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CfrAI" PE.lt :Xi i i,
31;1,1011 hyIvoster "vent to the White
Mountains with liar party, ,:a she had
Maimed to'dr,, while Jar, i)itlttat, eon-
gtalnittittg hit,;seit upon tate sncecss of
itis matatctrt're —the reasons for which he
supposed no one but himself knew any-
thing about --rests enjoying the brilliant
satiety at Saratoga to the toll.
"1 flatter myself that 1 hove played
1113 little game very nicely" be sail
twiny dunes to himself. when thinking of
their haste flitting front Newport; and
those .,oft, white bands of Itis were rub-
le t[ together in the most approviee mnn-
urc etseepanied by n, toot approving
.011 1!:t ,
1lo insisted now that Jiditho/ was well
entomb to join in the gayeties of the
place and necot parry hire to the differ-
ent places of anutsenteut end pleasure.
She would havo preferred the solitude
of her own room, or to he allowed to
roam quietly by herself in the different
parks dining the morning, when there
were fete monad; batt he persisted, and,
thinking it could, not matter mucic
what she did, site yiehled for the Alike
of pence, although she dill not really feel
able to bear the oxeitemeut as yet.
The result was„ highly gratifying to
lir. Dalton, for I:dithu nt once ltecat/eea
star of no smolt magnitude, Her dili-
tate, almost ethereal' beauty instantly
attracted a crowed of admirers. She was
"note," and after 1111 entirely different
bpattern from amort. of the fashionable
elles who frequented the place. which,
together with the fact of her being an
heiress, was considered sufficient (muse
for any amount of admiration and hom-
age being paid Iter. Autl on she was
whirled ilt„t,e tape vortex of fashionable
life, And 'ale la• were turttetl into uighi.
night into tiny eel all the ,quiet whieh
she had so enjoyed et Newport hath en
endless around of excitement.
One ovenleg there was to bo n garden-
party—"the most brilliant affair of the
sensnn:' according to the flauting.an-
nome0nteut,
Edith" 1111 not want to go.
"R am tired out now. papa, besides hav-
ing no heart for anything of the hind"
she said, when Mr. Dolton began to talk
of the details for har dress, about whieh
lie was very particular for n mat.
`'Pshew" Ito 114111ned, 'impatiently";
"you have been eloping yourself lo
death, and need waking tip. This, is to
be the finest occosion of 'the season, 7
amu tnhl, nr.d T shall false no plensti"o
itt it rales 7 eon here you `with me."
It oras not 1;dithii that he pnrtiouhu'ly
wanted for tie sake of the pleasure he
would take In lier society, but a hand-
somely dressed lady by his sine, to be
admired, end hello him pass the time
agreeably.
Of enn1s0 Editha yielded rather than
to have any words about it, old gave
her attention, with what interest she
could command, to the wearisome busi-
ness of preparation.
When the night arrived and ase op-
t/eared hefett'e ler father to the finest of
Meek I3t'nssels net, embroidered in rielt
colored silk, from which here and there
flashed superb ornattionts'of diamonds,
and nhovo which her delicate face rose
like some intro, clear -telt cameo, 1,1r.
Dolton was for monent.speoehltvtswilh
a(Intim Don, and Fd it lie emata. felt !',id
till' the effort she had made,
"Edith"." exclaimed her father, when
be nt,;lnst fined his voice, "there will he
no ane so ltenntifnl as Thyself in the
lardy to -tight. T shall -have the honor of
escorting the fairest woman in Sara-
toga."
"Thank you, papa. 7 never heard yet
compliment any Otto like that befo'o,"
laughed Pdithat, stn'in'lsed nt hf,s enthu-
siasm, and never realizing how exceeding:
Iy lovely she wns,
"I never bad occasion, 1 eon Immo
you," he answered, as Itis eyes lingered
proudly upon her graerfti form. '1
Editha tens not one of those variable
young ladies who adopt every now fnsh• 1
ion for dressing the hair, whether it is 1
becoming or not,
Her hair to -night, as always, teas worn
in plaited bands of satin stunot'utese, and 1
roiled nrotutd her shapely head, its only 1
ornament a smell citrates) of daisies fas•
tented on one side with diamond sin• e
ls'ditlet was really delighted to see 1,
ft;iend. She had aniseed hint meaty, ;coo
'she wits chatl.ing 00011)' with him in it
most social manner, leasing all sorts
1 001tu le about Nowpot't and her friend.
