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From the Sweet Scented
Island of Oelon
IP
T 1 1'RYsays..quite low-Wnielt there waen't any
cxenteent for. seeing the gaidener (INA
a underetana Engliela exeepting you speak
I it ont loud, and slow= -I saye: 'lent come
t from aleieter UAL yonr highness.'"
Oteige etops for want of breath, and
loipeti the perepiration from his forehead.
IT WAS NOT A
FAN CURE.
THI3 SENSATION4 OF A WORK
Being Cut in Two or Four Has I;ittlo
Bffeot on tho Squirms'.
Some iemarhahle experinienta have
..----- been carried ;la to Immo* whether the
lr e sutler pain or sees
, HAI, biting at his emor funotiely. with
oweammalnation
' his eyes fixed, on the untnes face, draws POWS Kidney p.m
ole cured "„ ei any matt when wined. „rho moat
1
et ea on -go on!" Adams' Wight's Disease. the striking uf these( xperimente Wel'e made
on I qilittnult Part ItWOrIll. If littell a
a long breath.
. "Well, Master Mel. it Was lust as if 1
low animal be divided at ita Middle
trensversely wily the p011t el 10r half
had told her the world was going to end; sne OM Not Solteve en le .• ;in tent ;glow, twee evirmior
Collingwood, Ont., NOV. 2 7.. -(Special.) tvelger(lia'rcilla?ailliiiillikentlit!":11111:irit'ilat'l.litoitg:1111,‘tit":1111:"'s;
. she turned as white as snow, and her To -day She is Strong mad Well, mot -placidly
Natural Green Tea A Positive Luxury
+, ., hana dropped to her side; then she raised
, her eyee and looked at inc so, that I was MOVeinents lrliteli, ant 4, i t
te
40c Per Pound No Japan Tea Can Compare I stmt.!: dumb for a moment•
to go right through Inc, soft anti kind asi '
they aeeolea --Mrs Thos Adams who moved, here i
"bone' ' ' , , 1 tie melte:ally, away, Now. if ettett nt
- two years two trent Burk s lad 8) those lialvee be halved again the post-
eealeci Packets only, same form as the Famous! thgy were. Then I told her, word for ; bi one of eip 311 t . 01 •
t4
word, Master Hal, and waited." Bright's' "1> I "(ha" who °"° tevioe "nowt' of mit selotromi °Int!
had Diseaee and are now strong tee
. Black Teas of "Salada" Brand , "Well -well-well e"anterior halves eraWl ;May. 'Ville
, ..you are Mr, serteanee servant, and well, Like all the ether"10 Was ,snine proeess may he continued with pre-
• cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
yes?" site said. so low and quiet like. feisely like result until the pews are no
st
Theu I pulled out the flower without
"I was eight months an invalid," says longer large enough to erawl indepen-
iroesestarasautatesiellEXMXIOEVIDEILISZEMLICItiglailll t a
ee*
Mrs. Adams, "and no one eau tell what 'dently. This striking phenomenon phenomenon
ex-
; word. to show her that it was all right.
' She wasn't pale any humor, faster Hal, ; I suffered. My doctor said 1 bad Bright's pleined in part by (ho two sets of museu-
: and to see the way she looked at that Disease and SeiatiCa, mit I got no relief ilar fibers in the worm, cme loegitudinal,
' flower was enough to -to -make a, man from anything lie gave me. At last a causing the squirming and jerking, and
. knock that blessed count on the head ' friend of my husband induced me to the other circular, Mitch produees the
there and then. 'Tell Mr, Bertram ' she ' give Dodd's Kidney Mils a trial, I had erawling. l'ay in the postertor segments
; says, with her fare all drooped '' like, 1 no faith in them, for I thought I never ithe former set should be etimulated alld
"that 1 will be by the large cedar at the I would get better, but atter taking three iu the anterior the latter set Profeeeor
- end of the garden at 6 o'clock. and give , boxes of them I was able to do iny ;Norman saya he does not know, For it
04 t. e '•• e e eel -al -go t. L. le IA L.A.. t, It. I, 0 :. 01 t. I :, L. 0 01 li.;. t. 0 1010 AL. to It. ,L,I C., t.le...0. t.t 0 01 ,. i. te._ him thie, and she takes this flower from ' work. I have had good health ever 'purpose the experiment seems conelusive.
Th
ler dress. o'ne I sed Dodd's Kidne Pills " e abdomen of a bermit crab may he
out in two without any but a very stIght
Hal suatches at it -very much as the
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monkeys snatch at biscuits in the Zoo, response from any remaining movable ore
"Is that all?" hdemanded,Remembered His Raising.e greedily, gan. "Limning' stops a few seconds.
"Every wora, Master Hal," responds Goodman Gourong, who was paying an when four or five hundred abdominal 1
George, solennely; "every syllable, and exceedingly early morning visit to thesegments Inc cut away, then proceeds hand.
