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aa luneination in honor oi the tioyernor,
at am! And ae the sional, ea it wore, overy
IA Mal everyhouse, every street, the. whole
-..0. elates, am/ apeeday tho etreete were
ee.
ell olenly, its. by a givorseigaal, every wire.
a eity, was ea an abet/lute blaze of spleto
el house emptied itstelf of ita eimiteel in-
tim moon bail not yet rioota but Paul -
WW glared, with light. It was the 11 -
lite esreete Ina 0.0.11 Ivey darki ior
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. . - el of the cloy.
Wa' Our eorrowful pilgrims made their way
warczaiziszcificxxxxzfingaNsirtmeoitmgrbyr,0 -;kz,::? cis well as they email through the merry,
ignaaonNeteseeate eatiateelo eel jostling m ea teed°.
At leogte they reached the jell, Tae
your feet praying to you to spare the , , ,
oftemon was auxiously awaitino, thou,
life of ber only son, ana epurn aer oet*ita
to menness? Oh! no, you will think et :11;11.,011,,euainis,lorwerol to meet than, ;looking,
your own mother, and pity the widow 8
te **1\ Lt.‘lio.znee"
grey Were and Inaken aeart!" Silo egee but e '.
pausea, but stili held. up her etrainee ,),.„;‘,„ee' ogiaantiaIltveentecg:irien7uairethd!
gaze to hie face in game eupplication. Seeeuei7,v7-'3`i•i your limier?"
Daniel Hunter. kept osternly down the It 1 ote eoin, idenee, poor boy3 wait -
rising pity of his heart.; but leis tnannaera
inguitupa tent ie for las reprievet"
was einmassionate end, reverentiol. " eayeu eupport Itini in the terrible
he etoopea and gave her his hand. to no- de, 1 amine le filen a let 3110
sist her to her feet, axed said: iniaTilititelyliato l'.:keie%eell. 1. eani. charged
maaaru, I he of you."
The
rue
"I thought every one knew that."
"Lad.y!" *aid Nelly, auddenly rising,
and conelug forward, and sinkiug again
at Augusta's feet, "1 mole here to plead.
for my huslatuula pa,raonaefor the par-
don of William O'Leary, now iu prison
=der sentence of --"
The sight of Augusta's fare and form
sudaenly 1 roze tho prayer upon the
young wife's lip.
Augusta reeleol and sbivered as if un-
der the effect of come tanning blow;
and now her elbow rested on the table,
her head bent upon her hand, her riug-
lets concealed her face, and her whole
form bowed over the table an(1 she mars
mural, in a oliolciug voice:
"Oh, Godt is it eo? Can it be 'pas-
siblee Was only this wanting? You,
Ellen Falconer! You vearried to thts
man ,and he to die so soon!"
avalen and gre. at was the eliseeess
of the lady that Ellen herself turned as
oneforter, filtering:
"But he is not to die, laely-he is in-
a.ocentl We know that; but eve want
the Toprieva to-negat that the suepense
may be over, and we may go home tp-
morrovr and leave tais dreadful place be-
hInd forever."
"011, Ellen! Relent" waa all the lady
could say, bowed down in pity and in
grief,
"We know that he is going to be re-
prieyed, becautte -the emverhor him posi-
tively peomised it, ladea"
"Oh, Ellen! God pity you, Ellen!"
was all the amswer.
But instontly Norah O'Leary, who,
till now, had etood near the doer, at-
tracting but little notice, and suppmed
to be only an attomiant of the yotnag
woman-Norith Oelautiy came' forward;
and, speaking in short, quick gasps, she
salon: -
eltioneght a eeet effort has been male
by lame of. the feria Men la the aate.
lulive bean telci tlittt it has. failed, .1
14'0 no 11.411- IC11 .144 in you. You
have greet "pewee WW1 Daddel Hunter,
lady, 1 enieto eireeteat yu - to pra.y
to you - tb use it and leave 'my boy's'
life!"
woul,a to heaven 1 had the
power you p. azazibe mel I eveuld uee it
for yon sidee." A -epee -La's comitenance
elepreesed greet sympathy with the suf-
ferer; but as the entirely recovered her
eelfsposeaseion, her manner eeemea cold
to tte exeith(1 woman, who excjaineedo
"And you refuse to iniereede for me?
You, a mother -and to have such a
stony heart for a mother's armaiehl How
know you, woman, what may be the fate
of the babe in yonder crib ?-how he may
sin mid fall, and sue for merely?'"
"It Is a. girl, thank Gild!" said Anus-
ta, thrown into a mementary tremor by
this second act of bringing her idolized
child into the wretched. oonneetion.
"A girl, is it? Then pray God, lady,
to have mercy on you and on her! And
show you, meanwhile, merely to my
thild! For God promisee tnerey only to
the merciful, and will yisit the sins of
the father • upon the children!"
"The Lord of truth and. mercy, who
tears zee now, knows that if I bad the
influence you impute to me, I woula use
it gladly ta save your eonl leue, alas; I
hove not the maven Only one thipg 18
this., affair inflaences Mr. Hunter -a
senee of justiee!"
"A Baum of justicel then he believes
Wiefiam gtelltyl"
"Alpo, I fear sot"
"Apel you belMve tt."
da oot know the eircarreste,nces."
said the motley, ep.eakang ra-
pidly, "these were iho circumstets,nces-
strong epough again*, him, poor fellow!
