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Sometimes 1 would see the tate
col -
the
climbing up a hill together,
lie not mere sure-footed than the
child. Sometimes as I peened, there
would fie a. great waving of haudker-
h gh caaiet rn, o how, me triumphantly.wa.gging of tall from
howhow mucic more they dared than I
trotting on composedly some hundreds
o2 feet below. I was always rather
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first day when he would be free,
I aut1u1 oned the rest, !till not one
or them, had ever yet failed me..
Fabian wrote me this ,)ear giving
the on
whiehOth theoelooing 4o1 tsten hetie tlteu.tre at
which he was playlu;� tetluld. leave
lain free.
i.',he uetvs of the expeete;i arrivals
gulekly reached the ears of Mrs.
Lamer, who camp sklppina along
the ;garlen tottards ale one morning
about a week. before tbt' visit, and
attaeked me at once with much vi-
varlty.
" ,Alia 1" elle began, "and so we were
to be left in Ignorance or the gay
doings, were we ?''
" If you aikido to the meeting of
half a dozen old fogeys on the fif-
teenth, !firs. J llmer, I assure you I
was coming to the cottage to tell
you about it. Eat we shall be about
as sportive as a gatheriug of the
British Archaeological .Aasoelatlou,
and ea we alutU be Out on the moors
all day, I'm afraid you won't find the
place much livelier Blau usual. 1
ofthematter' with eomemiming uthe feeling lth
of
awkwardness, "that you had better
keep Miss Bsblolo more --more with
you, whilte-while the gentlemen are
here. Or --or 11 you would like a trip
to the seaside we might see about
a couple of weeks at Muelutlle or
!Stonehaven, and that would glve us
(an opportunity of—of having the
1 cottage whdtewaahed, you know," I
1 t the enormity of my bring- finished up, with a Budden gleam of
i ntive genius.
uneasy for the child, wander__.. au
thee lonely hare and along each mind than the flirtations of a couple
umtrsquented toads without any. i of children "And atter that," I said
companion but
her smother, with the odd tuconsiet- my wanderings again for a little
eney' which breaks out in the best while, and the Ellmers can remain
of us, could fear no danger to the here until they, too, are tired of it,
girl from coarse peasant or steep and so we shall avoid any wrenkM
oltff, 'labile against the wiles of the over the break up." That the break
Well-dressed fisc pat her strictly on up must come I knew, and, on the
her guard. As for the child her- whole, I felt that It had better come
mat I could only tell her to be early than late—for me, at any rate.
careful of her footing on rugged I climbed up Craigendarroch nest
Cralgendarrooh, the nearest, the day.rendmee et nddayef for
every after
prettiest, the most dangerous of
me
oqr higher hills; to tell her not Le 1 was alarmed by the steepness of
wander whithersoever her fancy led those rocks to the south, where a
her would have been like warning poor young fellow who was out rera-
n. altar not to mnun;t so high in the hunting fell down the perpendicular
was
Y. cllff one summer's day,
!lien as evening fell and I began, found a shapeless, lifeless heap four
like any old woman, to grow anxi- days after on the side of the hill.
n theWould
halll outside my's tired study, and ainHe there tias a ll his bonesand
whittenedhave
on
to
a scratching at my door which the,roam and ferns among the young
gave place to a piteous sniffling trees, if a couple of Ballater lads
and. whlninig Lf I did not immedate- had . not. saumbled upon his
ly rise to let her in. Then within balled out alltheir
thevillage towalk
see the
ears, a tardy nve
iltg play -metier" folk to my highland
The fact was I had begun to tingle
Doctoi's
and people +!gree that Scutt' a Imul-
sionof cod-liver ail is the best thin
to take for "don't feel well and
don't know why," especially babies
—they like it—men and women
don't mind it, but babies actually
enjoy it,
ordesiless
tvrc
moreme
the
eI
seraglio. With very fewi at the thought o
I left Mrs. Filmer, more put out than "chaff'•as much worse to bear than
I oared to show. rhododendrons
after look- slander as the ettgmu of fool is
ani; nalgrily at the rhododendrons to than that of rogue—which the lm -
the drive for a little while, portation of my fair tenants would
i happily vi remembered that the bring down upon me. Besides, though
annual dish of du four oddly assort- four visitors were all old
andd Mende was sue should
have vname- friends, and very good fellows, yet
that tiles I shngld some- a pretty faoe may work such Circe -
like weeders, more interesting to occupy Icy like wonders, even in the beat of
ox, that I thought it better that
our bachelor loneliness should be,
before, ntempered by the smiles
the dog ; but to myself "I think, I shall set off on
gentle wag of tete tail she won i ht And these made the most of
trot up to the hearth -rug and Ise
••N• tea PROS •AYPL• *N• TAY IT.
