The Goderich Star, 1899-11-17, Page 2-aft, aiew".77"'" •
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einer et *A Owes Ansestwesee"*Itew Insisile0.* *Tar *SO et illesela Ma
,ors "sr sr", 1Re, s' "sr: "r` Ilr •
MART -«iWO A Were C•hiviorP add ToOrd
tairesty,fehlriet Md 1t the :praetor ;Brecon.
alagretiDsit Valekaat ehe ittlOwilPoilet.nierrisii, do r
what t wee to be poor,yet toheilit *Weer, aka Moulted.
to he rieho.to- leetr for Seasons ned 1 thlek'net, 1 berli mat hm
allyety..aet to Amy* all dselett to her.. 04 4440. but 1' •birre atter ate
/Set *Ala liet life ate besVntrer *at" * 104 PO°
Sired soothing ilk.; this aorrew-k,the And then Lord Arectiiii. seal 044
aerreer of laisaVailitsie reesetera ot tee gra Waidagn V040 atiltriate„
WithOilt timapieWer Of *tease,. Walln3g 10 talk, went Away.
w• att pf lovetliat Inman Po- le 'reuJi" she :1114 nosn!,4S/#40114:
worthy or over: meeting with 101•0 Ill
,• 04 tb4 statfoY
row* _ mat . Sidon of handing .141i .
Carileaceal toOk ;her tolho iteas Ingertherspith, Ine* lesW* eball 1 WO itl
hat Oh* looked *A better Wilt% It i. 410.0t *AMY 1ea44
:ither!eatee: bitela merao • pf the Ile wee standing soniewhet, *pelt:
vravew could not &eV) the- .VOieit Of looking Over 40134* PtiaialtrailatV6 '04a
her ',heart. It vet/ *0 iirneeed thet widehed bita with is uditiog aorta
'Dever again Via AMOY Walattite to her haode tint:Waled; sta thal. her fan
bill her eeneelence to sleep, or to for. foil from there, here !Pehia,' Ihrlibbed,
sot the *roost *be had done. • every nerve ;memos]. atteilined.
Wen *eel -4410;4 10 MAMA., All "It Whet be :1tetil't,e14 otaiat Mail lira
Ate aitansoinae or piderenta eouid not teg ever had -IS faoa likt hia 1 Mira
UV* Matiorial aer Mire. the %maim speak to abet lite did net knOW Mei
10 exelleo herself from accepting is- he could not havi. unft•ToiA944.4n$'141"
vitation., to fin,1 moons why 'idea I muet go. to 'alte.. on I snell
*0014110 go oat..sind. thin, too, wfien, With all the:BefitalialOail raPrailgail
• Leta CarIlIwooll WO, Site was in the love of heir heart, eliiniug in her UV,
pride' lef her SiOrittne beauty, the light gleareitig in her ,teivaje,
14 Wee killing her; it failing on -her riels, Violet &Saes *Me
merged' ail the* greater that for se long preened the room; and wtett up to
*he heti*fergotten NAL She *ma al-
weye Picturing to herself the delight j die did IMO Moyle MOM when be aew
of a reserdela with Ides; night after her. She la.lit her bead on hie OM,
.night .he tiresined that these ten .itti 100keit tete te rate; Col& eurProe*
Years 'Were but a dream -that she was "Feels ilbe wintiperedbeading low
et Limos wittr Paul In their little cot- until, her beeutitel ,heest Wee neer hie,
PUP% Clinging to him and praying to "Pant, de you not Arnow me I f ant
'Ora Paver to let her go; she would letamiy*,-*Litaity, your wife."
Woke with tear* streaming down her Ile itinaled, politely MU; but cold-
fase, anil weept again that It was but ly.
O dreams. "X fear yetb are mistaken, median;
"I would go hook to him," she liave h
to herseif one day, with a deep, sob -s VO
She looked at hint long aud ear -
would go back to him if I 'could." • eebly.
'Mid that idea took possession of her
s -the idea of going back -giving up all "Oat be mistaken 11" she said. "I
the advantages she hne
had gaid-leavs inwit .holleve-"
Ing her benutifel world. Was It 4 . et the wordy died on ber lips. Lord
seine little love and tenderness -she rueenartIhricitaYboujtqlrle warthmtullth owf itthhe room.
beautiful worldf Her heart oohed for
!She woe effertwaw terrible. Mr.
obliged, to control herself, sa-
lsas tired of Ster loveless life -wearied though t
with the weight ,of her sin. ,s. i
"I would go hack to him Lf I ooUld," Pale left there With some excuse as
going to Bmyin had onoe mimed, to e,..s
"Wisueado* alcoQt1111% ow me," ahe said.
elle said, and, just as the thought of
her to embody all that wae deelrable *ooe would 40t believe that his want
he world, to now the thought of *.e. Megiddo,' was real. She was in
In t
oing back to Paul wade her heart•s istiselen of love, of sorrow and dlis
at with delight. may. -Virhen she looked round the
She pictured his happinees. Whal roent agate Ur. Dale was gone, but
ay he shoo! Mrs, Waldron did not leave until she
would he say* it, some d
wake up suddenly and see her etaild- had, obtained hie address; she had m-
ing before him 9 She, remembered his Seised, come whop might, to oall up -
loving words -his tender and caress- WI MIA*
lag utanner-hla worship of hex. Ile
would be overpowered with delight.
She forgot that the wrong oho had
done him WW1 a grioVQ118 OA% suolt an
man never forgets and seidorti for, -
pirate.
"tglae must go back. Of enurite Lord
Oarlswood would never torgive her;
but aho did not seem to care now to
Much for that She had tried both
lives, and sheslinew that for real hap-
piness, the We she had led with her
husband was the. trueet.
"I will go to him," sire said. "I am
not happy here. I cannot live away
train him any longer."
