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The Signal, 1901-12-5, Page 6MON$O I(t,Netx)N is the original packet tea of Canada, end will doubtless be on the uutrket when other's are forgotten. No tea possesses the exquislte flavor of MONSOON. atoti4°***°x44**°*.(4'�a: •• , THE EARL'S DAUfitITER _ ,* y,yy,L_ y I� '55 45 45 45 4, 446 40 444546 6 46 , it was pact mideigltt-and at the clove of the London newton. Halt the weary world was sleeping, wulle the other half (the true laboring else.) wag tolling to procure the amusement of Hoeft and tricolor. At a bowmen Pa.k Lane, the numer- ous lights, swede t f music, ant gay figurer thrtt fatted continually tierred the Often wlntow•r, "leave that none festivity WAS taking place: while the long train of carriage," in welt- ing, with patient sertaut's slumber- ing at their posts, WEN n•. sign I wit the assembly was likely to break up soon. A few ntght.wenderer.l, at- tractrvd by flan glare. an 1 curious, perftape, to gain some 'weight to a work' Ot which they lute only heard, were hanging about the paling. on that ride of the house which looked into the park, and grumbled to each other that heaven's gifts were to all divided. and that woe at timate a pennon In her glance not ofeen found in epees of teat cola. ; and itt We morn vet when we fire fleet irrtruducel to ks r dine seemed to have forgotten every feeling but that of filed lova In a few minutiae Lord CIevedon .Lessee unoesILY, and then. with a alight sigh, °opened Els eyes and flied deem on his daughter. "Ethel, U that you le" "'Yeti, dear papal I hope I have not disturbed von.' -What are you doing here, my' dear 1" el only ren up to s' how you were going on 1 fee l uneasy when we are separated for No many hours. Go to ele"p again, dear father : I shall b•. quite sattrfleed now I hate looked ate yeea.'. "Haw goes the night. child e* "It 1s past S o'clock.•. unequally v. "Not hater 1 I hod hoped It was al- lied all tie riches and the pleasure, ny'eI dawn' ; ewe with a look of while others, homeless tike therm- reelgnttlon, the nick man .lightly "elven, looked on from afar, with changed bis positkylt. "1 supped" your empty eomache and replang heart". party la not over tlu-n, Ethel?" But all was not ea nrtght as" It ap 'Mot yet ; but i dare say It soon peered 1a the house to 1'ark Lana. will be." ' reception -chambers might ba "You had better go back. then. my brllllaotdy II.umlrtated, but there dear, your mother may mos you.' were other roam," beneath the same "No Nor of that. paw': Lady ('leve - roof where the Ught burned dim and Ten le better engaged," low, and pain and sickness were Thar was a half hleleiett bitterness, enuring a very different moenet° be let thio reply which olid nut eaonpe enacted. In an apartment richly her frith r e n.tice. hung wltb maroon velvet and fur- • You have not been enjoying your- Dished our Dished) In the style of Louis Quatorse -an apartment en.n.lentiy amended to enable Its occupant to remain undisturbed by any unite which might go on beneath bin -ii man was nineotng in an arm -chair. Not an old m lit, by any means, and yet so aged from the effects of rerlue•nt and acute suffering then ten hair and beard were nearly white, and the long, thin hands, wh.oh lay passively upon tilt lases, were shrunk toe wrtakted. At a first glance be seemed to be alone, for the shaded lamp upon the table threw Ire mild beams upon no other living creature, But his- attcntlnnte bad only left him when he appeared der poral to sleep, and were in the ante- chamber, napping themselves, but reedy to start up at the tenet sum- mons of their master. For thb was tho owner of the bowie Maisel(-tho man wheeler purse- etrings must unlrnw to ear for all the merriment going en below-. Robert, Earl of ('lev.don ; ani hie alcknees waw mot a thing e,( yester- day For months he hal been reining in that armeehnlr, u°abln from a erpee t t) ..t a whole bOoweheee ern, self, I fair, Ethel. The team reeked to hie daughter's tee*. She rose hastily from the chair eei which she wee gentwt. arid (lune liermet upon her knees beetle him. "Deleting myself ! while you lie lore, h mw could I'. It lee a shame there rib mei be any Joy In the house, ne merry -making, even the Rem booms Loa ref It, while you-nh, father nue here lady Ethel'e utterance wits jemmied by her sobs. ' Seale hush !" said Lord Clevettote s'othlnely, na he paced hie hand ep n her bowed heed ; it lone dimes