SCOTT a ■OWN* oNaea,• Ts. TONONTO.
sae. and it.en: nn t�tuseinte.
Stili Had Hope.
Barber —VIII you leave anything
on. your tate when 1 have finished,
Victim— I do not know. But I hopo
you'll leave my nose, at'least.
Stop* the Cough
and Works Ott the Cold.
LaxativeBromoQuinine Tablletl ce ur5 ¢anti
in one day. Nu cure, No pay.
SALOONS AND DRUNKENNESS
Disparities is atomics of Arrests
Bade In Various barge Ciites.
The number of aalooae In a t•ity
does not beat' any close relation to
tila.tPleaetunt. of the number ofilarresseetsit,
or
for
drunkenness,
New York, with doable the popula-
tion of 011ieago and 5i1 per cent.
more saloons has fewer Arrestta for
drunkenness in a year than the big
city' on Lake Michigan. Baltimore
has more than twice as many sa-
loons as Beaton, while Boston lags
4seven -times as many. arrests for 1.
druikennese in a year as deem Bal -
Cured 'Thein of a lead Habit.
A ininls'tetr in a near -by town on a
recent Sunday surprised frim audlenee
Sher p pit : the following
Iregultr notice
sessionor
r m
the Donkey Club will be held as usual
atter the service. .[embers will line
up Just outside the door, make re-
marks and stare at the ladles who
pass, as is their custom." But they
a
didn't that Sunday.
Ifinard's Liniment Cures Gorget
in Cows.
CARNEGIE'S GAME SUPPLY
Skibo Castle ae Catalogued by a Pula-
lioatlon is Britain.
Over in Great Britain they have
catalogue of all country places
San Francisco ham OU per cent.
more e.aloons than St. Louis, bot
tree timers as many arrears. In-
dianapolis has more saloons than
Paterson, bat the number of ar-
rests for drunkeneess is 20 per cent.
greater in Paterson than in Iudian-
ap ieveland and Cincinnati have
about the same number of saloons,
but the arrests for drunkenness,
which' are 2,000 annually. in C'inein-
falo' are and Phila0 In delphia iavelhad. Buf-
e about
the tame number of saloons, but the
arrests for drunkenness in Phila-
delphia are four times as many as
those in Buffalo.
Washington has 500 saloons and
Milwaukee has 1,700, but while ar-
rests for drunkenness in Washing-
ton average 3,200 yearly, in Mtlwau-
kee they are only 1,600. Worcester,
one has
o
00 ar-
rests
70 salt' ,
Maim, with:
rests in a year for drunkenness, and
Detroit, with 90Q saloons, the
as a ore, tt
of any woman lovelier by the
Janet. ; which possess any shooting or fish -
But itfrs. !dimer, at my hesitating Lug. This catalogue gives the fol -
suggestion, grew rigid and haughty. lowing description of Skibo Castle,
` Ocourse, Mr. 'laude," she said, Andrew Carnegte'd Highland home.
"if you wish now to make use of The absence of any descriptive
the cottage my daughter and I , frllis seems to leave the bare facts
have done our best to keep In order i rather more impressive than they
for you, we shall be ready to pack appear even in the hands of the
up at any' time. We can go to- r most enthusiastic journalist. Here
morrow, if ybbi like. I have no doubt is the account :
that I shall be able to find ani "Extent of shootdng, about 20,000
opening for the autumn season with 8000 a Of this 30,000 acres are arable d 1,000 are wood.
What frayed
Not Sunlight
your linen i'
ISSUE, NO. 35, 1902.
Slap--- :x►voA�oxa=t
No, indeed 1 'J
IINLiGHT
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EXPZGNSE
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INEQUALITY ALWAYS.
A Dead Level of Rewards Not to be
Desired.
It is a great law of nature, from
wlech pe, that "by
the sweat Tof the re Is ltprow rwe nluaL carr
our bread.,,
Bellamy's beautiful dream, "Look-
ing BArkwa l'd," is simply a dream,
as impracticable and impossible as
tile stories of Jules Verne, "The Ar-
ab au Nights,,' or " ainbad the
3aliol'."
