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NOT IN THESE DAYS.
Courier -Journal.)
"Father," ea.id the yOung man, "I can.
not tell a lie."
"In that caee," eighed the em man, "I
don't believe yOu will ever attract tulY
nttention politeially,"
CONSISTENT PESSIMISM.
(Washington Star.)
"Are you going fishing' to -morrow morn-
ing?" asked the rural. citizen.
"No," replied the man from town. "So
long as I can go flailing to -day 1 won't
bother. I never yet fished without
learning that they were biting fine yes -
t Kele Y,"
7 . .
A SPECIALIST,
(Louisvile Courier -Journal.)
".A. young man should learn to do one
thing well. Thia is an -age of specialists.
Ie your son conformmg to that rule?"
"in a way. 1119 specialty is rolling eig-
grettes."
e •
HE IS NOT SURE.
(Kansas City ojurnal.)
"John, am all right for the theatre?"
"My dear, I hardly know what
you consider all right, You have a dab
or powder on each ear, but none on the
tip of your nose."
4
NATURAL MISTAKE.
(London Opinion.)
"That young lady is angry with me.
The episode happened at a reception. I
couldn't see her face for her big hat."
"And you mistook her for another
young lady, ell? Nothing in that to a.et
angry about."
"I mistook her for a piano lamp."
SUBURBAN POLITICS.
(Now York Sun.)
Mrs. Knicker-The Colonel is Out. for
social justice.
Mrs, Subbubs-Has he got any scheme
to keep your neighbors from getting. your
cook away for a dollar a month more?
4
THE REVISED MENU.
(Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
"Here, waiter, what's the matter with
your bill -of -faro? I can't fina any beef-
steak on it."
"Yes, eah. That's right, sah. Beef-
eteolt comes under the general head of an
'extra' -three dollahs extra. Yes, sail."
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UNPALATABLE.
(Philadelphia Record.)
/31obbs-A deliberate lie is often pretty
hard to swallow.
Slobbs-Well, the truth isn't always
pleasant to the taste, either.
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CHAPTER L
"You. have been. swill a. time away,
Tredeaniek I"
The la.dy epoke with a little aggrieved
Ora°, and in tone of reproaeh, fie of
those of a person so acoustomed to re-
gard and coureideratian that the mere
involuntary absence af her votaxies is
resented as an approeeh to neglect,
placing as she did so her tiuy feet, in
their deinty black silk stookinge, and kid
shoes, all rosetted and geldebuckled,
reader, on her Yelvet-covered fender
etool, to the warmth. of the crimson, -
glowing fire. •
"Hand me my large fan, please--thab
black -bugled affair. Thank you"; and
sne adjusted the black glittering to
shade her pale smooth cheek from. the
ardent glare, and. arramged her fine eaau-
brie la.e-e-edged handkerehiel over her
little, plump, white jewelled. hand to
protect its faarness ale°.
Same vain exacting beauty she doubt-
less appeals, this fair daane. Hasty
ju:dg,niente are elways unwise- nearly
aiwaye inearreet.
Madam Vivian had been a. beauty
without 'doubt, and possessed a, beauty
of her own yet -had been just as "Min
and exacting as most yotmg, courted,
flattered beauties are -no :more, no lees
--and was as gracedully imperious, as
selfesuiticient, solf-willed and aerlf-poe-
sessed, as handsome haughty, wellebred,
w„elleborn and. eveseldy elderly ,ladiesegele-
erally are.
Despite her dark brilliant eyes, her
smooth fair cheek,. her scarcely lined
brow her well -cut lige and white even
teetli-all her own beauty, her own
natural gift without a touch of art to
aid it -and Madam Vivian of Rosm
worthy was flityesix yeans od age, arid
wore on. herr hair, which. was beautiful,
lustrous, wavy and. silver-grey, a f
claimed, her affection teed anxiet,y quite
overemaing her ill-htunor. "My dear
boy, you must not think of it1 Are there
not your own room and. the study --
both with good fires, and warm and
cosy? Stephen, dear, pray do not!"
"Very well then, aunt, to please ygu,"
he said, going towards the door never-
theless; "but I shall just have a look
at the night."
"Not on the cliffs -pray, Stephen„ not
on the cliffs!" 'Ma,dam Vivian reiterat.
ed. "Stephen, do you hear me?"
"I hear you, dear aunt," he replied,
with a kind of grave patience; "are you
afraid that a capful of wind would
take Me off my legs and blow me over
Tregarthen Head?"
".A. capful of -wind do you call it."
cried niu,da,m, indignantly, pointing her
white hand to the widly-swaying boughs
of the great elm outside, as their dark
forms were visible against the lighter
beekground of stormy, claudy sky,
through which the faint moonliglat
etruggliel dimly. "I have been out in
a gale of wind before now, and I know
one as well as you do, Captain. Treden-
nick! Come and sit down. to chase this
instant, under peril of my dtsplesisure--
Llanyon will send us up some tea pres.
ently-and. forget your quarterdeck and
dirty weather and. night evateb.e* for
once."
"My near aunt, I am. no MON, able to
refuse compliance with any request of
youns than my late uncle wee," amid
her nephew; "and there was a glimmer
of ridioule in the indlor's keen pleasant
myes as he turned obediently, moved
the little inlaid table in front of mad -
not come homdght-how eould you ex.
peet Llenyon? Ceme, ntephee, I al -
wens lilto my green tea after ehees; m -
deed, durieg a prolonged and, well -play-
ed game, I like it to sip at iatervals
while( I am playing; hut WO are' hardly
in need of it tomieht."
Madam Vivian was oue of thoze peo-
ple who do not easily forgive.
"Who ie 'Mies Winnie'r " Captain.
Tredonnick Asked. "I never heard of
that young lady before,"
"Oh, a little girl who coulee to read
or play to me in the evening," maid
Madam, intent on the exact flavoring
of her tea, "Won't you try the lemon
eseence, Treclenniek? it's a -vast im-
provement. nhe'e a ince little creature,
poor child."
Tredenniek's eyee appeared te quee-
tion, whilst he epoke ii•o word -he was,
in trutb, at that moment ealoulsiAing
the time of the tide, and. the probable
poeition some homeward -hound -ves-
sels of which he knew.