The murdered man, Barkeederse a shop-
keeper At St Inez, in our county. Ile
beralted Nelly more than once, When op-
portunity offered. At last she complain-
ed to William. William IS very rash
and hoteheadied; he challeaged Berke.
Burke refuse(1 to meet him. William
then swore taut be would thraah the
vlIIalxi,ond if he resisted, shoot hive
He left the heouee for the puepose. And
the mane night Buzke was fend sleet
through the ead, tenet William, on his re-
turn aotae, was arrested. Yon know the
reesti"
"A. fearful ehain of evidence, indeed.!
What could your son soy in defense?"
"The truth -that he went in search of
Burke for the purpose of taflibeifig sum-
mary thastisemeat upon hire, but that
he never fond aim."
"A weak defenee, alas!" said Angus -
«A n'aele defense, katy, veal yet those
wleo atter aim best belief% an innocent,
and his father confessor knave that he
Is so."
It waft a relief ebat, Just at this mo-
ment, Daniel lenontar entered; tiee room.
Be came in by the private dooer com-
neuneeteting with hat own apartments..
Noah O'Lefery saw him when he Pattered,
:ma recommieea him inetinctively; she
watehea aim when h otoppea up to tae
side of that erne, need droW the eurtiellee;
the continued, to wateh aim as be gitoed„
upoo the little sleeper with a softening
eemeteuance. I1. WQ,er, inaeed, Aroma to
see that whilom, gen, ilevere politsleieni
ane stateematta-that firm, iitantable
ruler, gazing with so soft a entire upon
the sleeping chila! And the wretched
Noxell we:Leliod to dtave a hopeful aug-
eery from that tender mooal Drawing
the curtoins gently together, Daniel
Banter left the crib, and came forward
towards hie wife. Then seeing, for the
liret reinter, her two vieitorrs, whom lie evi-
dently eneaterea to be women of hum -
bee life-ptobably seamestresees in ills -
tress, or something of the leind - he
merely nailed a kindly acknowledge -tient
of their preeenee, and then, retanaitot, by
his -wife, entered Seto convent -Ilion with
her. he were your son?"
It we only for a moment' thee he "Ile should diet"
good stpeakieg with Augutstet, and then "Ana you will not -oh, my Goal yo0
the e.arneet, elaqiwut, eye54 of Augeeta, evil int save my son?"
turnea from the fo.ee of her husbana, "I cannot!'
and fixe(1 themselves upon. the women With a terrified (shriek, the wretehed
etanding near. He undareteoa and fel- woman tbrew trt, her alum, awl kli
lowed, her glance, and instantly* lits atone to tbe toot,
quick perceptive faeultiee reeeivea the • •
truth. ond, thinking within himself: An hour after that tare() foot psteeen-
"This is another trial, and the most teei- ger, weary in feartle Dad crusted in
OM One yet. he inquired:, in a Med heart, took their mournful way toward
tone, "Well, my good women, whet is the ptiftore They were Norah O'Leaty,
it?" whoese evial, bewildered air awl totterieg
"Olt, eir," exclaimed Noralt O'Leary, steps required. eoustant watchfulnee and
sinking at his feet. ana raising her hands support from her eompartionta Nelly
and etrainal gaze in his fee. "Ole Air! O'Leary, who etill eontirmea to weep
I bream. you to hear amt grant my foul wail, norc like a grieved child time.
prayer. I am a poor. old, lietataroken a aeepaiting vvif'
e and rather Gooarich,
mothem
ie to boo for the life of 'my whth osorrowful task it, was to convey
Orila thin Sir, t lieve been teal that to the prisoner the deration of the...Mee
you louve teitectea rwry petition for hie entor, and, in -the few hour s Mit him
pittion. I hear that you lave turnea
away from Ow ph,toliaipt of tho very
treatest of men in the $teel' Yet Vett
Will not turn itivay from mine? tau
'Will not set 8 grey-haireel viennatt at
by tho (eta -ether to hiform him of his
"You pardon zny eon?" she asked, with approachine death!"
a wild, appealing gaze, as she grasped
hiluindbut remained on her knees. _, 0
".4. very etorowful duty, sir, and I aro
e e,
"Madam," said Daniel Hunter, i11 a truly glieved that you should have the
grave, sorrowful voice, "I feel at this
can of performing it Do these women
aweTelnelPni,"11Yn yitousutboLltuleled. eteolinie", 1 ii)eoq Ili tt iendg t it), to „_.......„),
moment a pain only seeona to your own
where Nonni O'Leary stooa propped
"Oh, do not utter what you were
about to say! You, d
against the wall, with her arum alai head
anyou oitlee, can
Imaging down, in the very desolation of
save my child' You have so much pow-
er. Oh, my God, that &me, human being misery -and Nally sat upou the ground,
sobbing like a heart -broken child.
should have power over my one child's
N
life, to toke it away at his pleasure! Olt, "o, 1 think nee," answered the priost,
in a low whisper. "I think it best that
sir, have naereyI Oh, grant me my child's
life, for you can do it! You can do it I should break the matter to the poor
lad alone. Then, when that is done, and
by only writing your name. Good. bee.-
von, when 1 think of the horrible power 1 have liad an opportunity of talking to
him, and, it may be, calming and prepar-
that resides in this handl this hand. of
ing him a little, I will send for thew."
your:A You have but to take a pen M
it Ana Make your autograph, and my
The warden procured the keys amd the
son is free to live and be happy. Do it, priest went to Noroh, and, taking her
sir. DO it-oht where is there a paper arra, saidt
"Nre. O'Leary, I wish you to go into
and ink? Lady, won't you send for it?"