glen Ur Dalton 1n
v t .l,tf nal at mita m
t t
the wets, 1
or ,<tt•eretl, his 0111 face growing grave as
d he ...Ili' the brigtttuestt dao gut of Iters.
ilairhn 'dt'l:ed, and the old gdieved look
rt:ureed to her lies, I'
"Wright ,you like to read his letter? If
t with' •s•,
h ha asked, consider)
ci
1k' sap t sol no Siirprl 1) at r.eei;tt,,! Nt
"I'ress:din, but the frown upon his tut
testified to his displeasuto, although h
etre.
Tiny dei.oits, in the centre tel t1h't:e
guidon heart there g!itte'cei of diamond
lite a. droop of 'tot' Long in bog etr.a,
while on h. r :tt'itIs ' 1 Pat i,ttt 11•hitt nest
wore baa ata to instep.
It would i:t:l,•rtl be impossible to 1100 -
gine a fairer t't,iou or a more uniqu"
and attIreel i:0 east tome among the bttl-
drods Hutt vou!d'as:,embh: that cvenin;t.
The st-,•.ilh'•r woo' )':rice'., earl the deco-
rations of the purls were very clttbo'nto
nut', Moduli,. Illag's hong gracefully can- 1
opted nvrr the entrance 1113' curtains,
nail r'tstoormil among the fanciful fr:tnte-
worli,
Li:;ht 1110100 rtt' stars, triangles
than his and yrotir old enemy, Ton
Drake."
"What a strange adventure; and —
ls'arle was in great danger," ildlthe whis-
pered, with a deep -drawn breath.
"Yes; but the strangest of alt is vol
1'rnanaa haat industry follows in iullturt-
' ":(', no; I eoldd not do "lint, 'Pell ate, stood of giving the wretch up to the tut- arse those of coffee i;old, 1t't set,
w' lr'ease, "':`rat rots jite abt,trt hits; but I tbotiticn, as any one else would have
�itrbneco and rabbet', and is carried on
m come," pursued ;+it•. 'l'nrssniio, "In -
PANAMA HATS.
here and Haw They Are Manufac-
tured,
n lac nabl c of Colombia .he
100'11 in th t 1 k
politely inquired regarding his arrival
"1 game on with some eltl friends twit
were ttn':ions to visit the platesbu
Sylvester and her brother," lin atm,
tt'ered.
111'. Dalton started violently iota flush
ell hotly at this info'nmtion ,and aro
peered tit at once eo nervous mut sn
strongelr excited that Mt'. '1'ress:dia re
ga'detl flint with surprise.
"Madan" Sylvcnterl" exolnimetl Edtibo
joyously, and nut noticing her father's
agitation. "1 ant so glad. i liltiol Iter so
much at Newport, I shall he glad to ex-
tend our nequnintnnec,"
"Your pleasure is reciprooaled, 1 can
nssute you, for madam 1000 equally dc-
ighted with you," Pani returned, with
its oyes still on Mr, Dalton,
He had withdrawn it trifle within the
shadow of n tree runt stood with Itis
, head bent, hooking down upon the
grom:d, his fare tions with 1111;01'. while
he worked, his hands in a nerl'mus eo'ty
and gnawed his under itp,
"Whitt in thunder ails the man, to
e make him look and net so strangely?"
I the young man asked within himself.