"Not a very comforteble name, poor
child," said madam, in reply to his look;
"a step -mother, and a parcel of disagree-
able children, you know, and poor Win-
nie made a kind of drudge for them.
the Pope himself
would, have taken her altogether ae
little companion, but her step -mother will place on the heads of the new Cac-
hed the impertinence to tell me -to tell dinals Is the crown of a prince of the
me," repeated madam, setting back her Church. It is chief among the insignia
welneliaped head, with its trembling of the office of Cardinal.
it is a small hat with two tassels on
diadem of lace, and her full white throat
-ethat Winnie could not be spared from the brim, Hanging from the hat on
either side are five rows of tassels, each
home! Her father mune te apologize,
row symbolizing a step in the religious
and tylen•ed nee to take Winule„ but I, of
life of the Cardinal; priest, vicar, bis -
course, refined." hop, archbishop, cardinal.. The red hat
Stephen Tredenniek did not quite see
is never worn after the first time aud
the force or juetice of the "of couxse,"
is kept to be placed over the body of the
but he merely asked: cardinal when he is deceased.
"Vdhat is he?" The cartlintils' beretta is also made of
"A coastguard officer. He has been
red niatenal, It has three semi-eircular
in the royal navy, and held the rank of
mounts on top, with a cord loop in the
lieutenant," replied Madera Vivian. ea"Ykoeui centre. It is worn on unofficial mica -
really should taste this 'heavy
liciously, Of course, only that she is a *ions.
M Inard's
Tredenniek; cook. always makes it de -
gentleman's daughter, I would not make where.
a eompanion et peer little Winnie,
though ehe is such a clever little being
-plays quite prettily, and sinnre a little,
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am's easy chain and placed. thereon the
splendidly carved chessmen which he ggt, poor ohild!"
himself had brought home frown Canton Again Treennick did not see, under all
the areumittauces, the force and juatiee
as a gift. Common report would have it,
indeed, that the late John Vivian, squire of the "of course," but said uothing;
kind of diadem of black lane, all of Roseworthy, wish of St. Awen, the allusion to the coastguard servize
sprinkled with glittering tremulous Cornwall, had carried the trait Of can- • sent hie mind off, through the
stare and crescents of jet, to denote her jugal eaniability„ to which his nephew wild rknees of the bleak March night
state of widowed mourning, although alluded, ao very far treat it had carried. on the Eugl•iith wain, the driving rain
it dated 'back some 6eVen 7ewrIS before. him at length into the reign, of conjugsl and b.owling blast, to smegglers' adven-
The person •adckeessed as Tredeneden slavery -but then 'corn:non report is al- tures ekirmishes,r2aptures and escapee,
therefore was not that subservient, hum- • WayS slanderous. ' in th'e matey gloom of tropical nights
blemainded and eoanewhat timid inne- Chess was Medical Viola -Ws favorite beneath the silver glory of the Southern
vidual wlio had the unprinalleeen goon game; she delighted. as much. as elle ex- Crosse, and to the pirate's darker craft,
(Rochester Herald.) celled in its intriguing, its deeply -laid like a. fell bird. of prey darting amidst
fortune to be the Imenand of a flattexed,
Shovelling coal into the furnace is a imperious beauty; nor was he her eon, Polley, its ambuscades, and well -won ve- the
procoes which one never seems to forget, although hAs years numbered sccne twee- 'torten and it was her noast to say that Summer isles ot Basin lying in deek
even though it is interrupted for a few ty-foux less than hers. ehe never met her match. on the feld purple spheres of sea.
months when one feeds tickets to the ice- An unpatient clink or the ehina and
man. 4tMy dea.r aunt," he mid, quietiy, "the of the chequered board, except in a
, • - East India,man. Chittoor is rather clif- Tredenniok of Tregar en. silver resulting, in a, tiny chime brought
THE INEVITABLE RESULT. ferent in &exacter from your little She certainly did meet her match, and him back with a. start to the reality ox
Madam Vivian's richly furniehed draw-
(Harper's Weekly.) Bluebell, in the days wheel you. Went her victory very often, in a, Tredennick
of Tregarthen ; but then she could grace- ing"roonl all nreen, in different; shades
has broken down." said Stubbs. "He favor of wind and. tide." fully yield the palm to those of her own and deptls of.hue, as regarded its up -
"I am surprised to hear that Dubbleigh yachting, to go 'here and lehere by the
used to have a splendid constitution." "Dear me Tredenniele, 1 .should think kindred, for she had. been a Tredenniek holstery and drapery of velvet andsatin
gan ameeding it." I know thlt 1" said. Madam Vivian% of Tregarthen before she teme to rule damask, all aglow with the light of \MX-
-So++ • rather petulantly. "But yoga have been over Squire Vivian's handsome house candles and blazing firelight, all glitter -
"Yes," said Wigglethorpe, "but he be -
CHEERFUL UNDER DIFICULTIES. swary a. very long time, 1 repeat -it ,and wall filled purse in Roseworthy. ing with bleek walnut woods and licavy
(Chicago Tribune,) "I had, intended to go up to Tregar. dull gold frames (Madam Vivian liked
is imager than the last. reen in her roome-it suited her com-
eeenis to me that eaeh of .ymir voyages
of emixte 1 • then this evening," Stephen Tredennick g
the holdup man, "I'll stuff this handker- know there are no attraetions in, Theete , remarked, absently, •toying with a eap. plexion, and it did not tire her eyes, she
The victim regarded it with a ghastly tured pawn, end oblivious of an awful eaid; ehe liked wannemilles and berg()
"If you make any noise," threatened
Ole black glittering f,an in Madam =Mee tO hiS bishop from Madam's hest fires; ,and she chose black walnut in
chief in your mouth." land te make you hasten Inane'
smile.
reference to gayer and lese chaste
Viveann hand, e,nn ene Nat* negmernen move. "It is too late now• 1 must g0 P
"011, that's such an old gag!" lee pro-
tested.
lacie on her silvery hair stirred. and flut- up to -morrow. The Truscots are keep-
.
h I ese madam's pale, handsome num wibh a
euxvings)-to the contemplainon of
.