Ana so wildly, incoherently she *ailed, Mr. Thomas' room, and wait there till
as they who sue for life. I send for you. I am gang to your son's
Augusta looked on in the deepest dis. cell."
tress,and turned her eyes occasionally Norah lifted her inflamed and strain-
towat the distant form of Nally, who lag
Mee.eyes in an appealing peel to his
was weeping silently.
Datilel Hunter saw the distress of his But he replied to that silent pleading
a
wife, and, stepping to her side for an in- by saying:
O'Leary, it would greatly Ma-
sten, said, in a low voiee:
pede all the good I might do your Bon,
"Retire'my dearest lote; your pre -
swum heoe can do uo sort of good, and and very much (1151.0082 him, besides,
were you to accompany me now to his
this intent -vitae grows to painful for you."
penitence. Take your daughter into the
lin Aagaista mournfully shook her
wardefies room, and wait there till I
heed, Doering, in a whisper: "I will not
send for you,"
leave then, if you please, Mr. Hunter?"
With one of those dreadful groans
Daniel Hunter dicl not insist, but came
ethical, one heard, naight never be for-
bade 'to where Noah O'Leary still knelt,
gotten, Norah turned to obey,
and once more attempted to raise her,
CHAPTER VL
saying:
"Rise, Mrs. O'Leary! For your own
When the priest reached the warden's
salsa, rase." room, an hour later, he found Norah
"Never! while my boy lies condenmed standing midway the floor, with an eager,
to die," said Norah, wildly. alraost frenziea look from her eyes.
"This is most distressing to us all, be- Neely sat at a table with her arms
sides being perfectly unavailing—"
theme over it at f all length, and her
"Oh, sir, do not say that!" exclaimed head bowed Upon them.
Norah, interrupting hire suddenit;ce.% do
s "You have told him, Father?" asked
not, sirt oh, sir, I implore you Y "a° Nolah, in a hollow voice.
love you bear your beautiful wife, to oyes m_._
, y daughter, and he bears it
bear with me farther. You armee/ not with the resignation Of a Christian. Imi-
suffer her to be pained, even by the tate his pious fortitude, my dear daugh-
sight of another's woe; oh, sir, by that ter, rather than distuth it by giving
tender care of her, I entreat you toi
laey way to your feelings. Be is ready to see
me! Sir, this broken, gray-haired eve- yea," sold the good priest, And, going to
man at your feet, was not many yeaxea•oee
elly, he touched her on the shoulder,
ago a wife beloved and therielied; but 50,yilig: "Come, my child! ceme'illy pew
he who cared for her lives in his grave; giell let me go with you to William's
and now the heaviest storms of eforrow (till,"
beat upon her bare head, and there ia Nally lifted up her head and. wiped
nano to pity and to save!" , the tears from her wrested. cheeks, and
Ditaiel Hunter was deeply 'eleven; joined her mother, and they followed
wieti all lais salf-controLhis eountenanee Father Goodrich out. When they enter -
still betrayed the greatest mental pain. ed the cell, they found O'Leary on his
At length the spoke again: knees by the side of the cot. He remain -
"My child is doomed to die a murderer's ed in that posture a few minutes, as if
horrid death-ney child, who i,s evell to finish his prayer, and then aroee. But
now as filament and -Goa pity aelml-ea Nelly overset the composure of the whole
simple aka as harmless as the babe in party by ekeing hereelf upon Wil -
yonder cradle -I Oh, Daniel Hunter, b
t S' linnet bosom and giving way to a pas-
tho love you lavish, on your child, pity A innate bur,t oa grief. Norah etood
wretched mother's heart. My 1 0):43 JO totknin's against the wall for support,
as great, my hopes were once as ccnifi- and her bloodless cheeks and strained,
dent for him who lies in yonder cell, as
yours are for the child that sleeps in y'et awaken, eye, and ghastly counten-
ance, epleke of a despair so deep and ut-
peaee in yeader OM! Oh, Daniel Hunter, ter, that tem passionate sorrow of Nelly
by all the fond, high hopes embarke& M
that babe's life and future fortunes-- seemed but a childish grief beside it.
O'Leary gave all his attention to the
hear and grant my prayer, andspare ray task of soothing and .eomforting hat
child." And in the abjectness of hey young wife. But every word he spoke,
grief and supplication, she cowered. and Lena every caress he gave her, seemed
grovelled at hos feet, and then lifted her
!duped hands and strained eyes in the anr sobs. At last:
only tp opeu a fresh tountain of tears
very agony of supplication.
"Speak to her, mother," he said; "dei
Diteald Hunter ground his teeth toges
ant Adatirita tatned deadly pale, and speak to her, and. try to (pleat her."
reeled, asia eaughb the dreesitig table for North eanie to her aide and took her
away, and when she had set her down
support. A cohflice of meta emotione
web oVetpoweringher strength, It was 14 the chair at tho other end a the cell,
she said, in a deep, hearse voices
not only an agonazing sympathy with tam "Nally, hest! 11 youelove him truly,
eafferrag metther, but it was a vague, un• you Would not distress him sol', Keep
rea,soaing dear other. Every tithe, when back your tone, evoman! There will
in the course of this interview, the datk, be leaure enough to shed them after -
death -looking worma heed in -any way ward, when they can hart nobody.
