The Signal, 1902-4-24, Page 6ONSO
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and Mratsuuu I'.%t KI T Teas. If you
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nyuiry• nee to which is flit' beet tee
it roils be -ti. re, the lilue ltllrinm
1 kr rich, strong tea, then Blues
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,n at 5 noted( but lieu you know
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"Su stupid of I. ttasn t it ?" re-
plied the girl, as she placed 0110 baud
cordially In that of her strfnuot her
and extended the other to the Mar-
gate tie Incurras, .'and to have you
bout wstting on coo, tilts, wheu l laud
no idea that you erre even in the
(rouse! Monsieur, 1 embrace the op-
portunity of thanking you ler the
trouble with•h mor hut -bead team site
you took on my behalf, though. I
trust it may b. for the firrt•:tiel Met
time. A waltz 7" glnneing at the
progra7rme witch he teuelertei fur
her acceptance. -. Vete. certainly,
with the greattnrt, pletteure. Is It
commencing now ? Here, dearest !"
turning to her husband. 0I1.. started
anal colored at the uuusutil appella-
tion. ")net hull my (louver Ler me,
will you?" and In another moment
Lady Ethel Bainbridge war spinning
round the roast in the embrace, ed
Victor de Lacarrae.
the marqult was nsioniahtd. In
tact, he hardly knew what tri think
of her really moment and otwerful
volubility-aboa' o till Male tern. Id
which ate bad addressed her Itum-
bn nod.
Frans the repreit•ntations of the.
countess, he had expectletl 10 beet
a deprwaetd and love-sick girl. 'ov•
ered with e(mflteion by his pr•'menee
and trembling at the annul, of his
voice; but here elm was, the wo-
man auppoaat to have vont meted
an uulutppy marring° from dcaiwtlr
at Lit unglect of los', bright . and
mailing, and waltzing us though'she
haul not it caro in the world.
alio eireunretanoe piquu,l him; he
felt unaccountably injured by the
livetins/ with which Ltoly Ethel
carried on a convereitloo over Itis
tiwatkier on 1111 she had seen :tad
down dnoe quitting Temple tlrang.,
It was nett what he hal expected
of her; and the higher her spirits
oeemel to rise the more silent ilia
hn become., until. tag, alter the third
o' fourth round, they stopped to
breathe thenteelvee. and a:analog
the crowd, des adld, with assumed
anxiety: '
Where Is my husband ? :'Inn you
see him anywhere, moiaieur 7"
1ho only answer that hn male
lier wax:
"litnt seem* n strange gnestinn
fur you to pert 10 me, lady Ethel;
rat lewd there ,cam w time waeu I
a iaatkl lett 0 s.tid r')."
At thews word*, Lady 1th.-I's
!wort gg:Ivo a great thumb, -a thump
,d excitement and agitation, rather eoultl ,bte•rve Lady Ethel'! move -
thou of lute, although rine tweets, end throw n hot nigh or a
may have ml.etnkr-it it for the latter Ie /Islet) leek niter her every time
froling. 1t wee a, fnm her to her -to
hear the measured tents of his voice
and meet the moaning ginner, of hie
!lark rytw, that, on bring the first
time bought again beutath their
Influence, ■hr tray be pardoned for
having mistaken the ghost of the
past for the erplrit r,f the present
Yet she rcptrtlnel herself and ans
wered lightly:
'Timet cottage. Monomer M Mar
quiff., and indeed It Ir almost longer
than one' carts to (vont Nlnre you
and I tart dnnetd togetlu'r."
"Too long for you, iw'rhwpe," hr
whimpered, 'bat as to myself, It
has brim mooted for me in days
and nights of pnln."
But here, remembering' whet rhe
had wltoessed between him and her
'stepmother, Lady Ethel frowner, and
.lightly drew herself- up. The town
mast be. motioned not to e', tea far
"Shall we proceed, m meteor T I am
quite rested." And lie ht peeped his
nrm round 111,, walet ngain who
thought she heard somethlog like
the word "croette," "While wenre
on the subject of marriage," lithe
said, with an attempt rat ti laugh
■ e they contlauel their dance, "will
you allow ms', am an experienced por-
ton, to recommet(tl it to your notier',
monrlcur? 1 hear thnt for some
time peat you have been .bivering
on the brtnk, but you do not appear
ablo to make, up your tidal to take
the final pltutge. But ae an old
friend, let me attlrn you not to
waste any tutor" time. It le like the „11.11 wt as 1 had luted far
ine,tslt•e-one tatoo it as', unci more 111 po
favorably while y011 Olt." out to the notice of my friend there,
"I 'flavored on the brink too long, ylonelenr de Lacarrns. Iie la an old
Lady Ethel, and the hank gate way flame of Et11el't as perhaps you
ttencath Inc. I shall neter take then know, and I had but that moment
plunge you speak of tow." saki to IIIm, 'Look, Victor--' "
Was It pepsin!. elm hail heard him But Coliinel Bainbridge did not ap-
right, or did he dare a pecond time Pear to M' lietcning to her worths --
to dope her ". Lady Ethel believed lin wars craning his neck to .obtain
It was the letter cane, and made a it view of what was Iwueting at the
desperate attempt at an indifflerent other side of the rr.tm. "Sae to
repl). going to dance again." ha said, in
"What tlortsrviei•! You cannot de- • !,ply to Lady ('leved"n't look elf in-
celvn one, for I know all about it, I (oily. " I wish si • woul•I Nit .Imvn
exl•npting elm day fixed. trot dlel-t Ihla text., 1 em afrakl she will be
1 gte.tt,n Lady Clovevton on the ta) tired."