Ilk• mine. child, cannot be permitted to Interfere with all the entire we ewe to anny. My wife nrcupies a herb etntlot In the world. and greater toe .triers are expected from her than would be from a woman of m lows r r eek. She doer not belong entirely te, Ire; 1 rotild not expect It." ' You expect far ton little," mur mnre.l Indy I:thel; "you think u1 everyone beforeyoureed," •;Cot aro," replied the earl not n faint "mile. "Are wenot ail to bi pack -d oft to Nice next week, fo, my emporial benefit, ape Is It not snf painful nature of hie Mamie, tosleep In rt recumbent p.,st01r, until even those nearest to !t!m hal begin to fancy that so lingering n complaint meet end In convalescence. Aa -t yet - the death -Ilk• appearance of his handsome face, and the Mettles., heavy manner in which Irl+ wasted body premed Um pillow•, might have f•.ree- warncd them that nature was almost tirtal of the warfare and ready to la down her arms. lay the door of the b'd-eham- ber was pushed noiselessly open, and stepping in the cautious manner with which we approach sleep.'re, a girl, apparently of about nineteen yearn old, passed over the threshold amt drew near the arm -chat; of the'slum- bering man. Robed In white satin, with her fair arms nue- neck dis- played, and pearls twisted In her hralr, she seemed a strange appari- tion to vi It a tIck-room at mktnlght ; but rtnconecieus as heedless of the fact. she dropped meetly Int,, an adjacent seat, anti with claspd hand, and parted Imps, which betrayed a very sorrowful anxiety, gased•earn- sat.ly upon the features of the eleep- ing cnrl. Ane at tide j acture, a stranger, with p,•rmae on to observe her uedls- trrtx.l, would have been less struck, perletpn. with her beauty than with the lofty patrician order n1 Its merit, Fntr as .he war, almost to a fault ear the dight broom which mantled on her cheeks had been collet fortis by excitenment and would %eolith w.th the morning) the Saxon hair. blue eye•, and delicately molded features, so common to our English nrestocracy, attracted lees notice than the high brow, Oval fade, and curled upper lip, wltleh Inst, though obvlouoly formed by nature for the purpose, bud been materially andsted to its heavenward deetction by the excellent o f . n teleeta n - a1 by Lady Ethel Carr of 1erself, her accident of birth, and every- thing belonging to her. The stately way In wh,oh she carried iter nris- toeratlr Lola heed...chewed that she edheldered herself au something su- perior to the rest of the world ; and a glance at her pretty superclllnus mouth wan eufflclent to prove that tbn surest point oa which she oould be wounded was her pride And yet there was nutting coil about the expresekla of her time; on the con- trary, proudly as tats+eoafr! repel the advate:ea of strangers or Meek the familiarity et interests+, there wan $OZODONT for the TEETII 26c get what 1. dem to bee birth and citation In moiety aa to Mak the nate of Carr In that of Bainbridge," with withering contempt. "The Balubrklges are a very wealthy faulty," resumed Lord ('leve- duu, to a woeIug tone, "and It would not be the filet teat• w woman has exchanged her noble name for the ulnen. of malntalnlog It. Remember that you have no dowry, Ethel; that when you marry you will take your Itiiabrtud literally nothing." "Notldug, father?" she repeateat, tnterrugttively, with a satlsflel glares of the lovely featured reflect- ed to the mirror. "Ah, child! 1 know what you are thinking of ; but beauty le a gift oonmmou to peer tad peasent alike, and of small value In the matrimoulal market. Yee know l am not rich. Ethel; In fact, for a maxi in my po- rtliest, 1 am t-xoeedingly poor ; and lifter my death there will be no'sep- arate provlrloa for yourself. Carr- hnnlpton and Temple Orange are entailed estates; they both go to your brother Temple. with little 000ltgh for the poor child to keep them up on, long es hie minority may last ; for 1 rugret to say that 1 nm deeply Involved in debt. This house, then, and furniture with the income derivable from her owu marriage set- tleineuts, les poeltively all I have to Nettle on your mother. Were I cer- tain of Eel remaining aa elle le I 'Mould feel differently on the eubjeot, for to any case stir will enjoy the interest• of bur rot's money till he Domes of age,, but as tt 1s", Ethel" -with a dewy sigh -"Gertrude le young. yoesee, eine very much admir- ed, and It la Impoalllhle, to calculate on wort t may happen." "I