The keen _expressieree'leliteeterereyea-of ' "Yes, keeping it together," Madam luivite roses of her cheeks, relieving it
preach. stunt?"
Stephen Tr'enennick, -captain of -the Rae.t replied,' •with a ,alight shrug;
"It j's a ' the contemplation of her silvery waves
oin nettled pallor end, eallownets--to
•
"I am sorry for it," said Ca,ptair.
ine7dasn's jeweled. fingers, with sparks of
• e• : • "No attractions antside the h.omeemy Tredennick, moving the pawn careless- rainbow fire on them as they 'timed
STRONG IMAGINATION. dear aamt is kind. etnough,tonweleome a, ly; 'I should not like the old home to hither and thither amoimat the tea -
la
(Rochester Times.) poor sailor to." fall to ruins, even if I never lived in it." equipage; and then the wild storm and
KItty-Gracleus, dear, and were you The Ostertpliments gaud taibtriaett.warnely "It would take full three thousand •
rain drenching- the window.; outside,
automobile? ed in quite paeifymg Madam \Ileum She pounds to rebnild and renovate," ob- ettddet. dim tittig
very nervous when you guidde your first as they Were expeensed, neverth Cies* fall -
white rabbit and thought it was a cow. fluttered. her fAn more impatiemay far a •
. you are never going o e
t liv there, it • el ' .
"if "Hark)" said in•adarn, endilonly, drop-
paisy-I ehould say so. I ran over a served. Madam, with another ellen;
few momenta, glancing ti.thwani. it with does not matter, I ruppoee. If I had ping me sugar tongs with a deafening
elash-"it eever ean be! Did you. not
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PAPA NEEDS HELP.
(Exchange.)
"So you are in the swim?"
"Mother and the girls think I ana'but Indian/an. Chittooe, spankleil with a, perfect rum, you know. Stephen, o
who has fallen overboard and. ought to be
niearrn of amesement; emdethen, you intend that prewn to remain?" of shining hair, her rich lustreless trail -
honeying for help." eephed. RS quietly as betfoxie: inc.- black silk, the dainty teatable, and
my personal feelings are those of a man
tered with au air of eniseey and re- ing the ouse
faint hue, the last flueh of the onee ex -
HER REASON.
(Exchange.)
Mrs. Angus -Don't you object to your
hueband's spending most of his time at
the ball game?
Mre. Arden -No, dear; it takes his mind
off the 'expensive fall suits I'm ordering.
•-e.
A POOR DIET.
(Christian Register.)
Lady of the House -You. say you have-
n't had anything to eat to -day?
Tramp -Lady, if you believe me, the
only thing I've swallowed to -day is in-
eults."
UTILIZING THE ELEMENTS.
(Washington Star.)
"You didn't waste your time building
ca.sties in the air?"
"No." replied Mr. Dustin Stax. "I con-
structed corporatione out of water."
4 S.
UNEASY LIES THE HEAD.
(Boston Transcript.)
Briggs -Do you put your pocketbook
uteder your ,pillow when you sleep in a
hotel?
Grigge-Never. You see, the first few
nights the pocketbook would make my
pillow, too high; theta after a, week or so
there isn't enough in it to be anxious
abont.
PLEBEIAN.
(Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
"tier husband's family was English,
wasn't it?"
"Yes, and very good stock, too. He
claires relationship to Gladstone."
"Gladstone e That should please his
wife."
"It doesn't. It hurt her pride (tread-
Oneat Comtnoner.' " Nana of seaport towme; and assure g
fully when she hettrd he was called, the
your dear aunt, nay atquaintIthee with. and nwept corer the mansion fiercely, for herself.
(Kingston Standardo "Exceseivelv limited -I should. think ecreaniing round the grouped chimneys, and flavoring the beverage very delicate-
her dark eyes fleshing, a manner
. „
whit& showed what deadly aervize the three thousand to spare, 1 erould do it hear a. knock and ring, Iredennic .
dainty weapon might have one in the for the eake af the name of the Treden- "Certainly. I did," he replieel, in some
days of her early ballroom camel . nieks of Tregarthen, but I have not. So surprise, '
1 ust o as they win g0; "It can never be that child!" seid
phen," ehe said, eltaxply anol. enoldenly; you are the last of the Tredenneeks,
"you migIrt have other attractions, and and I dare say another half century will '
other homes to --welecarie yrrA, if you blot even the memory of theraeof fthe
eared" , face of the earth."
Ce I suppose m g ,
"It is your own fault entirely,
)7
. t I Treden-
"I dare 'say, S epe in •
Yes, bu 0 no 'care, ar le „eac ravely.
replied more quietly, a eenteain stern d411 ' g
look coming into his lebid blue. eyeso "we "There goes your bishop!" cried. Ma-
jeet, and yon know my anindr" dam, sharply, swooping down on the
have said all we can eay on thattesube
"Yes• you will never many troikas neglected piece. "What are you think -
you m'eeb a. girl whocaa. you. can letWe'" ing of? You are playing very bedly to•
night!"
smid Madam Violent in Tether a sine -311 "1 shall not spend three thousand cer-
tone, as of onela.horing under mit:011,51m- tinly," Stephen Tredennick said, taking
pressed annoyance, "You only .sag. bleat ' the loss of the bishop very philosoptia
for want of a better an.swee to imam cally, "but I certainly must spend a
me, Stephen. It cannot be poneible ithett ferW pounds in making it weathertight,
an. educated mem of thirty-two has no ' L ellen go up there to -morrow."
other ideas on. the eubject of an eligible "It le sad to see it in the state it is
wile tdmit the mere Jack Tar nekton of ' im" returned liadam, speaning hi mean -
'a girl to love!'" ing accents etill. "I Should like before
"I regret to say -such, is the density I die to see the Tredennicks of Tregar-
of nay ignorance and the 33aerow rainiled- ' then -dame once anore; but i never shall,
ness of my obstinate determination," re- 1 1 stippoter
but looking a little irritaned--othe neere up again. Captain Tredennick made, an -
The unpleseant eubject was cropping
turned Captain Tredennick, smiling fetill,
rata" ,othor reekless naove, and turned Ins
Jack -Tar notion is the very one for
"Well," said madam, changing lder head. tovrarde the window.
