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Sum-aerTrade., We have the large st and best assortment of New and Up- to-date Furniture at the lowest possible prices, ever otiiek-ed in Bowmnanville. Caîl and see Fuhllines and Dainty Designs in al classes of Furniture. New\ goods arriving almost every day. Having bought the Furniture and 'Jndertaking busi- ness ot r. * co 11, roo, içe rný la ]i weI ý 1î -ldsol of IPurniture, etc, regardless of price to make room for Sau new goods, as we intend'to- keep a first-clqss Funi- 4ure store in the store lately kept by him in Orono. LeviMor r is FUneral Director and Furniture Dealer, Bowmauville and Orono, Sewing ]Vachine There are many kinds of Sewing Machines, but where purchasing * uw raçhneyousholdby il eas get the very best-This is the klnd 1 seli, For Tailors' and Dressinakers' use, our Machines have no equal. Prices reasonable. tenus made to suit the purchaser. Full guarantee wlth every machine. Intending purchasers should eall and investigate, or sent postal card and agent will be around.1 Best machine oil for sale. Buy no other. Machine parts and repairs supplied. 1 have a beautiful, Six-Otave Piano-Case Organ for sale, a big bar- gain,. New supplies of Boots and Shoes, 'Wall, Paper, Pure, Paris Greev. and best varieties of Turnip Seed. HAMPTON. H-enry E1Iiott Jr. Severa. Great BUIs, Are Now Attractingi Public Attention, But the most important bll is theDOLLAIR BILL. ý For this bill we are now prepared to give the public better value than ever before. I'oi Ordered Clothing we carry a tasty and up-to-date line of T edSerges and Worsteds, at prices just exactly even with quality. We have just reeceived. a new shipment of Dress Goods, Prints, Ladies' blouse,,. and Straw Goods for every day and Sunday wear, and. the prîces wil l thenm. In Groceries we carry onily the Lest goods and will always be found with a fulil assortment of ail linlesin public demand-all priced bargain,- ishly. We also carry Clrockery, 'Machine Oil, Paint Oil, Paints,Axle Grease, Fence Wire, Nails, Binder Twine, Field'and Garden Seeds, and Patent Medicines in full line, We do't ask you to believe, but ashL. ou to investigate. HAMPTON. ALLAN LUE 1 1 11LDINO FOR YOUNG WOMEN _______ - ILocaedithîe splendid intcrlake reeian of the mast southerly part of Canada, ant in acity, erEMenre MOTttEAL. QuEuroC. of 12,«0 inbabitents. - 9 A. M. e6P. Mi.j About threeabouts ride tram Toronto, Detroit Nonda........ 1 Sept. Semae Day lor Buffalo. Four transcontinental railroads Parisien-------------.- " " anti local;eleetrie syseam. -iif r::n 2" Collage Caurse and Musir, Fline Art,Elocutîon N Lmtdîtn. .. 2jIlBusiness anti DomeeýtteSciemîce, Deparmmeut. Palin........... 6Ct. " IFinest Buildings, extensive groundts, hame eoin- Lauenlan.....13 -' " Jtrte,etrong stmff,igiest beelili record. BEST Caifrnen----20 " " ' ADVANTAGES AND LOWEST RATES. Se m r aked thue direct ta Liverpoal. Opans Saptamiber, 8. For catalogua and Lanrenitian, t aubin aiyCrgnu, 2nd , full particulars, atitress, mentioniug Taz- mabin onl1y. STÂTESMAi5, Bey. H. I. Werner,ý M. A., Pmmsslagems w -lI atau1sf.aredwth eir bug, Prnciapal, St. Thamnas. Ont. egae framî he railw-uy tation to the whart free ATES 0F 'ASSAQEÏ. poiudLondonterry-lst Ctl)iu,160,00) uitr4 retail, 0114 and' npwetde ; gad t"Mooiau,latcaubin 8q7.95 s!pwumds; ketii and eveuy lnforimatlit av- kilenna Aeat, Bowmanvila. LIKE ONTARIO AND BAIY OF QUINTE, SIE~B~A CO'Y LIMITED fRK "NORTH, KING,' SoUTfmW'BOUND. - .Pl$1'lope, Oût,.Nortis King 230p.s. v. Qslborg i.15 p. m r. Chrot, y. 7.15 Dn .. rRochester, N. Y., N. Y. C. 7.40 PsM M-ORTR BOUND. Lv. Itahesler,N.Y.,N.Y.C.anid NR.R. 8.20 a. mn. Lv. Cbarlotte, N.Y. 8 1.40 a. ns Ar. Cobourg, Ont. 1.0pým Ar. PartHope, 14 .M SU1BJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Fýor furiher partlculotarappiY ta STOTT & JURY, Agentls, Bow-manville H. GILDEIR8LEFEE GeaeeaMmîg(,Rngtn A GREAT EVENT Canada's Great I Expositiêu INOtISTRIAL FAIR; Aug.2tÜto Sept.1th,1898 NIEW AN~D WO1DERFUL ATTRACTION~S> Excelling ,t11 Jreiouis Years. The ,Cuba,,-Ameriian War Exciting Naval and Miitary Displays TIhe Latest Inventions and Novelties From ail parts of the world. CANAOI'S DAIRY. The Number and Output of Our Oream- eries and Cheese tFact.ri,.-. Rattirns canî1iled by Mr. Gzeorge John' son show thal thoae are in Cariada 559 creanieries, 2,556 cheese tactories and 203 factories priducing bath butter and cheuse. The cousus af 1871 showed that there were In the Dominion thon 353 cheese factorias. The census of 1881 gave 709 cheese factaries, that 'of 1891 gave 1,565, and the returns of 1897-98 show that, iuciuding the 203, there are S,759 factaries producing cheae. Comaparlng 1897 with 1871 the return of the num- ber of factories does fnot showý ail the de- veoniint thara has beau.' The average output of 1891 wau raluq4 at $6,250 par faatory, and In 1871 It was 04,570. The Mad. JByn1881 thea erat$5,60,crabeoue l1,000 Dmno hn ilb187onebu Ontalo thrii ,inu1891the n p ut pruatorn1897 otaoO. At thesame at tau otput l ln18918 o $9,78e0ab;oin881,6of,$5.460,- e00.aed ln 1r81,of,0,00. lu1818ov th ora bs l"crad ribernu bar e t manacurie ofnducher.eactr, ilorne-1 te D6omnion, ail6'butaon1.I17OntPrio Ead Ileb, fr1894ts ad 5;Mauloa, from17,tndby 8, and ritîsh 51jcolumia frouz .In 89 heotptpa 4.oy m IThut'e lot the inBate heouteatoin 18p7-9n Dvis D eaot $, o18,60,ainu- aroaseof o. Y. State lite .Svingcorps, INves the ialbaswing ade stae ubathof g: ouat lcyle-rd cg or wiat a lonit wa1 Do56*O't-ao o 638hartan a daiPrinqea t ca r Iour lo n dh fi n t eif 35; r M an tbl a t freir ',l tur6eh. Nrh,&; 6rtoi- fren'ît swim adBrimtihaCombi, frein are ntcrti4ouaean.d Don's afor the wather anuteça. you h aveieso Daltonedor ba iled.c DoroN.'Y.letar fittands du r ou a sw tnh farthar thunou s rba wumbefre Don't go Ili to aucue athru preon Dan'1t t0aouthfathur d ty an a dthatqu toyou plun eg afteeu'apesa hla t Dableta ha drowad;freinebarothatia lu harelet erytayour owanadaat Do't splnei the water tamisute ao Don't loe yur frequilibr u bacause a melow.ewimer is in d avger of drbwning onted heaett cue aoerrowi-ns frein luabiliy ta aios ou r.ag Don't tbroçv atyouref uta teastrto riacue anote rowifa; rap. o r ta wthin reasan ie rmanchý.1 uiýi eeal n Io a'etlosdrayou coae your ha da t oheapp ladndra linyoustoar out t. swim aek ureelf; simpl trnteon your back, nplaersour baitu unrst ou back porddle .hyurfeadaoail breata uaturlyuDant aibea aa fl danger 0f drawuidngerThofLest wim- dban 1frlt esw Don 't t rghtaed f loou.ae a recraupanochrmp aNveornao s i n ro- aesortpjy is te rape pr out o e waîer couag eeorv sud mb t cru ape patefo few y nimenftc., arwota yowill h. ail ril i again. Don stan on tha place attr a wiînuntul you bave haddyle Lt dr of th nda oeail brhe satr aatingDon't peb anotahmr lerdonger cddrthe ilnwaTwihe ethe soish butrpol rwnoion bjetatyou au thuds a nersan frgeeutd faenbave i the aa, radu ally gaiuga ltinandeapr. or