41144:led to her sleeping bb, Augusta With a few convulsive suffooating
had trernleeed through all her franne. sobs, poor Nolly swallowed her tears,
Daniel Matter, egging her geeet die- and assumed an unreel composure.
turbaace, without diyiniag the whole of erather, " insuired Norah of the priest,
its cause, stepped up to her and said: ..,
"is this understood to be our lase villa
"Augusta, you should .have retires]. -our farewell?"
when I recommeaceed you to do so. Taie "I do not kpaw, my poor ohild, it will
scene is too much for you. Geo at, once." depend upon William himself, 1 suppozie.
"You are right," said Augusta, in a nut 1 should advise that it should be.
faltering voice. "I will go." ' I would have the renueinieg hours of the
Daniel Hunter's faee wee pale and bey undisturbed by thoughts of earth,
stern. He Jolt the neceesity of bringing mum even ea family affection is. I will
this scene to an inetantaneous end, eie spejne to him." And the father went
ettid: te elle mit Where O'Leary sat exhausted,
"Mrs. O'Leary, I have not the power after bis efforts to console Inelly. "Wile
to save yotir son, without a enerifice of Jana" ho seed, "would you like that this
princtple, lend. that I will not make." should be your patting interview with
"You would make it for one �f your your family, or would you prefer to Ode
own! You would make it for one of them again in the morning?"
your own!" she cried, in a paesion of "Ole no, Father, oh no! It is too pain.
grief. ful fot ihum-they suffer too dreadzully.
"No. Understand me, poor woman!
No, rather, let the bitternese of death
I
have said men a forraor oceasion, and. e be paned thatight, and let the renutining
repeat -if it were my brother in your hoOrs be given to Mean."
son's place, and if my aged mother were "Yeti aro right, my (3011, perfectly
here at my feet, praying for her chitties right, and may theme last roma/Mug
life as you. pray, I should stet as I do hour* be blessed to your eattes highest
now. 1 sliguld refuse her prayer as I good)" :mid the prient, and then he went
refuse yours!" to Norah and add; "Mts. O'Leary, it is
"tote would not! Tiger-heere, se you tie I expected. Your son withas that this
are, you vetted& nal" should be the final interview -but why
"1 Would, so help me heaven!" not :speak to hiin yourself, my dear
"If 114 were your 'brother,' ayel but if c t"
cannot! I cannot! Thou this is
the porting?"
a yea',
"lenity," the said, stooping to spook to
her daughter in a low voice, "if you
really do love your husband, prove it
now, by your :self -canteen Go to aint
aud reeeivo his Met direetione, for in
something lees than tta hour we ratite
leave hitn, and we elmi not see him
egitin iie life."
Gasping atta bobbing, anegulping her
teem Nell,' went to the tot, arta eat
aown by William, and dropdpeher heed
upon ens thoulder, greying:
"Olt, Willie, tell me if there is any.
think in the world you would have me to
do, and I will do itl Olt, Williei it will
be the only comfort 1 shall have left in
the world when you aro gonel" And
here a fresh buret of Was threatened to
overtake her, but she etruggiel and
on earth, to least 11101 tn stocking, that gamma and el.:spree-ad them. "Tell me,
mercy froni God whielt he Iteel failed in Willie, tell me whet I can do for you,
oletztittlng from men, They pursued their and if mortal woman eat do It, I will, be
way In utter eilence, except for the lo1
iv it what it relay,"
availing of Neter and an ocesesional ter • (To be wallet/e(1.)
HOW TO SKIM TUE TUTU.
There's a Eight Way to Do. It, laid
Rote It IE.
111. the firm 0501, cooyet Yotales Goaspasis•
ism, the brush *timid ma Ise 'WO hall 044
lete. Miriam eliatiel uot ea too tome tee
eetiar. 'iatta outsets of the Pruett selectee tie
ea -TPA or uoevese watt Mager mei ehortee
emote*, co that the preieettalt ratan meo
penetrate betweea ale twill. 4 is 114801'
to nave the brush islislatir oesesvo, to fit
Me art% et nee teeth, but iu that caSe oue
must. hasise a. eeeend owe far lirusshiag the
battlers of rho teeth.
teezdi liever be scrubbed DY
raselag the iseuesh from aide to side acreas
them, 45 mout ,porsond do, Ur it is slmt
that purshee the gums back mad tears thcatt.
This motien, eapeclaily when the brush is
a stiff ono 4t12 0, Witty .p•OrtiOr Is USSa.
LIMY also Miura the enamel of the teeth.
The teeth should be cleaned by e0111118 tbO
brush 10 a areetioa trew the gums towareci
tee attune easie, se Omt the bristles will
uot only ticrano the surface, but sweep be-
tween them. 'Ishii naostea will alio coax
the edge of the gum over .the noels of the
teethe, insteud of pusaing it away, aud 1241
tee mevetmente In this emectiou eau be
neither eo rapid nor so towable as when
they aro from side to side, the game are
lets liable to be lacerated by the brietlee.
The backe of the teeth are to be brushed
In tam same way, while the gritullng stre-
faces must be saleatted by a to-and-fro as
well As a lateral rubbiag.
Lukewarm water is best for the teeth,
and some good (1eullfrice fdaeuld be used
one a day.
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about? About a quarter of an hour.
Bow do you define a ring? As a hole
with a rim around it.
Why is the letter D like a hoop of
pia? Because we on's be wed without
it.
Why is the root of the tongue like a
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Why is the wide of a essalle like the
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Why are there three objections to tak-
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Which has the hardest life of it, cof-
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coffeecao settle down tea is compelled
th draw.