She was gone and across the lawn like a some suburban dwelling, removed the paste- quietly breathing as before. Its order
fairy." board stopper from the battle of milk Mend- ,
ureathing, flexion of abdomen, pause, ex.
l Hai paces up aud down, his face work. Mg by the kitchen- door mut drank the
. in With excitement and passionate de- greasy old hat aa -respiratory
p IT ttoeli7o ;ill °tviet the
from the topd. acirdateeassig took side hoist Itueeir o,f,Gaebotil)ohlitliuels14
LOVE AND A TITLE
on), do it. edaster Hal," said George,
with great confidence.
"How?" demanded Hal.
CHAPTER XXXIV.
This may certainly be considered the
happiest moment of Maud. and Georgena's
matter, sir -give me the mese lives, to say nothing of Mr. Lamb -totes.
sage!,
in that gentleman's eyes, a lord wee t
"Or a letter," mused Hal being somethinee more than human,
No, sir," said George, respectfully; something to make much of, to worship
"not a letter -that's dangerous -gets and to gloat over, and here they were
left about or nnsearnes. Let it be a /nee. as thick as currants in a Christmas „ ,
sage, sir; I'll give it to the young lady, pudding, and all as affable, as he re- 1 "2 "' the ouse. middle continues 'tie crawling, the front
never 'fear, Maeter liar 'George," he says, "you are a good fel.
' "Thank ye, ma'am." he said, "I may do , ... ..
g mg forward and the rear half
marked afterward, as if they were mere sdneena,tkini.ievtehrings violet in a while but I 11111
re'Right," said Hal, and the curt nobodies. . low, a good, faithful old chap! You have i furgit ,that I was t!aised a backward. .Millipedes devided while
"right" meant volumes. "Tell her, then, "Depend upon it, girls," he said, in I managed wonderfully, beautifully, and I i gentleman." walking do not stop. nor jerk. Dragon
that I must see her, and soon. and that the privacy of their own apartments, i can't say how much I am obliged," flies lose parts of their abdomen without
I will go or come anywhere, any time, ' "the higher you go in the social settle 1 "All right, Master Hal," says George,. THE GREAT Sr-PPItiwr ow An%
___ __._ __ ____ any appreciable change in
to speak a word with her. I muet see t ehmore natural and simple you find' flushing up to the roots of his hair; DISEASES. -Kidney disease may be well Kansas City Star. position, -
her, mind!"don't say another word; I'm happy :
'em. It' "
s a mistaken notion to suppose! be called the "boa constrictor" disease, un-
George nodded, and tightened his lips. that the queen sits down to dinner every • enough for one day -but, Master Hal, • suspecting and unrelenting, It gets the vie- -
"She shall have them exact ww
words of day ha the crown and coronation robes,! there's something else -I used msim And now that Rear Admiral Prince Louis
y eyes, t
In It§ coils and gradually tightens till Not at All a Dry Season.
yours, Master Hal, before we're many and I'm begining to think that these, site and if something ain't up, I'm a me is crushed out, but the great South AM -
hour older; the exact words. Anything swells are pretty much like everybody • Dutchman." 1
I erlean Kidney Cure treatment has proved / of Battenberg and his squadron have exiled
else, sir -anything that may show I conic else 1" and Mr. Lambton ' never Ina& ! "What do you mean?" asks Hal, ani- Its power over the monster., and no matter away 4t 31357 Lot 1 e a breach of confidence
from you, antleain't on the other ale?" a truer or shrewder remark. . lowly. and oure.-158
how firmly eM
enmeshed, It will release, heal to say that they Isal a high old time lo
New York, and that e festivities were as'
his head aneditatively, "bet -e e : wet as they were halcyon and vociferous.
it :
"Yes; here, take tli:S 19 said Hal, and, But if the Lanibtons seem particular- 14 particula- 1
• 1 I can't really say, sir," replies George,
1,1.1 cmts,
camelia from somewhere under it is by the count, and the count ' there seemed an unusual kind o' bustle
with a eudden flush, he drew a withered ly impressed by any one of the aristo- • sertaaing Russian Peasant Character Enervated. IN HEART DISEASE IT WORKS
waistcoat. "You are a, sharp fellow, . returns the compliment, his keen little eilx,ut the place, in the stables, especially.LIKE MAGIC. -"For years My` greatVSt
Tee Russian peasant iis not trained to
labor for toy e foeelstr zest ea it He will mg enemy was Organic Heart Disease, From
George." gray eyes are glittering as the huge and when 1 asked the coachman, he put sts nveocre s sof land
000prisovoldoe
for the next rfeew day
"That's enougu for me. Master Hal- diamondS in Mr. Lambton's shirt front Me off, like, and didn't answer straight, e uneasiness and palpitation it developed into
abnormal action, thumping. fluttering and
ehoking sensations, Dr. Agnevets Cure for
the Heart gave instant relief, and the bad
symptoms leave eutirely disappeared, It is
a vonder-worker."-Rev. L. S. Dana, Pitts-
burg, Pa. -165
Breaking the News Gentlq.
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(Cleveland Leader.)
Foreman (at the door)-DId yer husband
hey a new suit av clo'es on thls mor-rnin',
Mrs. O'Malley?
Mrs, O'Malley -Ile Md.