'object, I dare tnty elle could tell " May not tell her too .ko At, my
that too." deer eolunrl?' eugg.eted the coon -
There Wap, cwt bah;ony to retire • Level. as tlttoetfls, le, her Liras of a
to MI that evening, for the person wife'', duty, to he told wan to obey."
wee not atime Antlt' advfheed. "fin'.' ..«..ft-..fes"1.,.. trtre"'..hr'Witt.' tweeting;
leave the windows open; hut as Lady "mile in off :gain !" and n. he sl.oke
Ethel mate this bold assertion. her l Lady. Ethel mewed them In the
pnrtnrr ruddtaly .topped rinneing, mazurka. She wan dancing for the
nowt, placing her upon it aottc-" 'aft± "-'--' r(t"-t4mer-irlihr-'tire Merman de
.own beetle her and looked her in Ltcarrae.
the face, r i Ludy Clevedoe watched them with
"Mutt do yon mtwul by that?" he 1 n frown.
detnatrder% Lt a low volae, and spook- i " 1 really moat speak to Victor,"
lag him own language, which he 1 she exclaimed; "he know. how 11e11-
alwayd used with intimate friend. irate she la • 1t 1s unreneonnble In him
"Juin what 1 mak), motion ur, at IIati -strait" jafter it slight tutors)' 'not
been made no ttecret." I the deet thing In tie world fax her.
"That I am about tit marry the i By the way, my dear oolonel, whole
000ntee., your etepmother?' 1 think of it, (ktn't let that dear air%
"That you are engaged to her," mike herself at all ennspletxwe thin
reptile! hie companion, turning away Itteunu; ?Or elm is very tttrnlgttttros,
her head. you know ; sada young wassail Rete
'.And yon Gan believe that, Lady ro stain talked *tont. and-"
Ethel r hp retvp,nded, earoartly. " Wen, T Medi, knOW, era dear
"At' Temple lira Igo ne repo:at-
e.% musluol,. "Yeo, 1 remember it
-iaft too well.- 1 wile 'about a
month before your rth,ge, Lady
Ethel."
She colored and was
1. It that rho was tomb'
ant nominal the attack iguroaely.
' It w:w, but tlult matt r nuth-
lu ttrtleretood (rem Lai ('Icve-
dolt at the limo that you w e oa-
gagal ; and, c, neidortng the cir-
rumstancee. I was not aurora. • • to
hear It."
".th!the clrcuut.tnneer! But
cue to blame for them, I wonder
It la a del:cate matter to handle.
but ham a man the option to refuse
attent nom which aro laughed on
him gratuitously 7"
"Monsieur, pray think of what
You acro allying.' You aro calling In
munition the character of your
tors -ant your betrothed."
'Of my hustces-yes; and, as much,
1 humbly ask her pardon. Of my
In trothe,I. no. And 1f thin rumor
has become public, Lady Ethel, 1
must beg of you to contradict it.
The subject of marriage has never
1 ern rtlutnmsed between Lady Cleve -
con noel myrdL"
Lady Ethel was thuntlerstrack ; she,
, 11 not know how to proceed with
the ounvertatbn. -
t month before she would have
been overwhelmed at the thought
that by her uuuaccteary rarhnemt
rhe flail forever severed all 'movabil-
ity of union, with the maul who sat
l,eeldu her: but now, though rhe
felt" flattered to hear that Ire 11+141
not foruakon her for her stepmother,
the news db1 nut stem to waken any
great (motion In her mind, and ,ehc
war an atoazal with her own true-
qultlty an with the marqu,i sumer-
" You eurprleto we, monrlt'ur !" mite
•wkl, after a tuumrut it power: " I
have, been lor•k:ng forward to the
vi-nt as a certainty,'
"lou aro the last person in the
world who should be surprise, Ludy
Ethe4'_ he earned., •_:1_ tio rr.t posdems
w,• atntr l over my memory for
1% Ie yon give e. eat."
Welt m credit."
•1110 tkutet wan ended by that time.
:hod other partnere we're nlrcady
rl.thnlug her nttentl w. The Marquis
.1.• L,marram. wit11 0 lung, lingering
Ooze, rrihiquishat her to their rare.
orad r. foxing to yield tr. the ' ottn-
lewd sollehnti-.nm tlutt 10 ,Eula J in
In the gnlop Junt contmenring, took
,it ids station in a e.'rner when -t ht
l'ut ; then
ground,
that she nppron.•hn1 him.
Meanwhile C'olenel BalnbrlIgo, lean-
ing over his nmlablo hsirtess, was
is leg Inmtrnetel In the secret of tout-
I uytp l u est,-ettrp!ciu n.
"How wonderfully well our dear
Ethe•I Is for king!' phis exelnlme, s.
together they witteltal the graceful
flgtir. and lovely. Clothed face of the
girl gyrating round the room : '' Mir
srw'ra^ to have perftrtly recovered
hon her little attack of the other
night." •
"Well. I tam afraid a great deal
of it In hxcltement," replied Colonel
lltinlrridge. gravely ; "for elle era.
WO weak title afternoon, i wan quite
alarmed at the Idea of her coming
here.••
"Dear me! She would have been
much bettor In teed. 1 dare say,"
"Mo Dr. Chalmers thought ; , but
she was determiner) 10 come,"
"1 tun surprlerd at that, for there
is not Merit attraction for her, one
would think, to -night. Wltat sloes(
('halmers think about her fainting T"
"H. considers It entirely due to
the lowness of her nertous system.
IIB mays she Is weaker than slip
ought to be, and must keep quiet ;
but he does not appear at all anx-
iuu,r about Iter."
"And alto wouldn't stay at home
to -night T How foolish of her ! It
was curious, her fainting jttet at
.the timo she did."
"Just at we had entered the tbea-
tre7" be said, Interrogatively.
enrolees about meth things."
"lie will let her overheat her-
self -yes, that is flet what 1 am
most afraid of rept.ed (blouel Bain-
bridge lunuently ; If you will per-
mit rate, I will go and fetch her
cloak." And 'he left the room for
that purpose.
"Thr man's a fool." thought Lady
t'letvnlon, as site watched lila re-
treating figure ; "anti there's that
girl flirting
under his nose as
thoughthoh ellehad never beeu married
itt all. It's perfectly disgraceful: 1
Se 111 )lot have such things going on
in wy douse, anti shall take good
care to let Victor know my mind
on the subject."