";1ta madame and hoe brother here at
the golden party??" Pditha asked,
"Yes; the fame of it roaelteel• us be-
, fore we arrived and yon know the elec-
e Die light is risible for several utiles he-
ly fore we reach Saratoga; so, totwith-
, standing your weariness..we all thought
t we Mast erne and take 0 look at the
enehnnied place.,,
"[t is logon-, istt',t it?" site asked, tier
' eyes roving in every direction mer the
bright scene,
`Yes, indeed; I never saw anything
like it before. Madam and her brother
emit guile her' to road his own words done iu spite of his fearful suft'erings,
u -t y.'i " sit esaial, with unuto»rabic sail- Ito enjoined strictest silence upon the
aa„. (servants, called in the. old family idly
—Madan
hem It, shield t. mel many other ilevieet
were f,:stened et er,i'whcre among th
tree, to snnpurt the tran.aparent fan
term of aitnuat magical beauty. 'PM
eieclrlc light flooded the whole seen
with a:matt the brit;htnnss of day, amt
nod,' tow 111110 e scent an if touched et
the wand of an enchanter,
The finest dressing of the season gray
ed this party, anal, as sone one hos said
"it did not require n great stretclt'of th
ittlagilllttiott to convert the passim
throng into epees anti fairies, their rat
anent appearing to have boon wore]
With the gosstttue• throats of the cob
web, and ottt of the butterflies' wings
its if the dote of the morning, the mist
of the moon, the dew-rdops gathered
from tate e'telt:x of the lily, bad all Meet
collected nnri laid with bones re et tit
feet of the ethereal et'oatetres who Dail
captive the sons of "tett,"
And that the fairest of them all utas
Editha Dalton tt:'rmed to he generally
nttttit.l:,'1 by .to'lt old and young.
lra,...rti ettet'ing sight of that foil'
Lire ri;i:r, ':bt,r.' the golden -hearted ;Int -
sins, pointed her out, rind :raked w ho she
she tt';t:.. h''rieads anti aequ;tbttances
crowded art nail to catch 1a word, a smile,
rt look even. and r;oudoriot;' why they
1101 new before realized how exiais-
itcly lovely :.its was.
Sontetltimg of the be:tttt3' nttd excite.
trent of the 1101101;1 s t'e1t'd to animate
her, tier biota): of ,;amts' for the time
seemed t t deep Dom bee boor!., and ei•,
appeared to ltn'o1,0'' 0 put of the bright -
/I; as which ion:r t nd, d her. while she
danced, rhatled nasi ianghe,l nom!) like
the it''' -h ea 010d, h'.itbu:;omr, J;.littua nt
old.
.1anw re'Oatkttl it aftet'ward, and de-
ebtrcd that 811, Inn+t burr lteem a fairy,
or eii', "rho, shier they never' saw her
seams, must stay ileatod awry at :owe
magic hour ;f the night at the steric de-
cree of some ttttvnn;ty ogre, Nor ware
they rm. tnttnf the way is their �:tu'-
mli0es,
'1710 small hours uteri! approachi'tlr,
'and the merriment teas tat its ltei;,tt.
Fditha had Leen donning with a friend
of )1r. Dalton's), and sttonteil to enjoy it
as intuit its anyone. She evidently liked
her eotmpaaioa, for she made her:ot'lf
very agreeable to hint, while he more
than once, by his wit and np:trkibtg re•
patter, had called the familiar silvery
fanghter from her heautifitl lips,
Whin the :Imam 000 tiroutb he tad
Leet to a g»i0t place t:' rest.. lie did 'tot
leave Ilei', bat sem i:Med standing 1,
Iter side, watching her expressive fates,
net site i.e turtt wateliad the toad t,
throne.. forgetful for the tittle of "tit ;lave
the life and joy of the occasion.
Suddenly he saw' hoe start. d. flush
lensed into her cheeks, a brighter light
to Ler oyes, tui site arose and extended
both hands to a gentleman who wait ap-
proaching.
"Mr. 1't'ett.oalin 1 Now glad I tans! When
slid you arrive, and how did you find
mel" :site asked, 111 in a breath.
"Thaelt you, 1 arrived ote tete !ate
evening train. anti 1 Multi ;'nit 1,;' the
:otlrr of intuitiuu, [ thinly;' he, 0,1.0.Vey.
h:u 111: h:t ',limed from her tg
ter comp:man, and heartily shook both
latttds.
Editha intredeccd the two gentlemen,
and, after 0 few' moments' eastverstttion,
ter former companion excused itimrelf
old WW1 at tyay. with a CiOitdt.'d bt'otw,
nutttoriog something about rho ttnoxpect-
d appearance of obi levers.