"Ah, the gale Is upon us sooner than
witaettihella2tte bpeegrIntinniancgitylb°.irsenlf-willan43wed' . I*41"glit'" he said, the sough of the
., teens and the mournful sighing of the
woman., "why eau You hot find thtn gir". night wind rising, as he spoke, into a,
"Where am 1 to find her I don't midden ebrieking blest, that roaxed
to lover? What le to hinder yam?"
admire the black-eyed Susa.ns r ovely atbowe the thundering din of the erash-
billows out by the headlaed orags,
madam, irritably. "it could not be pos-
eible! How slow Llanyon iti1"
To alleviate hher impatience, Tredele
nick had riF..,en and. laid. his hand ,m the
lock when lie heard the hall door un.
barred. and then shut haenly egaanst
the storm, as sOine one rushed. in wieh
an ejaculation.
"It's Miss Winnie, madam," said the
old butler, as Tredennick opened the
drewing-room door; and at the seine
momene a small muffled figure, apper-
ently•dripping with wet, appeared "..n the
brightly lit portal.
"Winifred ! " e r died a m V iviae,
.sharply-madaenn -imam wae very elear,
and rather high-pitched, and could be
very shrill and' eharp when site choee.
"Yes, madam," mune in rather muffled
up tones from the dripping figure.
"What on -earth induced you .to come
out on euch a night?" madam demanded,
her fede emooth forehea,d lined with dis-
pleasure. "In torrents of rain, derkness
and storm, and at this hour, too! Did
you imagine that I wanted to ba read
to at nine o'clock in the evening?"
"It was much earlier when I left:home,
madam," the little wet bundled -up figure
said humbly. "It wes only halfgeee
seven when I left home, and the storm =
overtook me -and I had to go errands
besides."
Madam compressed her well -cut pink
lips, and poured out another •,:eip of tea
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(New York Herald.)
"My. but you do look stunning!"
"What a. perfect love of a, gown:"
"I want YOU to meet my husband!"
"Is the family hack In town?"
"There's that Mrs. Thbagamajig!"
"Did you ever see such taste?"
"The shortest one Is her husband!"
"But it wrinkles in the eyelet!"
"So goo dto be here, isn't it?"
"Really. you don't say!"
"What is Emily thinking of?"
"He's sixty if he's a day!"
"Mercy, my head is mplitting!"
"He was to blame, I hear!"
"Where are the Bigwads sittingr
"Sh! Not so loud, my dear!
"Isn't that ridiculous?'
"Maybe they've had a spat!"
"1 guess they're applauding Caruso:"
"Heavens, isn't he fat?"
"My, the curtain is faling!"
"'Didn't that three hours fly?"
"See you up at New Haven!"
"Love to all! Dye. bye!"
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• with the record, age, ete., or eaoh suc-
cessful animal. Anticipating a keen &-
minal. from breeders and owners of both
pure bred and grade heeds of dairy cat-
tle, the Hon. Martin Burrell, Minister
of Agriculture, has authorized .the print-
ing of a large edition of ths report,
wnich is dietributed by the publicatious
branch of the Department ef Agricul-
ture, Ottawa.
It was in Boston.
They were having a "difference."
"After careful cogitation," said lie, "I:
am firmly convinted that I diSplayed
deplora.ble lack of discernment in choos-
ing you as the partner of my joys and.
sorrows."
"You are correct," said he, "and 1 am
sure that I must have been suffering.
under a mental aberration to have given,
an affirmative answer to your impas-
sioned pleading."
"I have realized," said 13artholornew,
the four-year-old progeny, as he stepped
from the nursery -"I have realized. for
several years that my parental affilia-
tions were uneongenial. might almost
say distasteful. But I have deemed it
my duty to eontinue as 'the tie that
binds.' Now I must insist that unless
you ehow to each other the courtesies
due my immediate ancestors I. shall be
forced to repudiate my rela,tionship."
They embraced. Again a little child
had wom-Brooklyn Life.
A beautiful small size LADIES' W.A.T0}1 in
handsome LEATliER BRA0ELET given
FRES for selling only $4.50 worth of the loveli-
est Christmas and New Year Cards and Folding
Booklets at 3 for 5e. These are the very latest
and most exclusive designe. Embossed and
lithographed ht. ali the natural colors. .Appro-
priate mottoes and verses.
You juet show them and take the money.
Many of our agent e men it dozen packages in.
one house. Don't tides this wonderful chance.
'Write to day. You may uot see this advertise -
meat again. corailf)drep&.:0201,0n, 1,1t0::rNotiCto0:0,
WINDOWS ,,ItiNier
souare. and these ere set in narrow strips
the
nearly roma', and averege fem. inches in
Perhaps in no
world are elnlellaS USed SS a substitute
for windoW glass. These shells are flat,
dIamteer. Tae edges are trimmed off,
so e.s to teat e panes about three inches
of. wood. The ehells ere of COVIIII0
trar.elucent rather than transparent, anti
the result Is a euft, opalescent light, very
agreeable in a euuntry where the glare
nary glas were used. To ebtain the
of the sky would be intolerable if ordin-
Masimum window openings the sashes
are made to slide horlzontaly onl wide
Rills of hard aroed in a manner similar
to that adopted by the Japanese. By this
enoens-ooeuings as wide as 12 feet are
p_bt*a_ined_.-1).7,7he New Manila" la
the December Century.
eteergeate.neee,.....eetatoteaearmag
C H RCH ES Mt/ST EQUIP. London belles ie excessively lbnited." ' beating at its dosed doors and. windows, "Well, Winifred" -sugaring, ()reaming,
Bee'. T. W. Neal wisely suggests that Sal" retorted madam, petular.te e as she the angles and gables, and burying it- ly, but without raisieg her eyes froin
her employment -----"as you have been
the ehurches ebouid be open every day in SaW .in her newphew' f th • eelf eyith long, tremulous wails in th
ridiculous cmough to quit ya
UT own
the week. Btit, who \Vishes to .Ontertain of amusement at her anxiety.
s ace e glimmer
home, and came through darkness and
himself in deserted cloister halls)? Will "N-0 den. - surging hurricane of sound of the wild.
trnooli;ee =ATM offitty ithan now, if it aims your tirae in the emoky, grogg:g sonety leeflese 'woodland?, behind.