But Lady F•thol was not flirting,
or, at nil e4eut14, in the manner lier
etepmothcr nra•ribed to her ; she
Was only keeping up all appearance
of great hilarity In order to sole -
loud the marquis as to the real
crate of her feelings. For the
news Ion had toll her afteutetl her
more thou die dared to let him see,
and she war curious' to hear the cli-
max of las story, to leant how far
rla had been deceived ; and 1f he
never caret for any but herself
(there war triumph In that thought
for Lady Ethel), why he hod hung
back frum offering her 111e lutnd. Her
cheek car flushed, and her e)e
sparkling with the excitement of
the discovery she had made; and
yet it never struck ler that rhe
dtd not feel so miserable at its fu -
House.
tllity as oho ought to have Clone.
That revelation war reserved for a ;
later ant more momentous occasion.
Only one other opportunity had the
mortar of speaking to her prltatoly
that eteulug, ori he made good ore
of R. It war to Ow' supper -room
that they (timid themseler alone to-
gether,
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Hamilton at l p tai. Tatrday, April
. Jth, asrl Toronto ,rine et'enlug.
P t teve•n thirty, on 11t•r flytlt trip to,
Montreal. She. will taller oil lee r'm-
oad trip Tuesda,7. May 1101, follow-
ed Dy the hoarser teuirtutt, Friday,
Muy Jt11, hod theroaftvi Tueed:Iyr
told Fridays duffing tim egoista of
May
On and after June Ord the rtcumt•r
Hamilton will leave Tuetalayr : the
e tramer Spartan 1'Irarsduys, and the
etcamer Curiictu Nat ti feta e, t hrou,gh-
Out the season.
Special low rates aril offered to
the trat riling publle during the
month of May. from !bouillon, sin-
gle $7, return 111_ , foam Toronto,
,tingle•
$6 return elf-50, utr:de
tort berth included both wnyt. This
is a 't•ry Iow roto for this mo;lth.
Holmes 1s. Caliturela.
Retired British army ofnior5 rewid-
Ing It most desirable, rection of Call,
of orange,
air
forma has n en fora
g oy
lemon, olive and poach orchard., also
tracts of unimproved laud. Reliable
Information furnieheti to inquirers
.riding addressed envelope to "Cap -
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O HOW 10 USE
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Itull rurd.
The above name le a houses -hobs
word, and the tulwrior txcelleooe of
the road shouldbe
suflawnt thto at -
t the
traot mart people,
rate Is the same to New York' and
*Auto 'set els by other (lues no fur-
ther ptwmmendatlon ehouid be
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W the Mut.
A Needed Exploitation.
tt'oruuto Klar.l
Tiler. Is duubth•ss plenty of salt
'beneath Toronto, but the very fresh
1 people don't grew to get at It.
Iloskey Brand Soap makes copper Itke 1
1 gold, tits like silver, crockery like marble,
rad windows like crystal, u
Breech tit 1'rfessluurl Baguette.
il'anndirn law Itevtow.1
A lawyer while bnthitig was at-
tacked by
n shark. 11e managed
to
L
beat oft him a.mttilant and struggle
hack to risme. Ottca In wifely on the
beach he shook his flet ut the retie -
lug and disatppornttrl shark, and gasp-
ed out :
"You brute! That's the most
ahlwnivable breach of professional
etiquette I lave ever known. ,
Keep Mdnurd's Liniment In the
Her heart wan throbbing violently,
her head eonfnwrd her thougi,ttt fly
Ing at a tanget anywhere''am..' rate
upon the point
of erytng oat, " Yo,
lady, haw i Win to 1wsvuwt her
being either aten•ptrta
was' or leikel
nowt, " he replied, with a glow -
a
A 1 might have known It one false las melte. "while Nhr contlnium to
be the prettified woman wit t
Oh. Vlotnr, we are lost to one an I take her -grout* Company exoept-
other,' when the rem.'mhrwnee of I M, Of course."
the night on which who had aeon throe I ••Toot fextlIaIi fellow 1" Bald the
two together, the attltnde and look 1 montes., iilreillo h ; 1 °" really ho-
of let .tt•pms,ther, Mahal egnln Isere yes a; re �s tote with year awn
upon her min•I. and, turning flerorly elf, lief, Jae lug apart, 1 mean
rmn,1 noon the Marmin with eye! what 1 sty lib.'d lea dear crea-
brHllant nod replete with iron, she f tare, Ile we all NIawR' �m6 prat
repllat firmly : , high eptrlted, aro} pa.,
ng
''Of reerwn i ran D10 not i eco , 1111P IA net over-fo of itr, •hconnn-
you ratting npnn tire- sofa together i trailed; and the mnrgnls, thM� .4
at Temple Orange 7 How validly yas " deet tsIIow, and a groat thee,-
we-
at this% I am to be d esived,' I of Oat tasty, b apt to be rather
•1 don't think that Lady Ethel
iubridge half credits what I
t ld beer," be said, softly, as' rhe
woe cngngtnl in taking the re-
ire hmnmt he hal brought her. h
'ft le difficult to do e,," she re-
plied, as else turned her burning face
away,
"Where lr the difficulty, Lofty
( Itcl-.til believe that no woman
ca ever again engage a tithe of
my attention. or to comprehend
how a man could cominit .o fatal
an r rot to fear to speak filo
mind :' Fatal, breause defeat could
not ha o placed him in a worse
position than tho rtandr ht
at prose and sumo& Lady
FaheI," In low vole+ and tookint~•
quickly a from her, "would
luavo turned his life Into it para-
dlir, for Item."
Hh.. could nn
profess to misun-
derstand his rite oinC.
•
"Vitt must not
that." rhe. nommen ed, In an agi-
tated voice; and it r hurbatt en-
tering the room ter t at moment
smirch for Iter, sir r n rap to his
stile with great relief,
"lite, yew," site 1111, 1 rredly, in
:tnmwer to hie inquiry if he were
rend, to go home. 'N ve had
t ; let
t a
• the
to inc like
quite enough -1 no, tired o
1111 return at once;" and wl
nervtism bow In tete direction
ntnrquls, rho .suffered Colonel
bridge to lend, her to the darrl e.
