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7 ui
aEeti
any ulni& ,fucttlrlateiy. [arid tl:-est I.(sr•-
ried to the little eitimaier-Loarte
where eugast was re ai:faig ItWr-
ier. teare i3SCiwith gulch.
impatient ti<.fo1;s, and filled with
aid
t—
-
wild, ..tit?(? eerie.
tsbust. her eel tide friend, i er
secret lover, as sae fondly believed
was here, elbee az hand. Oh. it
,i
f
ssr,lIlcl Joy beer
be�, him _t ie
o s� . m . o I �.
tits v est rernerebere,3 voice opce more
--to tomer leis zzaare--to look into
1m19 teed3er eyes.
And he, had loris been seareiling
for her: he Ertl told Florence. Then
he had nag believed the story which
Carl King and his daughter must
have fabricated to account for Iter
easailpearanee. He had doubtless sus-
pected something of their treacle
coy, and se- had taken it upon him-
self to seek her, with the hope of
helping to right her wrongs,
Faster and fester she flew; over
the green sward until she came in
sight of the pagoda, when she slack-
ened her pace ane} tried to still her
wildly throbbing heart.
Bet Casta]di had caught the sound
of her step; light as it was, and
muffled by the velvet turf, and !:e
sprang to the door to meet her just
as she petered before it.
"Serorita, senorita P he breathed,
in his rich tones, which were vi-
brant with a tenderness which he
strove in vain to repress, for, al-
though he had long worshipped the
daughter of his late employer, he
felt that it wvould be presumption
to betray his affection. while he was
poor and she the heiress to millions.
"August, ah, ilugust !" Monica pant-
ed, In reply, and stretching out both
hands to him with an eagerness and
Joy not to bet mistaken.
Be gathered them bath into his,
and for a moment neitb.er could
speak, they were so overcome by tbe
meeting.
The act was so full of tenderness
:':red wait ? appinees ?" he tilt
rirretl, lifting iter face .vonfidingly
>e a; ':trill, realty, 1 imren't a any
present -ye :F
girt E th
? At this u nieat,a for Ia m when
dependent upon my cousin's gene
Fty. Hove very 1stran o
it Is
"
s
went
on
with
animation, "
ti:t y
' erate have =et Florence in Isom
How wonderful it was that y
lien,. w."ai;at ] ae ail the time s,.
eine, j"feeziti xtr releQ. ?• you
,eta C,I ;S o.1 Ei"o at'1 b.) well cute -wit
It eee• tett. Due .() tI pertoll EJ' of.
ferret, Lit;i3 midi d ,y [ were I.i4' tt,:tt J.
you led c tc:>,;re:t. Although I was R
d w `mole] cit learn that deet itiere •
free. yet I was [almost deitrastfrt
0 l :See iota tras,k of ears. I ,l:t-
I attc r (>, r '=l I.i> dlon ie scarier. of
sou lana viiiitieeut g ,kiting', ttizz ,l (,!ac,.
K c tIcwC to yew wS tt rk'a,boutb Time
there came a canal eteesage front
rite mother. :elevating me thee; Carl
li-lig c•a . on the point of returning .
o ,'i, tf"s:RC lei. and wacn4ed me t o re -
ort.
tart. rt eat ell eoeiearie despateil, tot
1<s4 S" newita Ices, in Parra', to act
her jr.vnte Feeretayy, courier., e
cite. retl'or ilia /tore of learaa,n s 1
eetaeiiiiiree of frau. be rermthiling
Abrozo, 1 s,:!....:14 here refused tee
coliti IF i± Cit this reet St. 1F,'ttt I d
' tiirergitt if ywir coasins bad again
>?,a ;•e r. tate their Forcer. 1 Might
1:QQ134:b1.F siieeuwer it by remaining lit
.iiia` service; while if host also re-
reedited
e-
ru :oeci abroad there wFa.'3 a[vR', les
• alio chance or meeting you. b• I
Reined Mass Ire., at the a1;Pointeri
tint?, 1 learned, through my moth-
er wed zny fr eut1 of w,hom.. I hare
s.•oltear that Carl Kings especial
reelect in returning; to Me].ieo ,wraR
purchase a claim s(lfoiniug the ow
LI;ee--r: , 3aiTn Iviaiele lie hail discov-
erect contained a richer rein of ore
titan: ao;, that bad ever 'ben struck
• :n that region. Ile found it had.
already been pute11tFssed. My dart -
;rte: I am now, the owner of that
es- ,claim"
.
to You, August," lionize repeated, In
et , sur.Dr:se, as lie paused.
au, "Yes. love, Y
( r father -told
me
le- the etcret of it that night he 4ay
ee dying in the mine."
he "Deluge t August " °riled 'Monica; "I
ori Bought lee toss dead when, you
e• found Mut"
ou : "No, dear, lie wa,s living;. and he
'iia
qui
ii'T
have •n the
bar.. one to re..c
er from teose two men in the pala
ee that In
• tte3 for that abduction, u mista]dn
ezy cement For me. ?"