understand you, father. and it is no news to me; you have often told me the same thing before : and, t( it must be so. It must. But no circumstances, however unfortun- ate. are likely to Influence me In snaking. n match below my nation In life'. "But what I w$.nt to convince you of is, thus birth 1a a mere accident, and mo clow who is a gentleman can be beneath you. 1 have been °bilged to leave you dependent on your mo- ther. Ethel and you do not always get on well together. The thought often makes mo feel uMsppy." "We get on well enough. father ; eiou't let that distress you ; but as for this ton DahabrldFe--" • "Colonel 2talnbrelge.' mildly inter- posed trued (Tevedon. "Colonel Tito - mar Baiftbrldge, I believe his name lc" "Yes," rejoined Lady Ethel, with supreme indifference, "perhaps so. the name fits the man. As for this Colonel Thomas Bainbridge, then 1. toll yen truly, sir, that I would ra- ther starve as Lady Ethel Carr, than own my means of support to him." "Not 11 yon learned to love him, Ethel I" My eyes are not likely to look on tho gratnd long enough- to learn to levo him," she replied Insolently'. Lord Clevedon regarded his retel- lings daughter for some moments In -. l.u;Ce, nod when he spoke, the ead- net"of hie tone was almost eoteme. "Ethel, that pride of yams will some day be brought down. I pray that when It le, yet. life's happiness may not be oeerwhelnrell at the sante time:" and then. to thorigh fa- tigued with the discussion, he add- ed: "you had better go back to your visitors now, my d•'ar ; year long ub- s mco will be remarked npen ; an 1 I think. U left to myself, I could sleep ngayr:' Lady Ethel bent down and kleeed hint alesattt mechanically, for her refried feelings had not quite set- t! el down Into their proper place: bit as she wee leaving the apart - urea. Lord Clevedoo called her back. "My child," he said with. affection- ate earne.teem, as he drew her to- ward .him, "try to lei more like your own deter mother who is gone be- fore este she waw so meek ead gentle., Ethel. And If I should leave yew. tient., If I should join her sooner than coli anticipate, don't forget what I have said to you to -night," Than nil the girl', pride melted be- neath her alarm. "Father! Father, dearest! what do you mean ? You do not feel worse. father : not weaker than you felt yesterday or the day before?" "No, no, my dear ; indeed not. What have I said to frighten you? But death Is near at hand for all of us. Ethel, and purely nearer for the weak than for the strong." Lady Ethel shuddered To her the nnune of Death eonveyed no notion but tient of a dark grave and a nar- row ae row! coffin. red all the soul reprrllent horrors with which wo Invest our funeral solemnities. Her heart had never realised the perfect happiness of ransomed souls set free from the ctmtne of earth and sin, or the burnt of choose! singing with which the settee of earl are thrown open to admit another angel to the Pre- sence that redeemed it. She had no power to look beyond the elgne of our mortality. Her cheeks blanched, and her frame trembled when Lord Cleve - don mentloneel Eta probable de- ceaAe, but It was more from frlgtrt than winery. Mho 414 not believe 11 misible that IN surmise was correct. I !m h urmis co D but eche slinddere l to remember that such. a horrid thing as death must tetvltat:1y COno to every living creature, and would have obHlerat- a1 the knowledge altogether if elm could. 'Papa, papa, what are you think- ing of -what are you iiaylnlg Tr elm. said, Irl to In I don't r n p gy. Y P meek like that. the shall be at Nice, you know, next week, and then Dr. Chalmers says that you are certain to got well again." "Parings ao my ohild-as (hod plennetrr�� repeal the earl gently. And ttfen, with n bloating. he once more dlinntsaed her. And basally drawing Iter handhorchlef acme. her ryes, Lady Ethel quitted the apartment. •lint at this time of tee year for the sake of one old nein 7 Mean wl l'e, Lady CI'vednn owes 100111• thing In return for tin attentions of her trimer anti min.. wicks eke is very properly trying to pay off. 1 week' not have he. put off her reunion, tele mown for any coo.klnrathoa How many geode have you to -night -01 an averag • 1' he continued, with it view to diverting her attention from himself. "About two bemired, • i should' think -perhaps more," maid Ludy }:thel, Indifferently, as she rose from her kneeling position, and etodnl be inn the glees drying her ryes. "The Merglde J' teicarran is among them, I suppose!"' A quick °beerier might have neer the .e'arlrt flush whtnh mounted to tin face of Ethel Garr, t• she re. fillet to thin ginger, question ; it souk' have tak et a ette quicker one to note the look, made half of peen and half of patience, with which th. earl received her answer. 