a penny rattle,
:Intl tt ool[t, finite parrot , an:l tvitr•n
1 impatiently pits lied the things oat
let the door, lie see tn.'•1 dielna,v"'T, atol
Nall "he 110.(1 Utougitt 11I.'y would
1110 with steels pitr'oue prottest to
her dark eyed that I telt a brute
for the next Half hujrr.
I'rort this menu, the ',tens of
meet of n \ 1r nrntt, lite, I
'kWh
a pair of (elver a an llct3tieks and it
'noes lei' cult and saucer. Into tele
outlet':) rirtitvit([;-rotifa whlelr 1 lead
fittw•1 up years ago in the Lomis
(3utnto style; I just peeped ; but
there watt nothing' very tempting in
tt•bite aril gold early -legged furpi-
taro tie;i up ill frown Hollland
vn A ('n11 pclitlled floor ro
I lot'ke 1 the elope lugain.
and ('amiss away Myr prizes to the
eottn;?e. where they certainly lin-
pro'('d the lone: of the sitting -room
mantel -fait et,.
(To be Continued.)
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"Lots of cynicism has a germ of
I+finard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc. trutth hdIntLse h stetgirl, r.everliu else'k rto
e-
t
HER DREAM OF HEAVEN
Aunt Becky Wanted Her Celestials,
Robe Cut as a Raglan.
P. J. Rawdon, of Atlanta, Ga., who DON'T
is on a visit to Washington, has, like CLEAN
most southern meal, noted the craze
of the colored people of his sec tion fur SILVER
dress: s • or cotir other bright
"The fondness for style in dress mutate with any -
that is cbarabtertsthc of the female thing but
sex le just as rdtominant in elite •colored " d;1EGTRIG
» ►,
race as in the white, he remarked pOUI�fiIN('s FIBiiE
the other day. "I was reminded of the new chemically prepared sett polishing,
this by a recent experience of Aunt cloth. Nothing to use but the cloth. No
Becky, an elder,y negress, who has nutltct1uet,lllver, savesPrictine centeaatl(irug nuc
beeu in my employ ne cook for a long action dcalerN. By mall from
time.
Selo was telling this herself to
some members of my family, \veto
have a most" afltctiofaLte regard for a rttnrE(T i
the old woman. It was at a camp MO HUMBUG srnLlli %tslni L�4c±
tussling, and Aunt Becky, get thig Itnrnanoawme v, Stork Marker andedf
very happy, went off into a sort of tuot�nreTlalca 43Jlliofarilno ntcor tnafk'rom
trance. ' NUR,rv,th oath Undo. E, baste llama.
„'slit seemed to me,' she said, '(tat l'ettimrnialetroe. Price 91. 51l agora tl
er shining sperit, er hit tnout have 1/nMiy ,fk12'orrer,r,d nnnf Dea61T. "1"a"a
been a angel, come eriong and coin- 'Oi,leyra. YLRIt5REnt(IIITON,r►IrIold,Ions. 11.8.
111e0I0(' to measure my head. I scci. to - 'last
Nnl,leutN en it
00 angel, "What fur you measure lily A �D�b"Y'
east" au' he says„ „'Causeyou got. ALBERT ! list trio• -•1;2 young
1nd11N and lII0 young
i
to wear a golden crown." hien, Tw"matrlcutn+
" 'Den, ilex', lie began to measiure '1,() [• (,, thin Scholar hsps val.
VV t w f uc$110and $lee won
et de 1(trtmentel t'S-
BELLEViLLE, ONT. a1ne,11/01.
New Plpe•orgnll, Do-
mentic While,. Rooms end art Gansu recent.
ly added. 8n parlor fnollltli. in Bookkeeping,
Hhorthfnu►,'1clogruphy, 1il,rn11ou (std I'hy-
slcul ('altar'. (',11154' bti1101nR1, '' 3trlattey
Jinn," gynlntu,lunl and iweelmue heats," by
stearal and lighted throughout by ease'etty.
%Vett open hot. n, ilio!:,
For illnntrated cirru)pir n011.0s11
Pit1NCIPAL 1)V11I, D. D.
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which is sent upon request,
shows designs of eases,
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gold filled or silver. Our
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cheerfully refund money
in full if watch fails to
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The temple bottle will be sent by mail, prepaid, toyou0
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Ii[aK7
00., 110 Kine ST. Vast TORONTO, 410.44.
nt3' feet, ate I say, "What fur you
measure my feet 1" De angel say,
'"Cause+ you got to wear dein golden
slippers."
'De 11 ex' thing lie starts to mere.
sure the round de Weigle, an' dot he
say was for de robil I was to wear
in heaven.
" 'Den I say, ' Please, sir, make it
a raglan, for ever �body 1s wearing
raglans dese days."'
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The readers at title paper will be pleased to 1
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C'nre is the only poen lye cute now liftmen to
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. stltu t I on til d leen et', 1•e11111 res rt 001001 tral.011i1l
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venally, acting direet13 upon the Mood and
nlueo0N eurtiu'es of the eyetenl, thereby des.
'rosette the foundatlou of the disease. turd
giving the patient strrngtit by building up
tIle r011111al11011 11ell nns11nh151111.1u•eindoing
ito lw•mit. The 11 oJirlt't or imeolrotouch Got1It
. 11I ►1' ell rad V11 powers thitt they offer One
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cure. Seel for list o1 tentlmuninle.
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sold by tlrtenilnta f rc.
Hail's rattily 1111e ere the best.
A SGHOOL
FOR GIRLS
In a 'well-conducted residen-
tial wheel, home life and school
ilf e are co -related.
For this reason it Is that
this AC AD [:MIL' DEPART-
MENT of' M'AIAISTER UNIVER-
SITY exereises an tilfluen.e
upon its students that no day
school could hope to gain.
For calendar, address Aire.
Wells, Principal.
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TORONTO, CANADA.
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i Poultry Wanted
4, Poultry and Eggs purchased
+ from all parts of Ontario. 4,
+ Empty crates forwarded for
+ shipment. Prompt remittance•
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• of produce. We do not pur-
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in full for all produce on ars
+ rival. All Poultry is shipped
• alive in warm weather. Coe-
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