Some must study law, medicine, fi-
nance, and a thousand tltinge 011
tvlicti human happiness depends, and
some meet work iii the coal mines
or every furnftee .tire in the country
would be extioguleited, every menu-
Cacturing-• indestry end, and we
ehotad relapse Ilut° barbarism.
It will never' be possible to make
the wages of all men the sante.
e hours will
tn
�n who works
Th
oma
earn more than his e0ual who works
only five --the skilful more than the
unskilful—the strong more than the
weak --the well more than the r�'ek—
the Industrious more than the lazy ;
and the man Who in youth lives ecn-
nomtcally and saves his money will
p1'obably have tut old age more than
he who spends and saves nothing.
Labor will never, In the long run,
be able to prevent capital from em-
ploying whoever capital sees fit to
employ, and capital will always be
compelled to support labor, whether
at work or idle.
Every city and town
must support
Its poor, and cap pay
Mils.
Anarchy attempting to run our
banks,- railroads, factories and
great commercial. industries, would
bring quick chaos, destruction and
ruin, not only to capital, but to
labor.—George T. Angell, in "Our
Dumb Autinala.'"
eL Wy u,aau „c..
The explanation on these dispari-
ties le to be found probably In the
filet that in the cities where there
le an unusual number of saloons they
are mostly. for the sale of lager
beer, whereas in the cities with few
saloons more whiskey is sold.—N. Y.
Sun.
•
A. BOON TO HORBEM'SN—One bottle of
English Sparta Liniment completely removed
a curb from my horse. I take pleasure fu
recommending the remedy, as it acts with
mysterious promptness in the removal from
horses of hard, soft or calloused lumpi, blood
sparin, splints, curbs, sweetly,stifles
sprains, GEORGE ROBE Farmer,
Markham, Ont.
Sold by all druggists.
Advice Scorned.
"You should be thrifty mend lay
some company."poygptthLug {amide for a rainy day,
"No, no, uo 1" interrupted I, em- 1 The last season's shooting included. said .the mesh who gives advice ,
d
phase, 'P y do note think of some such h a- ' fallow bucks,brace o 42f � roe grouse,
bepldes 1 libltiem.
Bence, 'Pray Mister, said the Kaneas farm-
s thing'. There is plenty` of room black game, partridges, pheasants, �; ,,you �tadk lilts a. blame 'theor-
in. my own place for all my friends. i snipe, woodcock, bares, rabbits and I
est.. What we people need is to
My sole object in making the augges- 1 wliTharti is fair seinen and trout lay smarming
aside against a
tide I did was to prevent youre being drough '
pestered with 1110 attentions [);yells, and In about 15
ltroumttl fishing the
't-'—Wa3�ehiw�gton Star.
of a lot of rough sportsmen, who, Lochs Misdate, Laggan, Laroe and
when theywere tired of shooting, Boltdhe - Idonkey Brand Soap cleans kitchen uten-
wonid find nothing better to "The castle is beautifully situ 111 silo, steel, iron and tinware, knives and
then to worry you and 'Piss Babiole
ted overlooking the Dornock Firth. forks, and all kinds of cutlery.
ag .n
the excitement in a similar way, , to death. And you remember,
row It contains n large entrance halt, .
down, giving a sideways glance at holding a highly decorous and Pres- ;ended, as; a happy thought, 6 pubitt3 rooms, b•Illard ream, Hobe
bis p who would hop dotwn from bp public.
5 dressing rooms, 4 bath
Ids perch and make a grab at her byterian wake, settling themselves when you came here, you insisted on
tall to punish her for gadding a businesslike manner like a flock of privacy."' rooms, with all modern convent -
about, anis, finding that ap- I crows on the broken ground around •' One may have ton much even of rncea.
the stone on which the dead man, - such a good thing as one's society," nes. stables [ergs and eom-
sneak out at reach,gwouldnscarcely more silent and uncon- . she said, with an affected little madi,ous and arelargand cies-
sneak quietly back again and ; cerned than they, held his mourn- laugh. " I think I could bear a little houses aren the gardensl and d glass resume Ills hunt for the flea who i fol levee. This incident had already attention now, with much equanimity, Thera are besides Pulnd extensive. House,
ght, totry i to the southeven from a spot h 'could cointaI in sitting rooms, 4 bed
would never be eau to lveir a tragic interest tsmtin who
d-•
e
persuade us that his fruitles
s e .at- gide of the pretty hill, and although find nothing better to do.' Of course; rooms, 1 dre sing. room, servants' Minard's Lltifslent Corea Colds, etc.