Why is a dog bitiug his own tail like
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Why are bald-headed men in danger
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As to the Spinal Cord,
A young teacher whose efforta to in-
ouleate elementary anatozny had been
einusually diseouraging, at. Met soaked in
daspair:
"Well, I wonder if any boy here can
tell zne what the apinal cord really is?"
She was met by a row of. bleak and ir-
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voice pipod up in great excitement:
"no epinal cord ft what runs thengh
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A Damaged Lock:
The lock on the door of a Methodist
chapel in a Surrey, Eng., village had re•
ceritlee to be removed, as it was choked
up with edam, dropped in by some 6110
who mistook it for a eollection box.
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Minard's Liniraent Cure e Burns, etc.
Woman a Lighthouse Keeper.
Deed peseale, says London Woman, aro
unaware that there is a woman in charge
of the aaasowe Lighthouee, whin!' e bawls
on the Cheshire aide of the entrants to
the Mersey -a most important light-
house, commanding as it dose the en-
trance to the port of Liverpool. Mts.
Williams olio is the lighthouse keeper,
le eeelate:a in heir duties by her daughter.
For Strains
*of Bade e -of Shouldet
*of ntifie -of Hough
*of WhirlateentS -of Knee
-of Betitook -Of Collin joint
-of Pastern
Swelling
awl all
1,21114.
nese in
Borne
Use
Fellows'
teemlup's
Essence
Two or three teatptiotte
foie la a little Rum Or /handy,
curet Spreine, triticee And
Lettimiees In 24 hours -takes
out All the sorenesiii-eand fade
horees "on Hide' feet *pith"
atte, a bott1e. le your drug=
gist does not hare it, stud to
National Om thented
tieltels Netted. 17
LEARN BRESS.MAKINO BY MAIL
in lour epare ante at acme, or
Take elo Personal Coarse at Selma
To enable all io learn aro teach on
cash or instalment plan. We ales teach:A
pertiOnai ct3 la 801)001 once a month,
etslitee commencing last 'rtieselay of each
month. These losisone tettebes how to vitt,
ilt and pot together any gacmcont from the
plainest 611i11 waist Suit, te tile $11tIfit claleelo
ate dress. Tile wkole faintly can leant from
one course. We have taught over oeven
thousand dress -malting, and guarantee to
g'ive five hunched stellate to any one that
cannot learn between the ages of z4 aoci
4.0. You cannot Mara dreseanakinte as
thorough ae this eourse teaches if you
work in shope foryears, Beware of Meta -
tions as ivo emeloy no one mashie the
school. This is the only experienced Deese
Cutting Sono( in (Saimaa and excelled by
node 14 any otbee country. Mite at once
for partioolare, es We have cut our rate one.
third for a shot -t them Address ;-
SANDERS' DRE811-CUITINe SCHOOL,
81. Erie St., el tretford, Oete ("etude.
Row Charles on Got His Name.
Charles Son, proprietor of the leyeemo
Theatre Cafe, was titarlea Ua teeptut
when ho Mauled in this Notary from
Italy several yeare ego. When ho moo
ts.) New York to melee his home at Am-
erica he wen to work ot his trede 85
totoneeutter. Employea with LIM W01.0
many other Rentals, fleetly of them with
names diffieult 1:01011110 EMI Q'COA,
11101'C dilIloult tx1 remember. For that
reaeon the emeleeere male a metetioe of
heving the Imiielte sell nattered,
they were 104 off eadt week by Mutt-
ber ineteaa of la- reme. Mter that $on,
or Do Oaptio, at uther 08008
811.1 ho was af,atu trxr,stv 8 uunibovsIt
was to him to 'let' shorn ot
ittaiviano!lity mut sk* b,y umber the
satuo s. 00111 tet. tie &Mod that he
11.01181 change his ttnt110.
Otte day he C,:5 walking oloug Brozta-
way aod notiesei n great Imam of
firms hevieg stsele uames we levier in
$0e, eeroy a Son vela others to whigh
Son five:ea. He dividea that Son watt
be on 01 1110 prominent Mueiliee in No*
York, tend as the name was simple and
easy to remember he dedded to tulopb
it Front that 'day he has been known
as Merles ton, -Cleveland Plain Dealer.
445
GOOD BECAUSE IT DOES GOOD.
The common oihnents, while few, are
liable to arise at any time. The boat'
kept horses, and. env receiving the
least care, aro alike ha.ble to the °rain -
nay troubles as spavins, ringbone,
ourb, lamenees, cuts and bruises.
It is -well fee horse owners thub these
diseieses all yield to the same treatment,
and oan all be cured completely with the
eame remedy. This dependable reme6y,
-which is very inexpensive -is Kendall's
Spavin Cure, Even the moss, stubborn
cases, wbieh veterinaries lingo failed to
relieve, yield to Kendall% Spavia Cure.
In the thirty yang in which this re-
liable remedy aas been merle by farmers,
freedmen, livezymen raid 1'; privete and
racing stables, it hae sawn complete sat-
iefaetion.
Certainly, those who own horses aro
not consulting their own beet interests
if they do not keep a bottle of Kendall's
Spin Cure in the born.
lar. B. J. Kendall Co., makers of this
fagnous preparation, publish a book en-
titled! "A. Treatiee on .the Horse ,and His
Diseases," which is invaluable to those
who want to keep -their horses well ead
saVe veterinaries' bills. A. copy may be
obtained at most dealers or will be sent
free by addressing the above company at
Enosburg Falla 'Vermont, U. El .A.