'Ansi your friend. Ethel ; the mil - 'ant tolonol of artlll'ry-Is ill there alto 1" "My friend: returned the Riri, re- covering from leo slight coataelon "who dares to call Colonel Baln• bridge by that name?' "1 understand you like 111m." "From Lady ('levedoa, father ; air way your ln'orment, t pregame?' and fellers lip celled to Its highest ex- tent. likes. a ''Or that- hyou-which V It Iahei ?" 'Voila line nitre clines," rejoined hie daughter, haughtily, tie she o taxed a stray love -lock to Ila enr.0thly on her forehead. "Colonel Bntnbrldge may admire me; I know nothing about that. and once Iwo, ynnr footman may do the! MOM, air. nnl • Jtem nd lratifxt of one man 1w likely to bring forth as" much fruit nun the other. it Is Impossible, even for me, to Avoid the adulation of the herd ; it would be another theta to enoentrnge It." Crani, Ethel,'' sold Lord ('Ievekm, with eomn degree of res proof. "Y.m arooing too far In sot eking like this. Were you ngree- oble (te the proowedlnt, there weel4 be nettling rxtrnordinnry In your ulnrrytrtrt a man Ilio Colonel Bain- bridge. Ile le a gentleman ; and the king ennnot be more," Lady Mel "tared at her father with wnmltlgnted elrprlar. "But your rinughtrr may require mere, Sir," she snkl "and you mewl not expet she will ever so far for - PALMISTRY HAND READING BY MAIL. 1 here as" any reasons why It Is not always possible to cnnautt a pal et personally. Our m,,thod is .ntlrely new. It has many a vantage•, mad appeals pectieularly to those who Ile. At it dirt nee from the e111... It noskca It possible for ev.ryone to obtain reliable ..peen• of their hands without towing oblige/ to befFywn homes. A hnoklet, utzplate• lag the method, will Nat free upon sppllcetlon, NORTH AMERICAN .SCHOOL OF PALMISTRY P. 0. riot fie. HAMILTON, CAN. (Canadian Branch 1 The lett* of reoeptioa .none to wrhk'h Ethel Ogre now took her way were gorgeously turn WW1 With welt° and gull and hanging.' of pale - blue eaten, in the same oid-fa'shlooed stye' as the bedchamber. They were profusely decanted, uwreover, with hot louse flowers, and crowded wttit a large and brilliant company, In the midst of which, surrounded by tiro elite of her Ignitor*, sat their i hostess, Gertrude, (bunters of Cleve.' don. 1n age not over eh and -twenty, wtteh large, clear, gray eyes", rite features, rosy complexion and an abundance n( auburn heir, Lady ele.etkm, In tie metlmatiu0 of many of her friends, was considered a haadeome.r woman than her step- daughter. But a o1'rtaln ooaresenew in tie attllnetl of iter figure, the sparkle of her elm, and the appear - tome or low open mouth, with its full red epee, deterred teen of refinement from paying her the admiration wrtdrh she ,•xaoted from the crowd. Physically beaatitul ph' oertatnly was, but there wee less intellect than vivacity written on her faoe, tont tore cunning than eiovernelw detected In her character. And yet, like m'iny women of her type. she drew simply because the 'stoop- ed to draw; end the men who now hovered round the ottoman on which she was reclining, and vied with one another hr engrossing her attention; were ..'one of the most flattered and ,,•,•first after of her aoquaintanoe. Conaploufusly :among them 'thous the llnrgnbl de leo:eras, the men- tion of whose nam' had called forth is sigh from the lips eJ the Earl of Cteveton. Tele gentlemene-even In an ntsembly •where many were hnndM.me.. most were young. and nil fnshionahie-was the possessor of sufficient beauty, youth, and mote to command universal netloe. An I, perhaps', hie nru,iteed attrac- tions were increase 1 rather thnu diminished by the fact of his na- tlooallty, which was not eufftcf- ently prominent to rale° any great barrier of dbtlncttnn between hem and his associate's. Descendel from nae of the oldest and most noble families of France, and bred and born in the land of hie fathers. Victor de Lacarrns had yet been educated In England, and forme• most of lite early friendahlpe with eons of our country. From tltul clrru:estnnce he beat t been accustomed to pans much of p Els time here an.i on beoeneng las • own master, had