LII WM' .crwm• mind sherfolt Sure that
Lord Oarewood would never disinherit
her boy. He hadbrottglat bioS up for
ten yetien ale hie heir, and, it did not
seem probable that ho would disap-
point tiro now. She resolved to go;
andantes) having made' the etude°, elle
was very muoli• happier ter it. Then
the pratitioni. details boson to bother
bet. She remembered that for ten
years .iihe bed heard nothing of Paul's
Wilierea'bouts: Was he eta' in the lit -
lie cottage? Her heart contraoted
With a maiden, terrible fear -was he
Wing Or wen he dead!'
,
When should she gov The sooner
- the einild Bud an opportunity the bet-
ter it woultbe, Then eito Was. obliged
to put mai s her thought for a time.
Lord eartsWOod Iseat made a point of
lic attendance at Lady Brentway's
end !Mei was oompollea to go.
hetves.,ittipiteially oareful- about her
&nes that night. She wore a robe of
pate, violet velvet, with a sett° of
euaterb diamonds, Dorf Carlswood's He looked once more at his book, to
. Pinisent to her. Sievers n her life had note the page, and when he raised his
Limey Waldron looked more beautiful. eyes again he saw lamas, standing near
The roterta were. crowded when she him-lemay, his beautiful wife, once Bo
rtsiiebed Lady Broadway's. ' An Wend beloved. The morning sunbeams fell
she Was eurrounded by a crowd of ad. upon her lovialS face, on her sweeping
Milani, mad then she forgetter it thaw dress, on the masa ot golden brown
her ;Odds, her fears; her trOublea. bar. On the white hands so tightly
Mar beautiful face grew eaditta; her °hoped. She looked at him eagerly,
Oyes Anne bright as stare; She was "Paull" oho cried. You are Paul;
the ,very. embodiment of heatity and neither your changed name nor your
entee her voice sounded Illot sweetest changed position eon deceive me. You
Magas her laugh was tweeter, -then are Paul -my husband."
-the Chime* of: bells. Sho was enchant- She went up to him, with an eager
Ing; people looked at her with wonder., etep-she knelt at his feet and raised
fillessitaneed. ti,vo Or three timet, and her face to his."
&Me fooling tired, sat dOWil, Lady "Speak One word to me," she said.
Brentseity eeated herself by her side. "I am Limey, and, oh, }\u1, I am
have dm lion of tbe !Meson 1144, cane to pray you to pardo1S me -to
WO, Wald:MA, Will you; alien' toe to implore you to take me back -to tell
initaeddier hirotte you," you hoer grieved I am, how sorry for
wo :Which pertioulart lion do you al- ray alit." •
hide?" iMe &eked. , The wordti died on her lips In it pas-
olier. Dale, oh Ravenadale, the 'peen.* elon of tears. The stern; pride and.
ler -ntoteibers* at he is withal. Ile is a Coldness of his fade frightened her. He
very' handsome men. with •a had, half*, drew away from tho toueb of the
hitter ewernionof face. You Must white, jeweled hands.
aftgapaisim and convert him ; we Want "I have no wife." he said. "The wo-
111,00: 411L,Lise. Tory side. I told Lord Man X loved with my whole soul, who
DelintWaYlt.or One Could convert him promised me her truth, and faith. de-
ll initetle,IinL" sorted me. I have no wife."
"Ateklet neneteriddiss as not much in Her voles was broken with oohs as
my MEM" aepllad Mrs. Waldron. tihe anmvered /AM. •
Opoiltleitl, or course. 11 have mode "I know it was wrong! - croons,
onveteloIle," Wickedly wrong - but I was .tempt -
,"I hope they were *sere entis,'• said ed, and I fell. Olt Paul, be merciful
thiti bonutitul WOM•ens Vsitb: a laugh. to I was so young,• so vain. so
ea• Iota If nate,* hid alit- weak. Forgive me, and take me
yours, should back."
yeadri More. mere eetnee Mt. She Might have been haw terrible
Chaise ts.,Hribia Wenderliag why be was the struggle --great drops stood
• --tea iriVitatien; be gram no- upon hie forehead, his Wheie frame
trembled,
14Yott ask me to 'take you back. Whyt
inc Wier."
"Modem I love you - becalms it
Owns to me flet me soul has been in
it long tileep. It has awakened and
knows no rest. My heart' eriesjor you•
-.1„love you. Take rae back, Paid."
Tial Werehaaria enough for many
Odra *latent Me.! he said. ,
"No.
X Wins not 'happy - was in-
tOnleated With vanity ss ,SWee en.
'rtiseeal in Pleasure Isvart /leen up
eft nnd nall to the wield. / latwer
a-a00ail to think ee jneetia dared to
da 004 litiVe liaed fee in it dream. X
howw- Wakened' Men that dream,: arid
r, Ana ihOTOr kneeling At ?Oar feet,
Or LAW /ou Pettlen Mo.': . .
11.1 yeti reltibinitee."the0 Yen ithilad
Me.0 hariiestii"be latti.-"thet You:tots'
hhn tretn'ttiSiend *Mar thought of
:My anytitit•
otirritro • • ,
She; bowed ha head,. AOldin Tho teat
••
guilty, 1autI
T pta you 'forgiter inc
end 'Mite trienank,n, . , ,.-
'4rrenft4v that *on4ciiinot be happy
onhin,:tinlook,x,A10. orki,hinOtr
"lialtari" She 'MOOS.
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iny)rOnlitahDOOktni woo 4.104;Wbat
X hortorna *44 you left ms only
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not oituot,tho nick* otrontriand torn
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OHAPTBR XVU.
Mr. Dale eat in his room alone; on
the table before him, lay pamphlets,
wiper**, reports, all ot which be had
beert resolutely studying. But from
each page a lovey face looked at him."