"Cheek to your queen!" said. nia.dam.
the ChUreh itot have to be equipped in a der it ehould be limited, when y ott spend dorm. until you are covered with mud
net wor la. s ea a y needed.
and wet from head to foot, for the very
k yti ietnr eirt phis kind or work of a set of sailors, and go pokieig ehout Captain Tredenniek nuide a few fee-
ble efforts to save the genie, but a move Ilbuda'bile purpoae of readine to me
at an hour when I shall c'be going
their 'snug cribs,' as they. call their out-
of-the-way villas and oottageis that ere or two more placed it entirely in Muni -
to bed -as you would ecarcely be
- ....—nene
A WILD.CAT MINE. kept like ship ca,bins, and :pith, imt ain's hands. it presentable for the next tWO hours --
(Exchange.) even ii. feartale housekeeper sore frotitneav, ."1 do not eall that a game, now- e you had better go down to cook and.
get your clothes dried, and have some
ner, to -day. "Oh, I beg your pardon, aurite' at' tid was merely intrrendered,". said she, , •
Ile --I saw our old neighbor, :qr. Skin -
She -Did you. What is he doing now? guishing her (Their way in pighe. "if
he, laughing; "Martyn has a, renntrk- hot tea or something. Such an ideal I
nen,w. is interested hi (iiio 01: those . able pretty houeekeeper, w;13.oin he you did not, welt to play, why did yeu - ara sure, Tredennick, you mired think
wild -eat mining companies.- adores, and. a houseful of pret ty maid- :. not say so? Ring for tea, please, Ste- me a considerate woman to exiket a
to neer for wild cats. young girl to conic mare than two miles
She -The idea! I never knew you had sereariene /them"
' "Captain .'&1ttrtyn bad sense enough. "I really do not feel my head quite along the cliffs, ori Buell a ntglit aS thiS,
he ennlalned, to reed to me! Positively'!" Madam
• to marry, and marry Well, tt 10," fiid Clear to -night, nunt,"
(From the 1<alVas City Star.) .1 apologetieally; "my 111111d kept weeder- wa8
"And Stepltes Tredennick ',Las not ‘ ing all the time. 11.arki lt is a bad delieate tea over her cambric liandker-
very angry, and. Spilled BOMO of her
kATERARY INNISH. madam, shortly.
'rhe preeeeloue youugster took atter Mc seine enough to marry and., if lee every night for the Channel, arid no mistake!"
'hooky mother. -• ehief. "Shut the door, please, 'Winifred,
"Papa," he sold, looking* up from the does, ie likely to marry ill," :retorted f..,lanyon, Madam. ViViall'S staid, grave
. and go down to cook, itS I tOld you."
weekiy brink review. "What le meant be. , the captain of the Chittoor, ri iing and ' butler, entered at thie juncture 'win).
The little dark wet figure listened
'a, literary finish'?" . walking away to the windew. ale baff and quietly to the last word of the reproof,
"Weli, sou," replien daddy, facetiously. "1 do not at tell doubt it," said V4Madtfill et;3:oiAlotl-afrnitct:giztl.afnCt,"r(tVI°ttgtdrieteen:laeliiallFVer
poor ellen." '"..ella,t norhwester is blowinpr iwetty sugar, the tiny silver.stoppered bottle
tIelervete;r:r1Wciliirtilgi
"I suspect it Ion somethine to do with e ,e,, till:vdayt .11 en softly shut the door and stole
a humiliating, ride over the hill to the , enattuY.
stiff," Captain Tredenniek r h./larked of lemon essence, With. wfdeh elle al -
(Chicago lteeoiealleraide eonvereationt as he dr•eve wane flavored her cup, and the little
NOT RISKING INTERFERENCE. • presently, glad to ebange the st dije et of
back 1 gle" :4'tilit*". • eiehlygnmeel ewer of eeelded crealia
town to -night?" Llanvon had, beside the silver biscuit.
"Why de you intIst on eteylim donn- , green damask eurtains, and 1m eke% MA
"1 have reaeon to l)clicv a. that iny into the nu. y y ir
"et etorm iti Itt-. dll irtV 6
a teeket. anether eolored die..
ti
daughter is planning to elope with It weather in the channel to.night i 1 foar, „cook 0614 up 501)16 4ileavy,trike,, ms.,,
yeung man who hae nenrly tie; teillitot be went on, talkirtit to hitt tselt, foe
dam" he said, a, little apologetically,
dollars in Ills own right." • Madam Viviart i'at with her h lead tetan- „sit ' . it is eery nie6, if you aud tlie
. ... e rely
eid. sleety, her little slippered loot ,
pl
EASILY REMEDIED. tialtly beating the footstool; ' jowl, Nipi'l , Cityta,.itiv:Xlioanailloo_ t_o_trY it. Miss Wir"
(Chleara) Record -Herald.) be et gale before midnight, If itink 1 Iv me ' t um "0 f it .only site has, not
"It ulna be Modelle to bonnie to the go out and Mee a lookeesmoi ke my pi.`'0, ' (WI" ()i 8 ":, 4 t 11/4/ 1 1 hi
"Yes, ' replied etre. niderietle, "but it on the cliffs - that 18. if it at In't be gut ''°11I s"' 8t11( - 'IA "I' allg lig'
nebilitY," seal Mrs. (40itaiottc.,
11OS itn drawbatka Nobleeee oblige, you oute" and he lallghed 'AS 11t built& te), clielessly----"it Wile Made (Or Mise Witt«
knotte" /cave the room, ma then, and eook kindly condescends
American ..ilumbina." 11.60 ana tone' ludani 13,1p4,,,,t ,erg.. thitttereal No, of murte tho *le t Ati
vos, 1" know thfit, ruIrNut g.At this hour,
Crin alWitys httlie that fixed by 1111ttitt* Stapheiti-1 theralsarkl 'to on* US it morisel. ant surel stiV: 11.re
414
(To be Contieued.)