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went to the dancing pavilion to sine if
they eotdd find yen, but I thought 7
should discover you in "some quiet nook,
as 7 hove."
Edithto laughed and the beautiful col-
or rordtod half guiltily to her eheela;,
"Yon eretid not have thott,fit no if
you Intl conte fifteen ntiuntes eterliar, 1
think the music bas bIu'iteh0d me to-
night, for 1 hnt'c been ansiwg with the
merriest, But hon' does it happen that
you area 0isiter at Saratoga 1" .she ask-
ed, to change the subject.
"Oft, after revolving y'otu' note felling
ate of your destination. Sewpr,rt lost
its eha'nts, and 1 felt in immediate steed
of medicinal spring woter," he said, in
poor little friend, your lot is t
load one," he said, softly,
tt't pity too, please—life is hard en -
:Yell far os all, 1 think,' she returned,
,iuicb,!v and bitterly.
7vur!e thialis Me will have to have a
,dt:e as sogtt r,a h0 Don get away," Arr.
'fres,-glia continued, "and asks if 1 will
:,waste the sparge of Wycliffe for hitt",
t hall I tell you 1111 that he says about
lees, yes; go on," the poor Islet said,
'oge'rly, though every trona ryas fres»
teams) to her,
to sty's he, cannot live longer away -
from van, Edith;t; it is killing hint, ttnd
he most court' spare be c,tn see you Once
in a while, Ile writes; Ask her It 1
may. I will say nothing that shall
twanncl her; I will be firm and strung,
hal oh! 1 ant so homesick for n look
auto her eyes, for a clasp of her hand.
Ask her, Paul, if I tray con0,"
"No, no, no!" buret in a low, friht-
ened tune front the girl's livid lips, "Ile
most not come. Write to bin instantly
and tell hint so. :tar, Tressalitt, i could
not hear 0111 of all things in the w'ot'!d.
1 will not see trim, 1.10 mast nit come.
The brightness and exceeding beauty
that had been bora when he first saw
her Mal only been the result of it mo-
mentary excitement nfter all,
110 bad fluttered himself that she was
really better and stronger, both ill body
11111 spirit, hit naw he say that her
poorlteart was just as sore and wuundwd
a, ever, am: that her fetid lova was still
eating ;11 her vitals,
Earle'
he knew from the letter lie lied
so lately received, was suffering in the
saute xray, :sato w'Intt these poor, tired
011e0 yore to do all their fntnre wets 0
sere trwtblo to brat
"Ile mini, clear child," he seta, in bow,
:�;',; .;a;•„ shall 110 ,itt t n:
you wish. Come and wally tvhtkt me until
your nerves area little mute :4011 fly."
110 unclasped those locked fingers
Item his on. and tb'aw'irtg ono' ha ml
within it, led her away into a retied
path,tind toasted gravely of other things,
until he waw tate wild look fade from hew
the hand on his arta grow qun't,
d knew that her intense (xcite.tetnt
t soma and swore hint to .stn•t'eer, ;and is
How mu'sug the wretch lrte-k to health
ns tenderly as if lee w.a11 his own bro-
ther ,"
tTa be enotlttuod,1
r :
o. playful strain, delighted to find her so "•toy {;:ldun',ly t1lI oldi;r;.
ingn'avrd and (011101,1 ed, "Madam sw110,;. Pont it hurt kiln deeply to hear every
ter was affected 111 the tray:" he fen miott(s as deep, shuddm'ing, subbing
added. "1 expect that remarkable Armagh sigh ro:ne h'om her pale lips—snmethiug
will be tempted to kidnap you and bear di a child breathes after it has exitttu'st-
you away to regions unknown before
tong, she has taken such a fancy to you.,'
Just hear that, papa—fancy tory one
taking such n liking to me that they
would want to kidnap me. Why, what is
the matter? Are you ill;" Editha cried,
as site turned toward her father ;incl wns
transfixed by one glance into his face.
• "It wens rrl,ite as alabaster, and his
e"es girived like two cools of fire with
si m, e violent inward emotion.