Babiole knew the place well, and was I could expect no more than tltatof our roioms. etc. Also three cottages,
Two Butterflies Courting.
tempt
Plain.
Parke—After all, sir, the extreme
tins c'must commend of ourmitselfninstitu-
to every
one.
Zane—I know it. Half the time
we're without a pook.— Harper's
Bazar.
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How hard TA-ta would try, when a' as sure-footed and nimble as one i gentlemen of such radn as Y near, containing 11 rooms
nice plate of gristle and potato at of lite ,native squirrels, I felt anxious guests i'" she added, rather Yenom- near, . I1a.1t to Boner Bridge,
energies,
time had revived her flagging e every day when there was uo answer ously. "But for a change even that thence drive 10 miles.
to describe to me the to my call of "Tata! Ta-ta !" and might be acceptable." i The rent is for the shooting vents of the morning ight 1 And was not satisfied until I had made 1 Good heavens 1 The woman would an Of course,
tom the sound of a bright childish seas-
thecircuit of the hill, pushed my not understand me.
laugh from the .kitchen would stim-'
elate her remembrance of that jolly i way through the barriers of uprooted •• But Babiole 1' I suggested, quietly.
run up -hill! I knew, though I said firs with which the gales of early 1 " Babiole la only a child ; but even
nothing, that Babiole used to come spring had encumbered the hill -side L1 elle were not, a daughter of mine
across to find bar mother, busy with on the north, and going on In thatwould be perfectly able to take care .
direction, came to the bare and al- ' of herself, Mr. Maude."
my dinner ; and I could guees, from most precipitous slope which forme After tills snub, 1 could only ow cue ,
the altercations I often overheard, the southern w11]t of the Parse of and take myself off, spending the In- tract most people! but now that the
that the hungry girl stole her altars,rate is the same to New York and
Balloter. terve! before my guests' arrival 3nother lines no I
and laughed tit any one who said On my eighth visit, I heard a schooling myself fur the approaching pont east as by ,
b
points
New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad.
The above name Is a houseboid
word and the superior excellence of
„ad should be sufficient to at -
her recommendation should be
her nay. The dining room always faint bark from the ridge of hI1l to ordeal.
grew too bot when that bright.d the northwest of the pass ; con- The first to arrive un the fifteenth sought. Everybody will tell you it
laughterwold penetrated s my oars, Fergu- sidering this as a clue, 1 made my f were Lord Edgar Normanton and Mr. le the best.
I would tiny, carelessly, to way down Craigendarrocll, across I Richard Fussell, the latter, anxious
sum ( the meadowm round Mona House, 0. to make the most of his annual taste
"You can leave the door open:' white building of simplest arohitec- 1 of rank and fashion, having lain In
He knew, you may be sure, why I tore, flanked by a garden where wit for the former at King's Cross,
liked to sir in a out; draught while 'March .straight rows of bright flowers look- i lam company
winds were flout ; but the atPru ed quaintly picturesque against a
Scot, however much he might still dark background of fir and hill. Cros- f
cherish enmity against the diaboli- the road, which, rag at the foot
cal cleverness of the mother, had had id e 1 began to climb. A
!Attie Ones.
Oar little Florence, on being pre-
pared for church one Sunday morn -
during the entire journey. I met them ing, regarded her bonnet with much
at Ballater station at 2.15 in the al- satisfaction, and Bald:
ternoun, and was sorry to hear from "I guess my bonnet is the fashion -
est bonnet they Is 1"
One day, when she saw some ici-
cles hanging to the window, she said:
"Oh, mamma, dear, come and eee
the sticks or rain!"
lea little maid of E. One day
1 erng e ro
of the r g , I Edgar, who never looked otherwis
a corner of his flinty heart pulverized rough, steep path had been worn than the picture of robust health, and
by the blooming child. among the brackens, and was widen- who was, moreover, getting fat, that
And 80 111.0 cold rpring passed lrtto
cool summer, and, 1 began to notice, ed at every ast;ent by falls of loose lie war far erten wen..