"I am sure of it, darling, tar tl
mantle welch these ruffians used
a-nr:,ti:er her cries wva$ the met
wvhtc z Inez King wore earlier in t
evening, and discarded at the u
told e have
1 In man things, $ but ] a
to hi I
s g,
oe not dared; to ;peak of them," the
ez young man exclaimed. "He had long
g known of this vein. and intended
to parolees() it; but he told
to nee a I Could stake use
to of the ;secret, to do so,
in You and your otu,lns had not
he been gone tram Mexico a wee;;; when
n- it was Purchased by my friend, and
is ]Us name, but with our united
ed capital ; and to -day, darling, we are
making rabid strides i.oward a.ffiu-
e °nee. I cannot yet match your mil••
e, lions, my love, but the tune is not
ur- distant when I. ca,n hope to offer
m you enough to absolve me from alt
n susp'cion of being a Marione -hater.
,.
wva ""Iluslz, August 1 I would not mind
p if you did not possess .a dotter, so
t otter a,s I know that I have your
o love, and that you will take care of
It "Take care of you, dear 1 'would
deeted vuu wwitil my life!" raid the
young man, fervently. "`I promised
t your father that 1 would watob
▪ over you and guard your interests.
-' Be suspected his cousin of treaeli-
ory :ozue time before his accident
er he learned, that dray, that he Sari
d a heartless villain ; and when he
wit, dying he confided to ray care
1 isouw documentet to put away for
s you until you shouLl become of age.
They are oven now lying locked in
e a ,safety vault Irl Loci Angeles, await-
ing your disposal."
"Alt 1 then I am not quite n. pan-
per, even though my cousins have
- control of the bulk of my fortune!"
exclaimed Monies, with a. sigh of re-
lief ; for she had felt inexpressibly
galled, in shite of Florence's gener-
osity, to be dependent upon the
bounty of any ono.
mashing.
""Ah: can that be possible?" ori
the girl. in surprise. "'Well," elle add
ed, with a sigh, 'dreadf'tl as th
shock must have been to I'lorenc
It was, after all, a fortunate occ
renco for me, for it drove her :ro
Penne on the same day and train o
Weep, I left for Parts, and thus
met and dicovered our relationshi
to ease other. She has 'been Jets
lovely to me, August, taking m
right into her heart and insistin
thee I shall share, like a sister, Suit
Irer; w,Wte her guardian, Mr. ,Seaver
fs throwing himself, heart and eau
into ray interests, and declares tile.
he .wail ,yet bring Cart ]ling and tri
daughter together with their tool
Dr. Flint --to speedy juatlee,"
"Mies Itich,areeten and Mr. Seat/
leave my everlasting gratitude," sal
August, earnestly, "and I have in
formation In my possession ttiat wig
greatly assist the gentleman 'in hi
pa'oncention of Carl King."
"I woe sure you would have, if er
could only communicate with you. It
woe so strange you del not receive
my letters," said Monica , Then, with
out giving hlnr time to speak, she in
mitred : 'Did you also mistake any
cousin for me, when you mot her in
IIIQute ?"
"No, love," he tenderly replied.
""Don't you think we look milked'
""Ah, very like, ,sweet, end I was
really startled, for an instant, the
first 'time I met Miss R'ehardsen
ut, Ratter a second glance, my hear
telcl, me at once that sho was not the
one` to whom it had sworn allegiance
Leve is quick and keen to discern Its
own."
'And yet everybody else has nes-
apt], for the other," said Monica,
uusingly; ''Wo are distinguished only
our dress, by the guoets here
ttt"-with a `reit sigh of inf!nit
and protection, it was more than
DN;oniea. could bear. 73,owving her head b
upon their clasped hands, she buret
into a passion of tears and sobs
that shook her slight frame like a
reed.
August was also deeply moved -her
emotion nearly unmanned him.
"Alma min, alma min I" h.e mar -
Inured, tenderly, and ,gently drawing ; by
her within the po,goda, made her sit 1 B
INDURATED
FIBRE WARE
Thera is nothing in the uiarkei approaching
the quality- of
M MEW'S
make of this ware. See that BODY'S ustrae is on
the bottom of each hall and tub.
Sunlight Soap wilt n•
burn the nip off woolen$
nor the surface off linens.
Leal Life of a Railroad Ticket,
A decision as to the life of ra raiiro
tieket, w iaieh is attracting cor idera
attention,, has been rendered in favor
the Southern I'aeifie company by t
Chit Court of Appeals at San Anton
Tex. The court Lets decided that a. re
road ticket which is not used within
reasonable time after issuance, is burr
by the statute of limitation. The ea
arose out of the sale of a ticket by t
Southern Pacific on April 29, 18S.i. T
ticket was for iL trip from Houston
Sam Antonio. The man who bought
died without using it. Fifteen ye
Rafter it was eold, Late in 1800 it w
offered to a. Southern Pacific conducto
i
The tier refus • accept it and t
ola cdtu
man refusing to pay Ids fare was eje
there was nothing irregular in
ticket or in its purpose and transfer.
n
deei i against the man in his dame
do a t
g
n
suit for ejectment, the court holds th
"it
e that tl
wasnever co to tat
n m d
l?