Foreman -They're rooned entirely.
Mrs. O'Malley -How did ut happen?
Foreman-ae was Mowed up be a charge
av dinuymite. . _ .
STUMBLING WRECKS! --Undone and
overdone! Discouraged and desolate: &na-
elated nerve wrecks! Not one of you is too
deep down in the mire of disease but the
story of such a potent remedy as South
American Nervine can reach you and lift
you back to good health. It's nature's
trusted lieutenant, gentle, but firm and un-
flinching. It never falls.-Ifat
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:•-ere:
eeeer.
s
a word from you is enough!" with a
Beale of the eyes; then he laid his hand
on Hare atm and drew him back!
"There's the count, sir! going up to the
courtyard. Now's my time, Master Hal.
Go along with him, sir, and let him aee
you're safe at home -go on, sir, and
leave the other part to me," and, in-
stantly resuming his usually respectful
manner, he touched his cap and saun-
tered off.
Astounded and somewhat confused by
the unsuspected display of George's tal-
ent for conspiracy, Hal was wise enough
to do as he was bidden, and made for
the court -yard.
"Perhaps he's brought the challenge
himself," he thought. "If be has, Pll fight
him on the spot, if he likes, confound
him."
But once more Hal was doomed to
bitter disappointment. All smiles and
politeness, the count held oat his hand
with his courtly bow.
"I have had the unhappiness to miss
Lady Ferndale's visit, and I have brought , the count. Only those charming dau- , pomposity, "must be simply henormous, possible and wastes the tlitliee oaf ottohoetograeraet
a message from the princess, who is, alas, ghters. Ah, yes, very charming ! Quite .iend he's a great hartist, too, likewise, mepc'trgLitly°10/uhireeP1P11 '
examples of the amiable and cultured which alone as enough to make a. man a into attempting what
a sufferer from that too universal ill,
a nervous headache." • look serious." I they can not possibly_ 42.
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English." !
. "You think so, do von ?" says Hal, Good-hearted and sensible, Mrs. Lamb-; THE KINKS AND TWISTS IN
As he says this, he keeps his eyes on .
puanaeiously. "All rig)et."
Hal with the gentlest smile, 1 ton was not so easily satisfied, how- ,
"himd Heoaertc, 1 "Do you mean ~yes or no," asks the' ever. RHEUMATICS' RUGGED ROAD. -For
well, while longing to knock
count, with a good-natured smile. "I • "What makes him so polite to Jeanne,"
he is obliged to mutter the usual eons- 4 years the wife of a well-known Toroli?o
tesies. ; ask pardon : my English is so imperfect.", she said; "husbands aren't, as a rule-" i physician was on crutches from Rheurone eat
"My sister is in the castle somegtheree !
, ' "Oh, come," says Hal, sullenly'. "you' "Thank you, my dear." langhecl Mr. Scourge, and not until she began using Soutb
he eays. "I'll help you find here ; speak English like a native --and betit.r LarnbAni. "There's a difference between American Rheumatic Cure could she gut
The count is profuse in his thank...! then nine out of ten Englishmen 1 ordinary husbands and a husband that's , a minute's permatiert relief from pain. Four
profuse to the point of gratitude, and f kneny, count." ; a marquis.-" ; bottles cured her. Write for confirmation
. actually slips his arm through Hal , .. ,
g ,fla/ , -Ala you flatter me" says his excel- iff• Lambton, f if you're skeptleal.-2154_
i lencv with a bow which so exasperates "Not, a bit," said Mrs. - - -
LO they go up the ball to the drawhig- , . 1
Hal that he is compelled to dart out of shrewdly; "a man can't help showing his '
the window into the open air. The love, if he's a king I'm always Suspic- Influenc'ed by His Modesty.
room, whence issue the well-known votses
count looks after him with a smile and' ma' when I see a . rried man anal wo- (Detroit Free Press.)
of Maud and Georgina. both talking at
once in the old -old style. ; a little shrug of the shoulders, and re- man so stiff and formal; but there, I High -So you have given up your higb
"1 am intruding," says the count. heed- , turns to the ladies, among whose voices est it is because they're so high I ambitions and are going to follow a routine
tains' at the door, but Hal leads him- Hal hears his soft one chiming in rnel- ; Ind grand, and I'm glad you're not o.
him.