CHAPTER
XXXIII.
Lady Ethel Bulnbreige reached
'ter own home In a very fervid con -
11(b it. All the old doubts and dtf-
ficultlet which she lout trampl•'d
ander foot, as who though, months
tths
before, hail commenced .gala to
-urge within her breast and sway
her minx); and though (unperceived
by her) the passionate regret which
owed to mingle with them had dlr-
:ippenrnt, they were wfflcletitly
interesting to dlaturb her whole
swing by their unexpected recur-
rence. Was It possible, she asked
herself, an, released from the at-
tentlotlr of Loulsp, she reclined In
an elan -chair b.;oro the fire in her
drearing-room-possible that, after
all, she had been mistaken -hall
J tdgel him too [tenthly. too hastily
'-aai that Victor de ',acarnss, as
lnslnuate.d by himself, had permitted
her to elle through lila fingers from
-herr want of boiMese to declare
his wishes? Was It her stepmother
wlnu had been their enemy, and by
Iter forward Intervention, prevented
their reading each other's henrtr
more clearly T or wan It the fault
of her own pride, which had mnde
her shrink from anything that look-
ed like affording biro the opportu-
nity for which. he had been sigh-
ingT
Lacy Ethel (nulti not sty ; per-
haps olio did not care to., closely
to Inquire. She reemel to have
forgotten the long months daring
which the Marquis do Lacarnts
left Ivor In susperutn and uncertainty
rte to his intentions regarding her,
and the weeks they 11041 pausal to-
gether in which he had mato try
sign. The eight of his eyes, look -
Ing aig they had tion.. of old, before
the plight of dlabelet in him had
fallen on her heart, and the accents
of hie voice, lowered for her ear
alone, had revived so much of her
former feelingly that her soul wee
fast becoming nbm,rbedi N a senti-
mental pito, not for her own logo,
but for that of the man
whato ill -fortune had been revealed
to her. in taooy she pictured the
long life which lay before him -un-
lighted by the prwseswlon of her
love or of herself -a mit ernble, lone-
ly rxlstence, which mould never he
freed frohn th Ming of regret ; nod
then, to think that he had mimed
his hnppintwes by a mere chance, a
stroke of Ill -luck which could never
be remedied, a tort opportunity
which Could never be recalled :
poor Victor, poor Marquis do Imo-
arras,
.asarras, wtlh the reproachfully -sal
eyelet Was it possible she was the
cause of all hit misery -that elle
moan was to blame for its unhappy
life? She seemed to think sn, end
lint she might have saved him
frost It. And yet ntT the While her
!inert had been full , of the meet
bitter reprnacllpw. 0h<ul1 elle, could
ever forgive herself ?
Profoundly wrnpt !n some ouch
retorle. with her pretty face , tem -
ported by her 'hand and hnr eyes
meeirnfnlly fixe) upon the fire, Col
Dolntrklge found Lady Ethel edit
witting up when. havlag finished hie
duet elgar. an hour 611.1 more after
their return to Curzon street, he
«,fight hl. bed-chnmtw'r.
"My dear Etlr'11" he exclaimed:
"nal yet in bud? Why, do you know
what time It 1s., derliug? poet six
o'clock! What would itr. thnlm.r*
awy r„
"Oh, don't tento mo," alto a
steered, fretfully.
She hold Jost arrived at thatbltch
of mental fervor when, having
dfaoorvered that booth her bappler=
on 1 that of t1,s moronism had team
mined forevermore, she deetle1 that
tit -ito l•rtb they ehatld piss through
I fe with waken ohoeks ant and I.)ea •
taking pori In the hollow mmnae-
tombs ttf t11' wurl•1. it in true, ball
testifying to enoh'"otbnr by Ih.lr ape
pw't rtutoe and demeanor that they
were devoured by regret for 'Hoer Ir -
revivable heal, And It oats *tinny Ing,
to sly- the Imtt of it, to have a so -
mantle reverie 'Ike rola broken h1
upon by the oromm•ulpinen remon-
strances of n great, •tnw,g. muerut'r.
ever) -4a7 hutbeand, as to way she did
reset go to bell and to sleep like any.
bwly tuts. widen beast wg4 n„1
broken.
(1b M Uoatlaud)
A GENTLE HINT. '
(lurwt-This !teak le remit rkably
flue.
Walt tr-That so 7 1',u must hen'
gotten the et sitlt I Intended for that
gentleman what eed me.
He sure yogi get title, kind you kave
always had. -Owing to the great
it
in p ilar y of "Tito D. Igernthol
'Plaeter,unls'roput.ur mak Barr, put-
ting up one like it. For heutnn-
tiRn. neuralgia, etc., nothing bet-
ter. Made only by Dad! • w-
renca Co., Limited.
IN DOI'BT.
Boy -Paper, air 7
Citizen - Um -tee, 1 will take a
P4 Prr.
Hoy -All right, sir. Which onr n
('Itliga-Cm-lot con ere. 4fltich ono
1..offering a hour rand lot or n grand
piano this morning ?
Minard's Liniment Lum'berman's
Friend.
An Extorted Apolugo.
An emlment potltici:ut and bin wife
were lately entertaeling at lunch
eon a lady who brought with her
a little girl. Unring the )Deal the
child helped herself to something
that WAN ttantiel around, torted !t,
and left a on het• plate. Her mother,
faorror•etruek. staid. 'That 1it very
rude: you should apologize to Lady
Whereupon the eon*'ceinee-wtrieken
infant murmured, through her tears,
"I didn't mexort to be rude. I
wouldn't hay'o taken tiny 11 I had
known bow nasty it wane -
Sorely amo rel for all extorted
apologies.