'Paul, Paul, I am Limey ,- your
wire," sounded ever in his ears.
Ile studied hard; he tried to drown
this voice. He had been haunted all
night by both.
"it is my own fault," he said t�
''l wont to the ball purposely to
Ste her --1 thought to satisfy the
hunger of my hearti to still the fever
et lar hinging, by looking once more
on her Inc., and Whoa boon the worst
thing I could have done. How dare
aim to think 1 could forgive herb For-
give await a wrong as that! No; not if
I were a peasant and site were a
princess!" He turned again MIAs books,
but the lovely faoe seemed to shine On
the page.
The morning sun name bright and
warm into the room; there was a frag-
rance of mignonette and heliotrope
which brought the garden at Ashburn -
ham beak freshly to his mind. He laid
his pen down with a eigh oil despair.
"How am I to work," he said, "if I
Ain troubled in this wayl"
"A lady wishes to see you, sir," an-
nounced the servant. "She would not
give her name, but said her business
was very important."
"Show her in here," he said. "It is
about some subscription or charity, I
auppose."
• The Oat intlinettt a till figure, Was
bowing hotorn her. Lady Ilrentway
site* inc:to
I; deCiaaft, Tailetis roma
' "-Tata, bent alma lieledteble cares,
LiaallearitWay moved. *way.
Orciaa-ltielred•liito the leareittalie tale
nit :nest .litas, sad.. then a thert,
detrintifled•titS., eldists from her Jipe,
ber',Doe atteaaeadriefilY Witlief dtitith,
ber airiet etriateet atittlesd. iherediti-
300k. ^
Ir.',•Delei7'eleiaisaid, in it IOW Vette
f One; lit A di•eleilia
Tharci -"tai..iiiitheierialt- 100k; tha
rielato w was Old and .
. •
She
'10 , het tlitittlY•
k Pardon )hei.0 :the nabk °It6ti‘,
O 110 ,04..tlike#,;:.,*•xt:.1.0.4,1t, .is Paul
' titi4Oti not : know trier
We not -the piestiere.et knowiti
Stild„, turtith
Ortintlf ' • • -,• ,
t3he.• *deed looking
feer*,100.:dientay.1.itil StriTtelt10:
"11 1. "Ad iturct
aa ttitenthisi there'll*/ } "ehOnlh anit
he doeI tot ACiltiV "
:
A lairkettii
impa felt- aligetiol
ithe .1.0eked alt
, I
'-'imPirwrirgirairmigrimomprsptc
UTfl II
epermo
41,7
t Toot solar, 111r*,,„,,*
peril** ms.1°4
*940arly904004 Peal; for rhor
mum foritiro mesow.'t
rodood,* hod odrit 4 w&rmag
01,
'DO *Oa Take ** ivil *Fit within
ine,'iso orlod-"do not, if x000ro
nd no of ft* brie,
Ilia Yoh*was 14114 hla SeeaMer
VP% e$1* SO ehe Sehhedi
"'SOO OA 'too altered:
"'WhoMac Ohonifkd Mei Whtt_ttirti.,
ed etteitg, glad PRP* 04'
fete living delithi Who iteleigest love
Ina( tide, Whop, Attila is it tact Afir
104 VW* I Ulna bMn Tead,y to
cl*
"A will try to Make doeachiP she
hiail04. "Oh, PAW, forgive Mei Twill
bit 4447 e4e4lriltilsigilfigAical. fir eaTietthr00
"1314 IsrtorrsaVrisegVitParra7arg4104
ego, no wird, love, no pity pleaded for
inel 40 yokes be aatar heart eeken for
Moray ter the'raim you 'were dooming
te I living death. And MY only faith
was loving your
"Love inc engin," ehe said; •"try inc
again. if I could die to undo my
foult, I Woalsa" •
"Listen to me. If by my retinal I
broke your heart and mine. I would
still ratio. You yielded to vanity.'
yield ta Wide. 1 wili not Mice back
to me heart and WY howl. womanwile deserted me beeause 1 estOld iset
ntiuleter to ber vanity. • You loft Inc
beeauzie I was poor; I am rich now,
and I refuels to take you. back."
She ahrank shuddering am though he
bed struck her a *sudden/blow.
"You refusal" she repeated,
"Yes. abeolutely. I never wish to
itee your Lsise face or listen to your
false voice again."
The beautiful face dropped until it
wee hidden from his eyes. He rose
from hie chair. every limb trembling;
he could not hay* borne the eight of
it another moment.
"You have squght this interview,"
he said, trying to epeak calmly; "let it
end. Do not say I have a hard
heart -you broke my heart years ago.
I bid you farewell."
He hear her ory to Heaven to have
mercy on her -he saw her fall with
her taoe to the ground. He stood for a
moment half healtating.
"If I opeak to her again -if I touch
her -I am lost," he said, and then be
left the room and summoned his
housekeeper.
"There is a lady in the library -she
It III," he said. "Be very kind to ,ber.
When she is better send for a cab; she
will want to go home."
And he himself left the house lest
any ory of hers should reach, him and
he should go baok to her.
"I have had my revenge," he said to
himself; "but never yet did vengeance
cost so dear."
• To be, Continued.
A Trying Experience.
A NOVA SCOTIA FARMER SUFFERED
FOR FIFTEEN YEARS.
Committal Peer Dintors. Dot the Only Ile•
Der They Dave Mne Was Through In.
'cottons or Morphine - Dr. Williams'
Rink glistered Ilists to Health
and Activity.
From the Newo, Truro, NS.