ao associated him- i self with English manners and c people. las to be mere than half an Ther' was Enclt-hman himself. I f noNubJ.et connected with our national customs, laws. or ' amusements Oil +ellen the Marquis do Lnrarra" was not am will Inform- ed rte any of his n I lshre : he wan to be m with on every race -comae In England ; kept his hone'• in town, hie hunters In the country, end his yacht at Ryde; evoke the English language as fluently as he hie its own. nod never trouble,' Parks ex• eepting twine tM /season Netwt'.h•t: n ilree whole h • r tatn'd all the gra"• and polish I. -reline to a well bred Frr'nethrnan : knew intul- t-ivet7 by wh#•h ei dente flattery enol, woman's war WAN t0 tr' fenlne.l ; nod had niwayn the pr a of foreign ex. traction to fall hack upon when he found that hn had gone ton far. Finally. VMto. cow i,aeerrne wap what Ie oim1i-1 by Me owl net n ensu lucky men 111. hl.Ict, nine n 1-sirsp l dyne, which newel i.' 'oft ns velvet or hand am ate .1, as fickle nature (lLrtntal to Elm. ware eufnctwnt of theme -Ives to take Pewee hearts by wts-•m. hail they not bon set In a hatememe fee', awl joined to supple. wee -knit repute. Hut It 1n sorry work to attempt to d. •'nib' b'anty. Eney enough in write .town a Iht 01 f em.'s, ape "a7 that, amnlgnmated._ _leek_"' well ; bit expreiekm Ie not to to caught in ten many wen de, ane with• out exproudon life le wanthut The expu-n. ton rg the margnb waw generally an Indifferent ane; to repope, he appetrw1 tired a the world and Ire pleneuros which one perhepil the reason that, wIlh Elm to appear intertotei wee to fay the hhthent compliment of whhob he wax capable. On the prevent oecesioo, hale he hong conspicunnely over the Countetes of Cleverinn. and eve° took the trouble to draw off her attention from her other /meets, he 'teemed more lertlees and Indifferent than somal, and 'hie dark eyes rov- ed constantly from the contempla- tion of her neck and ehoulderN to the door of the npartment In which they were sitting. No such feeling of ennui, how- ever. pat/woo 1 Ilia fair heeteeu for she wee all cparklo and flutter at title monopoly of her, awl would leave any gnestioe empowered to listen to the fal°tset murmur from hit languid lips. it a all at this jgneture that Lady EUiel de•fuende 1 the broad etAtr- oa,u' fowling from the upper story. A group of m •n and woman. else had been unabl • to find mats with- in or who preferred freedom and flirtation to foul ale and oiaper- one, were clustered on the landing, ahlspering In couples, or being "eloquent In 'silence." They fell apart tie she, appeared. me king way for her to enter, and with n faint smile and militia in- clination of the head, she jwts'eed through them Into the crowd be- yond. ' Very lovely 1 Don't you think pot' suggested one young lady to her companion. AA the wtlite satin train swept over the threshold of the drawn root - "H -gym!" paid the oompnnbn, medi- tatively (ito knew that an unquali- fied "yen" would anything but pitmen tin fair gamiest), "soma temple might think her so. but she's not my style; she U far too cold ani etatueeque looking to plenee me." At thin qualified) commendation the young Indy felt tent she might Nafe- ly t•uett her argwttont "Oh ! hat I nereure you. Lady Ethel Carr Iron harem considered quite a belle fids season ; and at the last drawing room tt was remarked that mit was the prettiest wanes there," 'Indeed ! then you can scarcely Wye been prnnont," returned her ea teller, gallantly. "How can on 7" was thin curt hut exprwpetve rejoinder. and then, as tho,gh to °bang• no pereonal a sob- Jret, the buly continual, "Ilett 1 be- lieve whet Tat said rnnperel fg Lady EttoI'e appearance U perfectly true ts r 'Rarea Ider telemeter rr }v rr ybed 7 says; tl.nt elm U terribly cold." "Of (tourer': perhaps you will be- lieve ton aneltter `into" "Mhal (lore not deet on we'll with other Kirin. They oemhplatn of her be- tngtwm nneornmunkeeIveanti reserved. Not n bet like deer Indy Clevedon, IA It r" " No! There's it pretty womtar pow. If you like," replied the gen• lienar, f eleetting for a moment hie role "9rch Ilfe-ancb coloring. She In worth two of her etep- de tighter." (To h. continued.) We believe MINARU'H LINIMENT la the beet. - Matthias Foley, 011 City, Ont. Joseph Sieow, Norway, Me. Rur..1t. 0. Aruwtruog, Mulgruve, N. II , Ch'tVVhuotene Mutgrate, N. li. Pier Landry. 