soil and stones. I knew what a pretty "`I tell his lordship that he should
little as I saw of her, a change in
the little nook here was at the top, just' take rowing exxerCtBP. Nothing like a
maiden. Aa the season a lovelorn maid good pull every day on the river to
pretty mare - the pines wh
ere
advanced, h;er vitactty seemed to would delight to make a nest. The keep a man in condition," urged'Ir. the asked her mamma If people al -
advanced,
alittle, her dancing walk to ti a steeper than ever to- : Fussell, wh0 was fifty inches round ways knocked when they went to
au
give plasm to a more sedate step, yards the top, and led suddenly to a I what had once been his waist, an
bile her rambles were often nowGod's house. Her mamma, scare
�v grassy hollow, one wall of wh[eh was who seemed to radiate health and ly noticing what she said, replied: '
r.la.tec, to a climb up C'ratgen:tar- a perpendicular grey cliff, broken by , happiness. ` "yes, darling:'
melts which formerly would have been narrow and inaccessible ridges on They informed me that Fabian " es, d time after it began to
a Isere SnKideat in the day's proceed- which slender little birch trees con- Scott had also travelled up by the ,
loge. 1 remarked upou this to bars. trived to grow. Ong the opposite side' night mall, but in another com- • thunder, and Amy exclaimed:
Palmer ; for she and I had now, in the mossy ground sloped gently, and partmenit ; so 1 Went to meet the 1 "There 1 Somebody's got to God'e
our loneliness, become great chums. the wild rabbits scurried about,train, which came Seto Ballater at leouae—I hear them knocking."
"Olt; don't you know !" said she, among the stumps of fallen pines. 5.50, and found both Fithian and Mr.
with her grating little laugh, "Ba- I had only gone few steps along Maurice Browne diem)utlag so vio- Howard's mother was going away
ptolc's its love:" - the soft ground when I caught the lently that they lino forgotten to to be absent for some time, but pro -
In love :" said I, alowIy. "A childthe
of a light girlish twice; it came get oat. Fabian had indeed taken titised to return on a cartes day.'
like that :" miniature elitism at the ' advantage of tite stopping of the He said :
''Oh..,it's not a first attachment by from the foot of the cliff. I wondered who . train to stride up and down the eon- for "I know atm al ilttcome,
mamma,
any means," said' eh:e' making merry the child was tinkling to. But as 1 fined area of the railway carriage, ---
over my surprise, as she swung her came nearer, Iieari�ng no volae but 1 gesticulating violently with, bis
little watering -pot with one hand, hers, I supposed she must be read'mg hart -cox, rug, gun and various other 1 Little Emily asked a great many
and iput• her stead on one side to ad- aloud. I unconsidered trifles. I guessed that questions the answers to which were
mire a row of handsome gladioluses •013, no, Roderick;' at last I was they could only have travelled to- sometimes very unsatisfactory. One
Watch the had reared with some eloael enough to hear, "I love you i getner from Aberdeen, for there had day, after pondering a long time
care. "Her first, what you may assionately, with the love one • been no bloodshed. Theyitad been on what had been told her, abet ex.
tali serious passion, yeas at ,seven knows but once. But It ,is impossible 1 baring a little discussion on real- claimed :
years old, two whole years later for me' to do as you wish. You speak 1 lam in art, of which 'Maurice Browne 1 "Oh, 1 do wish I had a certainer
thhn my earliest love. By-the-by,Mr. to me of your father; you urge upou; was an ardent disciple. They were inside or me! Leslle'a Monthly.
'loads, M really moat beg you to let me that he would forgive my lowly i atilt hard at it in terms unfit for
MG make some cuttings from your birth, that he would welcome to his • publicatiuu when 1 mounted the Ile sore you get the kind you have at vat's
rose -trees ; I have two excellent ancestral Italie the woman of your ate and pat my head in at the win- had.—Owiyut to the gpeat popularlty of
briars here, and i !latter myself I rholce, whoever elm might be. But 1 low. Excitable Fabian, with, lite " The D. Jrt; L." Menthol P1eleter unscrut,u-
can grMt as well as any gardener. do not forget that I, too, have pride, •keel oyes mill! flashing fadignatfou loos makers are putting up one like it. Per
rheumatism, neuralgia, &c., nothing in better.
"You can do everything. Mrs. Ell- that I, too, have a duty to perform with "exotic 111th,' shook my hand i Made only by Davie & Lawrence Co., Ltd.
Mea' said I gravely, with honest to my parents." Then came a change till he brought on partial paralysie °
gratitude and admiration. "Yon can of tone, and a sort of practical paten.', of that member, while he fired a last A (idol Carriage.
make cuttitlgs from every tree In the threat hurried through quickly like ! shot into his less erratic opponent. Mere beautty of face does not avail
t ar
Children are in danger to our fierce sum-
mers, when cholera morbus and other bowel
troubles are rampant. Save your little ones
lnidfriowllfound
D Davie' by giving
eectnill be o u each bottle.