Mr. Robert Wright, of Alton, Col-
chester Co., NS.. is now one of the
hardiest and hardest working farmers
in this section. But Mr. Wright was
not'always bleased with perfect health;
as a matter of fact for some, fifteen
years he was a martyr to what ap-
paused to be an ineurable trouble. In
cenversation lately with a NEWS re-
porter, Mr. Wright said :-" I am in-
deed grateful that the trouble which
bothered me, ter so many years is gone,
and I am quite willing to give you the
Particulars for publication. It is a
good many years eine° my trouble
first began, slight at first, but later
intensely severe pains in the back.
Usually the pains atteeked me when
working or lifting, but often wheri not
et work at all. With every attack the
Pains seemed to grow worse, until fin-
ally I was bonfined to. the houee, mad
there for five long months WEE bed-
ridden, and mueh Of thia time could
not move without hole*. My wife re-
quired toothy with me constantly, and
became nearly exhausted,
During the tittle Wan suffering thus
I was attended by Sour 'different doe-
tora. 13otae of bheett pronciunned zny
trouble lumbago, °there !elation, but
they did not oure me, nor did they
give me any reliefs MVO by; the injec-
tiori of morphine. ; For years I of-
Mred thus, setinotiMes confined to bed,
at other times able to rp about and
work, but alWayll suffering front! the
pain, until about three yeara ago vvhen
I received a. /141141 lease oft life and a
freedom train the pane that had
so long tortured me. It was at this
time that Dr. William& Pink Pills for
Pale People were brought to my eaten -
den and I get two boxes, effeot
seemed natisvellous and I got six bereft
more, and before tih.e.y ,were all steed
was again it healthy man and ..free from
paha Tt abold rtihreet years 'ranee I
waa eared, and during that tint° I bottle
neverhriti an attack Of the old trouble,
and I eats therefore strongly testify to
the 'sterling. quality of Dr. Williams'
Pink 'Pills. Since they did soli good
work for me Mae recsanmended
them to several people for verioUt
meats, and the Oils have always been
auceetafttl,"
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills 'mire by go-
ing to the toot ad the die** They
renew and build up die ;blood, dui
ertrenetlfen the nerves. Orti driving
disease froth the seetem,t• • Void
dons by firieleting that *Vera box you
pureheo enelosed le a *replier
boating the tradestlark. r
henna, Pink, Pills •tor Pelt Ponplo. ,
-
AUSTRAttAlf TRIBES.
storrtsle inittiu'oirilis:;shti!eit to the lire
liaitranalateriee •
Prof. Iiii/tiVla'kerieer, end P. .1 Lib
elatibrele, have. returned from
Oentral Ardidialift ••-•With material for , ,r. . • •. ,
hook ttpOn. *0010 rieVer hetet% viit-
ad •
Theee Oaritini -AbetifillafieshitVe
teroclilre, the Alsokan limy,
uo.dro lini* :tnto, rile dclan irehoes 10.4
tem.)* moon. rho -beet
thik- kritlekaPi ,tteer!,,
The yhiplit,,OkttitiOn tete& 00',oinn-
*to not :noolonoort tho *ono nn. 03
01 bit firliert"Akifor0 iherinit r*toll
:feltoidit*,0, trite he mast .-as
ihtotiak
,
Okitildatia to an initint.
tdititineit alkWait 1.14,
ant, azzd withhta blood is it e.
tleernit. 401 tiltiik; Upoo
nen ittn,
itraot
riot
"yoti, atoi.
ainv. *Or fir,
hinged. T
thatteAtatlastiett eitonittat Or lins`
ialtiated ritOr. potMittoit Au:lookup,-
ort Wet.,
it Mal 14001.11Ltatete 'that there
sheeld he is Viiiittak littitraiht COO.
Wally* nalittewili. ;Nat 'ties lit.
:the Altatfalleat Oolitinont la
beta latetletera Wee.
A* heat and Isola Of Water, Widek
thili Wind. MO* PfaStleildIS int*
thasigithis (ole-
'-'
driven threirliti 1
11 TICIVAIXON OT T
lo hoofs vikets.,eoiti Sie weed stsv
eesatitate *HOU eirkigeseont,
No/00her 04004 V*i t411 1* t*41*
salt* poitirlmoo oto oplo,ma oput sto
'WPM of VariPtill POO threat
* thorough dimming helm" Wing.
log thew ;Intl* the 4444 TOM* Paree
the romprot ofo, Orr* „door 0141* ,tirror,
mot illowo Olt workor to expedite the
labor without the antioyence or the
libelmates, whichlpollabinn stove
.rwor * carpet or Pear * tree*? PePer*
. .
ed wall *twills *Made
To properly clean it iargeUserlatte.:
or cent 'gore e good dare wOriti
toed it is wisdom to emlaelt elleY meth.
ode, *move all the nickel eastinge,
and mica, and. clean out allr.the &shoe
ii•intl tine duati from rho 4nrotior. No-
thing is etaits, Of49001510*** tur-
key er. wet** wing tor thie, liArAKiita"
Wipe the duet fremsthe eXterlinz With
• oietb, and aAPI7 liquid blcoking
With RP iechavisie Imitate brilleat Tiler#
.are seeeria brands of thie hlocking, on
Ilia ontrItot. Xt careen la 141400 tin
cams with licrew tops for ten Ottani.
There la enough In can OP bleckenA
coal stove. It ill Preeareil wita 0000 -
line or somethirsg akin and toilet not
no used In a room with tire or•artiti-
Mal light. It 410o evalaitatea rapidly;
only a alanda he poUredi out in
a saucer one time. The briptie
brush will reach reenOte en -dere and
deco castinge, leaving UP red or dim
creaees to mar, the linishea work.
Apply the blacking to the ward°
surface, then commence to polish
where tbe blackleg la dryests A eltoe
or home brush Irons the stable is eas,
cellent for this parpoee, and must be
Mean and dllr•
The liquid blacking quickly Ucilehee
to look like satin and holds he lustre
during the whole, season.