a lrasc u lm; approthecrihlm ptr ou t eun gtra hlm by ath rb the camd pt mor a stru momnthsmore a oe te han atewlngayiva tyou tahave 'Do't loncsing Accout, tre heurs ateet ug. Dlong fell ao wa aaataon a euh watepuic nahek, nud btpofpapr notionh ha hal 10is atud. a"Yron Isaet auh inted tbi in the rwtrtig" Iald.gig ite epr "Ynt as;m'e lbeauntfiaurown myaru- sontaOld cohol tppea hw wafseand. the rr tnd asp un habas lh ie psk an"hae id yahosugma thae moeulig ditb hlm inwngth lyrt ie" nteh A thaets et Vv, beau writing. Youwa Sea, ha osa nc itae mlta ark fame buedta bmaiemeeagsom. Thngansaidh luthoeth. r ha selhaI met dnk i had "Yeu s~in btemae me uar nrl wted in b70.s fienda, Ied ateluglgtjl "~~Y e; Vve b.eHogavaina a hlacckpya wit ld balen t nsa;ho I dunk faid.e 1.dhomso ut abriead tb1,lsuppoe I very t1i '; adio as j 4ag.' l' ow id ho ou ae ewave mealp; an ITa' whoa aarlyFrozoen wta dat. yHn Seo, ho Qmoud 5ta&ymyarveas;manutfim- but dha mae me adeliias.Toneos. dho woud bh. w euld îvu.tmeogras maemte "Hsagproise rud auragoe." owni cld. lgfjtH asai a wd m b rinihta m seesier the Gbod, Prince efbMoidavia, wbo, lu 140, biiiltt this church at bis awn ex- peu" e" itutries fom Eiitxu s eclose Aug. Ciii. A Sisiintered' Face. Cbeap Excursion tram everywbere. - "Why, Gîra," saidt1he mather of a For Price Liste, Entry Forme, Pro- -te A lite miss, aedf. Irea yaarc, grams and ail purticula7rs, uddress - _fl'.ý ye i<oint ta kis papa goati L? J.J. WITHROW, l t %,agane a week."l Presieiit.il. J lluiL~ "I6ait.I~Ike tute 1-s hlm," w-as' the Manager, Toronto" i6ev lshm.dtewil uhî' t A Dog's Ad ventuea Darobhy'e dog Jacks Lad a friand of bis_ ln tha gardon for a romp tLe other day, e livaly littia fox terrier naiuedTi Tppie. Jaclr andi Tippie wereg rolinig ou lbe graes, Larking lustliy at aacb othar. Tbey finally hecume MO engrosset inl thmir play that tbey titi fot notice jusb w-he.tbey w-are rollin.g tao util suddauly, wlth an uveful how-i, Tîppia feil dow-u au op6r o!*liar window. This greatly sur- prisati JacI, anti ha steati ut the open windaw peemuug dawn lotoIhe coluar with a -t'ry puzzled expression on bis face. Il sa happenadti hat he sew 'a vary funnuy sight below,' for. right under the window w-ara the tatiouary w-cetubs. ant inluoua of îLes the girl lied Leen in. ing the ciothas. Inb ibis poar Tippia hati tumubleti, ant iniutantly bis nIca w-ita coul YeLs changedt t a wlaby waashy bine. Tise g-irl badti t go dewn, flsh hlim out and guvo him à. good i asb. Jack and Tipple wauu soon rampiug away on the griasgan but they w-ara careful nat ta ge*too near the cellar wiadow. An IE-yen EXChsIIYge. Chiai Baron OGat -us once trylug a casa lu an assize t,ýtavenwh-amatha court heias% ajmtted an ILs greuin. A fair w-es iu proegU and jnstoutsimde lb eourmi a uiumber aofusea w-aetethaeti4. As alun- 0e1 veas 4mLressing the court' on.eoftIhase baean to Lray. Instauutly lb. chiat baron stopped the speaker. "Watt amousent, Mre. Bush,," ha enaId, "I1 oan't, hear 1wo a e ance. " The court roared, and tft atvocate g"<red mt. Buzt preiently, w-euiilcerne ta aumning UP, the jndge was ln fIl swing wh'*n enolîher usa stituaeklu, whelher by tbeo ounsal's aontlrvanca or nol, w-lie shalMay? Anyhow np mpati Mr. Busho, w-th bis bauad ta bis aur. anti suid: "Weulti'yc"ir iordskip Spmak c lîbîla leudarr heasumchcan e'cbo lu the osirt." Ueep l'ab on thse iitas Evar! ftine a Ruqssîu Ministar leaves loysu hilecaegusare notifieti of tLe jüuuey, bcsAdtes the Ceuncil oethîe E