Kitchener ,tud Berry.
Kitchener is undoubtedly English
by blood, and yet it was something
that he was born in Kerry, and that
he spent many of his early years
there. Kerry is a county where the
peasants are all gentlell and
ladies in bearing, in
manner,
thought and in feeling. Salt as their
own skies—gentle, friendly, courteous
—they probably taught to the tall
and lanky stripling wllo roved over
their mountable something of the
flexibility which has proved the turn-
ing -point in eventtyl momenta in his
history and in that of his country.-
--M. A. P.
There is no prettier sight than
that of tw,o butterflies courting.
Tae s
are a aerial
mef e flights egintfing a sort of pre-
liminary flirtation. The serious
part of the business begins when
the butterflies are at rest. The
male, which is usually the more
brilliantly colored of the two,
tapas up his position on a stone
or the tpends ater unwings f in the sunsh neeso
as to show them to the greatest
advantage. Tire lady, at first, af-
ter the manner of her sex, disdains
;to notice them, or to seem to
theirs them.e ailsu Over here
ver,
their she
eir charm pr
cdmea nearer and nearer, walks
round and round her lover, lases
her heart to hint, hesitates, and is
last.
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Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists. 78e.
Hall's family Pinel ere the best.
I bought a horse with a supposed-
ly incurable ringbone for $80, cured
him with $1 Werth of MINARD'IS
LINIMENTho Sorg
and sold him in four
mon $85. Profit an Liniment,
$aa' MOISE DEROSCE,
Hotel Keeper.
f;qt. Phillip's, Que., Nov. lot, 1901.
302 students enrolled
last year -172 young
ladies and 130 young
men. TwontatrlCWWM
COLLEGE
tion acholiLrshlPpI vel-
i ue;16oande180wou
at de ,artmental ex-
BELLEYiLLe, ONTe ams,1901.
New Plpe-organ, o-
mestic Science Booms and art Gallery recent-
ly added. Superior
; facilities in Bookkeeping,
iealteropl"ay,
lCultur..Cllege buildings, Ms
Hal'
gymnasium and residence heate4 by
steam and lighted throughout by electricity.
Will open Sept. 8, 1002.
For illustrated circular address .
PRINCIPAL DYER, D, D.
IMPERIAL MAPLE SYRUP.
The •quality standard from Ocean to
Ocean. Your money back 11 notsattefactory.
ROSE & LAFLAAgents, Montreal.
H.BJlarshall&CO
191 King St. East, Hamilton, Ont.
WANT RELIABLE AGENTS
to sell teas, coffees, baking powders, spicas,
extracts,
oney Noftikirswanted eExceellent territtory
vacant now,
FRUIT FARM FOR SALE—ONE OF THE
finest in the Niagara Peninsula, at
Winona,10 miles trona Hamilton on two rail-
ways, 190 acres in all 35 of whioh is in fruit,
mostly peaches. Will be sold 1n one parcel or
divided into Iowa 15 to 20 acres to suit par.
chasers. This is a decided bargain Address
Jonathan Carpenter, P. 0. box 809, Winona
Ontario
ee hick One Was He ?
"Itello, my dear 1" he exclaimed,
greeting the prettiest girl on the
verandah. "I've jurat come In on the
train and I'm delighted to meet you
again."
I --I'm afraid—" she stammered.
"Why, don't you remember me?" lie
talked,
you here
last season.r Yon fell hint love with
mo and we were engaged for two
week's."'
"Your face does seem familiar," she
said, as they seated themselves in
a secluded nook, "but I can't Just
place you."
'I came up here In th'e hope of
meeting you again and renewing
our old ties,' lie pleaded. she
can't give you any hope,"
returned ; "not jest yet. You see,
my love -making last season Was
rather disastrous. I was engaged
three times. The first one palmed
himself off as a count. Ile raised false
topes in my 'heart, but I've got over
tpaat. The 1 ste engagementring.d I'von
I've for -
,given him that, for he wad jolly
company. {But the third—oh, he
was a heartless wretch! When he
wags going away, Ile told me he bad
lost hie return ticket, and I lent hint
eta. dollars and forty cents. 1
thought he was the soul of honor,
but he never paid, me back.
ft, I an
d n tt
a cent of pin -money,
m n.gain
he'd rh'ave e tot t makegoodlet ."—Smart Set
TO CURL. A COLD IN ONE DAY
drui ueolfi•
druggists refund thmneyitanTablets. cure
E. W. Grove's signature Is on each box. 25e.
NQUGST enMNTtSInl
i1e Knew.