":i0, 110; not 111, but very tired, 1
think w0 ought. to return at once to one
hotel, Pditl,l," he answered, with an ovi•
dont effort to regain his composure.
"'.1 nut sorry if you aro tired, papa;
f thought yin were enjoying yoltrself
immensely. Sit down and test in sante
quirt plan, please. I really do not like
to return just yet"
"Ent yon are not strong; 1 feat' the
iantpncso will do you injury,,' Mr, Dal-
ton ::aid, nasions to get her away at
once, std mover have given n thought
!a the ;0uapne s ;nasi that moment.
"1 am Very warm and comfortable; in-
deed, I thought the air remarkably clear
and dry to -night," Editha said, w'thout
Motel..
licnly, I'ditlta, I think I mast insist
"Please don't »13101 "pmt anything,
pap:";" returned the girl, wilfully, "If
you are so weary', yon go back to the
',rand 't o ion, and Arr. Tressalin will
brig.; me by and by"
81,0 war. determined that alto world
tint be walked off thus summarily like
a little girl itt petticoats, and Mr. Dalton
hod itt boat a. retreat. 1
'1 think 1 will go for a smoke, then,"
tae said, a: he turned and walked abrupt-
ly nwny.
Patel 'i't;lssnlia wondered what it 111
uu'nnt,
'the stat inti betrayed his great ngitn-
tient only upon the mention of Madan"
Sylvestet''s name. 1
Dial he know her, and if so 11118 there
enmity beim een them? Was that the
reason of his sudden flight from New-
port?.
Ili.s manner was certainly very
strange, Hud lie had evidently- intended
to get Editha away before any meeting
i yenned between her and the madam, s
but he could not very well urge the "tat-
ter any further without betraying him- t
self, and so he hal walker' away in no 0
enviable frame of mind.
I will hide from him. Ohl why must I
suffer so?"
The words ended in a low, heart, a
broken soh. She had clasped both pandas
emomisively around her eoinpnnicnt'a. 1
arm in her excitement, and was now f
shivering and trembling so that he was
greatly alarmed. 6
Editha watched hint curiously until o
be passed from sight, then, tutting to .ft
Iter t'ott1ttnion, site said:
"I do not holiev0 papa 1s feeling very c
well; perhaps I ought to have gone." 0
"Shell 7 take you to hint?" Paul asked, d
ct'msiderat.ely. n
"Not ,fust, yet. i would like to see u
Nashua Sylvester a moment, if 000 eats
find her; but first tell me" --rand the 1,
beautiful face instantly lost all, its love- t
iy color—"hnvo you heard again from—a
front—l,;arlo 1" f
"Yes; I had a letter day before yester-
day,01141 he is not very well, he writes; t
tate doctor' does not think tate climate ex- t
Ktly agrees with him," Mr. Tressalia on -
el itself with welting nntl fallen asleep.
Ile "would gladly haws restored hap)'
11040 1)0(11 1,0 Earl:: and her if he emit
have done se, even to the sacrificing o
his earn life, but lie could u<tt—sae
must bear his own burden, It scented
as i1' they hod been !reset on every loud
with troubles daring the past few yeas,
fulfilling those words of Shakespeare's:
"When sorrow's come, they come not sin•
g'lo spice,,
But in battalions."
'Earls) has had an adventure. Shall 1
tell you about it'!" he asked, when at
length she had apparently grown" quite
calm, Hurl inittitively'kno'•t'ing that she
w'al'l like to heir mre.
"If you please."
".There '.tax ire",. rill 0ttesl11t tni;lc to
run: Wycliffe, ;111,1 lint for his uttnin^ss
said Lavery gt'c;:t mischief v: r::.l ;tare
been done,"
"Alt; le uvea always brace; bat—hut
I hope he was not injured," hditha cried,
u reeling of faintness stealing over iter.
''bless you, no; else he would not
now be talking of a change. Ile not only
A FARMER'S TRIAL.