ii- pire, tLe Cabinet oaI m iLnEparer, the Emp)ir's CamamtrolIler andi Sereturv, the. Sacretad athe l.nperor's li9 r ,Sacretary, dthE lmpreee, miLe Coveruo"lýîrs fj Iioscow-, Varsovie, Kiilff, etc., adi Infini-J lun la ail uprearanrte. Wh%n b. ralumus the sas. o tte oicain.efrnej ila %onie IhmgUI THE SCIENCE OF DRESS. For- Mais as Weil as for Woman TIsa Cthea ksign of the Mind. Oua sh()1ld alwtays put on frash apparal for dirnaer or thaù theatre or any social gatheîing. Il th- business suit is worn ta (110 uer, opera or îîarty. one's buqinesS should be laid a-ida and torgottan Ini ordar that business shauid hae botter at- tendad ta the aiext day. Oua should a]i. ways ha tastafuiIy and neatly drassead, as miuch sa lin the privacy of oual's own borne zas fii public, for sehe who leals lhem- self tuutetullly attired will carry ou bier face tha iimprass and rasuit of suob dress- lng. S the expression or the face fum- proveisthug persistant, tastaful dress- îng; the wbo]e Ooudy moulds Itsolf accord- ln2 to the moas or mental stata of the mair't.lIfe la enhtim ofy atbtie pm or urps, th amel eprsainytin aicn thrawu oul thofou teractabecaug- the a u wl aven I h bepesn ln hi hoa nlll allaw th ealat- tait iîi,îî utof patch ork. mIf aile ofrclogran Wt e calîid tthemntade 0f ite, r mI f.a man' joyousuas elrla ay, awiil im o pwpeabck-poil Werualmtie x wh thrwors nucihouaffactad by meenii au mas, vn ifb htrud hir faces(,au .rd he desadantuand sured vlt iiewsut liin tale twheî clwn gando flove ofconie l ier'blustreles blackje he olo1w stagnr aion ad odacay cintst eu a r; honcawe wha elired teiluaresth as M4, suudaIlrlg 0f il ty ics atovenous lrtae daTd uteesblack as the cole 0f ,mourning and hopalea.oicss, mn;îý the Chinase, Who balevedeath ta ho -n v ithe h10se 0f a body ta a spirit. wea-.uw cN in- dicative of a temparary stidne.s, iing that aach friands, 1thaugh flot set,. tlth the physical oya, ara as usear them m e et Even a Iîijlionajre eau fot attoiti ta wear a rusty hat if looked et froni thle rlght stundpolnt, for caralase dre.sing meaus lack of, lova for the nacessnry effort Inchoaslug the celor and fashion of aue's drees. A soedy coas, a soiusd gowu, tait no falsehood abiout the mental condition of the wearar. A weil-known clathiar eald: "Tisa mclauca of dresle Weil undaratooci Ly each of my saleinseni, and ha knaws the moment he glauces ut a oustomar mai what ha casait hlm. Thora Is a million aira Who comas lu and orders mast ax- pensive garments, thon gruni hes bacause ha neyer bas the appparauce of balug weil drassed, while th. clark who walte upon hlmi looks like a prince lu a $15 suit. We cannoct tel l M it le bacause ho doea flot kuow bow to wear bis clothes and the diffarence lu their eppgamunce te lbe thoughtr put mb tha." Que. shaulfi lai~ys weaar ultable ap- parai for evary oocunallia. An actor feels mare bis part wbeu ha wears the costume adcpted ta thaet part, especially wban he bas played Il miany lunes, for ha thon becaînes, permeeted witb tha thougli paculiar ta the part. If yen Dul on the rage of the baggar yuu wIll for the sa trie ason foel the cringlug mental con- dition of the heggar. ý A "swall" wha danued the course garb of a wçorltingmau iil the Intention of talcuug up tbe lite tor the axparienca it would give hlmi, lu speaking of il, sald:' "I was srprised aI the dtffarance lu xny feahugs almostinimediataly afler stapplug inta the street lu this.gerb." Iicw otten oua enys: "Why, thul bat, or gawn, looks lîka