1'ukeuiouolte, N. a Tiuouas Wasson, Sheffield, N. Ii TOPAZ IS MUCH FAVORED. IkIs U. 1e Highly Prised by le'ash- luuebles at 1•re.eut. "Not the least beautiful of the many sena-prucl,uee stores fur whkh thorn ka ulwayr it large demand is the topes." said a whul..alu dealer ill gumr to thu writer. -The nitwit togas generetlle suypgurts only a yellow Atone, yet there are Ught blue, brume who green varieties winch are fre- quenttt,)' sold as taboo ethic*. Tho geuutne aquamarine m ty, however, be weedy dlatiageleheed treat a topes, ue the former .tome more closely re - rumbles the oolur of green sea salt, litaelee, the topes admits of a higher pelwh, atnl is extremely slippery to the touch. Strange to may. the yellow topes when e.lghtly heated becomes pink; heated further, the pluk grows paler, and by k.eg heating it Is e'u- ►rely expelled, leaving the green colorless. The sherry colonel or brown topes Ie blenched In a very choirt time by the rays lit the win strong daylight, and all the whito foundOpuses fond In nature have been olid urlsed In this way. Tho topaz is outset In granite rocks In Siberiaspan, Peru, Ceylon, Brasil, std Mal testi ad In volcanic rocks lit Colo- ruck",ck", ()tab and New M.zioa"-Wash- ngtu(t Star, lir J r Mknard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc. Not Flabbergasted, On one occasion when Mr. Beecher was to the midst of an Impossiuuvd perch seer one attempted to inter upt him by amts./sully crowing like COLA. The orator, however, Itrtened (11t the erowl.tg ceased and ben, with a look of eve rise, pulled out his watch. Murcltig elreaet,r !' he Mild. "My watch Le only lit 10 o'clock. But there en be no etletrtke about' It. The In- Nttrwte n' the lower animals are in- aII1We." There was a roar of laughter. The 'ower .,alarms" in the gallery col - biped unl Sft. Heeweller wag able to resume lee Lf nothing Intel occurred, r a CII.1P'tER 11. i.ut site had scarcely e•rosmel the threv,ltoki of his ohnmber before the torture's which had played about her features am she listened to his Met words, disappeared, to be re- placed by a bearing In which of- fended pride wan the predominant feeling; for the tenor of her father's oonversatloo returned upon her memory, and she recalled from whom It was he had derived his in- formation n- fo. n 1 f 's , e11 ee- t n o the en noel 1 ro o h 1 r 1 tion for hermit. "She would we luxe married to a tradesman." thought the girl, bit- terly. "In order to gratify her own ambition to get rid of me; but If Lady (levedon lmeglnos that a Carr will he turned out of her fa- ther's house to enter any butt tine equal to It, she la very much mol,- ta ken." And the remembrance of n title na anUl.nt as the Earl of ('levrrkm'e, awl whirl' she had ren non to exp'ot wood, before long be offered for her n•oeptanc.- trent the name segment* blush to her fair hrrrenhe d, whk•It had crimsoned it betters., and despoiled much of the ugly felling wheal was lingering there. $OZODONT Tooth Powder 26c $100 REWARD, $1.00 The reader-, of this raper will be pleased to earn that there is nt least one dreede,t disease hat .cieuee has been able to cure in all its Agee and that is Catarrh. Hall'- catarrh 'are 1e the only pe 'eve cure now known to Le medical fraternity. t'atarrh being a conwe 1 tutorial disease requtrsea etx,M a nt iunal treat - 111121. Hall's wear•.• cure la taken internally, .cttug directly upon the blued and mucous ur(.,ce- of the system. Werth! desiroting tae oundat on of the disease. an,l i• Ing the lent drcngth by building p the teas 'tut on end as Moog nature In doing Its wo,k The » n Tprletoh.va so mush la Ill ht 1t.. carob.* Sowers th it they offer One Hundr. d Dollars lir an ease that It fails tone u. Send forte* ,f t.stimoniala.Address F Address J. CHENET t Co., Toledo, 0 K dull by druggista. 73c. • Tho Grolvlh of is Popular Tea" Some few yours Itgu the ''Salada" Tout Company ptrcludred and remod- elled their new and ee'm's:ether "remise:* at 32 Yong. street, Te. root°, making them the Net rout/stied clod most eleg.tntly fitted tea Hereto en the o•t°tenrnt. It was then thought that the tweeting psers.at would be amply sutf.cteat to serve alt demtnda fur tern :• years to Come. Mit so great hoe bre ,me the growth and expee/te n of "PWl•tda" Ceylon Tet that It hes been fount impera- tively n.crmwry to •tel further era- e rgo and improve, a's, to add two ete•-ler, which will certalaly not only greatly fuct.ltate the conduct of the 'ilnlada" beetrtrMi, but largely soli to the appearauc i