There is nothing trotter to °leen
nickel then ammonia and whiting mix-
ed to the ocrimisteeey of thin patite
-4.11PlY with a flannel' • cloth to a
atoll suildsta at -a- time and Polish be-
fore the ammonia evaporatee, if the
Woke,' is plain, die it olio:tear or it
clean flannel to polieh ,with; if rough.
so deer° is no danger of seretehing,
rub vigorously with a se.rubbing
brush to moll lilt the Creases, and Lu-
lea with the ebasnele.
Vine,gar eat'. reinsivel tie smcdg ac-
cumulation from Mien, most effeetnal-
ly. Drop the pieces Of Mica intd • a
pan oil vinegar; waste thein ha it with
a cloth, andltramifer to a pen of clear
water; rinse well and wipe dry.
If not rinsed. the first tire will pro-
duce a cloudiness that will be more
diffloult to remove next time. .
A rolling Platform! or truck is al --
most a awsessity in moving heavy
stoves, but wheaa one is not available
a coal stove may be quite. molly car-
ried by two men by means ate abort
piecie of narrow plank placed under the
magazine before the nickel trimmings
and doors are replaced. A third rier-
eon rosy need to Steady the stove, par-
tipularly It -there mean oven to over-
balance the weight. ; •
The first fire 'should be a very slow
one that the, blacking may not burn
off, causing a disagreeable smoke
and dimming the polish.
Never make thie mistake of starting
a coal firenwitb wood kindlings or ithe
work of cleaning. the talon will be all
thrown away.' Where live coals and
datirooal are not at hand, live coals
from feud wood will do the work
slope. Put in a layer of fine hard
coal itt. the firepot, two •shovels of
live coals, not burning brands, above
it, them cover. with fine coal on char-
coal, abrow open all the drafts and
your fire let certain. As soon as well
Martell, fill with coal and try to hold
ohook ow account of the( new -pol-
ish.
When the pipe, is warm, dip. a flan-
nel cloth in. linseed oil, raw,. or Coil-
ed, and sub it crver the surface. -Spread
'evenly and not too . generously. Com-
mon pipe: Will take on the polish of
best Russia iron, and it is periton-
ea. •I
Lamps ahead, be given a thorough
cleaning in anticipation of the 'Ong
winter eaaniags. The wicks shouldae
renewed, or washed, dipped in vinegar
and dried. The fonts ahould be emp-
tied and alit a ediment renamed.; - The
burners, if still gook ought to be
belied. up int seboa oho and water,
eretthjag and svelter, or a ends
Made Withi,aorips acrivder. When the
pertoratienn are clean, moues thor-
oughly, finse and dry. se little Ste-
t:motion of -alio kind may prevent a
tierioura-aecildent tot life and property.
Papeoially this true of barns lasaps
and Lanterne.
A preetied bousevrife who: is noted
for !her immeettlate lamp chimneys
whispered the Benet : Bach morning
,the •Ithietneys are wiped out With oft
paper, and washed ina the fretilv hot
Oda' beifote the, breakfast dishee, and
dried la a Aean crate* dish towel.
oblanneye ore no Iblighear in that
home, and. ispologiee for dimness ere
never teseessary.
•••••••••••••••
THE CLOCK OP mownns.
Gardeners claim 'that it is quite poa-
aihlo tO no arrange flowers that all the
plbrposes et it elftek Will be answered.
so is aaill that in the times of Plinal 40
flowers were known to open and shat
et Certain hoUrs of the day, and this
aliniber basaltic/0 been largely inereas-
di, • Per instance, it bed of common
dandelions ebsiti it was 6.85 in
the Morning•Mia 8.35 at night, reapele-
:Lived*, Lor thine 'flowers open and shin
at the tiraira ,opreed, ft-441101UP tha
Minute. Tiln otatitnOtt hawkweed bpcna
itt.8 in the Meriting and May he denettils
lad U to elate within a feW &Mate*
of t , the attetnoon. The yellow goat*,
beard shuts at le o'clock Sleets Abates
to the minute, sidereal time.,
wite sowthistie opens at II WM., and
Motes il• te 12 Was The white Illy
ripens tit V *Alas and 010Nee et Mani.
•
TUB. MOWING TOILIIM
•. Ia.abeiars Se. little fhb*. Wiii,
thhrimighly oty. ow, as wives end moth-
er., mrefdi, of olio tonoit
.tootnia,g, tide Wait hertail 10:
,wayt • "a.-sirttylk .thin of say„wifel as.
'tntortlina arititY 1004 ttehOlititt
nactOtott* alatha'hieseltfait 101/10."--
Iteterlei to Snake tritithitig.WrittiPete .
osnat At,botti ",Nintoiritt Oft
atoi; *Act 04 little 144; and, ribbon
Juct * AltdMilag,
thsititatiiink, diens en: -delay
'and Welting, -,Teti ,titten, itittik**1:
44- Availoi
• w*litit, •preparldit Ineektent. not
dirty 'work, kett'enth. the: bitt,, enfant
abd eleovitproteetontellinsid ottlohoit
We .11 Adiviii : the..kithIet ts .4000
„it ,knot voronoy...
,Ontt glow *Alan itti
atii0 leiditterenti stO het atimatitli
'In the siiii4tnittitearei to
huki thic:AdiseilatiOra aer buthend
,ionitoldldren„,. It ottwoorlit ' Se,
wind; boot:Nor day nan,
-*Wit Ube
"10, nitato onioint 'itantatti)
A *tutor*
fo .Me
And Is" Int the• iitatiekt
dilet :ott tee **Tb. oarstaee V .'
14,Itiisifit the %OA
,..liamitatfactiadtati'
.2
eeok 410wlY.•
teresuillicereertivita,i4p0;
alber .140, Zua e( *OW' os too.