almost shoves him -in and introduces odiously. . i it___.nro. is,Lambton,i the o,en
ma u' 1 that's0 ff t f Jinks -Yes, I decided it would be lonesome
there on the top rung of the ladder of
.1 Once on the terrace, Hal cannot keep ; i tame. I'm going so Stay down with tee
If anything was wanting to complete his feet from the direction of the stable This little conversation took place iamb:
Maud and Georgina's happiness, the pres- ! yard, and, having lighted a huge cigar, .sekile the worthy people were dressing ,
emu of a Russian count would supply it. ! he sits down on the wheel -barrow, and , _rfermidianer, to which meal the count had p
count is the centre of an attentive group, ' He has not to wait long,for presently I Osargina and Maud were chattering away or 33 Years
Before five minutes have elapsed the , waits, impatiently chafing. . ously consented to remain, and I
ner. Mrs. Lambton has remained in her had been nowhere in particular, and ef that nobleman, Not a word had been Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung
literally' basking in his eharming man- George comes sauntering in as if he kt. their room over the agreeable qualities
room to rest, but Mr. Lambton. in Ms touches his hat to Hal, as if he had not said of his engagement to the princess, Tonic, has been before the public, and
this. together with the fact that ia sales
tweed suit, and mock old English gen- 1 seen him before that morning. or very probably the two girls would have steadily inaeased year by year, is the
count, and before five minutes have ' George has commenced rubbing down i there had been no time for any such best proof of the merit of
tleman air, is amazingly polite with the, 1 Hal follows him into the stable, where 1 sot have been so impressed; indeed,
to Om ark. i uatiene"Well 9" /WS absence had not been noticed, ex- Shiloh
passed has given biin an invitatien a horse and gives vent to the usual im- I oemunication, and. in the general bustle,
eepting by one person -Lady Ladle, as a cure for Coughs. Colds, and all
folk, Count Mikoff, but we'll give yoa ' rubbing away for dear life. 'One „, , and certainly she did not remark it open- diseases of the lungs and air passages.
"You's find us plain and home -like 1 "Half-a-eninute, sir," says George„
or display any curiosity, until she Those who have used Shiloh would not
a hearty welcome, and try and make you! those German chap% saw me coming in: In
got to her dressing room, where her be without it. Those who have never
comfortable. Oh, here's Mr. Vane, Inseam: and asked me whore I'd been. fee.' used it should know that every bottle is
the marquis, and how do you do, my : corning flr,Avn the yard now; lees tame' 1 maid awaited her.
lord? A lucky thing for us thet the about the 'horse, sir. Yes, he wanted Lady Lueelle's eyes were sharp, and sold with a positive guarantee that, if it
Lady Jenne and Mr. Hal should rim , some bean". sir, and he shall have rem ; • she saw by the flush on the good loot:- doesn't cure .you, the dealer will refund
face, and the light in the dark eyes, what you paid for it. Shiloh
up against lei in that eonfounded tea-' he's worth it, he ie ; make a good am: ing
"Papa!" ejaculates Mend, 'tea-garden." ; "The man".1 gone," interrnpts Hal, im- was LUX2OUS to tell it. It may be stated Has Cured
garden." i acmes the ernintry, sir-" that the.girl had something to tell, and
kere that Marie bore no good will to -
"Very much like one. my dear; any i patiently. "Weill's
how. And how do you find yourselt'l ' -Woll. sir, I've Leen there - quiek ward George; in fact, to put it mildly,
Ah, nothing like old England, as 1 toll ' ',mon about Iona" - -" two reasons for a. woman hating a man; cure y011.
You don't look quite up to the inai ;Li 'work, Master Hal, bat 1 didn't want to she hated him like poison. There are
first, because he has loved her and
the eount-ge-marlaable man, eh, my "Did yen fee the prineeeer breaks in .
lord?" be Sap; ingt sharp whieper. ; Hal. eeareely reef raining. hie anxiety, left her; and, seeondly, because he will
Vane, with his crave smile. looks i Gearge node with ,gaiet satisfaetien, sot love her at all. The second svb.s the
around, and shakes 'hands, glaneing, ns hut evidently has made up his mina ts reason which produced Marie's hatred of
he does, at jeaustas-Jeanne. so slim altd toll hs 'tory la Me own way- George. She had fallea in love with his
graceful, alai altogether lovely. lie does , "First I went. to the stabIee. and 1 kandienne face, and set her eap against
eot shake hands with her, but to miget ' hung about Mater Hal, a-prnising the him, and he had -had simply ignored
ae eonsistently do so, for she is as rutt.11 eamthrean's harnee-eponsii-which is the her; but Marie watt not without admir- S1IILO
a stranger to him. , beastliest stuffegand *eye, quite venni,- ere, and among the was one of the
"A fine ;darer OK my lord." says 7.1r ' euoue like: 'Is her highnees been (loan grealogr the man wbo bad hovered about
Lateihton, 100hitig around with awe ark this morning?' and he says; 'Yee, awl. WhWile Hal had been eonspiring with
delight. "A regular foreign eastle. soe 0- gone half an haer ago.' This put Me .111•. George in tbe stable. It is by wheel with -
thing like the oue in lerigaael, marepae, 1 Master Ira!, for 1 reelsonesi to eatsli her, in wheel the machinery of life revoles,
hut what you might ealtheavier. .
ene ) it being pet her time; atel I didn't itnsas and so sends the world away.
here's Mt. Fitzjalf108- 1 mean Lord Labe, I What t.0 4... Rat at that :element. while The countess was deeply silent, for
How de you do?' -delighted (0 sec yeed 1 Wa)4 eating there admiritig the beastly some time; then she paid, suddenly:
My lord." 1 polish. in eomes the. gardener, and 1 fen "Don't pull my hair out, Marie; but
Clarence &mice; in, looking awe; v. tO Wit/Ming )10; fh/17.0r4, and he wee 00 say what you have to say. What Is it?"
but delighted to see his Old friends; then i I'leale•I that he aste.1 rert to ware: "It is about 'Mager Hal. countese," 1 rea 1. ... - .!