half
ticket shoal be held fornearlyhalf
t1] t d
an average lifetime before it as pr
rented for the purpose for which it wa
purchased. The ticket held by the ap-
pellant could not occupy any better 3
positions as to the statute of limitation
than u promissory note payable on de-
mand," -The Railway and Engineering
Review, Dec, 3, I90•t,
ail
bio A guilty conseienco et the mother of
of invention,
Never pat off UII to rnorraw what you
he cin wear ta•night,
io, Incidents will Ltappen, even iu tho best
II- regulated novel".
a Virtue is its awn :We. Humphrey
cd I1ard.
se Actions lie louder than *vords.
lie Ono tonna fish is another man's poi•
he sou.
to Invitation is the sincerest flattery. --
it Carolyn Wells in Folly for the Wise.
ar;s
as f
ae Cou ;!ling is an outward sign
rd i as
inw se e.
et-
411:
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Cure the disease with
wt
the
Iii &pilo
ne �t
Cone) C n
"Maxims::
�..-.�...w,-.,.
The wages of sin is alimony.
of
e, ��'Aat€�
TheLung
s
f
WAS I jjIT$ GRIP
Fon 25 YEARS
A
and the cough will stop,
Tryitto-night. nl ht. If it doesn't
bnefit you, we'll give your
money back.
Prices: S. C. Wnt r s & Co, 807
25c. SDs. $1 LeRoy, Tl. Y., Toronto, Can,
• DEALING IN PRIVATE CARS,
It would be difficult to estimate the num-
ber of cars owned by amusement promot-
ers. One net particularly conspicuous Chi-
cago theatrical manager has halt a dozen.
Scores of sirens, minstrel, dramatic anti.
operatic organizations awn or lease the cars
in
W10011 th travel h b e t ei and
I've andh
of cars ars they
.rho hands of carnivl eompnn
d les and alt manner of strolling entertainers,
To such an extent is this true that dealing
in these movable hotels has developed into a
recognized industry. There are several men
in Chicago who make It their exclusive busi-
ness and one woman. who owns a long line of
the finest cars of the kind in the country.
She lives at a downtown hotel, keeps in close
touch -with the amusement profession and
rents wadies, making a specialty of furnish-
ing private cars to distinguished artists tour-
ing the country. She also rents to touring
Il parties and to visitors and tourists of alt
_ kinds who desire to travel in comfort and
privacy.
e There aro also companies making a bust-
- Hess of storing private care when not in use.
Chicago has no such concern. The nearest
east,en tranee
Thep Dacdd's Kidney Pills Cure
His Kidney Disease.
Remarkable Curelie£carted froth Que
bee -The, Lesson it Tenches,
}Innterstown, Que., .Jan. 9. --(Special.)
-The thousands of Canadians who ani'
fer Isom ehronie Kidney Complaint wil
interested ht the cure of Maxima Bari
cher, of this place. For twenty-fiv
years he suffered from Kidney Com
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Speaking of his case, Mr. Boucher says
"It was Dodd's Kidney fills that cure
ane. For twenty-five years I suffere
with the malady of Otho. Kiodneye, . I fel
e A good ear rents for from $25 a week no-
d ward under bond to insure its return fres
from alt costs to the petit where it was se-
Q
At for the (ktaaoa
NSE
WW 'S rtnr4E ON HIS DDAOI<.
Army Lieutenant on h'ronticr the Victim
of a Singular Accident.
'JCiine was when it Wn/ a rattler Coin•
mon practice for eoldkers and milord to
have portraits of their sweethearts ti
toned. on their arias and iireast;z, Lett
never heard of more Otte one than vie
has his wife's Hama actually bunted.i
to his flesh with hot iron. .that wv.a
,lieutenant idling: --i dare not use res
names, for this is a true story and th
lieutenant hong since retired as a Po
s nell. and x,1s estimable wife are sti
tt-
1
tV pre:a agent rtr a ri l 1 letir,;c r oro'
II' • i:.97, and esprr s arae " rel tt
0 there is no rry,re;:a r r� <c,t, sear
1 32.97, with order, nn•! c ,e c'tli zeta wit -'ti
a prl; tt al j. Galt' tem `,ilea to etch (ni:t(,ater
at tbla price,. ?I/311Mo t4 v0 ; i "t'- whether
I- you want Gr ;?:'li yip I ik,ax iz : cud or.
fl der to -day, a( we sena out :,ts r I at this
reduced price ler C dzyo only. Tiff TORON-
TO
IA.TCiI CO., ie Income ie., Taranto,
Stu
arson; (i 3, 1905.
T<tfiK. tr t L rr MIT/1/ ea114J' Y
Kpllq ATi•1 fw tt'1! �iWt rrW"'IY for I>F't h
tYft Z,wn 11'(.11 , ►
• tilwNi a iw til' " t,r f , rt lee t ,tn'•. j4
soothe *kin chal1 wuitkrr4t l_.t1:LtI K;i•.iwlsx
• • - rfi 'YO.
FOR war.
.