Kntlbeh aaavlw Il•Ioimeet removes
all hard, soft or calloused Lumps and
entidws from harem. Itlourl tipavin,
rbc, Splints. Ring ilone,\Sweeney,
St let, Sprains, Sore and ,owollea
Th . t, Cone's, etc. lave 550 by
woo ane bottle. Warranted tha
most orttlnrfut iilemith Cure ever
known. Sold by all druggists. ,
Like the Hogue Thom Aerie
It err m* t
that any thtt
be the nneversnl opintin
aw 14Oo t enuu_h
for yesterday Is too uhl-f•'gylait for
tit -day. When he torpedo bout was
Invented people id tknt WAR the
1.111 it, !wit It wit 't loug before the
torpedo boat deet yet. made Its ap-
pearance. Now the stye a destroyer
of torpedo boat ,l royerw, one of
which, the Novik, Is sew- a member
of Out Rossinn navy. 1 'Ire no doubt
that some Rennes is rat
Ing a deetrn-rr of .the
the torpedo boat destroy
whin n11 th a • ,'itlllzetl nail
(m' Jov thelIM dr atropin!. con
.lag, "Peace on earth, good
meal" -From " Vest Pnek,et •
deuces," to Four Track News
April.
rk Invent -
at royer of
. Menn-
'N, which
-inc to
111' to
nil -
for
Port M.tlgrave, June 5, f097.
C. C. RICHARD:+( k CO.
Dear sere. - MJM.IRD'S LINIMENT
in my remedy, for colds, etc., It la the
beet liniment I.have ever used,
MR& JOSIIH HART.
Our 'terrible. Kagllah.
" The other day," writes Ell Per-
kins. "I mot a French gentleman at
Mrtrntr)ga, who thong/it he had mas-
ternl the Englleh langunte.
"'How do you do 7' l tuktel on ac-
an:.ing him.
"'Ike vat 7' he naked, In a puzzled
tut riser.
'"I mean, ]tow do you find yon: -
pelf.'
''Satre, 1 never Irwtee myself.'
'"You don't nnderwtand me. 1
mean. 'tow do you feel 7'
'Ifow 1 Nieto? Oh ! 1 feels nntr.,th;
out' ehuwt feel me.• "
Mlnardb Liniment 1s used by Pb
sickens. /
i
RESENTED ABUS
Morass/ Objected to Iletdg Treated
1.1ke ('Amin
The Ai.appear'ant:c Of •Janet and
M:utbt Morden ha Itrnught to hese
MOOR til .onto o 'Their .arid tt
fri.nd.. a mantel nt made by th•'m
after the trial, ( (}errata Sefton la*t
fall.
In cnns.4ittlnlf *MI a eitiz'a
who ham town them from their
Hellectlous of a Hachelor•
Set a woman to catch it woman.
it it better to have tt'tl :Int been
dlvurcc.l lima trier to have wed at
all
Nothing marker a woman1 so happy
ns' for you to reutrtuber the time
then .rhe WWI a little thlag with
long, curly hair.
The mase who borrows utcaney is like
tbo boy w'IW gilder down the boa -
lettere he etcher .loch fait, but it it
slaw climb getting up again, -New
York Press:
A plain question:110 you really get
n only Painkiller -Perry Duvis'-
w•i It you ark for It 7 Better he
sure hat! worry• It liar not, in SO
years. ailed M estop looseness' and
loam in a bowel's.
l5L'1'F 'IENT EVIDENCE.
Rumtxt-Wha you got •int chbekcn 7
Mark Anthony N, blur you mlutll
bout .Lit chicken. 'Ttdu't your*.
younh coop."
"H tv, you knew
"'Catwel1 found hit
Ark for Minard's and to a no other.
w
thorge Marton, private secretary to
Collector of oho hurt l'. Wesley
Theins/, tells rt good story ser h w
the late Senator lieurge H.tm1) smith'
wits forced to bend the knee to lie• .0s.
power of the 'tres. It was wh.•it I t1Vil
that well-knuwit Iegt,hator repro
mental n coo' district iq the I'ean- 1
tt) Dania Sruei to at H.trrttburg. 'fh r
were %Imr. whelk Seaator eolith was -
strenuous In pooh-poohing the mllu-
VALUE OF PUBLICi
etc uator iwlthlr Leeson and and
lie Learned it.
Perfumer are beim quite veleu-
sitel) tired this remain, but lit a ra-
tolatl and attractive manner.
Satchel* of the chcden perfume are
used In ttusets uud lntrt•uu draw'err,
In lwxer 1111.1 trunk+, and in 11,10 way
nil the weatrre,natiliihircivub
1rugnte'. g perfumes
gor--Inttttmply tulger. .w extract
which has a htu%y cloying /Weill.
Which Ir go . werful that ti few
,trope of it will render a room, anti,
le, h:Wh it corridor thrutt/it which
Iiuo Wier passer redolent for hour
k the extreme of Lotti tante.
For dresser the ruuheto are sr -
ranged in the form of paths for the
wuirl and skirt hanger,. of steel
wire. Silk of alt) domino! shade Iaay
bra kneel, well wadded with cotton, In
the layers of •t•hh'lt id planed
the scented powder. The hangers
gots!
1
m sed skirt
1 t toed 1Ry
hold the
shape end the perfume permeated the
goes n, ghitg tiff nu evanescent, Im-
palpable fragrance which it fasctn-
atutg 11 1111 iii ii bloat. TIM long flat
wtchetN for the bureau drawers are
ntntle of silk or listen, and .three or
four may br used tweach drawer. be-
ing placed between layers of under-
tvear. emaller utter Of fancy or plum
silk. exquimitelv end,rol,erel may be
fashioned fur the ghost. and ha11dker-
chief case. though in molly instances
*herr boxes ore wadded with uutto)o
uud .ac•het powder and are limed
with silk to ul,ttclt the dreamer scarf.
ruutetiutee th.' Isix int currrtnl with
silk, the design being worked In ribs
Lon or Krniongton embroidery. •
Tose buten, Its well ns' the various
kiide of s.tchetm, make dainty birth-
day and Christmas presents and ut-
ter quite a (irk! lir the ing••nuity
tied taste of the skillful needle-w•u-
Innn. Other hone: slew the burnt
work on the stained w. std Nuance,
the silk and sachet being reserve)
for lir Interior decoration. The de-
stgnw fu the p)rogrtphte work are
extremely nrUgllr and moo very
ournctive arUuler tuay be menu-
fa,tured In titin way by throw who
iutte the requisite nrtlstlg training.