Uleak and Worn Out Through Over-
' work and Long Hours,
IThe farmer's life is always a hard one,
1011 if he is tweak or suffering ffa ring it 10
1 almost, unbeatable. The hours are long
and the work so hard that none but
the strongest eatstand it, An illustra-
tion of the effect of hard work on the
system 10 given by' 111, George ILutts-
lterg, a fanner of Spry, Ont. Ile Day'
"I have lived nearly all my life in 11
Bruce peniltsnht, 1 ata a farmer, an
have always had sty' share oflhard wor
in the departments of Cundinaina rot,
i.'oliuts, Antignia and Santander, but
mostly in tout latter, w'llero it is the
breadwinner to more thtul otte,.ltslf its
population. There are no regular f'ae-
tories, but the hats aro handmade by
thousands of peasant women in almost
as tunny households and sold' or traded
in the local store-" itt exchange for prri-
visions ,or articles of clothing, the hat
truing in these regions a convenient med-
ium of exchange; the housewife ex0110i .
'tag the ln•oolaet of her i,.,bnr for ss ta:tnv
pounds of flour, or what not.
Panama" hats are made with the veins
or fibres .of n palet leaf, the tissues of
which are scrai.ed eft 01 er,m(ted in tt:nrh
the sante way as hemp, The palm is
Ca110ti locally "jilnijapa,» an,i i; very
small in appearunoe and grows in greet
quantities on the low and .swampy lands
of the upper \1agdttlena. it grows wild,
a: stat is also cultivated, although to 0 lir!.
(0 'itod, extent, in the largest MD districts,•
d The plant produces in a little over to
k, year.. The preparation of the fibro after
the tissues stave been combed off• con-'
sista of boiling the some in water 'eon::
or taming sett and lemon juice for the ef-
t 1'0,1, of whitening and rounding its sot',
tt face; this operation ttke:s rt fen' hours,
d 'I he straw is then exposed to the night
d air for three consecutive nights, niter'
whioh it is ready for use. The material
employed 111 the making of it lust is mar.
i1 hatted at ft'nm 15 to 10 cents per hat,
00 according to the fineness and whiteness
of the straw, the young leaves generally
1 giving the best quality'. It takes a 'vont.
m an four days to stake an ordivav hat,
eight days for a good rine, and ;t'o otuclt
as ttvo weeks for the finest hat in ttle.
The salary of the peasant women 0m -
o ployed in tlto making of a 'Toile hat
O is reckoned at. 10 cents n. day, ittchtding
✓ her fond, which eon be oalealttcd at 10
• Cents nddilittnal.
The best Panama's att'lo,u'o those cail-
O etI "81017.x," tootle in the oily of that
name in the department of ('m t1ttnnr-
d ca. The nest in order, aceo'ding. to' 'stn
r World's Eyents',11 gasine
P, > are the �1 '-
os
tt
ie t*i
71 1.
nr z
1 i m the c�epitrtm0n't of rip.
thumbs . Then fnlintn the ones 1100110 in
the d0partntett of Santander, called, re-,.'
r spectively, Zaatptoca, Baricharo, Itecat•s,•
y malign and Giron, from the various rifles
where made, and varying in quality and
print: fr, the order given. lint the Zapata
toot, tIthough. the most cxensiwo 1100 .
Santander, aro supposed to be of lees;.
duration.
Pim beat Snaza hat costs y3 and'•},hi!~.
elu'ape,st $1 in that City. The, elute eat
anti0 are those coming from the de . t
lfj
neat of Satttnndor, whirls range in lira g ,
from 60 cents to $2, 1
-r
FIGURES THAT TALK.
anti lice it good many other men
thought there was no wearout to 10
tem. 111 this 1 was mistaken, f
about n year and a hill ago I began t
go gradually down 1,111. 1 would tire 1
the least exertion; my appetite faile
tis; I hail n severe pain in my side an
nrotmd my heart, The doctor told me
was suffering ft•ont pernicious anaemia
that hams almost bloodless. I doctors
for six months, but instead of hotrovin
I grew so weak that I could ltordly oto
without assistance. I lost flesh till
was aiaost a skeleton. rl friend fro
Siolxs Bay told me of the great benefit
she had derived from the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink' Pills and advised me to
try totem. lfy eisler-itt-bis land ale
received groat benefit from their use, s
I fled:lea to give then" a trial. Otto
using the pills about a mouth I began t
„min strength, nut from that on 1 int
proved rapidly, New blood seemed t
0,11'.,0 11,rongh 003. 0010; my 01)10(11
improved; the pain left my side an
heart, and I gabtetl i1 weight. Af10
usin; about a dozen hexes of the pills
was again ett'yn ittg the hest of health
i have. nothing but praise for Dat Wil
lions' Pin!: Pills. as they ,arced me n£te
ntOdirll trt'tltlent had failed -1 real!
believe Huey slaved my life."
flood blond i-, the secret of health.