Atieli a ...loud ef sobility. that Mr. lisa„s. 1 tiee the flower' nitwit, Maeter Hal --my "What -about him?" I parometer
one after ;feather than 121. and. it serene I 311111111. v hill we did: but I didn't I16/- said Marie. .
tan gets. nurefie with imitertonfe and s• ;i• { 47,C,13 1'1111• marl.' lilie "are: in a wind- "There is Immo plot, tfonte wielted ' ;
eatietnetion. mei :Mewl and Georg:ea. 1,e- i tun!, but there wasn't a gleeipee of her tielleme an foot, my lady, between Inin 1 The everyday convenience ' -I
side themselves with delight. 1. highraess to he pt. Pre-eiitly the gar- awl that --that enonntlrel. George," and e and usefulness of reliable =
..
.ays tio., ..3nsw, txoing up to where riel, - tite prineeee eteterer aboute ho etiye. *lei Pr with et gimp elink. i barometers. is becoming .
"Neighbors of yours, Mr. terarani I" dener ihretat itraawl .ten. *If I wars roue . Sfarie's pretty whits teeth eatne tegeth.
1
leaning against the window, wateeee the! Vigra tary:k her fr.14/ g.044 b/1.40; tleere'e Lady lentelle Pinned. ; more and more recognized
13, prOt.uml Nilc-bCc. 1 .4 -Mill (!towe,i-. ileure 123 'tell *In your lasart l•Yon don't liee that George, Marie/ :
"1 t.s." says Hal. ., lierge eilateeee'... Hegel 'what he ee:". , A hatuleorne yonng fellow, too." by Agriculturists and. the -1.
"A el -laming speeimen ef the ela neg. ; %mtge.' Master Hal! sesitas tarilesis ' "He is odione," deehtred Marie. lie is general public.
lish gentleman, eh 1" says the count. 1 abont. he tetee Mrt in et fats' ; fe-t oe re - - -
• -.
Dal etares. ' 0'4,004 the deer, 1 3.,s322 siAils 0: .s lady's "Never mind," interrupted Lally, to. . A guaranteed Aneroid
i • •
A You're wrong for once,* he :lays - ftwls, fells, "1 ell nae about Ms Bertram, Barometer (made by Short -
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°Mr• Latlibt911 39 9. gi'lli !man, no dossw ; 6 lie!' eurlen*r. lie pJl*.s up, eve twre ti! "ft is about the printests, tray lady" ' k M*1-56.11e l'Amodolif KIK.)
-WM be scat tirepaad by 3
4
DISLMOtid Hail for $6.50,
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as if he'd bad his ordera to keep quiet. really his own, and, therefore, he can not
and his face screwed up into a smile, love it as a husbandrnau should. His whole
bland and affable as Only a Russian But don't you be afraid, Master Hal; !
character has been enervated by enslave -
can be, i nothing ain't going to happen up at the saetant leanssd than
government, which rendered
; villa mathout my knowing it. And here's n; ever capable et struggling
watching this swell, and listening to , the man poking about again; better go ' with bad times.
Hal, as Ile leaned against the window,
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the perfect and polished English, fall- ' now, sir,' so Hal, sensibly following
ing slowly and slowly from the thin and • the advice, leaves the stable. ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT
carefully rouged lips, suffered from such' George fa.11s to at his work as if he
. .
an intense longing to seize the little. hadn't an idea- above polishing harness
Removes all hard, soft or calloused
carefully -dressed figure and fling it on and grooming horses.
lumps and blemialies from horses, blood
the lawn, that he was obliged to thrust If there was a cloud overhanging the spavin, curbs, splints, ringbone sweeney,
his hanis deep into his pockets, and Xing's castle, as Bell deeLsred, a casurl stifles, sprains. sore and swollCn throat,
keep them there by a strong effort of observer would have needed to be very 1 cougbii, ete. &bye *50 by „usb 01 Ike, bot, -
restraint. ! dear -sighted to detect or distinguish its •
i ti.. Warranted the most wonderful
Presently. before he knew it, the 'nape.
count had transferred his smile to him- 1 Jeanne was not the girl, nor was Vane 1 Blemish Cure "er "°".
self, and, also, without his being scarcely the man to wear their hearts upon their • e =
aware of it, Hal is giving him par- ! sleeves, and if Jeanne looked a little pale Public Schools Attempting Too Much.
tieulars of the Lambton menage. ! and wistful to the Lambtons, they as- 1 (San Francisco Chronicle.)