,X Motb.fa oor* 3444 gottfoo.,,,-':
Poo-lolt oloot s roof* intik airerlialt •
girt ot thetr. Anierheit pint ot rot*
otmeet,irr 00031koseltnerteltiopoo4ter sap ato hontonter, 044one
one and one -bale toeeppontale Prima&
leg pawiden. fiitt pegustr potrslor in
itionrt tttit egguudt and log aid hotter., yolk
Or anti lent; 01 alt in4
white at egg; pour thitt2pUture late
A ilea0a weit.greseed ionttle• glans, end'
34.41"114431'y tsuntry-tik,-"e"01.e quart ot tioer,
and eitt it; To one goad ot Kollin.
odd PiaiehalA OUR ral *WM irorer *Ad
• atlr mto rim olfro4 Slonr; tithe two
ona. boot 142kkforo41. watcl ounor
to, the doolro4 roortt in OP otke,01
the egat4; ,After eflice are WO *At'
104 1= 441k);0* tP bEttftEY 41.104114L jy no email tibiae of the credit to
email venni Oink Abettor And *115 ' which b tit
theniPtrt tir rise. and ofrer.# was P0r- oPe en Atli WA*,
hal& riSinisbest hard then it'Int Oven Ur other*, possmi$ est more de.
*earl raatik ,aret rifise it "rviug., but moo prop44ent, rear
ektli4nulifeeRMIaltitl°14%;theil ainleht Man,
and from all the weeotioro of him that
imee mached, the nubile, Act (memo to
ati it dere, dieltura eithiler. who
' clearly la view the desired object and
((Peaks nor tied' for effect, but iceePe
Weeteeeriveor:oenide arg irnotobrdetortkaa• t'04.erietbteor,
Onta4litow Trnowurtun-atWohlienb, HCanytunotelders wheaxtuode itg attalamel2t.
In other worde,
Dodd'e Kidney MIA on he la the typically suecesetni general,
Hand. cold-blooded, regiirding the Uwe of
SOWN Tnil
*MU 1011T1L
le New *eft *key lasester 40ealessiva
• ees tietseareee wawa We 'en
tiosteit itteeneet DOPOOlf..410400
Millettli1101 ultesteser.
Tito ePPOWtesent of foloorrfl000rel
Sir Redeem Autry Ballet to the ow
Prom* ronumned 9r the Aritlek tone*
kioath Alzine.:,stettriour unite* st
,094 ASA latereet in the 4104041
etiliS,Oeter effiefir tionteraing
5/11$44 *be okedieti While know* little,
Auger ia,00' Thera c44, earl diirlala Ain
*nor Ile heti *erred with ,dintinettoe
,china, throogh the Zuht woo, the
Atihenti war, the 44YPtian war, the
rentopetati ot 18844 in the:gouda:11/40,nd
tire former war with the Moore: hot in
otnke ot Lbw rentlieta wee 1111'..oflte•
maga aiffereetiatect f oat that et others
tosseetticient degree to Oro tautt4040.....
1*(449* 04 a, 4f.tMsreh 40;4 ssatsuttienti-,
tisKOS • Woo moke up-tiva
nano hetore wanted. tXt the OAP of
milk is set; aufficimtt, add more to
thin tiro hatter.
1
INCH LUOKNO W.
Once leieleal Weise* rills wore hare,
diced Utile io Wove or Me ole
Cesselsilet-Imeererlieeale. nee.
Seesaw Exbilaliel Ph Cape.
•Lunlenew, ;Nov. 13:-.1.08, people or
this totro are of tbe opinion that
they' are the most fortunate lot of
people, in the country. They *my they
have disaovered a remerlatlay easy es-
cape fracas Baoketelle-the enemy of all
peoplea itt sib times. • They saa that
lanoicaolie la really Kidney ache, and
,Olitet Dodd's gainer' Pine will cure it.
Tjje people •ef IdhcirnoW may be( right,
Mat indeed they are right, to 4i ciertain
escheat. But they ate; laboring under
it •mistaken impresaion if tbey inner -
Me they have made it nem discovery
in finding Doride Kidney Pills will
cure Baokaahe.
Itl lie a well-knowu fed la' all eoaa-
tales that Poctre Kidoey Pills are a
Opecific not: 'onLy for liackeche, bat
for all forma of Kidney Disease •-•
Bright's Diaease. Diabetes, Rheamla-
dem ileartTlisease, Bladder and Ur-
inaxe DokaPlainte, Women's* Disorders
and Blood Irma/wattles. •
The people: of Lucknows„are nOne 'the
lees fortunate, however,in having a
medicine •that will' °diathesis diseases.
even shougie cures aro not confined *o
their own town. Dodd% Kidney. Pills
comprise the only me,dloine that will
cure them, and there, was a time When
.the more severe oil the maladies were
linllirear.hh011a
George e Burgress, ot Lucknow.
says: SI have been sit* for about
five months. I had a terrible Back-
ache all tha tinie, and my kidneya were
very bad as the doctor said. I was
advised , to wie (Dodd% Kidney Pine.
I got one box and found, relief almost
immediately. 1 used three boxes els
'together and am recovered complete -
y. can do my work better now tban
ever in my lifet before:* "
CYANIDE'S DEADLY ATTRACTION.
Those Wise liansile ilae Diaz Drawn Alumni
• Irresistibly to SiVnlioW it.
"just now we are engaged in the
making of tons of cyanide of votes -
slew." says a member of a firm of
manu'ustnrhig chemists. "and of all
poisons, thici, to my mind, is the Most
dangerous. because of a singular qual-
ity it possesses. • It is in appearance
tatotveLtheyareyattraetttn
ivoet:tetedszewhwoitun
handaie
ih
almost overwhelming. desire to eat it.