So-and-so!" Shoawiug therý the phrasa "wearing- tha mentie of anather" bas more truth lu It than ona wouid suppose, for the germent once worn Ly anothar bas absorbed. a certain part of that persori's thought or self, and sncb thaugbl enu Le raabsorbed by the persan ta ;baim it lm given. Our ciothes cen lae restao uss aur bodies ara. If a gar ment lm hui.g out lu the sunehine aînd wind for a timie, whan ogain raughtî inta use il bas a feeling of reet about It. Oune hould aiways tdrese witb con- scious cure and prechioiu, as ouaie l then euabled ta ert- abouit diiy duais wlth na further auxtety as to appearatice. Balt-e of Wellington, ta w-ohe osaid, iii the laniga ige of the porioti, "LOaut "'Y leg, hy Oy"To w1hicb bbc Dke rc- pili, 'Have you, by 'i-1" !AniLt tbese w-are tLe only'w-ortIe ivbto b-csn helweauente o r'oes uring the batteo Their Ultimata Effecil le Gooti. The frlieudiy servýces of the hactertt outweigh tisa lajurea they infliot upon Slodest. Boit self-Reliant. Gon. Grant neither overestimasteti nor ditu hal bimelf. Be wos nibdlest and iliclixied 10 chais tees tbau big $ne, Lut ha was also self-reliant a;zd pelristent. Au auecdotg, reicteti by' Mus. Sberwood lu ber "Epistle ta Posterity.,"' sets forth bis disposition te accord to othe6rs their 1due and ta dlaim hlttia for bisit lsava jthe -virtue of "gettiug themeý.' fMrs. Sherwood toId hlm ou ana occa- sion that am English afficer Who ha( beau preseut ut the dinuer glval irlmb, tbe Duke of Wellington lu the Waterloo chamber bcd tbld bar lu London Ihut ha thongbt hlm a very learneti soldier. "Well,' I as net," e aid Grant. 1'I1had neithir the géniua of Sherman, nar the, leamniug of Lae or Macpherson. I, auly mant tla gel Ibara.", ln 1865, just after the close of the war, Gen. Grant visitati West Point, hiesaid almahoaerudati proessoyrs rnt. "H@ wasre comefolrlawha har@ got otde "thd agan ain sg bna oniadtr. ail sukuti alioautudhe rLut no oua wo s thantab l sace forgde i, tde fcety te.ne " Jasas Humrade rfs.osrsgt rOaloresenotereubootida.hrs te"He go w afore omfortîafectin ont confidnce f e p eabe iiitro bsands teîatatioma Ho lea n'oan hertorbuH a urgeti s es weti Hcbua nase, Jesu? harearemntswbni le thae otest 0oefoc naa antiow-an coniHcdmeycrfaw eol n"tre olesln te ic tmn reownamafthr. As Cat Hau caid fodeus. Whpobas netus, bptehave a cauti ed Upesucb Hii T Hi e hua r doa t he Iner ofIlsnary "For whva laceiwt aing of aur infirth- lu I tai nalantu-i ofathIns.Aur boc luubieefl is 0f infia conuso ltio t rcold w10proah hritsvonois amaniry dollectIonthat Ho b as bowre ther cae. wt ,a Iiamy preulNiar Fabrie. b A pecailar feelc wicgbole inlyla b manufuotuet ain lmu1ssiis Il is fexible, tapren y t, nnd ut rprofanti oaa e veashet f ed pa na tezgassdWlb oltiwa Inuter menus f a eaug Io. Th atr-o tuus i sofyinfteconolatioes, roes c onsist In fun up îLemneshesy aditb hr oo gelatîera simier tàubr- tce, onau reorngothe thomela- tino inslua ble icexposure talighyt The stiaff i thoncoaian bas t s fexibe triainset ail or fat vamnib, and eaLeb tratmel il tpachroe gacine and n Nveti orhy ms rrpofaticev em mte fabrisic le decortat y ntinfrg. rioe thee bicyce Thsetc.bo rie ba ntedt ipropqs ositsIn fel thethein cbiqd ofinL riegion aI tho wiel. chai l tha eil) comaontha igtInorasde Iat dace tha bam.Wenoithe appoiiin ean einebioneitieo unecctomeigt. Tnd cotueT istin causes onft inanain, bùicb sonainsedoil oringfat nieayd th- duc-ing e n iti one hib antictand len dabic s oaedny if nt îe ng. ty0 