"Rich, is he not, your friend 2" asks eribed the alight change as natural re -1
the count, coaxing his moustache with sults of the married state; and as for ton'treerevoenrttinuous efforta of the universitiee
the public schools trona their
his scented handkerchief. ' Vane a slight pre -occupation and gray- iigitimate function of preparing for life to
unction of preparing tor
"Rich as -Pluto; the richest plan in ' ity befitted a man of his high position.
the country -bar none." • 1 "The marquis' responsibilities,' said a university is a crying evil. It overloads
' the illegitimate f
the public schools, wastes the public funds,
"And no sons, you say 1" •remarks Mr. Lambton sighing with a complacent wears out teachers In attempting the 3m -
thousands of tie most obstinate eases of
Coughs, Colds and Lung troubles. Let it
"Lea winter I coughed for three months and
thaught I was going Into Consumption. 1 twig all
arta of =dames, .,but nothing me any
until I urea Shiloh a Coesumpbon Cure. our
bodes tined me. 'This winter hid very bad
cold was sot able 10 *alit, 0O, luso were sore
on tf,eside and leaeke Six bottles el &lob made
me well agein. 1 have given it to several People
and eve* one of them fill,: been euted.-D.
Joseph, St. Hyacinthe, Que. for
25c. with guarantee at all druggists.
te1 -
:--The use of a:.
ligrid Eliglialit and a jolly good Prow, ,-, a 0 I/I *3 ('3' 33W 101it agiiii$. !'14.11 1 iseseteei paid Melee, tentralling borrielY with Art
hitt he's not what, rut think e-nitteeee, , feet 1 thyn't Ineterstalett awl pee • „gry . ghat, "Ile 'Sri in leer witb het"
lie eould buy up vaitity of the real teditie- • ei.e neiree.a (-rata eeasig 4,-74; 1 Pilo 4:4t03 1 bat is no newa." rominted Lady tu• •
-11.1(1, wealthy, eh 1" bar 11to cor.,t .. art -y.41-41; IVO 6004 a% 1 12Pc,av401,,-- eolip. A complete treatiae on
smiling. ,,
1'.,01A 141 ilis iri`, oni I le Ili, *'if melee; "'eg., my lorly; tut to -day- this •after- - to weathtr tnstramentg {or ;•
Hal nods curtly. 3212a1 13. 30-111135!,. 0..rtitt44.r int 1-t,--;- • noon, 3,p WA Oa a frtter IA her."
"Rich as Ceteeite.° he says, t sasys Fts: foist 1,1 Ifirassrs, I . iii,,,4,,, fad! Lorly Toe elle sailed. . . the Home " wilt be mailedi
'
"AM his family ?" , ta's p•=r,,,, 4, 1,.''''"? 1,0i. 41644 r ' 4,,•. 11....,1 do you knew that I') J to your address for asc., ;
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"Yon tok 'em," soya Hot ; -113..-re's neg '' *Infefe" 3:3 .1. 4.2 1 i'...,01 of v•ay, ittoi • ,,y, , "A friearl of mine," ftV0Wed Iforie, .-. I
moTe." 1- o' ' 1'e I"' f!" V ! 1 ti,e' neen'e wee. rave ie, ,.. . teiteepeit a iii.sell," saw bihs and George. • Or included free with any
-lis-sleeti," murmurs the menne„ nsees ' nee!' ' jet! '1.1. Mesa* e 1111„ ;re *t ,0 fi 1 :aim! fa:0101os in the stable; be waieh= • barometer, .
his sweetest smile. "n Lut_ prima t..1' : 01111 ",•
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:I E.,A''1- it 4 11 r 11' ,, • ,I v ,, 4.4 0301 ,,it i ( ic•orge go erar if, the villa . .
Goitre fortunate eatripati iota r' ' ts:4 frio,olt. .sit.' e ;4 •eieee ,4 1.14,:,,,. • • .3 ••.; f;4433 .o. own* 143q., and heard Mr. ' _. .
-Perhaps. 1 ,'..",;.'t 3133 in tar Leitteresee c' ettet;fifter s,7 tioaf. . -O.. Aitol t,,v•Ifi 0"v: t,.) ' , ' 8'4'4 N,:, tit tasking fo loins in a TOW voite . •
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ICZYRIE BROS.
my,(1f," eays v.°1;‘. 3(4hi/ o.t's 140;4 .,• 43. a Pa' ' . eV s ,..";PUP lisere Is ft MO& _
e, 33 .4 1,31,4 g jt*g..47 131,;? .3-4s-3' 33 ..4 stste-sure." • -
Put the fraud dose not to! 1f(-8.p.atoi I 433•ee' vee t,„ r to File laught.31 softly, then, stop- 184434 VOINtill sr. A
eitheugh liare tone tee pie:key aid 'I' scat, 0,3P 3 -*-'-. ,1 t!oLtio,, t , ea/ And peen* thoughtful,
TO ItotiTO
thRt ho. tete eount, te foitese•hanzos fss ' '`• I ilg.04 1:V- 1: ' •' Merle!, tideel hepnierOiy eir.Ig. 14104 itin,tatIPItt. 1; 5' I v • ..k3f0 r;4117 _ -'. VC4 rating find tellt lettet
"tio." titenteeeLiS visitillite, ittd Kof An k44.4 f go. I" 3.034,, ...Hai. tidal ree,"
lieek Meg& new, f.A, revii tem 01 oat' iere ter mot 1 t,P44.he veetinutd,}
How Teachers May Waste Time.