Presence of Mind.
Mrs. Smithson lia,d a terrible temper,
and her inieband was muoh in awe of her.
One day, in his own den, he was dis-
coursing to a few friends concerning
some of her peculiarities,
"I have thought foe some time," he
said, "that my wife was utterly devoid
of taste, but the other day she put on a
new dress in which ehe out. -eroded Her-
od it was so awful, and as she went out,
I leant out of the window to have, anoth-
er look at her anti—"
At this moment his wife entered sud,-
dertly.
And the funniest part of the
if
whole thing," went on Smithson, with,
out turning a hair, "was that they found
the cow eleven cloys after on the third
plietforea of the Eiffel tower."
Mrs. Smitheon never understood what
thoye was in this silly* statement to
make them all 'steak ao much.
0110OODATE IS DEO.
People Will Find Thi e Out When Buying
04043' at Christ
Mae.
Coeote, which 1ms been a:iv:toeing in
priee Reneetp4.emys the Now York
World, woe marked up two to three
cents a pound in the lest week by var-
Mae mmtufzecturers, ond as to be turelter
advanced, it la prodieted. Prieee of ooeett,
envoi:de, and ohocalate eonfeotione IWO
new enitt to be inglier than for 20 yere,
The reason given by the inenufeeturere
Is that the belen vote them more then
eee•!ilrr tiveregofore tend double what it did a
y
Time for the retail prices hove not.
been geuerally it up, but dealerny
that users of neon, and choeolote will
soon heve to ,pay ommiderably more. It
is estimeted About O0,000,000 more than
lase year. The publics will feel this, it
in said, In •the minting holithey season,
when the dereumel for bon bone is great-
est.
ecoeme las ben brought about by
rtouto autaorities Hey that the dear
halation of Now York And Europeaa
tioalere °tamable( •tho merkea A 'ergo
importer otti(l it is clue chiefly to the
atomise in coneumption, amounting to
ono buttarea per oent, in five yeiere.
a -
DON'T NEGLECT TOUR SKIN.
A healthy isain 1$ Absolutely essaatial
to 11E4,14'111, IIAPPINTM ana BEAU-
TY, niliheetoeural twat nervoussfailing
wey to keep a hoeltity akin le to treat
iniurlee Ana eruptions promptly with
nem -Bela Zatnniult contains onlythe
rieh 11p d jaleee of honliug, health-
giviug Lobe, oud, i taterefore Natureee
Lawn akin Bemoily.
Zikeeteatila entelleD
arra A, eee Goviliper, Cafalinte, of Piles.
Mies lea M. Dertlett, Montreal, of Ec.
el4te*'e, Berrien, Hingeton, of Blood
Nieto%
;Mae. Alfred. Brown, Toronto, of Itheu-
matiame
Nes. (loggia, Wapolla (Bask.), of Ab
staiettee.
Obtain:Me from sal drugesieto an
teres at 80e, a box, Sena to Zain-Bul
Co., Toronto, for free sample box. Jus
Out out this offer, write norne of pape
acrose it, and mail, with le. stamp to
Pee" P°Stage•
*
The Power of tlet Black Vote,
The egeent Republican State owes-
tteh fti 404447 11/431\1844. to endorse Vet
for the easetefldiecy 111 1e08, althea& moae
of the Repulnizian meteh that State
favor him, and a majority of the -White
Repableciame oe the Stets are bailey
to prefor aim to &V other person, fo
the oemaidacy, exeept Roosevelt. It le
Bald, however, that negroee threaten
-
to out the State eleket in the chain
1907 if the &invention endorsed Tent fo
1908, and that thie WU the reason wh
it fefueed to declare any pretence:me for
anybody, although it recommended the
seleceion of eoatebody in accord with
Roosevelt's polities. The reseen assign.
ed for negro hostility to Taft is his con
neetion with the order to disband th
black troops for the Brownville inoident
In ordinary caavasses the negroes hol
the balance M. many States which arc
usually Republican -New York, Ne
Jersey, West Virginia, Ohio Indtana
Illinois, and others. Kentucky, NVIlte
has been a dose State recently, has 75,
000 negro voters, and leeentueky le on
of the southern States in which th
negro who wants to vote is allowed t,
vote. 'While the Kentucky Republic*
convention eves refusing to endorse Taft
his rival, teem -ter Foraker, was delive
ing the annual commencement andres
at Wilberforce Univereity, In Ohio, th
leaning negro college in the middle Wes
and he wife condemning the Stand take]
by Roosevelt and Taft In the Brownsvill
matter. It is said that the negroes ar
organizinz in Oaio to fight Taft in th
peimaties in that State so as to defeat
If they can, his endorsement for Pros
dent there. Possibly Brownsyille wi
figure In the election of 1908. -Pro
teelie's Weekly.
St. Isidore, PQ., Aug. 10, 1904.
alinard's Linitnent Coe Limited.
Gentlemen, -I have frequently need
MLNARD'S I.INTMEN'T and also. pre-
eeribe it for my patients always with the
most gratifying reeults, and I eoneider
it the best all-around Liniment extant.
Yours truly,
DR. JOS. AUG, SIROIS.
Where Newspaper Men Are Searce.
A newepaper bas lately suspended
publication bemuse it could not secure
eupply of printers. There was no
question of wages or of Unioniem. The
difficulty was that there was not a sin-
gle mon fn the community evocable of
handling type, and none could be Maned
to go there. The community in ques-
tion is the penitentiary of Columbus,
Ohl o.