To Due man it probably suggests sugar,
if 1m have a fondness for saccharine
subatances, and to another, snow new-
ly fallen; but to bedsit is SO alluring
that -they may only overoome the
temptation,. to pet it in their mouths
by great force of will power, ;
"Tee very men wbo niake it and Who
are most fainilier with its deadly pas.
pert,ies are pursued by an unreason-
able desire to eat the poison, and as
long as they remain in ite vicinity ,this
extraordinary craving endures. They
know that to give way to the craving
means death almost instant and hor-
rible, and as a consequence are usual-
ly able to recast the stran,ge temata-
don, but during this last ten yeare we
have been engaged in the man.ufaetute
of the drug four of our most intelli-
gent and steady -workmen have oral,
mitted suicide in this way."
"Ever feel like eating it yourself,"
he was asked.
"Yes," the • manufacturer replied:
"Many times when in contact with the
cyanide banes, and have had to Wee -
work paecipitatelyin consequence; Sri
roU 18 thitl °taloa fact known in all
works where cyanide or Potasaiuns is
made there 'ate always. two : Men at
Work together, and a jar of ammonia,
whieli is the antidote to thespoitien.18
kept at. hand, ,
"Potassium la art Of WO Moot inter -
eating substances .knoWit to themipal
Makers. • The metal lteelt Is moody
used itt all itt the arts, but ita many
'ante tire of Inuntstmo 'welitiout valuo
Niter deedlargely in theassellesition of
gunpowder, Vitalizers, inedionies and
dyeing compounds. ;Oyealideltali &m-
mol• as means to ab end, regretting
the 100 of soldiers 10 battle, not on
woad of the men; but trent the fact
that It- dinanishea the number of hie
effective force; pituctjIiqi in duty,
end demanding that evenhene else
ebould he the same; net apariler
and equally merailees in bis ex-
actions on others; a man to whom'
OTHER MEN ARE MACHINES,
to be moved to and fro, and manipolat-
ed witheat the &lightest regard to
their personal teenage.
Such a man 'may, in hie moments of
relaxation, he an agreeable compan-
ion, but relaxation to a man of tbie
kialundotiainferecoin,naalancleos‘tvithuruttahteurpoal;puit.
lar conception of his character, nor, In-
deed, with the tante in the case; for
e, man of this description rarely feels
the need of It. Cold, phlegmatic, for
all practical purposes, his nerves might
be ateel wires; so far as can be judg-
ed freut word or aot, he has AO .nerves.
Ile is among men, but not of tiaena ;
a, thing apart and above the human
race, using it for his own purposes, to
accomplish hie own plans; to carry! out
the objecte which be .proposes, to ful-
fil the teak Wallah has been set for
him, or which he has set for himself,
without fear, without zavour.
The portrait of Buller, might, with
trifling modifications here and there,
serve an the portrait of Kitchener, but,
the moat obvious quality, of each be-
ing silence, not to say taciturnity, the
°boosters of both men must be judg-
ed from their *tient*, rather than from
their words. Theyare men who make
history. Silent mert in positions of
power and influence always dq. The
nitre of action is not alwaye silentethe
eilent man la not always a man of ac-
tion, but when he is, when hie mentel
energy takea the form, a« deeds rath-
er than of word,s he is tOlertibly SIMS of
accomplishing something which .Me
world will find it wertb, while to re-
member. The silent nem, while them-
aelves speaking little, are a source of
inspiration to the talkers, ler so na-
tural le it, and so much' easier for men
to translate thought into language
rather than into action, tbat the silent
man becomes more conspicuous, by his
taciturnity than he could estimably be
by, the exereise of any gift of speech
that might belong to hint,
SILENT MEN.
ThS history. of• the world has been
made by silent men, who like Buller
andKitohener laid well their plans,
but did not talk of them, often not
even to their inmates. The silent
men ia of necessity self-reliant, self-
contained. Ile beans with Patience tbe
views and opinions of otliera, bat does
net impart his own; he listens to ad-
vice, but glees ne 'hint cse to what use,
if any, he intends making the sug-
geations offered. The talkative man is
morally certain, mane time or other,
to make it slip, and say too much, or to
say the wrong thing, or the right thing
at the wrong time; but the, words of it
-quiet man are usually well weighed be-
fore they are uttered, thua generally
convey a deeper significance than times
of the talker, who, from mere force of
Wait, speaka whether he has anything
GC1Sra411eat °nor Idalitt have generally been
silent meg. The military life of it-
self is not cc:inductee to loquacity, for
the discipline a the ra.nka enforces
silence, but the private soldier has per -
'oda of relaxation, daring which his
tongue may bave free play. ne hoe
no care, no responsibility, rot his move -
menta 0.,re directed by his officers, and
even if he had the capacity, he isnot
'permitted to do his cavil thinking. An-
other thinka for hint,. /mother tells him
what to dts and his main duty is sil-
ent obedience. A commanding general
hi In a position *here retierve is
ctn-
forbad by his eurrousidings. 8,e has
110 etplaki, and therefore, bo lath:as-tea,
ho leruicibes;sttiettrioesraed, abiYe tim
all,radeahibereltihgohste-
ast who bear them, often distorted into
a. (significance which he did net in -
/f you wv3i,, eroubledi 'with Catarrh
nnd want 1:101°13.0162egnr7rna: Itattahilo•
..sreirar,
.zOne,- which 'is a guaranteed mire for
thin dietresaing disease. There is rie
roontd. Ofceltrooge,00nitt t4lab oatiert:tailitimio Ittifeitt Lf*reca ehotelmagt Caotitart4 haxanaatiaenthsetigitoll
cl
oiter liquefiabie gas wbioh hitw- the ooritni eenribt ratuall theitdieettied parte
oilerof alitelitilir and bnraa With nnu nd hanst,tlittelateared uee1ee. but. 004'
pin flews; Cyanide 01 potauium s atilittione 14 tiorried by the itir Yen
Made by Wising pekeiteititikt an,alkall 'breathedirectly to ,ithe,diseasott parts
Metal. in efensgen-lpta. and la h' value ,it:,•IftrilItow.., kWh* tins ger4
pmusshato of Wash, 11";in prkitioted• lits.wnd 'tooling thr,,Mre epotit 11
aIim 14 West farms** in Which ors 14 COSS hiS.inhalatirliti No agnate* Aid'
sine tad, with coke oncoat mitt le,ver.• rink, ,noid b*. all „druggists or by
mount When kept.dry, but. ; deoont-: *WO **Wife* trial °teat nenctl
Ottecia readily itt 1#01f1tt att.' it 'Or*litlit'!'; DODD* JO N. il.kiVhiowiit & Co., (Ilox 518
144651 bitt1tY'r .00tOgiolat bIooka, nnti 14 RingettMi: Ont.