By repeating questions and answers.
By making 'too much of trifles.
By spending too muoh time with slow
pupils.
ley giving inexplicit directions.
By unskillful and illogical questioning.
By prompting pupila too 80013 and thus
confusing them.
By illogical arrangement anti develop.
ment of lessons.
By tardiness in beginning work after
an intermission.
By allowing tardy responses to ques-
tions and commands.
By poor assignment of lessons.
By failing ix, see that all pupils are at
work.
By attempting to teach before atten-
tion is secured.
By failing to become nequainted with
the physieal defects of certain piteile,
such as deafness or near-sightedness.
By doing all the mechanical week, and
not allowing the pupils that privilege.
By rnaking lengthy explanations when
a blackboard illustration, picture or map
would make the eame point clear in less
time.
By burying lessens with too much
talk.
By nagging and scolding.
By explaining what pupils already
know.
By giving orders, Aral imsnodia.tely
changing them.
By not tieing signals.
By correcting language of pupils when
they should be made to correet them-
selves.
My explaining what pupils may etudy
out for themselvee.
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Scotch Notables.
Str Harry Maclean, a Scotch adventurer,
Is the man to whom the Sultan of Morocco
owes Ms compact and well -Organized army
of 20,000 men. This force elm be inereasel
by 80,000 irregeltu•s In ease of war. Intel
Maclean, as ho Is known In Morocco, has •
comfortable salary of $35,000 a yoar. An-
other man of Scotch bleed is General Kleig-
els, who formerly was police prefect of St,
Petersburg. Me name la the Russian form
of Clayhills, a village In the Carse o' (loft-
rle, where hie forefathers dwelt. The es-
tate is stilt in nostecelon of Ills klnefolk,
Whe now designate themselves Henderson-
Claybills. General Kleigel's father wept 13
Kumla many years ago..
&Wight Soap is better than other soaps,
but is best when used in the Sunlight way.
Buy Sunlight tleap and follow direetioai.
•••••
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nattily Prestige in England.
The greater and greatest nobles are ..
establiehed lit a fear which is very like
what: the fear of God need to be 'when
the toinnion people feared him, and,
though they are potent politieal meg- .
natee, they 1331tb111y rule as the king iiim•
eelf does, through the secular reverettee
1. of those beneath them for their titles
and tile vieible imagee of their date.
They are wealthy men, of rouree, With
so mud' substanee that When 0110 lieW
Alill then attempts to waste it he eon
hardly do so, hut their wealth Moen
would not eetablielt been in the popnier
regard. Hie wealth tete no moll effect
for Ihr„Astor. hi Englana, and tuere
iitriney, though it is mirell desired by
all, 15 130 IliOre Venerated in 'the pepptm
of 115 ihre4M-310Y flint' it 13 With WI, it ie
aneestry, it 1* the mega imeonteeted
1Printaey Ot fat3i1l/04 riVAt in their plaee,
time out of mind, and irr,is its resistless
hold upon the fothey and bows the Aldr:t
Lefof 0 it, - North Anaoriesta Review,
Sure Sign ot Money,
trhIledelehia 'Prose.)
"1 thought I'd consult you," toll 1110 $011 I It
With the flat brow. "tat -.t Wei,: t ermine!.
teat I wee eoverea with tar. ta,,i --."
' "Thet Meave money " mean tly SesIet 0 1
lifit..1,1141;1vlitIIgh the elides (west.
' "Yes; one dollar, please,"
Niel, Woes:mi, wife of Oen. Sloes:eel. 01
Fart .krtlaitr fame. reeetitly paid SIZIs
130 for a house In St. Petetettog,
$5)000 trifulIdR att.171I
pemon who proves that
Sunlight Soap contains any
heurfous chemicals or any
1613., Ad1.112.VatiOn4
Sunlig t
is a perfect cleaner and will
not injure anything.
Best for all household put --
poses, Sunlight Soap's super-
iority is most conspicuous in
the washing of clothes.
Common soaps destroy
the painted or varnished
surfaces of woodwork and
take the color out of' clothes.
Even the daintiest linen
or lace, or the most delicate
colors may be safely washed
with Sunlight Soa,u in the
Sunlight way (follow direc-
tions).
Equally good with hard
or soft water.
Your money refunded by the dealer
from whom you buy Sunlight Soap if you
find any cause for complaint
Lever rothers Limited. Torrent°
117
Open Windows in Bedrooms.
(Cleveland Leader.)
Fresh air being e foe to diseeee, it is nat-
urally a preventive. Tan necessity for the
thorough ventilation of hems is generally
recognized. But the sleeping roona Is the
place whore tho greatest benefit from ffesh
air may be obtained. Leave at, least one
window open Is the advIce of high authori-
ties In winter, aft in summer. No discern -
fort will be felt on itcount of cola It en-
ough blaukciet are used. Those who. sleep
with the windows open winter aud sum-
mer arise each day fresh and buoyant. In
winter the effect is often as bracing as a
tonic. Open bedroom windows mean better
health awl more joy In life than closed win-
dows.