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ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
Removes all hard, soft and callous
lunms and blemishes from horses, blo
spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone, sweene
stifles, sprains sore lead swollen throe
coughs, eta Save $50 by use of o
bottle. Warranted the most wonderf
Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by dru
gists.
irr
A Prayer for Very Man.
,G1ve me the anatienee that it needful is;
Give me ootateratment that from leAtiall
riVe men the vietory that Thy power he
wow
Give use the rest that is for work w
done.
4 •• •
lelinard's Liniment for sale everywhere.
Easily Turned.
A small boy was asked to take (timer
at the home of a distingoilthed professor
In Princeton. The lad's mother, in fear
lest he should commit tome breach of
etiquette, gave him repeated directions
ns tO what he should and ehoula not
do.
Upon hie return from the great cocoas
eion, says the Youth's Companion, the
mother's firet question was, "Narold,
did you get along at the table all right?"
• , yes, manna, *well enough."
"Yeti aro sure you didn't do anything
tlett, was not perfectly polite and gentle -
n1813171"
"Why, no -nothing to speak of."
"Then something did happen. What
was 11. 1"
"lied I fixed it all right, mamma,"
"Tell ine at nee,"
"Why, 1 got olong protty well until
tho meat eame, but while I wee t
to vitt mitie it slipped off onto the fioor.
But 1 made it all right."
"What dm you do?"
"Oh, T. lust said, sort of ettailesela,
'elates always Om way With tough
tztetite "
A "ten rattily nail" mean that iine
thounana mils weigh ton pounde. The
veora "penned' in this tense le a comp -
Con 01 pound.
Give me thcs trust that never greater 03
tee too posaession of a Maul merit
Give no the wisdom that Thy pester ereate
Mite me the riches that Thy WWI:sill Mak
Give me to love that is each man's
amine;
Dive zpo he help that overcomes all 51118111
WOO tele the deOth that te the one thet 01
nake Me like Thee, who art both Gcid ai
man,
Knowing that when I lose, I needs must wil
COO men repentance tor eacda separate SI
Qtye the the manhood that at leist
Likeness and image of the God in Thee
Give mo the the fill to rise as Thou has don
Gtve to me Nonage tttl the nue is run;
Give me the light that makes -Thy glorlo
crown
Greateet of symbols, of Thy great romar
give Inc the hope that is my guiding st
Give me the peace that hatred oannot 1111
Give Mtn tho faith that las me look
Thee:
Give no the Itfo on earth that is tobes
—Elisabeth Pit/Ilan
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ISSUE IN O. 40, 1907.
Mitiard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
4 • •
They Are Still Searching.
The Touring Clifb of' France ie search-
ing for the 'most affable, expert and.
wettable" hotelkeeper in France. Whole
they fital hint he is to have a gold medal
and £100.
The mole is perhaps the greediest of
all animals. If deprived of food for
single day it dies.
aseetort„,_
5,
110(101.
the sehureh. A machine requires rest; much
more does a man. Ever bending to toil, tho
man in the mill, the woman in the shop, to
Westing vital atreagth. The Sabbath is nee-tikl.
seassary tor raan'e higher nature, and witlieu
It there le a steady And UneseasIng lowering
,of the Moral standard,
---- 0
On a Lister.
enrenslated for gatinetalantio 'Pales from
"SituplIckrelanues..")
Beero—Does not the 11..et1e11 of the ship make
You sick, Mists Donde?
"ble. lint the convert/Mien 1 li•Or on board
4Oeli."
The Horseman's Friend
-Sale lad 'Sure.
xf you have a laine horse, get ketadistPli Almada Cure, If yeu
have 11 horse that you can't work on saedount of n aptaito Saab.% ot
tralse, get lemmas spoilt Cure, It yam have a itorge, that elms um
vetdrinstri ceu't cure of spievitt-or &sty soft tunekes or aweitluesaget
P"htTl". IL* Twit;e s throe hest cessos ancient
td.prOted it"tku
letavittesue itoste nee- elee
"1 lame been tieing Kendall's Spaeth Cure for the basted year*,
and stlwa a Arid It id& psi sure." Ilt:0411T P. lateNKIAL,
irt. leettle--6 for $6. 'Write for R esee
et out rest book ',Treatise fan The
llerse,” It's a stalise of infeneellett for
rerniersettet Mamma -1,10o went tekeep
their liteck irt prime sien&tisen.
Melted free. 26
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itmessomeAtia• s Vti4455t,
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ppm; good Pee; Welt Hot any elletimeet
oneness Veld; einee Memo tor full- 'Nadal.
WM. National edenutaeteraia 04., Meow!,
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WANTED
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References required-.
Write foiltii. JOHN lii. EASTWOOD,
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NOW TO LIVE LONG.
Rules for attaining an active old ago
by adopting it rational...deem° of liv-
ing are aim by General Booth.
°The possibility of !prolonging one's
life by living rotate:tally ie for greater
thau most people suppoee," he tenet
"Aneream with normal beealth by moking
en effort can live if not a full tenths,*
ab West tank longer than they other-
wise would. I agree with the Ilkley
ikertet phygielan who staid that a raan
was as ol(1. as him organs. I totoliy dis-
agree) with. another OcaTespoZatent in
tleo 'Doily Mail' that life beyond fifty
is not worth tette.