Ili O iii #.i ^ 4.r0 f
cfnbu tn? and rrxtrocellt, lit s�Fat1 (Av. or With.rat _
all or tart, re ,,, tis.,., 1125 f; !>altvattn,
Out,
A :i ; ;. AT01
fi 11ra..•‘ A 2t.
!Tarr'',
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and ( e;"ig,erirly
▪ + r Ft ckt trb;, jet'-
».._ Y'." vcriisst.
%►_r (1 . 11 ,4.1 1)tit'
, ;4 oeri'l 11 to us
level ;role tome nue
£
lic er f ci and t o
1 t rt nnt:n
1'4 sat :",r' ( =tress for
0 1ra`lq!I, y(tt ex.
or ."r i et tile es-
ftr , of&t c and if as
1lvinj;.
It was at a frontier post many years
ago that the young officer met and wed-
ded the popular slaughter of a renelunan.
Iter name was Sarah, but in the West in
those days it was almost a mark of die.
approval not to reduce a person's (ihrist•
n
William
single syllable, �i
lana mo to. 11
ri a Tin
was always 11111, Henry was Hank, and
in the samo affectionate way Sarah was
always S(aI,
e f it C
th poet rC r M IY
Quarters rat at p t w p
and accommodations few, For instauee
when the lieutenant wished to take a
ti
bath aheatedrho water ona litth
t h
"`Universal" wood stove in the kitehi
and performed his ablution in an or-
dinary washtub.
Well, one very cold morning he had
a
�e flat -top with d.
filled the Ilett ft t o stave wv o
i o
p
malting a rousing fire, not only to heat;
the water, but to counteract the wintry
gusts that sifted through the cracks and
crevices of the kitchen walls.
Then, leaving poured the water into
the washtub, be threw off his bathrobe
when, losing ills balance, he fell back-
ward and sat squarely upon the red-hot
top of the low stove.
It doesn't seem necessary to say *h
he didn't wait for orders from Washing
ton before getting up. Indeed, he as-
sumed personal command of the situa-
tion as quickly as he could and scrambl-
ed to bis feet. But the deed was done
---irrevocably, irremediably done.
He snatched a bit of looking glass from
the shelf above the sink and backed to-
ward the little window for inspection.
Need I go further than to say that
the top of the stove bore the name, "Th
Universal,' in great raised Ietters, an
that the neuter -mut had sat upon
final three of them 1 -
q -p
Too 3fany PeonIe Datly-. With, ea
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Toronto. Ont.
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Everything in Furs at lowest prices. Send
for ILLS/ST/LA:TED CATALGOV 1. RAW
FL/RS. We will pay higheot Now York
prices for Stink, Skunk, Coon, Fox, and all...
other Furs. Send for price list,
d 6i d _ 9
the, CANADA FOREVER '
Why do South to Avoid the Discom-
forts of Winter?
to the 'Unto stockyards, where numbers of tam.)). -It strikes one like a, thunder -clap
d Private cars Aro Als Catarhal Powder Is 10
mOat }*yay8 to be found. devpipps with a rapidity that no other direst
There are always some About the various does. ,�__..
railroad repair shops, for It is au endless task
to keep rolling stock in re al radical, quick, safe and pleasant cure tha
always :feeble and Svcs Often in pain. On
day I received a Dodd's Almanac an
read of many wonderful cures in it. ¶Llhen
I decided t,o give Dodd's Kidney Pills
trial. I `took twenty-five boxes in all,
and now I am perfectly cured."
Dodd's Kidney Pills always -cure ciek
Kidneys. If the disease Las got a firm*
hold it takes them longer than of it is
""Iso, indeed ; there 1:4 a handsome just starting. But `there is no form or
amount --represented by railroad no stage of IKidney Disease that cannot
I.; stares -inn it has born accumulating be cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills,
▪ interest. It is fortune te, as it will,
• put ha lis, take :z ;;oo.l deal of no>Iey
to fight CI.trt K.itg, nithougit 1 tun
!loping*, with the S 'nor Seaver's A word to the guys is sufficient.
ho:p, to gat him no tight a phaco Many a man is long on dollars and
that he will qui tl;r disgorge Itis short on sense.
stoloti wealth.'' The best signature for a note is that
"•S :t pipit C.ii;tr a ..tad flim 1" aald of a ratan of note.
• .Monica, ulusii:gl.e •"I al*vat's thought Man is judged by Itis works and worn -
that lt� isl teed the utmost confidence an by her ability to work Mut. `
la him." t A $1,000 bang: note he the hand is
""Ht did until within a, short time worth two $500,000 notes in the safe.
of that itecleent. Ile had already : It is quite permissible to rob Peter to
began to• lit his. plans tit circum- pa.. Paul -if your name is Paul.
vo.:t i.ne man's b II •m El, arid, had he
lava>d, 1 am ,sirs Ila w.,uld Have se- Credit no man -with his good inten-
ce-,Redo-" Au,*nit `,y•j i:i.nertt tions; make him come up with the long
Ile did not; iiia tG tell her that green.