Teacher—Oldhat is a blotter, Tom-
my ?
Tthumy—It's something to hunt
while the ink gets dry.—Lds Ange-
les Herald.
Minard's Ltn'ment
therla.
auras Diph-
Know the Signs.
, It le really a dangerous thing' for
a single Iran to begin to shirk up
ia n bit in
matter
tidying up
thoof hle bachelor
home.
"He's going to be married; I'm
positive; said one woman, as the
Man spokott of. under consideration
laying a new e de -
in frdnt of has house."
garden, if you please, and they will
p " I a woman much id she has a poor c "Indeed," said the doubtful one.
:ill hold their heads the higher for it" father, stage t course,
e u rse :be«U becalm was so l "No, deny ueitlterty our ability nor
of o tr Yr those of your 1 ria. e, says 'trite Philadelphia Ledger. "Yee, and he has a new carriage
The poor lady liked a lathe bit ofthat he had to think of bla 1 your good faille nor A. woman may have a dace as perfect and aa Paloma lassie"
simple flattery, see, and indeed it by he clever
wasn't like a tether at all.' French master; but 1 • have en fife el'asste outlines as that of a The girt who had been listening
ateane now seemed Out of place. The Then her tone became septi- the game objection. to the fictions of f4raek goddess, her figure may be well gave a r laugh and atter-
color
Highland air had brought the pink mental agate : "But nl:v m0- your school, as works of art, as I proportioned, and yet shoe may ap-ward said : "She wdttla probably
brightened
[nick to her wan face, and cher mamma im worthy to should have to the performance of a pear urattracti,ve because Nle does
lmlghtened ler eyes, so that one now have all the wealth of kings play written by cripples for cripples. riot carry hPraeelf well. Beauty of Yea- have, reported the cards having been
ue,tfleed with adntiratlotl the extreme showered at her feet, She is beautiful. It wuudd be a curfoetty, strand m gl t tare maid fortm wel,gtnetd 1 the bmf-' sent out 1f she knew that �Iro
delicacy or her features ; while the L t and carriage Is
( bought a new hammock yest
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and clever, ane! goad ; Air. bfaur�e t'd f d d pec ti
stet and the relief from worry had indeed everybody. admires and loves would be softened both her care -worn express lier. No, Roderick, I will not allow
Aiwa and the haggard outline of her my mother to become a mere mother -
face. She now, with coquettish 1 in-law."
sprightliness, tapped my hou;der and The pathos of the conclusion up -
shook her (lead to show me that site l met my gravity ; 1 came close to the
had no faith in ray blandishments. 'edge of the pit and looked dawn.
"'Don't talk to me," she said, but The little maid was not reading, but
with a smile wh"olt coutra,dicted the i
a waft sitting by herself on a tree -
prohibition ; "I'm too old for coinpli- • trunk among the stones, with the dog
omenta, a woman with a grown-up 1 t asleep on the edge of her
d
frock, lrv-
aughter :" ' lir in a 'world of her own, and hold-
lrow Ivan quite glad to go back ' Ing converse with, the people there.
to the subject suggested by her 1 I crept away a.e quietly as I could
last words. - and went back home in an amused,
"Who is the happy object of the but rather rapturourt state; the next
young lady's preference "" 1 asked, • tame I New Inv eaddess, though, she
i s n
attract crowds ofIcor ,i -m n e - ante against grace
pie, besides cripples ; but it always found wap! ng.
none the lase a disgusting and de- A wcrna,nfa gowns may be modeled
grading exhibition, antagonistic to . alter the meet elegant Worth crea-
natnre and truth, to which the fee- i tion ; 'her chapeaux may come Irani
blest `virtue . i"_toric,ls and vivo van- •The shalt of a Parte milliner, and yet
quislled" melodrama would be as day 1 it rmay hr a eouhce of annoyance to
trylitg to &peak in a tone Of badinage, t Wee devouring slice after slice of
though indeed I 1Ellougilt IlabiOle bread and jun with prosaic, ravenoun-
*iuetl, too young and too pretty to teals at the kitchen door.
bestow mate the most slake -believe Anrl I d•onrluderl ti1111 at fourteen,
eiffectioll on one one north, o' Tweed, even with a Cave like a flower and a
or south of it either, for that mat- ware like a blyd'e, "the love 0110
ter. kno:w3 but c1111e" and perfect peace
"It's one of the eoung I)0neans, at of mind are Ilo:t. Incompatible titing'a.