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• ,a&t,it KCIO
Women's commonest ailment
-ihe root of so much of their
in -health -promptly yields to
the gentle but certain astioa
of Na-Dru-Co Laxatives.
25c. a box at your druggist's.
NATIONAL DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.
OF CANADA, LIMITED.
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FOR HOME
DYEING
Washes and dyes at
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colors. Dyes cotton,
wool, silk or mix-
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will give any shade.
Colors 10c, black
15c at your stealer's
or postp'd with b'k.
let "How to Dye' 105
from F. L. BENEDICT CO. Montreal
4%,
•
THE WIFE HE WANTED.
(St. john Toregtaoh,)
A man in lalgemont, S. D., who In ad-
vertising in the newspapers fur a wire,
vonclud.es hls advertisement as follows;
"1 want hig, strong woman, Who is n
good worker in the find at light work
like plowing, digging potatoes and load-
ing hay. So it 18 uo use for foolish,
trifling girls tu answer this, for mean
bueiness. Not necessary to be beautiful
or "Very young."
Ditithnore, Md. Nov, 11, 19Cea
IYIINARD'S LINIMENT b0„ 3himited.
Sirs, -d came 8,01'085 a bottle of your
miN'AmDbs LINIMENT in the hands of
one of the students at the University of
Maryland, and he being so kinet as to let
me use it for a, very bad sprain, whieh I
obtained in araining for foot raees, and
to say that it helped me would be put-
ting it very mildly, and I therefore ask
if you would let rue know of one of your
agents that Is closest to Baltimore so
that I may obtain some of it. Tha.nk-
ins you in advance remain,
Yours truly,
W. C. leleCUMAN.
14 St. Paul street,
Care Oliver Typewriter Co.
P. S.-ICinclly answer at once,
FIXED IT UP FIE-RiELF,
(Buffalo Times.)
In a wife desertion case in •Chicage
Goodnow asked the plaintiff. Mre,
Jones:
husband died?"
"Ever been married before?"
"Yes; to 'William Blatch."
"Ahl' sympatehtically.
"Not that know of," is -4th.YerjwIlroZst
*I see. Did you get divorce, or did
he"NgeetithiVr"of us got a, divorce, sir. You
see, sir," the woma.n explains, "I was
married to 131atch all right and proper,
minister and all; but 'Match wus just
naturally no good, and left me. Thee
thee young fellow came along and made
love to me; and we decided to get mar-
ried; but we didzi't etattt to go to any
eergese. get wy old marriage certi-
ficate, and serauhed out Tlatch' and
wrote tn 'Jones,' and there we were rgtht
l'8.1111, OF.
•
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
(Ottawa Journal.)
It seems to be a fact that the average
man, who has ,given the average amount
of thomrht to the question of vvornan suf-
frage ‘i:111 say, as Woodeow Willion says,
that he is "on the fence." Nevertheless,
the time appears to be coming when
men muk. decide this questic- supported
tv.: a is by litany intelei,tual and beautiful
women, zind made mere apn:Aling by the
undoubtra faet that v.omEn are rapidly
en tering KS never befove In! the 8pheres
or action with which Federal legislation
has as mueb to do.
NO HELL.
(Montreal Gazette.)
Rev. T, T. Sitelide, in a sermon, de-
nounced Toronto'e Morality Department
as being worse than useless, -especially
with respect tu the censershlp of the the-
atres. Inspector Kennedy, in reply,
asks: "What eau the people expect
when the pulpit is preaching that there Is
ne hell? It is a deterrent to morality."
The question eeems to be somewhat of a
poser.
BACK TO NATURE.
(Guelph ereury,)
Notwithstanding the feat that the mar-
ket is flooded with baby foods end fade
iind the papers' arid magazines are fall
of 'hounding boys and girle Who have
been retired on the venous tin Can pro,
duets, the diectiesion bcforo tho Itterna-
tiorod Congress ef ItYgieno SholArs that
phymiciene ere thoroughly agreed that
attended feeding, even of the InOst
tifte order, cannot compare in the reeults
te the natural food of the At least
three timer; at4 many artificially fed in-
fante perish Miring their firet year of 1116
lite of the ebildren that lave Inateenttl
AVOrightnent,
SEVERE ON MEN.
(montrigti Gazette.)
Why should net a woman who delib-
erately destroys property in her
senses be punished? A man in the same
-circumstance:4 IN, and the pollee know
how to handle him when he resists ar-
rest. He Is also made to serve uut
sentence. Refnsing to eat does not se-
cure his liberty. in truth the law deals
more severely with men criminals than
It. does with those of the °posit° sex,
MInard's LInlment#1ures Burns, Etc.
1 9
For information that lead
to the discovery or whereabouts of
the person or persons suffering from
Nervous Debility, Fits, Skin Dis-
ease, Blood Poison, Genito Urinary
Troubles, and Chronic or Special
Complaints that cannot be cured
at The Ontario Medical Institute,
201,3%265 Yonge Street„ Toronto.
POSTED.
(Exchange.)
Wifey-lieriry, neet Is the diffnence
between ellreet. taxa; ( n and indieee. tax-
ation?
Hubby-A/1y, difrerenee between
your asking me m • etoney and going
through my trou2era while I'm asleep.
• '
vv:A: • • wkwat
tuj,11""w"'" it!tr
a
1
WHAT THE WOMEN LEARNED
. •
(Detroit Free Peese.)
Although 1110 Detroa laalee do 11 tJ
to have realizA iz they loAve really un
eovery_d an e.•_,.sential point in the high
Priers problrin \viten trte were Inv, sti-
gating 111 their clot) nnq timr
the rise of milk charges. They found uttt
that the tarmert; recolve about too,' cent.4
a quart for their prodUot, that 1.110 eti14'
Er MN!' IJI:VA to pay el;;Iit or nine t'ents and
that the difference Is paid unt scum:where
between the prt„duc,r and the consumer.
SPOILING GOOD PAPER.
(Philadelphia Record.)