Mother Eve been up to. date what
c
One
Kift'rit3innebeardeired her to shock f!' father- to a fool she'd !lave made of that serpentl
that extent ; azi:i was resolved that A woman tan make a foal of almost
-unitise driven to the necessity of any nhan if nature doesn't get the start
making the , fact publicly known In of01d Noun wasn't mucle of a ,
ber.
order to bring the villain to terms
_-[lie secret sllaul1 forevei remain but he knew enough to go in when it
fosknd within his own breast. rained,-Clhiengo Newvs.
1'11x[ lovere continued to 'converse
for some time longer, each explain-
ing to the other many things that
lead occurred "during their s ep,ara-
tion ; thee Amenet ,,alit tt wva.s time
• ' Come west to the Pacific coast, and share
o with us the advautages of a mild, equable
o and healthy climate, `.here you can cajole
Ilse, under our own Canadian flag, to a
t yeritable Land o1 Prorat•
e, a country of
vast resources, away from the enervating
• tnfiuenoes of hot air, and tbe exactions of 50
below, where we have fertile ,roil, good mar-
- leets and wherd every prospect pleases.
For further information, maps and descrip-
tive patnphleis, write or apply to
THE S$TTLERs' ASSOCIATION OP
SR[Ttsri COLUMBIA
Central Olffee,
foto Wexstininster, R.C.
cured. From twenty -four -.persons to more
a
down. But the flood -gates once
lifted, it was not an easy matter
for Monica to recover herself, and,
realizing only that she was in the
presence of this home friend, whom
sho both trusted and loved, elle al-
most uneonseiously rested her head
upon his shoulder while bite sobbed
out tleo brief of her long -burdened,
homesick heart, m'
August was thrilled to his soul, for t
her words, her tears, her abandon-, s
meat, ali told him that he was bo- s
loved, every as he loved. In tbis y'
moment of transport he also forgot ww7
enerytliing but the fact of her pees- •
eEee; and, infolding her in Ids
strong arms, lie laid his cheek
against her golden head and mur-
mured fond, >oothing terns of en-
dearment in his musical, Spanish
tongue. • „
Gradually, however, the girl began It
to regain her self-control, and her k
tears and sobs grew, less copious,
and frequent, until only deep Wylie
heaved her Cleat at internale.
Bat still she lay passive In her
lover's embrace, tranquil and llappe c
in the esonscionsness of his presence, e
and somehow, feeling as if her tron-
bles *were all over for all titne. n
Auguet was the first to recover d
from his emotion and break the sf- n
fence, a feeling very like guilt op- tr
pressing 1LIIU beeause he had so far ed
e. o
Chadwiclrian Proverbs.
tent -"I t de-
ceived,
ant glad you were not cle-
ceived, August. When did you come
abroad ?" ,she questioned, a moment
?later.
"1 sailed on the same steamer with
yourself, dear."
`August!" cried the girl, starting tip
in astonish anant.
"It Is true," he assorted, "fram th
oment that Carl Iitog proposed t
aka you aboard!, I (suspected he had
a met evil plot in mied
gainst your, and I have followed
out from ;plate to place in all your
,ravels, up to tho time that you
are taken do Dr. Faint's sanitar--
tilln,""
""August, that seems almost it-
ceedible ! Why (lid you, never make
yourself known ?" exclaimed Mon-
aca.
"I dared not," he gravely replied.
Mr. King believed me to be at
owe, caring for the place, and I
new that if he ,should discover
hi t I wee following you, he would
at sone* ,suspect the reason, and se
I: lead to be .very wiary.i„
"ltIt iIf iso lei[ tho place in your
are, how dared you leave it 1"
uerie,1 Monica.
""I have a iaithfu1 friend' Who pro -
need that he would perforin all my
utees, and neglect noticing; my
tether, ton, le there to uuperin-
rrad, atnd `rho also keeps mo post -
I I'cg;ariling all that occurs there,"
ug;'u1;1 t_'xpiafrtte(l.
""tart you auncit have been di:,g uisrd,
Atlg;nt;t, Ili loon dame over an the
mune steamer with lis, or I iaituttttl
tarda!?
have f;etecte(1 you," Monica
tzi➢(seI veil, ref10 tively.
forgotten himself as to confess his
mtfectLa,t for his bonefactor's weal thy
daughter.
""Sei orita, forgive me," he began,
humbly, as he gently released her;
"this sleeting, so sudden, so unex-
pected, halts surprised me into cott-
fesslons, which, under other 019-
cum5tatices, torture would not
have estrantccl from my lips.'
Monica tett up one email hand stud
arrested the wlrjrc!s upon tieose self -
sante Iips.
""Hush, August,"" she wwh!spereel;
""you have made them, and•--and-•-1i
dny;not wJs:r tikem unsaid."
She touid feel the great fshoek of
joy tlutt went quivering through hila
at !ter worths.
Alma mia; alma, mild" he exclaim-
ed, Ids tones tremulous with halt- t,
piner s, "Can it be pessibltl :"--dar,: I r
hope that you return my great love
for you ? Ali: I have hardly dare,! to
(irettntr or so mufti:, joy." w.