of an already Inapt s- lag letrosturet ,Trek -Where the Joke 7 will -Thep letter le from the pro- prietor of a temperance hotel i orate. In engutge a room, and he mvo. "I'm sorry, ahs, but we're all tete" I. USING BOTH HANDS ALIKE. Advautages to be tlalued by Iles"u'- lee Ambidextrous.. The Tte qulertiu shn,uhl niubleexterlty be encouraged le un.wersd Ili the uegetive by a writer 1n the Anuerl- eau Journal of leeutlly, auel upon tit, ground that, while ouaree move. moults way be perforuied nearly as well by aur half of the bydy as by the other, accurate and expert move• muerte require tt higher organisation of, rue hall of the brain than the other. ileuee the w,re expert hand rituuki be outeuluuely •till more awl more rpccialhled, making Use urdt- 'tarlly qulrwceed heal! et the bruin nevem., c,Nttrot teeter, It Is weld, 1. impairment of the mental process.• as well um luted /rite of phyaiul^btl ep.wi Lund d ote•rlty. All of wicker we deny, both fact on theory bring untrue. The writer let dk,ubtlees breast tetrled by abet rued... of the fuurtl.)n of wt r. ecu, wbl,h 1s" MO gee, awl la execull in requires O. earn Lead of a atingle centre. we lust but, one voter. but we have tw lamer wlthelt In many caged at Of fereut in tants uvty be out la n• teen with the mune de.ttenbty. Man, Nurgsunr can upente equally w.1 with tither lined, and we Iwve ere• meq who Could write as well with tit. one hand as with the other. Th critic et ambid.'iterity may rept; that tide to Imptl.sibl, with eynchr'nt ogle movements, forgetting that 1 oho neaklart, un•l especially In the pianlet, there U the toot marvell. tis expertness of both hands executing most complicated and entirely defer tett fumetions, and at the same In rte nt. The arguments against ambl lexter Ity appear not only Ineonelnsive. but nee syunrely eomtndlcted by facts Surely alta/ they are ngalnet a de elrlbin freed..m of mind Without the muertelans' nmbtdexterlt•v iii' wo.ill beedeprived of much charm. tV.' shoed eneourtige "divided retention," and deft large power of the Mel over Ith' lusty alltrw•It tit the syn,'hroneus control of multiform activities,. --Am ericen Medicine. Minaret's Liniment Cures (target In ('owe. ONTARIO SCHOOL FOR BOYS. HIghfleld - - Hamilton R('ORY and H tiLtal'ItY men on the oaf. 041on FRO, u. Magnificent building rhe home of the late Senator Turners, and several acre* of beautiful grounds extending to the top of the moon:ion. Splendid home for boarders. Apply for prospectus to the HEAD Marren. J. 11. COLLI\SON, M.A., ( LM. Opea MaINwMlsal Aehorar (jC ofQtssati Cals�q Casubrldgr. Mra wlwlow'a noablag it rep Mend al- ways be used for children teething. It swathes We child, softens the tuna, curer wind eolk t tad Mete bawl eamadr Mr dIesrl s. lemasy- Ilea owu a betula Words st the Wise. They're only truly great who are truly good. -Chapman. It matters not Itow a man tiles. but haw he lives-lohneoo. Corrupted freemen are the worst of slaves.---Oeirrkk. The trite me of 'pewit Ie not is mu -h to express,' oar wants NO to Conceal them--Ookbemith. Clever men are good, but they are not the best. -Carlyle, Let hot thy miiwi ran on what thou lecke/et as much as on what thou fret already.-Anrellue. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria Pec treeing llla.self. Bl,bbe-What are a:Al carrying a gun for 1 Wobble -1'm going house hunting. Blnbbe--Thnt'n a pretty pax joke. filobbe -No joke about It. You don't know want theffa t•al estate agents might do to yet If they catch you Imnrmed,-1 hlladerlphla ILecord. M nard's Liniment Cures Distemper. TURKEYS WANTED We will posy you O cents per pound for Plucked Turk. y a, borte or small Iota. lbw buy .11 kl., l of Poultry. Ne pay freight and send check or money order as soon as we receive the Poultry. SAMI'R1, 1,. LOW'S B C0., ('ommb.aton Merehanla, Loudon, 0n1. ACASH HOOT AND SHOE MASSA MO le Ottawa for Nolo: stook abet ge. emanate Mode. to terser a year. Address Boaiaset' ori Marta ntrest. Ottawa. 1 R('iT TARel-TWO MILKS ?ROM Trenton -ekes to railway station, t ounty Nor humbertand ; wnst.tt g nf'y- three sores : modem, hr tk house. g'wd bare. h otters and windmill, two the mond apple. pear, •berry esti plum trees, alt bearing ; fl ve acres raspberries, currants and gooesMrrin, four acres ofgrapc., all In hest state of cm' t• vatloo; lard away Wan and clay Isrt; out sell with or without chattel.; terms easy for quick .ale; puse.elon 51 once. F'or panic. Mars addrews W. A Warner. box Is, Trenton. Out. ISSUE NO. 49, 1901. OME CN/LD Does 'your horse "feel his oats"? 