"Poetry ehould be written on one side
of the paper, shouldn't it?"
"That depends on the poetry," replied
the editor, wearily. "Lots of it shouldn't
be Written on either side."
-.61.
PILES C1RED
AT
ME
By New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding,
blind or protruding piles, sena me xe-,Ir
address and I will tell you how to etrw
yourself at home by the nett. absorptien
treatment, and will also eend some of
nth home treatment free for trial, with
references from your own locality if re-
quested. Immediate relief and perman-
ent cure assured. Send no money but
tell others of this offer. Write to -day
to Mrs. 11I. Summers, Box 1'. 8, Windenr.
Ont.
AKE YOUR N TILE -
-r ADIM WA.NTED TO DO PL(A.IN
and light sewing at home, whole
or spare time; geed pay; work sent any
dietance; tehargee paid; send stamp for
full particulars. National lerattureeaur-
ins Co., Montreal.
Q HOE FACTORY WOR,KEBS-11ANI)
a.7 lasters on men's Goodyear welte and
ell 'menu and boys' MelCa,y. Apply to C.
Dayfoot & Company, Georgetown,
Ont.
WANTED -EXPERIENCED KNIT -
tors for Lumberman, .1 en cies 4•1C,
Mayo half hose machines. Apply King-
ston Hosiery Co., Litnited, Kingstort,
Ont.
BENCH MEN. FOR HIGH CLASS
cabinet work; stair work; nerd -
woods. State experience and wages re-
quired. 'Knight Bros., Burke Falls, Ont.
wANTED-EXPER1E N C ED DINING
room girls; highest wages; perms,-
nent position. Apply Waldorf Hotel,.
Hamilton.
tau _
$4.60 TO
$6.00
PER_12.000
HAND OR
POWER
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CATALOO E
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. WALICRIIVILLE. ONT.
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CAMINETMAICERS WANTED-WESata-
ern Canada, Banbury Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
13randon, 11/1an.
"
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
and township, to sell a liousebold
article, A money-maker to the right
man. John Y. Nichol, Owen Sound,
Ont.
-^,
fetOOD AGENTS CAN MAKE en
‘...1 weekly. Apply at once, Dalhousie
Street, Toronto, Ont.
Toronte, Canada.
experience unnecessary; spare time ac-
cepted. Niehole, Limited, Publishers,
p-rAesljeSnOtatiCvOes1;IMelItbe
ANIoDeallIPre
sinonAYfor'
er sex; rapid advancement; permanent;
WHO AM 1 ANYHOW?
I married a Widow' who -had a daugh-
ter. 'My father vnited the house fre-
quently, fell in love and married my
etepel augh ter. Thu,i my father beeome
60n-in-laW, and my step-daughtee
my mother, bemuse she was my liatheea
Arife, My step -daughter had a son, be
lvas, of eourse, my brother and at the
same time my grandchild, for he wee
TECH N ICA LLY TRUE.
(13altimore American.)
"Airs. Jinks always has knell geod
time 'when 8110 geee allywhere. How does
she manage te convey the impreselon :4tle
is R. widow?"
"She always Inakes alluelon to her
Only spoure ao any late latehand.' "
Dear lirrielado we are giViiig away FMB
SAITO of these Lletattiful Setirtile99
SiLVERINE,,,PEPPER SHAKERS
Do yon want °net It will only eost you a cent for a pott eael to
Send fer it. You had better herd the post card to -day 11,S illO sgeWallit
Will be enormoes, and our generogtty may wane. Vie do tbitt to quiekly
advertise nr. Braln'S Famous LAU-Tonic Tablets the Meat bleed
end Nerve Medicine, a, reliable remedy for Constipation, !Moven
nesse flervotio Headache, Neuralcie, Ftneuntemem. 04.e.
yygun uvifiloliuseettnudtuitsur suorcinmsmiasestnedialvtrion9se, plpealpnolyorWarlitit:nk,e‘rvedivdtliti is8eonit,21
boxte Of Dr. Stain's Leota.,Tento Teblets to introdure, among your
friends and sell for nic. per box, With eani box you give a premium
merlon 'which entitles the mireharer to receive Flues beautiful rico
nevetery or eilverWare. This helps you eell the pills very rapidly.
Return the $3.00 and We will )(end aOti 0. Salt Shaker. a companion
teem to the one we seud atilt the pills, We will atleo fiend Towle
Tablospolasa, 12 ihesepoolia and i sugar Shen. Ihese spooto
are the artistio Ahell desigr with beetled edge, 'Reel' piece 10 eitarnived
on the back la Mit lettera iSilverold," so that you know you are getting
the genuine article. Twantyqbaavan Pleeas--count them. Twenty..
otter inebnerntuletepece3fpeBreasuhtiefnkleTe sisbyleovartesreth. akmeierogewhertitilorthyttolnir atelln
pills °rat:40k EN
CIVV-SUPPLY CO..1 beat. 400 itarantoi oat,
FOR SALE.
FOR SA.LE - USED SAWMILL EN -
gine and sa,sh and door faetox7
machin.ery. John Y. Nichol, Owen
Sound, Ont.
cat :NAP IN SLIGHTLY -USED CA.RS--
we have a numbei of second -haul
cars; some only slightly used; of Varloti*
makes and styles; from two-passen.ger
roadsters to seven -passenger touring;
this Is the biggest chance ever otteeed
in Toronto to buy a good car cheap,
17Q-176 Victoria. street, Toronto. ecntrai
Automobile Exchange.
OR SALE -BUSINESS STAND - .
three-storey solid brick building,
comprising three shops; plato glasst -
fronts; ten-roorned dwelling above shops,
bakery with improved cos,' oven in base-
ment; all city eonveniencee; cornet. of:
Dalhousie and Rubidge streets, Peter-
boro'; inspection desired. Write 13 Wells
street, Toronto.
W ELL EQUIPPED PLANING NULL
for sale, owner retiring. Drawer
Powassan, Ont.