Gr
P.
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mem.
Urs,
104 OOP Le 110..1
kitg.tn..i Lim i t.
0./.10 Awl
t), 49, 9105„
t .. .3 .tyrap Wovyti
: et1114*. 11
ei4 330 sort* tttveS
3. 1133/3V23' tor rtie.r.
AGESTIs AlsTED.
A suils..r.•;=• IX:. its loarill es:t' YOU,
eta, sabers, can tiara amit throe to
11.II 1311 ..853 Sails' teeing; etereolespie elewe.
Snitlinati eascopie Co.. Imps I,Tarotto,
Ont.
A (i'11 WENT J. it ROWS, DuNn%
XX, vine, tor a ergot money maker.
!teeny sold. An araele eeeeint m every
AA.N V tl,11114 sowore
M.
011108.$ fur 1iVa3lt41 II on-alvelicilici Dever.
litnegmlenr":::;"7"1 1"tegyhYritr14,Thrry'Y titln)':liWee":314nthic.°1:11caZ
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AuLINT$1. L,A 1 lt13 AND GENT LEM EN.
Qulek t,ellin 9: every body notla. 43
AdeiUe 041, Tt*i'�iitc, (it,_
L4 ALESMEN-To A. vti;IW U0TI.,11 It S
kJ offer a bona ric.e liberal contract for alx
months or longer; epeeial propuelthea; muit
be ready to start at (mem Write Capital
Nurst•ry Company, ()Uwe, Out.
FOR Sasses
ES
P tarT io9-111oEcknAidiar Itu7graSulver,118,7C4N:
big money -matter; good, renSon fOr
possession Jun. 11.1.; write cola. Harry
Fisher, Cookstown, Ont.
I UMBER AND SITINGLE MILL FOR
41 mile; Grey counts ; would sell ma,
ehinery for removel. Jolinson WrIget,
Veareham, Ont.
MISCELLANEOUS.
.1) IIRGLARS KEPT 011T. PATENT YEN-
tilatiug witelow lock. .1. Is Allen. T-1-
(1 itis'r Dam moo.
IIOSPITAT • JERSEY OITY, N.
J., Probationers wanted: to enlarge the
training school. Apply to Superintendent of
Nurses.
Souvenir Post Cards
12 for 10o; GO for SOn; 100, 31; 200, i2; 600.
$6; all ditterent. Largest and finest stocie
In Canada; 500 ;nixed, $3; aibqms, all prices.
W. ft, Adams, Toronto, Ont.
Address the BELLE VII.LM BUSINESS
COLLEGE, LIMITED, Belleville, Ont.: eve
ery department givea special training and
satiefaction,
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Postal Money Orders in Thibet.
stlyncipastant tutia'creohne.dnorottwt I Goat
The small force of fifty Gurkhas left be.
cQlYsanTgotsungr;ultshbagndr.
Thibet 110/1 put down lawlessness and estab-
lished such amicable Teletions with the Thi-
betans that the post office of India Is able
to send regular despatehe,s backward
forward.
orders are now payable alike
ay/slater, Chumbl and Pharl Jeng.
$9 --NEW YORK EXCURS1ON-$9
Via Lehigh Valley Railroad, Friday, Dee.
15t1i. Tickets good 10 days, and only
$9 from Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls,
to New York City and return. Tickets
good on all regular express trains except
Black Diamond Express. For further
particulars, call an or address Robert
S. Lewis, Canadian Passenger Agent, 10
King street east, Toronto.
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Doggie.
(New York Herald.)
Man's faithful, docile, affectionate four.
footed compan400, the dog, who has more
vireues and fewer vices than the but
friend on two legs, is cruelly hunted and
unnecesearily killed during the summer's
continual senseless cry of "Mad dog!"
Having done all that, is possible during
the warm months to exterminate lels kind,
when the cooler weather eels, in e.od the
"Mad dog!" cry beeomes especially ridku-
lous, the dog catchers are let loose and
urged to chase, eatelt and put to death all
Ole eatables who have survived stielce, stoues.
pistols and briekbats during the heated term.
And this Is what Is doled out to that
whieh Is called "mares best friend!"
Yo gods and little fishes! If this is the
treatment accorded to "'Mende" what Is 7k
served for enemies?
For Coughs and Colds. ,
araisnig Stictsaams
That precious remedy, in a positive cure for all female diseases. Write for description
elf cute r and free sample. R. S. hicGILL, Sbucoe, Ont,
FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN
when you require a
`1 Tub, Pail, Wash Basin or Milk Pan
ask your grocer for
E• B•
EDDY'S
FIBRE WARE ARTICLES
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veil bot thieve' them, If 501 he gettlikti PriZOlii we offer nee tuney worth trying tor. Three
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The Bret word whoa the letters aro .
properly orrnorrod ripens the 533030
Of a large Canadian 'city. The eertond
vdtrd When the hitters are properly
arranged spells this name of somes
Whig WO ail 'use. The third word
when properly erten:red spells the
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fourth word whenprnporly arranged
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