'What a difference be- tween the grain -fed and the grass-fed horse 1 The first strong and full of ginger, the second flabby, weak and tired out before he begins. The feeding makes the difference, Children are not alike either. One is rosy, bright-eyed, full of life and laughter, another is pale, weak and dull. The feed- ing again is responsible. Sickly children need special feeding. They don't "feel their oats". Scott's Emulsion adds just the right richness to their diet. It is like grain to the horse. The child gets new appetite and strong digestion. Scotts Emulsion is more than food. It is a strong medicine.It rouses up dull children, puts new flesh on thin ones and red blood into pal,' ones. It makes children groti Scott's Emulsion makes trd nary food do it. duty. This picture represents the 1 rade Mark of 'tott's Emulsion and is on the wrapper of every bottle Sell. H► fru amok SCOTT& 11OWNY.., TOSONTO CANADA S« tad et. all dreggbu. 1; RUIT .ARM FOR GALL -011e OP Tal 11 nnoc in 1*.Nsierala Paat W111041•. It, miles from Hamilton or two nn. wet.. IL scree in ell At of whieb is in holt mowly Ise*. hrs. Will be sold In one parcel or divided into t000f 1b to re acres tc sun per chasers. Tile le a deeded bargain Address Jonathan Onrpset r, P. O. box eta, Weer. 'marks New and Enlarged Edition ebster's International Jction_ y d tL.11o, bnno,hr. t.r..r. ep4y. i.'ion, etc. 15.000 NEW WORDS, ETC. Laded by W. T. It•tllals, 1'b. h., 11 0., ('a,ted Sear. (.mares/ d Hew Plats Throughout. with Btadi.gs. axes Pages. yam Illustrations. UST TOR THE. IIOUSLIIOLD also Webieter'.Colle sate inlctleaary eat • venom ,' an,.h (11 .eery. Iroo Pages. seas I lluerasar. Sae 75,0....11. e, nue pages, eft seth bo Oaks NM.v apphea[nn. O. • C. Marrlam Co,. t,prregi.Id RILS nxo TUBS MfiDE Of [DDY'S NO HOOPS, NO JOINTS, NO SEAMS, NO LEAKS. INDURATED FIBREWRRE are vastly superior to the erten n r y Woodeeware articles for domestic use. TRY THEM. For gale by all first olase dealers. e. 1"1se-Afrfefilt CURSEOF IKNeBPR eta rl .•'RrovFAMpIeLrtTaaDteRaitN7KOr If lying Tasteless penash 1'rw.d1ptl.w soersUyn CURED DRINK food or drink, Pollute Imtloeable. Free • vs, Isle.SECRETLY ledimnninls, pries sent ...Ind. Write SAMARIA E Mk;UY CO., la Jordan street Toronto Ont. HOME WORK FOR EVERYBODY DON'T BE IDLE Ws want yen, Welton .0/Children to were for us ether ewe Homes. under. lis Direction et THE PEOPLE'S KNITTING SYNDICATE, LIMITED (Authorised Capital, 4110,000) To FIII Large Osntraota-Oood Wages Easily Earned W. want .14. mor. worker. In thle locality, at *Nee, and on erd•r 10 Secure deur CO eperatlon wItherUt pm delay Of eorrnpOndenc•, we leek herewde on ea. h etplein aur 1u'1 plan In this ad•rrtl.•mene The were re Simple, and the Machine 1t es,lly operated, and with the Ould•. require. nn work t s 11 vou wish 110u, o Jain aur ■lass of Worker' let NS Aur from a m yeproptly wnnd ife rnlltaee, anwe .111 s meet d maehlna and oet to 1. gin • N. war t. ...Ile W.1r•. e11te111.. 1. de 5n111log M we he 1MIr Mm.. No are tho lr,lm/tren of Ole 01., In rents. stem. rh• letf•e 5,Ileo mwrwn e,. lh• •anti„•`" An.. l••u• me polo.. we 1.44 l....uNle au.4.t1 eat4 Ye. 4144 by.h,'h. mi kudt,f W„voM.t n4f 1, our,. r.n. ..rill.. in.,l1 '�all e'/ now t”Sromlo k.5. I.iln n•..r f.n • • 4.e I tarn la, .. w• awl' It„e IN I pool., mew • ,. , a es" rwellln N l\.1 roe roe ON i.a\IN aAMe1y 4, Alrwrtlaw.. 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N el o ft row , ,7to M 4444 1,4 eel... lel ON •wl Warm., 1., fataw w:l\ 114114.144.0641114. al as" M, wMd taxa tM ttrdlwa post pr'Mr1♦ none owl,/ N w\M1 wa will M1rnH .•.'slew a01 oft. rae.ly M wwem.wr� to hpwtrelr .. .tew.rM. Wed If Na rat Par. to AN .Rolle a too hos We way. Y.. N rima. N Nolo 1 eay pie se N .N.,.., ts* _ was es. math• deo OreNto. 4,i 4. No low u tot o on, 1 r at any Slow • grotto' bowoler 41•."4•.4 •4 nide 4 4IwNtle. It •w espial es win 4k. Met tae armadas Nd Meta rr Newry. pre4y tic oared. le la we. 'meal. ea .k.. l...ra Sed gavial M'a,.,M n1 wort .1'.!,'M amen. pall (of tN ma,41.m hot aw.4 dee. la14 1MrunteaeWw sr1Wr.. u. *Wrefw(..50.05 NNW or owls..rte rorowws-wa• OW OMspat r ryllrta-..by oboeaai ye. Sean. wpm. olbro Aellee .. THE PEOPLE'S KNITTING SYNDICATE, LIMIT&D, O.r References [apneas Seaepmlea, Sanks. or Tweet',Rasinaee Habeas, N..d 0111••t ■ ew Bldg., Tarots.