Bl'bINlCSS CHAIOCRII.
e/aAeK FOR ILEAL ESTATE: Olt 11 11H.
i t nest, no matter whore it I-. lend derrrlp
lion and Dash price and et our plan for rood.
hog rash buyer". P.1 ent *zch,nre and Inrwt-
meot Comteegy, Toronto, Canada.
I'ArE\Ttl.
i
I,ATENT)l, CAVEATS,1HAIlk MARKS
eta Home or foreign procured and oz.
ppinfted. Booklet on patent/. free. The Patent
Too 'mete and lote.tment ',centrally. Pytklau
Building. Toronto, Ont.
e
tnee w1.•Wed by the uewepttp,'rr. -He
11ltt•uyr nulintaiuet tlui1 be was tn-
sulut•raWe to their ,lt,fts. Despite
slue few• ion were .. re, much tut
r k d
m 1
the genial Sel ttor by the new. -
palter correeltundenis. Titero wart
crow ]aper In I'hiladelpbitt which See -
1 attt• Smith, le, setsun aid out of
t.L•nsou, always bt•httled,
To Its rcpreeeniarivle he. ...s 1.1
ways fond of staying, 'Your mht'et it4
more read." There ramo a tiny tit
retribution, however, n'h'•n the 8•e -
now' was effectually /terraced. "My
peeper never rurd," coal lest the cor-
respondent to his associate.. 'Nell,
111 slow tit • Senator !tow w rung Ire
to -tett open his even -and-river her
fpm" ; un,l this is what was done :
Otto night le, mewling off his batch
of news to his paper the correspotwl-
eni clotted hie "copy" by addlag the
following h:noteut-appearing para-
graph:
"Senator George Handy Smith loam
fifty copier of the superb Hird Book
latent mount by the Lcgielature. Hn
will ;ikon!! mail them to h1t Montle."
That was Itil; but what worry it
cost the Senator '. A• few .Leytt after
the publication of the parttgri p;l .L'ru-
ator Smith swam in his nett fn the
mate. He rolled it peg. and re-
verted that him mall he brought.
• bo: luggo 1 in a loge basket filled
w•i letters. Tlr• S •nater gazed :tt
1,, b said nothlog. A minute. later
iho p. ,t' atppe:ar's! again With au -
other kct eyu•.Ild full. Theo the
Senator ga.n the task of opening
the mind or. They were all sink.,
and nli c•rotninetl requeett from
t' urdy roast '0 tit for a copy of the
much -prize.' rd litre M. tfotnp onr
shoved a copy .f the deertpIsere piper
cvrtfiit log the ,t wrom'nfl nod porn.
graph *miler 1111• = • !adore rye, lip
read. H • woe enli tene•l : neer rater.
weed dld he h ive n ,pnrnging world
to my ttgnlnmt the rower of the
press. Worm. tltnn 01 every letter
had to be nnewererl ! 1'h ildelpltfu
Evening Tel, grtiplt
DR. A. W. CHASE'S
CATARRH CURE.,.
Is sem direct to th. dl..
/
- , parts lin the Improved Blow .
Heals he ulcer, eons the as'
passages. stop. drerpinp In tbs
throw and permanantly eurrs
latarrh and Hay FerRbwrr
gree. All dealers. or Ile. A. W. Chas.
)t,taaiae Co. Tomas •a/ Leila
e
I.epaus Lloi'tae,
The Count -Merv* O'Nair, will you
please receive my devotions? I ioott,
yon vid granite passion.
Mies Nilly O'Nalt-Blit.-Grant, wju
you .erre ms' de%Otndly ? Sin are
Rremetimee .a nutttrr,
Th. t'rmttt-flymtere. 1 tiepin him
etowe, fried, on zr hnif--he, what
My 1. 1 count way 1 .orf" yens til
tease -tuft.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
wtrei nt"At ArFLrCATTOl1B, aa they can.
not reach the sort of the (homer, catarrh Is •
blood or °enetmtet lona' disease, and In order re,
childhood days', the Mortise's et- eats Ryon must toke Internal remedies H,.1: •
premed their *trots( dislike 10 the ('rlarth ('one Ir taken h.ternnlly.
roug handling glten them In the dlrrrtly • en the hhxd and mnrna. serbces,
WI rent box by Mr. F. F. H. .Toho• 11.11', (' Werth ('rare 1. not a quark medicine.
11 was preerrlbed by nom of the brat ph ,Iri*n.
e n, K. U., leading counsel for the In this country for year., and t, a regular fere.
rinser, and they were alt of the .erlptlon, it Is rompowd of the tw•.t tonics
npihloit that they wore entitled to known, esmbineml with rite )lett Idood puri.
/ors, Lummox dlrebi a nn the mnroeu singred*
mese prota'tton from the Crown Tho perfect combination 1 the two IngrMl-
protwebtor, Mr. Riddell, ''You wi i endt le what modem. such wonderful reenlrs
aee,' weld the hrothe•rw, "that whtttl
Ow next trial comes on we will h.
absent. 1V. don't object to going
into the hoc and telling our .tory,
hut we do object to being /dinned
like criminate" The Morden ear -
fled rat their throat, nebough they
remata..I here nntll within a month Wragg -now .11.1 .le,• pan nut?-
nf the r,pwnin of the trial-houtfOn
in curina ('eta'vh. ,tend far teetimnntal. free,
R J ('HRNOY a l'o.. !rept, Tonedo. O.
bydt'nggl.t^, pets. ;ar.
▪ all's remit, PMNs err the hest.
Among the Wlls.
Wigg-flj nen married n co..kliM
,tehool girl.
Free Pt.... g 1'hdadelpifia lterrrd.