sufforerstram uppnduce elyongpr cses of viamous cotit reutn.te an- o get bicycle here onrydeomce w-bdoa tey ovordpostos ex'rcte sri he. ithe relaion ot the gas humet sta L gose Liii es machgre r gtetha a pe- shethe hreithefon ren iinan, poor illumicntion, large go ileand complint ot pr g cuses lamm aiethet, hyueîing a emadilon ri tlc are presthie deanam. Thî tefanoerthe. Onoriftheof lips isfcapable ofconsuing Thlago glae, unicye thercappiy techueckweti tianaI g s aot uCasariiyfolw o use reml tipe. Ah, soot, aeu iaeh petsuapponsgifes the ha st' nroiel baptheghl at i ecofnosy. loes AoriruCiretfolrgeousnpIon.aýd may ut wha icb consup tieare treuet',ig fLy oneunt eTpisu ar a ar.e of- tain- tpsratu ap uals of coiti ai are rgoe tanpucetho gh mwiha herouoa utnihl anet turning oth day A s mah oibatinp- lten ofsp entlu1h ee ars aible. lwthe pureofcai l tqits oob, lassns tam- pertara, apoints nige he wetimroves l aptlitaand eo1asor raeth ous un ar ueavadevaoptineuteet lng r tare n, lix ancetllngly ra ri- conat wlth cnsmptiv ues e oh- servaturCret fc.darr Iüýe brickss cnd patte ercen t dicovery and toreti themaus ihehuttam thq i pe lutteanpflart tasprssble.'fh phorie, âl casteie80 cent, s hum 10( BEIEF IN PRESENTIMENTS. But Experienea Hiad Proved That Mer Owli Were Net infailible. "Naw," she said with just a touch of triumllphi, lYeu iVili admit Il's fortunate that I iusjsted on the um.bre1Ia. I bad a prosontimnt that it was go)iug ta rata." "If muet Le a mighty tue thtng te have presentiments," ha mused. "It muet laIte off the keen edga of disappotnent' " Yes, " she answaered, "but yau sea il ruts ,)ff anticipation tao. Il'ýs thel law af camj- asatian agaun."1 "Tb il chd gag satting up anticipation le ail bash," he said, laaking et ber baé with the long, waving plua ..11Yeu wo- mon couldn't wear ail tLalt oiderol on your heads if you did't have presenti- meute about umbrallas. If a man tied ta weer a thtng like Ihut ha'd rutn seven a 'week." "Oh," 'she saîd, "man drapped hlm feathers wheu ha last hie iustincts, ha- ceuselwas toa expansive ta keep them inl curl." "Uundoubtediy, andi uaw ha le doamed ta bure utiltty andi ta the ipaipabiities of the spaken word. Hie bas ta ask tha bald question before ha knows whether a wa- man le going ta refuse hlma or not." "The easiest way ta dipsase of thingo occuil le ta ridicule them." "I'm flot ridiculiig," ho saii. 'II b.- liave tn presêutimnts juet as fIrruty as 1 belleva lu meteînpsycbasls or the faith cure. To prove lb, I wae about ta ask you ta praduce oue for me. If I shouiti pro- posa ta you this ettornoan, do yen, lhink yau'd refusa me?" "It's like a man," sha answered, "ta wvat intuitions made ta ordor." "Oh, I didn't mean thut,"'Iha saiti, "but if yau happenati ta have ana lurkiug round you-oue ovolved ln the reguhur way-I thought you might bo wiliig le help me out." "It's my disposition ta helppeople," ebehI auswercd. 111'm sure I shioutti." "S5houid refuse?," ho asked. "Oh, weit, oht~nly a prsnia lIneyer w.. 2ia,.0heane-wared, "yVou'rea eSud materiailet. But I ivaudaer how y0n'd ax- plain samnething thut happenýied la méý "Il wi's severai yoars ago, wheu la- flaonzaý was about. I was the auiy persan In aur bouise flot under the dactom's cura. i (raudiimolher was eick ittb the rast, but no one hedt tought ber condition alurmn- ing. Yel saomelzow thut iulgbl, sltting hetore the gruta wlth the Iireltght, on lier face, Siho seemeléd taý me ta be ettoi strioken wî,th.the welgbt of ber ycars. I Raiw thatIlhe senti 'mvsruuniing fast and 1 fait thetshe wauidn't- ive tilli minig. I cou,,ldti ual ly suy it, an4 nmo ther wo uld nut undterstanti. But I was wukauftttam ia the nigli;and severai timss1Icrept ont ta granduiatber's doar, whou I hear( her snarlug lu the most easurîngiy aarthy way. Ftnaily I diti sleop souutily anti was inter than usuai when I ewoke. Yon know baw differantly thiugs lok by dayiight. Thora te conftidence-, ta, luntae feei ut ana's clothes and ini the perponti. culer. 