"Take myself. Had I iliene at fifty half
my lifees weak would have beep left un-
dne. People call me oka-but X deny it.
aeomeeinaga esar I am oteventy-nine yeaaa
yeeng. At any rate, I dealt feel old; mat
I etpect to live a great many year* yet.
"Mtor my mot= tour 1 sum going to
toll" Canada and the tJniteed fetatee, and
theta / ton going to hurry brok to attend
ct oonveation in Berlin, What Ir the sec-
ret of my •eitality. I will tell you later
on. First, let me say I dielike the con-
ventional notion of assiociatiug old age
With helplessness When a man gets to
be ,sixey or seventy he thinks ha must
quit weak and eft in a chimney -earner
or go out in the garden th Play with the
ohildren. He thinks he is old just boonse
hieAfamily regard him ea sixth,
"I deplore that ides. I believe every
ola parson who is not abysioally dito
abeed tilleend be prolitebly employed.
Far my aort, if I lite to W 150 I thall
keep on workbag to ray dylog day.
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St. George's
Powder
baking powder that
Bread -the whitest
lighteet Cake and
saw."
a can NOW -so
to have ST. GEORGE3S
next baking."
co*" of our new
Drug & Chemical
Canada Limited, adoatreal.
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Cook
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Biscuite
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if
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vvill
of
201,
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jAccussed
1 premises,
baled Dr.
fore the
fence. The
after the
d ant called
d toasted for
a man walked
t, line, ;stood
'0 ters of a
ib "hippopotam-us"
e• and told
tor of a minute.
ed the ease.
m
memo, Prairie
Ji eleatagione
in 30 Minutiae
II It atter fails.
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n Comptilsery
13 Conagyalsomy
8. nekeezottee
white it aseped
a- even, it is
workmen
et The law,
an the payment
ad tor. A. man
refuses to
thinks fair
II;
)3. Minard's
bo
A,
1;
Lia The movement
In popular
11. In it; there
tartaa linos;
e.; negepopeal
1' to to &to their
-40 loisies to
of 'lentil parties
rests on
rimainder
Medical Test of Sobriety,
of being drank on
a. Wigton licensed
Blacklock to give evidence
Curaberland Justices
doetor said that immediately
police visited the house
at his eurgery and asked:
sobriety. In his presence
perfectly along
upon one leg for three
minute, repeated
quickly and
the time by a watch
The magistrate
-London Globe.
his own
viettealler
be-
in his de-
aefead-
to be
the
a straight
-08,1--
the woad
distinctly,
to a guar.
dismiss.
form 0
curet
Lotion
Zealand it
worked wee
Kam', how.
Tie
to work
tine, failinti
Is ealleC
'because hs
than hs
is saint*
dessees ar
ar gee
eounaeaez
or lam
which. be
intbreat
man wh
nian for th
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ler11.4
Soratehes and every
Doh eh human or 0,11t111419
by Welford's Sanitirk
Sold by Arsugglits.
Arbitration.
ellatetwineeo
enealteation in New
a Bovore teal. It
to rase. wave.
avatattee in emne roduettons.
whom may is eta r011.140
therefore, prescribes a
of which Inlorlsonment
being truprasened
work at a lower figure
is practally a slave.
Liniment Cures Dandruff.
A
• s
Sunday Labor.
(Acton Free. Press.)
for Sabbath rest
support. Men ot MI
1(10 110 denonalnational
Were arb no parte
ts mine fee all etoeseyere
men the day of rest
therm In this the highest
aro Involved. The
the Sabbath is a better
of eho oveeekeeyesaginemen
Mitiard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
4 • •
They Are Still Searching.
The Touring Clifb of' France ie search-
ing for the 'most affable, expert and.
wettable" hotelkeeper in France. Whole
they fital hint he is to have a gold medal
and £100.
The mole is perhaps the greediest of
all animals. If deprived of food for
single day it dies.
aseetort„,_
5,
110(101.
the sehureh. A machine requires rest; much
more does a man. Ever bending to toil, tho
man in the mill, the woman in the shop, to
Westing vital atreagth. The Sabbath is nee-tikl.
seassary tor raan'e higher nature, and witlieu
It there le a steady And UneseasIng lowering
,of the Moral standard,
---- 0
On a Lister.
enrenslated for gatinetalantio 'Pales from
"SituplIckrelanues..")
Beero—Does not the 11..et1e11 of the ship make
You sick, Mists Donde?
"ble. lint the convert/Mien 1 li•Or on board
4Oeli."
The Horseman's Friend
-Sale lad 'Sure.
xf you have a laine horse, get ketadistPli Almada Cure, If yeu
have 11 horse that you can't work on saedount of n aptaito Saab.% ot
tralse, get lemmas spoilt Cure, It yam have a itorge, that elms um
vetdrinstri ceu't cure of spievitt-or &sty soft tunekes or aweitluesaget
P"htTl". IL* Twit;e s throe hest cessos ancient
td.prOted it"tku
letavittesue itoste nee- elee
"1 lame been tieing Kendall's Spaeth Cure for the basted year*,
and stlwa a Arid It id& psi sure." Ilt:0411T P. lateNKIAL,
irt. leettle--6 for $6. 'Write for R esee
et out rest book ',Treatise fan The
llerse,” It's a stalise of infeneellett for
rerniersettet Mamma -1,10o went tekeep
their liteck irt prime sien&tisen.
Melted free. 26
Oa. S. KENDALL CO.,
itmessomeAtia• s Vti4455t,