Beep the blood inure nal such diseases
as atttti:lit, rheumatism, ,sciatica, itldigos-
lion, heart golpitation, eezcmn std the
toast ills of women will not exist, The
most perfect lslttotl took and nerve re -
i• is
tit
neer in the world is i)t, Wblliams' in
['111 St,ld by all medicine dealers or, by
nail et ud cents n box or six boxes for
112..50 from '1'}te Dr, Williams Medicine
(.'o., Brockville, Ont,
prevented it robbery and protected Mut
?elf, hitt he has rapinrod the robber.'
"I am Isere that is gnotl new:{," vtto
did, 11ow deeply late','st.ed.
And l:ditha, who do you suppose the 1 1i
robber proved to be?" 11
"1 aur sure i. cannot imagine; and h
yet you cannot tnettn------"
`"les, I do mean it," he atu,wered, read- w
Mg ler through. "it wit; no other than a
that wretclt who sobbed y,otur father's ' el
louse several yea's ago, and for 11110111
Earle snffored the penalty. It wns Tons
Drake, that "matt whom you stet after
;your visit to ,lolut Loker's, and sell() af-
terward entered your house the second
time turd compelled you by his mesmeric
power to go away with him."
0411th, shuddered, 11tH yet sho could
tardly believe her ears. She had always
been afraid of meeting that dreatliltl
man again, and now to know that re
was away in h;nglnnd'ntd 0 captive, was
t. greet relief to her. '
' It flees not seem possible," ale
said.
'It is righteous jnlgtneet• that he
honld at bast be taken by the very' ono
v0110 ttnjitstly sea't'ed out the amemite
"tat ought. to have been pronommed op-
s ititu threefold;" was the stent reply,
"Tell nt0 flow it lutppened. Idea,) --
hat is, if a'om kasha' 1'
Abandoned tin Struggle,
"Didn't you ever have any ambition in
life?" asked the austere uuttrun Standing
in the kitchen flour,
^alof, ma'am," said '.luffold IQmU,
sighing deeply, "1 have not allus led
lhit butterfly IYlatenee, blame yotu',i
age, ma'am, I tried to rate n pair 0'
rh;;;r,il side whislc,n:s, but they o'ould:al
gra',"', £duce then 1 haiu't no heart to
d0 anything."
Thu, mournful story' failing to awaken
her ten:malltie.=, he shambled en to Ile
it house.
•
A !YARNING 1'd MOYlJ RS.
'There are unsrrupulotts dealers who
for the .Fake of trifling gain arc willing
to sacrifice the heallta—perhaps the lives
--of Utile ontt'o, This is proved by the
feet Clint throe aro' n number of iulita-
tione of Baby's Ow'tr'I'ablets'nffered...1Mc
other rate protect her child by seeing
tat the full mane Baby's Own Tuldots
std the four-leaved clover with child's
end on earl: leaf, is found on the outside
rapper' armlet{ every box, Do not tape
smiting else as you may endanger your
tild's life, If you carrot get the genu-
ante
ens
ane tnblelo frtntt your dealer, oetul
cents to The Dr, Williams .Medicine Co.,
Brookville, Ont,, and get 0 box by mail
post paid.
r
On the Waterways.
:1 negro exhorter stwutecl to his andl•
e ue, "t'otne up an jive de army ob de
Lord."
m dine Mind," replied ono woman.
"Whar'd yo' tine'?" asked the exhorter,
"iu de ltptiis' Church."
"Why, chile," said the exhorter, "yo'
01.1'1 in de army oh de Lord; yo's in de
nor,;'—d?verybody's Magazine.