air Iodise: the pretty.lookine lad f_`IIAv'i.f[M IX -
with, the early fair hair." ;
I :gave h little "hush!" of disgust. It WAR F'abiau S:"ott wlfo, bPtng
4 great frfckle4aeed' lust et a boy by hlv profeaston 1080 of "ref/
-_I knew iritis : I remembered, tot,, ; agelit time any other member of
• to of fr•e"de , f•asel
chat tla la�vateas had Joined heartily F12
aYhdses'keowrA toearla sroe the keep lateft► warm'
G6.:HkiB tI whkis had reaekW *71
matt) night. With minds attuned to her that (site does not slake as smart
low thoughts, you seek for low an appearance aa the governess of
things, and degrade them still fur- tier etuLldrens Why ? Simply becdtuee
'her by your treatment. You have a otic dues not stoned properly.
philosophy. I admit, sir, but it is the The .minute elle 81(111410 lightly
philosophy of the hog." on iter feet, wi,tit knlees straight,
(To be Continued.) chest well out, atomacit flat, Should-
___ ere back avid the body from the
Why Nie 'Wife !4hrleked. waist tilting ever so slightly for -
Ward, dive hag aequIred a cartel»
"(load 5iery they got mit about smartness of effect that ne amount
the professor, !ley ?" of beauty nor fine clothed could
"What's the matter, dict be for- give,
get again ?" A woTnlare cannot stab correctly
"law. Better than that. Ilia wife and look slovenly. yet
e'helve few
gift 01 tile. other morning, and was women doproperly
ahpping tier [hoe(' on. when ,l11 tied Toil figures, !title rtregret the
+neset-
gavr3 a little 1llriek.
y ot
"'What's the matter?' he asked. tate body to fall back 11eavily to the
"'W1ty, I was putting ney shoe on 'fleets unless there le Porde exercise
and a t sake slipped out of it; sheilfemcl
y OUT aa)0 11 hecomes a
erial. of the tied
r'On1y one?' said rho been
three, Jeanet4aa of bang ea talo'V1hrnllel tailing
'Why, them s11o'uld have bPnn th
1 at them tilers tart night to torvt;ard, bpe1,►nes tt jerky lip and
di seie Illieweme.a. ,
day,.,,
DON'T
OLEAN
SILVER
or your other bright
metals with any-
thing but
" LLEGTIU6
FOLISIIIMO HUM" 1
the
wNothingltoprepared
a but the cloth.
soiled bands; saves time and labor., easiest
on the silver. price 36 cents at drug and
notion deaiers. By mail from
MONARCB MFG. 00., St. Catharines, Ont.
Write for free samples.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dhstem-
per. -
A Useful Novelty,
A t`anadian firm redently placed
with the Montreal and Toronto
newspapers an advertisement of it
MAY nursing battle it bad patented
and was about to place on the
Market. After gluing, dtrectiene for
use, the "ad." ended In this man-
ner :
"When the baba as ddne drinking,
it must be unscrewed and laid 1n a
eaai place tinder a tap. If the baby
does not
bebelied"
lo thrive on fresh 1 blIad 1phia
Times
To profsto Yee that Da
Piles as every fo tt i biles,
tree flea
11uni ne awlne V, Block Marker and Coll
Dehorner. Stop. swine of all age, from
rooting. Makes 48 dllter,nt ear mark,, sal
vise,, With ,arae blade. Rat rad' Dorms.
Tuttmonlalsfree. Prteeil.110or,end 81
for trial Oft t.vnrkv ,endb,lane,.Pat 1
V.B. )fay°, 02 for 17'Its ; CanadaDee.17,
'41,18 yrs. 3841885 BRIGHTON, 1'alreeld, LIw.. V. 8.
lift!. Winalow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for Children Teething.It
soothes the child, softensthellum* cures wind
cite and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
to peen
tits manualetererit have eumeeteed it. to,
Ume�a ��Owoah!t thesy�ythinte.ora o trete
M YouNW
VIM IV . tele eta mk needy Rad
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Ord Chase's Ointment
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Can
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CONTINENTAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
HON. JOne DRYDEN...... PREBIDENT
The report for 1901 Showedremarkable
increases over 1900, in the following items:
New business increased 1'y ; 850,703
Premium fncome increased by 80,81a
Total income increased by 42,575
Assets increased by 43,969
Insurance in torte Increased by 1,899,460
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General Manager Secretary.
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