"I wale, thew; do you remember
Weeny l,tOIlbalin of a SS'tanishe woman
wvh'ile you were in 'New York r'
The gal gave a violent start,
"Why, yeti, August, but--"
"Time wan I in disgnlse, deferent,"
that young man returned, "1 whys
hungry for a look Otto your (ryes,
r
t; (I nd °,net v e(1r 1(tltelnd plan iof uturi ti
lwxi<ller, and waylaying you tier yon
Svr(ttt out of voile hotel,"
"•.tit,"';a'•a:d iionit'ai, niuslniely,•"now
I know why her osier, In'C>Vedl 111(1
o; I Ile -eight at the time, ft waif
limity l;' aut(e of its ftuniiiar:'l:art-
Ile sw potnesst"
"and! '41 London, too, I wee near
o(1 tit the `:;eine oharaeter; only f
Teen I am afraid you have been
Srent o)Tt wvialt a i>aeket of tined!
.with n Fly but lratsT1 little laugh. di
overmodest, August," (;aid Molder,
c:erddr::(aE;tOsui of 'be>uhanas; ren.I f
Add.ng, es v:::* 1 fte.1 her ite(tcI fr.,m ft
I110 •• L0111<l-•r lino lir<•w hr reel it to
little. away fr rtu aim, "Put I am {illi" ii
you Will not think tient of in'.. I ter- w
got my::ii entirr.iy.--ti tti•:zv e;, (•n:a- w.
forting to know tit+tt you. wvd.re burp,
1 ncu,Td not ro- „tra:., lay reel ....-, wt
1 Iiot (Intal to aliprisitrb V(y.T, f•rr
far that you vermili reeoen:gra m
'; ilii` wVd$TYrit14 wvty;in 5'011 mut i.t•('.I
E :N•; w- 1'ni'k, and "•,ut,lulst lit:'. IL
ltd (11(;1ig1 fur me to krtiiw Mit
011 _Iw•d'9e wolf `lilt!
„ reel
le to force leveret pros „iisw rm.
tole ni•e that your eour4:1111 IV l'I't•
lotting agninet you; (ley awl
your heiginge in et, Jamie' eiperee,
necirtei I InftlY Curl Xing and ;11;4
aughter ge out alone, Time rale!
treater man it) with Itifiteclatee ee
mbulancii wee driven to the calor,
11.0 it. N1/11.:.0 drove nevaer nolo
fttnlirit NI I hall -WW1 tly ',Puy. in
1511 I :it tirit 1111.10:141',1
id
SRVE0
to have &II interview with lent that
mewing, and melted Menica if elle —That's what a prominent
\mai return to Itor couein and tell
Inez to acan1 the gentlent.a.n to ltim druggist said of Scott's
jlIT LIFE
elle immediately arose to comp y
eeth his requeot, anti Lill rem wont I ago. As a rule we don t
try to Iwo lam C01110 immediately.
August arooa al.:o, and one,e more use or refer to testimonials
liar tiag embrace, in addressing the public,
w tif perelo.atte tceditrnese, "1 (al out the above remark and
,:ot dream of Me joy when I Caine •
that you low ine-that, some day, made so often in connec-
yon will ba illy retie, le happlities
fantod; too geeat to ceetil Ma" tion with Scott's EIT11.11SiOn
"sonta day 1" inuentutel al nava,
ellyty, yet np.:0;atugiy. that they are worthy of
occasional not e . From
"efoiarit iv 'tett sem in ',try inn now
-et untie ?" queetioned.
lillidroil "I ani Jie 7'1K -It 354,11 d Emulsion offers s, reliable
tor:toe, etre then, eon know, Yoli means of remedying im-
%yowl have a perfect /edit to fight
battlef for rue." proper and weak develop -
"yo. are right, darting, and vire
will lo e no tinw," lei gravely ie- ment, restoring lost flesh
1.01104,d, it'U1.0 :1 moment. of thateati. and•vitality; and repairing
"I will taik tips lintiter OVer With
lip; Iwo in their Mere then, oot,t,'s Emulsion is no
int:_,43 )01,1 I, pni 110(III more or a secret than tb.e
mo..1,a 1.)wyor th, La.., At.ion itself, what it does
t1.0 IPA? 4., tif itkine firSVO 111110 it does titchoeagli
tr3turnrwt mega directly with
.dinary food.
"" WI" "thing No system is too weak or
r.11,titiv lir. ;1,,or for 111111 nth]
ceder' beerot bo elder Ione, .1!,1muision, an( ,tat.ier good
it,4 )1.4 bitild ,10401.1134.,
Riff laere ti -,lad titan We will send Yen it
sans* 1'114
41311 IIT)Or •ar .; Jed at tiler tinge
1%.,r, aide %elle I'm -,t richt n4 up Prot,
1,v 'Avian care- ft rr Ain TIMIS 6I 6 1113,114 on III*Wr6.4501
fie ee that this oil tura in nut
h.. tire o ante tea; Will Pri it( Ir !Up
Chemists
Toronto, Ont.
than twice that nunsber modations aboard an ordinary "show" ear.