I1 10 Ineky for Britons that they have
lfan ntrooiois climate, said an American
the other day. 1f that were up tat the
mark of everything else, so malty Amer -
Icons would @0010 over to live in Nea-
1 land that there wouhl p0 no moon for
any English.
„les; Earle wrote etc 1 good clod
loot it. It seems that the fellow did
tot deem the United States a safe
"lace for hint after .loin I.okor's con-
t•s=inn 1110 Made iodine --rhe description
if himself was too accmnit, for that --
n he fled to England rood boo, nt;d,n0,t.-
illy been carrying on his nefarious opal: -
Dolts there ever since. About a month
after' I left Wycliffe, Earle tans awaken•
d one night' by the sound as of some
ae stepping cautiously arouiel in his
resaitlg-roout. Ills revolver was in reach,
tut Ito' blatantly.'tet'nred it. Tile next M1 -
tent n null ,passed into .Itis mons. It
wns not a very dark night, and as ale
abler glided between the bed and the
eindetw his figure owns clearly- outlined.
nd Earle, aiming low; fired at pita He
ell with n groan. It was but the work
f ",minute to strike to light and go to
he prostrate matt, who wtus too badly
vouuded to make many resistance, and he
fou1101 that his fallen foe was nate other
(Christian Guardian,)
One hundred and sixty thousand "for.
eiguers" hove eettlod in the Canadian
wort "luring the lost five years, In 1901
there were only this mmnber of people
in :ltsiniboit, Snskateletwat and Alber-
to. 1l is estimated that there are ttow
mu million people west of Lake Super-
ior, This Is double that of seve0 years
ago.
Last year the immigration to Canada
sus 9.62,030—another To',ntol
J'alto a railroad its long 00 from \Vitale
peg to Toronto. Tulse 0 strip of land
tt'n Ittilt: Ott each side all the way, This
;ant of Innd was taken ep lu lima .
steads last year. No wonder the rail -
reads could not keep pare with develop.
went.
'I trete are almost one hurtdred thous•
and tbtlicinus in Canada—that is about
es "natty as utero are jeopla in the whole
of Prince Edward Island. The Methodist
t'Intrrlt has one lraissio'nary doctor and
throe ladies working among this people,
There are about tea thousand Doukho.
hut's in Cando—nearly enough to fill
Butt enterprising railway city, St, Thom -
Ont. These people have no schools,
slt10 0 small one carried ou by the So:.io•
ty of Friencls. As yet tate (Jovernment
is dying nothing for their education; and
the churches of Canada aro leaving them
Rhone.
There aro about snventeein thousand
negrocs in Chnala—netitlto -,,'enough to
populate Kingston,'Oni•a,, d't the last
cemttts,
There aro 0
moos in the=5,
up our beitIttY!
that man vdlto'tli
he o will not 'make
fOr'ei
ieil°pnism,
ifre
! llaete
nottit0 Old?},
t'ebt+iootA ;y,n
fit tier fill
ueatd '\Ior-
y could fill
Quebec —aid
heir presence
rohloni some day
r'stand Mor -
,;thousand ,llen-
ousand Hungarian
l nd-they would to.
l}ities of Idalifax,?\'', S.,
1111.! tit. Jelin, - -
Thorc are about thirty thousaal°Ori.
enfold in Canada, and lot soil
tell the story the number 11)'
vera' rapidly. In ]1101 Vent -
population of tatty twenty -n
tel 1'ictorie of only ttrt'uly-
utd.
in Western Cnnnda almost ev
max is a "foreigner." Tin; 3
(1, m ch employs ono colporteur an,
woman, who speak some of tit
Eurnpenn Imtgaages--chose are the may
workers' who can really minister to "the
other Iiajf" of our people.
The clturehes of Canada have a "home
ndasiott" problem rot their hands, w•Itu.,c
solution will uol be reached without
soul, patience and 101111 and self-sacri-
fir,,
O.4 -�
Fred —1'nt going to the races to -day,
old unan. Want ate to put up something
for yon? ,Tor --11 it's all the sane to
You: I`d rather you would lend me ten
dollars. I was at the recce yesterday.