Page Acme Poultry Netting
1a r1rs.. mesh./ .t he ttnen and fines now rennin ra11 ns'
hoard enprw+rt .t wig.. haring ser aeralrht w1r
No 12 guerre at M element, bottom and Ir, ',antraMg, 1. eon to .rent! Thee " Page A, me " 1etM�g M M
Meer neat apt•,oranne. sera durable and eer. • s1r,
make fern, arse ornamental tem.. gate, Ment and
saaple.. Tha nam. M Page wear gnaranta• of quality
the Pyr wire ?e.eN 04. limited. W als,rsale, ei1,
ounce of Sunlight
is worth more than
ounces o1 common soap.
UNLIGHT
OAP
REDUCE'
EXPLNJL
A,k tar tie, ertagu0 Dar so.
The Flow of Milk
will be increased.
lt'hy go to all the
trouble of keeping
cows and get only
'bout half the milk
they should pro-
duce.
Dick's
Blood
Purifier
strengthens the digestion and invi-
gorates the whole system so that
the nutnnteet is ell rlrawu from the
food. It takes just the same trou-
ble to care for • cow when she
gives three quarts as when she
gives a poll. Dick's Hlorel Purifier
will pay hack its cost with gold
interest in a few weeks.
10 cent* • package.
Leeming, Miles & CO-. Agents,
r10NTR f• A L
Write far Rook on Ito,,. and Cattle free
ISSUE NO. 17, 190
Letit
u Alone.
Scott's Emulsion 18 not.
a
good medicine for fat folks,
\\'c have never tried giving it
to a real fat person. We don't
dare. You see Scott's Emul-
sion builds new flesh. Fat
people don't want it. Strong
people don't need it.
But if you are thin Scott's
1 ion isthe t e medicid'c for
you. It doesn:t tire you out
There is no strain. The work
is all natural and easy. you
just take the medicine and
that's all there is to it.
The next thing you know
you feel better -you cat better .
-and you weigh more. It is
a quiet worker.
Send for free /ample.
scow* sower,Toronto ' rasa
w
Sac ao
e.w, all drern.es
Mrs. Winslow'• !toot 1111111 Pr rupp . onld
always be rand for l'Llldren Teething, h
soothes the child, soften. tbestow. cure wood
roue sad Is the bed remedy fw Diarrt. na,
I
• Yin' WANT 'TO Bt'Y 1 21It11 IV
Western Ontene". If city of Iserdun, or
auburb.n pru).Mq, write Mr emir pronto' L.I.;
W M. htdrudld bnrgala., Western I;e.,l
F:aches ewe. 14ndon.
`�rANTE) lHgtlt Nut'.+I•:KICEPER3 TO
know that electric 1'uh.htug t'iLt.,eke
chemically prepared sloth. rooms siherwarti
jewdlory and *11 bright metol. like magic, x.
yas•te lewder whatater 1. revere,' :., ds.
Ita[hilul articles Price 21 rent • .old 1,1 dnq.
gists. Vote ea
can procure 1t w hulele (runt the
1'wmdrlon Drug l'o.. !loomnu. The Monter►
441 l'atharl•es. Mfr.,, send trial -.otiose
Ye retitle..
L'RQ hr sRM T0* BB.&Lthe NE 0? TE
Winona, le wiles from Wintliten es twat
ways. IV sores In ailas of watch 1. ,s tksil�
aeo.tly pascals. Will be sold In one party as'
d ivided Into lotnof IL te le acre. It .,i per.
,basses. /hie 1s a dntlded bargain AMMO.
Jonattnar Carpenter. P. a bog tun. Woo.
Ontario
a`1.'"s''0'WANTED
Ali ENT%
We wool rat once trustworthy corn wed we,
men la eters lo,'.aluy. Moo •w era chug, toe••
troduCe a new dlecosery and keep Nit. .Mw
earls and adnot ietng mat ter turkrd up loco; .
. p.-.o,M (dacee throughout the town and
country. • toady •in.103 went year somal ;
eommlh.ion or wird y. 5611.4,0 par month rad
tr pease., not to exceed 53.1(1 per day
%`'rite for particular.. had ol/ce
INTERNATIONAL MEDICINE CO,. London,oe.
CONTINENTAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
7
The report for John
Hos Dryden. 1' D dreeNielent 1901 Nhnw•e,t n .
mw'
markable Itreasei over 19tr1, in the
s
following items':
New bueiness Ineroasoi Loy fi:::.C1701
Premw'
Premium Itr'rne increase 1
by .. :11,1;.'
Amae•t. Increaeol by ... ... 1.'or 9
Iholm nee In force, in-
ererited by .._ . 1 -I ••' tRil
Continental Life Policies n r,- tn.
excelled for eltnpilrlty and Lbs r'tl.' n.
lgenta wanted.
n4)0. B. WOOlx•+, CH 1S. 11 FI'Li.FR.
O . i Manager Seen 'err
HAMILiON-
TORUN IU-
MONiREAL LINE...
Steuner "ilamilton" leaver Ilam-
ill.rn 1 p. m. and Toronto 7.41 p
for Montreal. Tueslny, April jilt.
r.he• will !pore no her second trip 1
Tuesday. May 11th. fee owe) :,v Ilio
steam,r "Aptert h11" Trani, May
ism! thereafter Tnrelays and 1'i '
flays during month of May.
Hamilton to Montreal „t:"'in1
shear en M1e
Toronto toMontreal V:A ellva
I 1fenl.e nal berth It'.cin lel.
The above ehrnp rate^ to Moion,l
ns'; in effect for May only 11,i Lite
rimming rapid.*
For farther inforgtnlion aril_• to
agents, or write
M, harder Chaffer, Waialeale 'Passenger
Aims.* Ming Mtrret Least. Tarwne", Ont.
A PAINT
SURPRISE
It will Rurprite you 'to nor how It
1, ate, haw It wrrtro -- loose -OakV-11
o,rkm, how ecotoloical It Ir WI., n
1.111 Ilnitlt .11111
Ramsay's Paints
the uldoat rad Mewl knnan paint. in
1'nnadn tot -tiny, mads' h•om l"'
point mant fight oft hot ' Ito
amt stormterl, outlastto
all (.1hera nn f ,(
poet the right prier for pure paints.