tatsMitlY 001016lintot.lt. heel the 4 • ' i;
011et. 04410, ,t1 nd fitlftitt hitter.4 ; .010144008 011' IT
*nide ;OUVOritOriltirn • 4i. - •
1. XIS 0E84 letEtt .WEEtan ,"4191,r4'"0, tete, a
°Iritrilt14hritittt*talltbaillifittrattl .4:41entitte'll
„Settee. Of ftnita oott aidonaio in
1.111,11 EASY
tkatilin
take 111. *any here et let..
- lekt: Odds/ • iskt be
''Atte 01 bit oitroAt.t. dust lot
..A1.41k"i6edeir
:Syhtlin..,Wir thecoily,'allat • ot lot<
It* .xntrv noo noka n000nit lOpa :ha%
3104,0 41,10 . • • •
„
..7*,60trlialt„WITU TB LADIES,
,tbs year
bwnies it haft. told .eneng# to
0060 ttleet, and 11 inn,t4O bot
it th.lr ult.:Nowt *tom in
5
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• Worn*** Work le never:409, 'wad?'
ted the ,eyinotiehetie citizen. .
t=tft
le, B.nr'tetta'ui Nirootan'S work, 14
:stover ,40134. %care is Away* enough
'or It i.lt treek'ta'ketne her' huithend:
Imo: from the, tine:the ,igete through
'dinner tilt ha'S US tired ne: hite, to go;
to '
ALLA LILY
41 ;iik.$4434 and
ittinakaitl 7fW,"
Toon in IttOIa.1 but rt.ot the leent
ttie dieeeette;'0',
**Mlle 4,eleoll? 111 ElM RAT A -
Tokelau -Ws Brom° Quints* Tomato...I Atk
doillIflellrofauct the MOW. if knelt to sine.
OretteseigemOtAisint wish inns
It iflaa la *044; klagla tieoPItVa
lAnlat lls 1000.0644telt. 1
"Terrfrr.,
41 pharaoh leap rens et fiteett.9ee.
' No man is abeng tob!. valet and -
no man wants to be a t to hie
bete,
La Toe atm& 1 Mitt malleat
mematf.......7.0xutb. eau:
Tags a wise knows what not
to do in ea .
0,1CIEEFFS- 117T. az: MALT
ZinlSorantiL. sown
Whaa man bas done
81113 can improve on.
.11.1.1•1110
woman thinks
P00 OVOR FIFTY TOMO
ateadtfairstovas sceseMica elrarfr
mn
roll bent
sod Motions for Owir.sbUdesa WOW. Diess
Ds metese the gens, allays min. sures Mon
solfs, an jai issbenjomoly kw meow*. Ice a bet.
tie. Botany sli demean thrtoriann Ms world. As
ewe sad ark Are"WA Winslotr's ftetidse Symp..
•
Imposition is the only position some
people ever attain. ,
ado Revtard, $100. •
The !sedan) of this paper will be _pleased to
learn that there ts.rtt least sae dreaded disease
that science has been ablelc ratutiro itnte:. I ita
states and that is Catgut. r °sterol
camels the only JOAO/a mire new
the medical Araternity_ Catarrh being it e
Ututional disease, requires a constitution
treatment. Hairs CaWrb Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the word and
memo; surfaces el the eystem, thereby des-
troying the foundation of the Wawa and
RIVIllEtbe patient strength by building up the
constitution arta assistluit nature bn doing its
nark. 'rho proprietors naves) mach falba in
It. curative powers, that they offer one Hun-
dred Dollen for any,case that it falls to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address. 11`, J. 01110113)/ &CO.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by drugghns,
Haire Mundy Pins are the beet
worm..
Be sure you Are right', then be cer-
tain you are sure.
FIONTO1111. MOTU CIRSOTORY.
The s' Balmoral," Free Sue tarttO:
Hotel Carslako, Roza
02r.O.Ststion. Montreal. Geo. Caralaka& Vo.u, Prop's.
ATOMS HOUSE-mcGUI-CollegO M50
enu&
•
Fpne. iralzy.Hotel rates $1,
ST. ,JAMES411)TEL..-°,10,rogpm• pet
Hallway. First -clam Coannercilig House. 1117deni
im-
prooaments-Itit$es moderate.
Some men show good -judgment by
showing a lack of self-confidence.
,
WP.C.998
• CALMER:1"S
Cerb011O ototsfoottutto. Soaps. Dint.
mon% moth-,..,:ettwitorct eat; heve been
awarded moo mor and diplomas for superior
excellent*. Their regalse Ube prevent infect!.
one disarmed. Atit your dealer kr Obtain a
supply. Lifts Millertfreetisetoplleition. '
F. 8t,
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cachets
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