The majority of such cars are old Pullmans
or Wagtters, thrown out of the service by the
ever-grawing demand for larger cars and.
more elaborate ornamentation. Tiny are held
at from $2,500 to $6,000 or more each.
Aside from the amusement concerns, tour -
oculists, photographers, and the business men
1st associations, ittnerent doctors, dentists,
sealskin cloak? It cost $1,800."
and speculators owning passenger, sleeping "Perfectly lovely!" all exclaimed la chorus
and baggage cars. the great trust and bank-
ing companies are large holders of rolling while Miss Curpsity asked: "And what di
stock. On many of the -western rttilroatis You eve him?
the disease demands. Use the means, pre
vent its deep -seating and years of distress
Don't dany with Catarrh. Agnew's gives re
lief in ten minutes. so cents." -97
Two Christraas Presents.
"Oh, let me show you what a beautiful
New Year'a present my dear, good, darling
Of an old husband gave me yesterday," said
the happy wife to some Intimates who called
New Cuspidor Cleaner.
• A novel device has just been intro -
plates on the trucks and often on tne steps "011,- the levelled little penwiper yOu eve
anuounee the coaches to be the property of Sow.
some trust company or other operating un-
der lease on that particular railroad. When
the vast nurnber of private refrigerator and
freight. ears in conamission Is taken into con-
sideration, it will be readily realized that
the cars of the country are by no moans m
the hands of the railroads. -Chicago News.
Mitiard's Liniment Cures Gina in Cows
'Men a Lioness Goes Bad.
When the Tiger Princess was going
to give up one of ber old performers
tweet's° he was geting sulky and peev-
ish, Sterrett looked over the troupe and
"That one, is all right, but the one
°saved:in the corner will bear watching,"
"Why, the num talks like a fool," said
the Princess. "That's Zulka. She's the
best actor I've got."
Sterrett, laughed, "Train an under- feet through the air. Andy makee some
study,"'he advised. "P11 give Zuilta three
weeks to retire from the stage, She's idcliiriencitslaire(oft:any,e)t,Inbduetpeint diesnht.oped he will
be reconciled and peace will reign.. -0s -
going bad."
Zielto, was on very beautiful young -
lioness; one of the best trick beits rye
veer knave' and one • of the very few
that seemed' to have a genuine affection
for the trainer. As a rule the felines
dorat exhibit the softer emotions. They
feet for men either indifference or dis-
taste. But this lioness used to show
signs of pleasure when her mistrees en -
tiled the cage, and I've seen her put
her muzzle up against the bars to fawn
on the queen. Two weeks after Ster-
ret's advtee, to entice we peel little heed
(titat wits wben I' know less about lent
than subsequently learned), I' saw the
lioness careseieg the woman at the Mose
of the performance. As the Tiger Prin.
(VPA entered ilie cage the next day there
'Wag a isextrl and it scream told slic was
down,- 'Alice. had her. Fortunately
some of us were near. We beat the me-
nials offeed (Worse, time Or the Wier
lenge had lo pitelt in, wither their ty.
rata down- arta got the worture net with
no were% injury than n `broken men and a
I3ATTLE AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
• pidor without it being touched by tho
hands. The apparatus 4 voneletie of a
metalie framework, through the eentre
of whieh runs a shaft with a brush at
the lower end and rt. crank at the upper.
On either side of the brush it a damp-
ing attachment, is used to grip ,
the opposite sides of fhe cuspidor, forge
its transportation and for Wiling ler
rigid when being cleaned by the brush.
The brush works in a rotary manner,
and is enanipulaetcl ineand of the
enank at the
Warrior Woo's. -Through damp, cold
and exposure, many a brave soldier. who lett
his native hearth as ,"„fit" as man could be
to fight for ,country's.honor, ha; been "in-
valided home" because of the vulture of tbe
battle grbund-Rhentnatisto. South American
Rheumatic Cure will absolutely eure every
case of rheumatism itt existence, Relief in
felinurd's Liniment Cures Distemper.?
Rough Road to the Altar.
Al Meunifield and Mrs. Hodge Page
were married last Moudey night. Judge
Davis performed the ceremony. Throegh
some miSmierstanding ltlexutifiela was
kicked out of the Mime by ilxdy Hodge,
sou of the bride, earlier in,the evening,
arid weee.to' his own home otit"of humoe
caul out of the notion el mereeinge
other boys, hoWeveri Went out and paca
lied him and gave hini aseurances
that he came to town and went through
the ordeal. Apay exhibits. new latif-,soles
on his shoes aml Says the old"enes Were
tom off when he kicked. his future pit,
and &edema that the latter' soarea ten
An interesting method for the treat.