Drop sew a card and ark for Book-
Iet No. 11. FREE.
whowingerato or ben tit Ifni homes.
Fetatilistir i 1147•:'.
A. BAMSAY & SON
�lr)NTTtF, 11,. Paint Nt .I.
USE EDDY'S
,.PARLOR ATCVES..
'•Mead Light."
"Eagle." too and Lan
"Victoria."
"Little Comet."
Till FINrr.ST MATCMB M THB WORLD.
For sale by all the principal grocer
BOER LEDER
RETURN 1
yIlll Now Confer Wi
Commandoes
WHEN VOTE WILL B
ltatsllte Presse Tome 1
tiro. Horn Agreed
ti erre.' 7'slkb-v11111111•1
aliment --shire ('areal
•
fur llullfda.
L,tDdout AprIl EL -A d
the Standard Cron Peet
yturday, mays there is c
ratvou for believing tin
t►te agre/emeot regardiut
ticteu arrived at, whka, 11
thing unforeseen happen
it, will prove mutually c
c.,rreepwodcut shies )halt
'taints that the Wield
wore on the Iuttiutluu 0
thewsrltrt has s.1. iart W
The liter leaders left 1'
,kV eight, lien. De 74
de
eageraand tingGen. l'resDelarey
burg.
tin tralu at Klrrktalorp,
Meyer g1/tle to the Lyd.
sort, hate Secretary 1
rowPit'luu will moot the 1
yowl idrtersburg, and
Kens to Dander and the
hied, whence he will road
rummalslo. Arrangement
wird• t) which the burg
,uwlu,elid to the differ
((11' where Oa agreed
Betook (erns will be cle:
fore them. Meanwhile ti
- 1.L In the n.it iro of u
except that no attacks I
os tho Boons on the act
their vnri.als meeting/.
piesihle that some of the
burghers will prove rile
is confidently expected
Transvaal B.wre almost
'win acquiesce in the wit
leaders..
The Pretoria currespo
Deily Telegr:.ph cttnclue
polka to oho( paper, a
w ont of the liner delega
dere) clotfing and grime
earl), delivery you may
own conclusions." ---
tire Noreen IN,a,
London, April 21. -lien
Warren lute wrlti,wt 14
papers regarding the Sp
e , lt• b - the
ed u 11sY1
,.h t s
I's.
Lot IV rduesda r. IIs
,hey do not contain 1
w et ,mportant domino -a
d.e ,uhl it, Ltte ,t tuts
%ot•w of toe metier if c
.1 m•s le,•-, anti refire
noon h,• m•lttnrj repot,
self +m1 eu...1, wbo e'
6/Pile ' m. Ho trona t
rimer " trill lublieh 1
dot tun, 40. Mta.itvhile
will rs fratn from m:tkl.il
Moor Graders eit 11
h:atnnrnl, Cape Colon
hen. Luras Meyer, e
.•,.eut(unL*he Orange F're't
Siete erertetnry Reitz, ,
egad, reel the other meg
part: arrived herr las
Jut m..irniug proceeded
They lyre accompanied
*were It Is their Into
wit n'ith the Roer, in
Nord I'"rues. I are
King••o't, Ont., Apr 1
Carru,lu'rs th:m movie
raWrgr:tm from Klerk.
Tran .r:.it1, from Iter ht
Bon ,• Carruthers, wi,
hal two words: "Never
Is tin first wool repel
Leine ie, which he wa
suffering trout; U
Utt,n.,,, April 20,-A 1
le/Mitty department r
tottontwi•r that Farrier
ter 1. dteligi•ruumly 111
lent from the effect of
wand receival In for
River engagement. Ht
..sL Riuuip•g. corporal
char.) is ill with enter
from Prttrbor'.gb.
$1200•°° 4 PIAN I REE
AEHYS FLGRDAIE LLNDCVAEE RRSNHIAO TNRGA
lYn iron-"aNn•wres. trine//rrr.aN ,n}I.n...C.7.wn,.. Ma.. 1 r e.w en,, dee
m.r I yrs,s. a.n Ike etnAeraw n wt �, t ) .r•,.. /e.`1}/�Ir p( t
oso*1 •fOrano! �t r "' •""'•. et . , Y sewerr..el.r�7a11r•I''
WaaIIrIILt.`. it [Ybe 1 •a •w.s, t►.,wi .'s rr�a frac �.:� ..i�..l rows b as' 1` 1. 1.
,nar.� tt..-...,s., a• a�R .. en w.t car y.n, ..,rr el .cert
yaw. r a a.:r to a.,
IMN I fdh.� a ,., lees, �r I •w Oagt W r .rwr rtes saw
ty .��,*� ibyw p�•r....(.r'as e.., .,t,.. 1. itr r-
M �mNw..q T ' y 1 R ill. ' Mn,.q .M. Ir„a ,,. cry r, sea cal
t 1/ w rN 1M e�w` W e• i rs ai t*•s
livers lu h:nrupe t
LOi.lon, April 20.-1
tlw twe+tint•ntni press
negotiations is less L
that forced by Ettgll•t
Hoer :mean In Holland
that tin conference he
Of and will nut he r
p.walmiem may bo a
tine o1er the tnlnur pe
are playing In bringlr
a ciao While they ba
ly (•nnr:glte.I by the Il
the Nil, 1, their work •
_Photo ration.
---
Optimistic
Loondon, April 21. lT 1
brio corretpoudent 01
tikes n very (boor/Lb
situation in South Al
"Dimon that_a general
bam bmo n arrived at he
tib riuvernment and
ere, although so far
tons can be gathered
dist the temper Of *1
tided cradle rom 101
Kruger N ttlto
TOIllron, April 21.-'
dent of the Dally M
s471 It IN recognized
Herr delegate. at Pry
Potter to negotiate
wen to the hoer loaf
"tin have no real in
(err" negotlntionr,
11,,.1 1'on,nit 1
Ltm,!nn, April EO.-'
lin Hriti.h term. by
tory len.icr. in the
skawg tint 1I, arts.
•trtctly ht ncourinn
sen constitution, wt
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