11I weut dawn expectingý ta find bar and thinking haw eiliy I bcd beau. But ha- fore I bcd tise for a question miothr said: 'You bad botter go up aud seehaw. grandmarhar te feeling. She hasu't caine dowu.' "It ail came over me again in au In- stant. I fait the hiood drap out of my face andtihîe streugth out at miy bodyr, but I fb-w upstairs. I istened outsidie the door, but there wasno saunti. Than I kuocked softty. Of course thora was no uuswer. Then I knocketi again. For a moment I oouldu't opasi the doar, but il seemad unwortby ta beave the shock ta sanie ane aIse, sa 1 lurîîod the knob anti saftly pushed t open. Yaa aul imagine what I fuit svbou 1 iooke'i in anti saw the aiJd lady sit6ing quiotly Iaciing Fer chos."l -Chicago Times-Heralti. Tisa lorribie an'd <rI-ti-que. Not a foN' ai tho e, ls ,na clergymn sl caloti upc)u ta wituess are bath grotesqueý anti terrible. An aid marn Lad beauIlit for menthe, bat clong ta- lIte with that wonderfai pertunacity wbich is ce coin- sou with aid people. Ho was, of course, a great burdan la bis 1w-e daugbtarsý, who Lad ta nurse biis cuti at rime saine ime eau their aven breati. Oue a ' y, on beiug askei haw- tLe altiman w-es, analeofthlb daugbters, aven whiie she steotLd y mte Loti, announoafi: "E's jast the samno, 'a le such a liane u-tiug. wish cd urry up a bit, it's s' aw-k'ard for me 1114l my sieter, ivitit our other w-omIteu do., nil w-us terrible enongb la cee naturel foel- ing ai lbut dwt rayati Ly paverty, bat thare was somathiug truiy awtul lun te cene w-heu the aid sun gas;pet aveu fras bhis bcdl:"I uni e making 'u-la, a'tI'I've gaI ne a euhfor ta ie' TOBACCO fHE ARTI 1(4, ~HAYE y0ué beeu smok- - ing a god deal lately and, lem unl ocoasional 1-lgeý of pain Are you short et brealh. nervea t lonofpnan eefg going tbrongh ycum -; arM and flugera? Betler takea box or1w-o ai Milbun's btan ~d erve Pilla and gaI ouirat haer. ".-r thin2ge become 100 Serions, Heme's w-bat - Mr. Joba James, of Oaledaunia, Ont,5 -\O'bus tea ay abeout ihem: II I have but serions he ar t trouble for four yearj, o&usea by excessive use of tobacco. Mt limas my heur~t w-auld heal verzy rapidly aud then aesred la stop beuting oxily te commence agutu with anuatarai rapidity. IlThis uÈlheallby action of zny heani osuseti ahorluese of brealb, weakuss aid debilily. I tried iasy imedlinhe andi apqus a great déat of mÈoney b-ut couid flot gel any help. Lait Noveneber, howevemr, I read of a man, affiicteti like mS-sait, beîng <crat by Milhamn's Heurt anti Serve Pis. I veut la Rtoper's drug store anti hougbt a box Whau I Lad finisheti taldng il 1 wau se muchbebaler I bougbýt another b-- andi Ibis comploeet the cura. My heurt ha ual hoîb-ereti"me. eiiae, and I stio:,cgly recommeud ail.safferera fros hoartt ca. nerve troubla, cusî*i by exteasi-ve use 91 toacca , ta give Mi1harn,s Heurt andi Narve Pilla a fuir and tiftbtl triaýl." Price Sfic. a box n- 1, oxaa'far 1.2,ai druggigs. T, iîhuae GoJ., TorQntoO. S-ALVRPL. u L. R wIe tlo