in the new ditmeunary of the New
Pralcute who will visit the dirmensary
ary Soil and idothetemill will be eatie
fully inierueted how to nee itygienionery, it wau immensely edmirerl by tbe arum%
3 will odaddik teed to eereete eidedde (tortoni during chow visit to the Westminster
, Hospital, Lotulim, rorontly, whore some or
and in many eiblics eontintle in bum.- thee ammeter+ 'lave been eullivated from
'the tritatinent bi Mention to In015318 KliffOr1110 frOhl the rare (Meese. it
ly Teem the mut every trowel In tee hotly
edliciltion of no patient, no 1,4 Tim maiont ut the Weamitniter Hospital
Rod who io ent, bow it 'of clay, with the eseehtleu that bo wan able
prepared, bow to Inpraile,Ifis move non toe, At prefient.110 hi erneressiatt
OW /O. MU/HIV (Illy and 'Odd. at lateens inyrInao Inia bitter, 14114 front
le itelrht I. up %dense a hypodermic
oim.ipir1, And, Most important of 01.1,411a InDt6vial th"" nhtal"("1 1" r11"1""J
other;4. but lomocle Noting!, reinfection
lion; unit mainiaintrig Iris home lie it
'modern read( arium.
We publish straight testimen-
well-know.0 people.
From all over America they teetify to
the merits of MTNAIIIPS LINIMENT,
the best of Household Remedies.
C. C. RICILiaRDS dt CO.
Young Idlers of the Time.
(siottx car Tribune.)
Amens the moderately well to do there- is
an army ot young num growing ue Idle.
um in title country who think it beneath
They' have been plummet line metal by
their pare»te until they Imo COI110 ID the con -
Amnon Out the wen OWOri II10111 II none
without their Melee to work for it or alVe
CaillIVO.10111 In I011. 1010, in trnth, a
mennee to the Peace rind welfare Of the coats -
try, nue those who encourage mom to n
Itio an rovrobenteble as they,
blinard's Liniment Cures Colds, ate.
IsIEWMI!. MICROBE' IS FOUND,
Another imbue fee et Tputnitind hoe been
uninonited in.the simper et the "tettareeetts 01
mete aseenvinin paralyse."
pretension, but the ereeeime nufnmenny
pow to render tits ennitrMatIon ivelernae,
It taws muumuu) et extended exnert.
menet to prove nntlefacierily that a rertalts
.Jiticrithe Is On plume of a certain dideasc, Tao
teiraeocetta teen meter tlie micros -min
mut of Ike mostitiatie cabinet, ltegtria- t",1011 15 '14311'64
living animate mei the Wentiniestee urt
fie end respirni my eN..etctico in tip -101T allowed to mccit.o viviceptlon.
tbe, Initpudeq fif the Arai and. shoulders. ---
its nut ewer nwerf,rheturt Mee,
teen the shoe to let It lie.
'rho ttnIn for Ms reform wan Tee
Prominent Now Vorl. men mill physf-
dims Maud bark of the plillanthropy.
TM. nanny tow ye'Llr W11,I 01811I
TVA all right to toll a glrI she 16 All 1 1tl 119I Vim.
hut. don't keep limping on 50 115,41:ant tal-1411
trap moot .
• Fraice and Old Age Pensions:
The British 'Consul at Calais tells in
Ins annual report of an effort to deal
with old aee pensions. Twenty-three
the rules for mentherehip being a month.
iv payment of a franc, all the funds to
tie Invested and at the eua of twenty
yeare 'the interest int capital to be
equally eivided among members, and in
each succeeding Tear theter who bad
been membere for twenty years to re-
ceive their equal share of this interest.
The'present rate of prinsiam is itile les.
per year. The member/hip now stands
at 34Z,031, with a valeta! of mere than -
a million and a half pounds.
Lever's Y -Z (Wise nand) Disinfectant
Soap Powder ie better than other powders,
as it is both soap and disinfectant. 34
Troops Abroad.
The secretary of state fur Indite at
the request ot the Amy Council, has
approved. of eoutinuance of the
rangement entered. into &Lahr; the war
in South Africa by win& touts of the
waive .are lent to the war office
for employment in certain Walsh col-
onies ete. Tints two battalions are to
be raitined until further orders for scr-
eam at Mauritius, two battalions la
Heuer Komi', three battalions in North
Chime and, one battalhm Ninganore,
.All expeuses in enunection with these
troops are borne be the Imperial Govern -
rime Stepe aro- now being feken for
tho relief el those units which hare
cumpleted their tour of duty in the col-
WilnartPs Liniment Cares Diphtheria,
which tan hem appintel to incitirp• Into mat.
tern conneeted with the PINC1 Minds and thd
141101 Mee Nowell of Mt.tistol hal now
Lord 'Kinnear.
Mr Ralph Ateeenitee
The earl at Diem a a wellairstown Liberal
twee formerly Vitvrey of liels
vespectre in Scotland, and bit appointment
is likely to ealumand the catithlenee of ail
"11‘,totredn'tillarwrt who 1,1 n bee? as welt "
srettiat law lora. bat beer, a Nage of
the rout t hnsion; rata is a man
of wide culture rola rep-t•,:m1,-..,i ability.
Vlicthlro l'Actyls have been
tt'llitsty -rather Oral c...dc.101.-al hitherto,
wearier et the et. Anarevie
lit eaartiota to t:lomio. too. the OSP-
Fro:mtat,,e of Um tstablished
iawyer. Al A et'arunholotter ono. tit Mantra