MISCELLANEOUS.
w A N"rhaD, TO RIP( WOOD SLAIISa
edgings and cedar posts; any quan-
tity. Fa/tette, 9 Rderedale road, Torcento.
virn. 'MAN, ARE You 1111.A:RNING
III enough salary to support yourself or
.family as you ought to.! If not mine to
our office. We make_ real estate sales-
men; teach them how to make frone q1,10
to Tee per day free; we don't care what
your work is or your nationality; all eve
want is men with brains and ammtion.
'Write or call during days or 7 to '%.1.g0 p.
in. Suite H, No. lti King street west„
Toronto, Ont.
cl END myrY csyrs FOR REST PER -
O sonal expense bOok on market; keeps
your accouats easily; agents wanted. Al-
bert Supply Co., Itka Bank street, Ottawa,.
Out,
ENTRAT) TELEGRAPH * SCHOOL,
to: Toronto, provides splendid feel/Ides
for training for rally:ay appointments;
our book, "Guided by the Key," explains
fully; sent free on request. Write
EARN WATCHMAKI.NG RIG KT.
the soli of my daughter. My wire NiVali Twenty-flvo calle for every watch -
Inv grandmother. bemuse she was my maker we can supply. Learn the bust-
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mothern mother, I wee my wife's hue-
.
band and grandchild at the same time,
o.nd as the hie -nand of a pereoe's grand-
mother is gramlfuther, nwst be ma*
own graild.ratheT.
Dr. Hor.s.,e.'s.
Indian. Root Pills
cure many comment ailments which
are very different, but which all arise
from the tame cause -a system
chemed with impurities. The Pills
cauee the bowels to move regularly,
streegthen atal stimulate the kidneys
and open up the pores of the skin.
These organe immediately throw off
the accumulated impurities, and Bili-
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Kidney Troubles,Hearlaches,Rheum-
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Slave Doctors' Bills
"via, Horn: o170 o; the tatit:ast mem
FAT MAN FROM CINCINNATI,
Cincinnati ever oredueed, says the .0opu.,
lar :Magazine, was at the ball „„,,,arne une
aftereuon, when all the seats in the gyan0
t\tNi-oeift'e back
the last
rue*, resenting to Lhwie Ni 110 walked along
tee passagetvay behind him a vast e•x-
nanse ur black coat and tontsers.
Allot. a little while Bunn wa. annoyed
by teelleg somebedy butt into him. Look -
111(,' arotind he saw that he had been hit
by a boy win) was carrying a tray full
of pinger Ole bottles fled peculate.
•°Seuee me, 811," Said the ht)2( the
irott. giant. "I theught you wuz de en-
traece;
(Youth's Compaaiotto
HE SUPREME TEST,
4111111°1:(i''CleeCicUesartaisidefd°1\i'lluras''n:
Wald te the new summer hearder. ":11y
8011 ,Toe IN nes said pa Was more pati-
011.tqfitttadill ;),(0)11)1.,'''' she continued, "yeti eon
figure for yourself how patient AMOS
WWI t.111S. IMF 'Old 1101'8e, Dandy.
noted get the 1`0111 W.Ilift1* his tail and
keen It there off an' on for ten mile
vvItht:u Antos getting mad."
.-. • eeeeeeet •
MIno.14.)3 Liniment Cures DandrAff,
ness right and in. half the time of ap-
prenticeship; reasouable tuition; twenty-
two years' established; own building.
Send for circular. Watchmakers' School,
Wellesley street, corner Church, Toronto.,
Oat.
TAINTED MONEY PUT: TO GQ0.11
(Niagara Falls, N. Y., Gazettee)
Chicago has a citizen who pro.peses ta
reduce the cest of liyine for about. '.3,51)M1
t.)r his townemen esteblishing pubila
market where farmers -may sell an&
heusekeepers may buy without 'the mid-
dleman. This philanthropist made hie,
money keeping a gambling -house, but her
is putting. a part of his gains to good
use. in eetablishing what be aptly ealls a.
"basket hotiee" this Chleago gambler hi
doing by private enterprise what every
large city ought to do as a, municipal pro-
position.
WALL. STREET TtPSTERS..
(Leslie'a Weekleo
Wall street is tlit home of the tipster,
atm ewe aluaye find him, You do not
heed to ask for lem. He emics you out
In seductive folvertheitents, eircuters,
letters Lula ail the ways of the shrewd
trader. And thete are none shrewder
than those who lime In Wall street.
You win rind the tipsters in every
btoker'e offat, Stand at the ticker for
fevi inInuttli and hear them, as they
COMO 1113 0110 After arlother, "This Is the
Vow to soil," says one. Directly another
aniwar.,, takes up the tape, serutinizes it
rer a meowed, lase It down, and ex-
., -telliaolititiei,...ad"Aorg(aaelhttuiinsiee, ttole+11.))01.:tt*illi'l"tybuitt gao btoe
valitniiviettatoricd 1,\I loll .16:Itrttleillite-
Oltilte about the minima See how many
you WM get trent hint. Not inany
tins
U9A4 nr111311.101; .11Alare8 a certain at*Oilht Of
wiedom by mete realizing his own fool.
lahnest,
men—
WHEN THEY'RE WANTED.
Some fellows seem to have the USA
that opportunity will surely know what
poolroom to find them in. -Detroit Free
,
Acts Quickly on Corns,
Sore Foot Lumps, Callouses
It's a new wrinkle for Carns-a pain-
less remedy that quWcly removes the
corn. Don't doubt it, thisdis a dead sure)
thing, lifts 'ma out quitne-roots and
branches. No pain, no 'sear, no more
salves or pads. Just; apply Petnam's•
Palnlese Corti Extranton nete 0 bottle.
Substitutee pay the dealer best, "Put-
eam's" pays you lest bemuse it ride
you feet of corns. Take no other thani
Putnam's Peinless Corn and Wart ';c -
tractor. Sold by druggists.
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BREAKFAST CONVENIENCE&
A breakfast voneenienvo le a :diver
toaet and egg rack. There ere hollowe)
to hold four eggs and racks for six slices,
of toast, with entail Sala and pepper pots:
In the centre.
'44+,
Mlnard's 1,1411Ment Relieves Neutaleta
Waists; With Plaited Seettons.
Some waists are matte with plaited
sections, not only on their fronts end
becks, but aIso on their faleeves.
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