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You Wil Gall Mas -6ood Looking When you see him with one of give him a and elegance that 00 other can attain, and put him at once in the happiest humor and in the sundioeh smiles. | | § J. R. Johnston. 4 ------ -- a ------------ but looked very grave. Later in the day, Frank said to his sister, wi were alone : "I've been thinking it over, and it seems to me after all, that we ought to go to the church heve. I would be one more in the bible'class--it is pot a you would be what £" Eig gafie® Lives Fig? si SERERTE £ ih HEL HH ; Ede SEF i | iat fel hi I § i te otf I ; : ; #28 si Fs hil iFee g i 3 i HiT sh f5%s they | fore Easter, Mra. Leslie, who was o| shall be glad to do so, But 1 pity {AN EASTER OFFERING. }| a By Emily §. Windsor, In Westera Christian Advocate, viction that she could not give up her old choir, she always felt uncomfort- able on the occasions when she heard her ts talking of the needs of St. Paul's. Her father, however, had said no more to her on the subject of goi there, and seemed much inter ts in hearing Helen tell of the so- Jos she was to sing at Easter. In fact Mr. Leslie was very proud of his daughter's beautiful voice. One afternoon about two weeks be- Re Hel active in all ch work, asked H en to take a little basket of delica- gies she had for a sick wo- man whom ad been visiting. "1 * she maid, "for in the city tell me that our organ- ist, is quite sick and will not be able to play for several weeks. And they ing some extras music for me to take meet the church at three o'clock. I shall be so glad if you will take these things for Of course," said Helen, readily, "1 you, trying to anything with that poor few singers." "We can only do our best, my dear,' veturned Mrs. Leslie, gravely. "Here are the things for Mrs. Green. I'll go over to the church." Mrs. Green lived some distance from Helen's home, but the young girl found the walk thither a pleasant one. The day was warm for April. There had been light showers the pre- vious night, which had left the air moist and fresh. Numerous sweet odours from the budding trees were waited to her irom all directions. The sky was a deep blue. Across it soft clouds, a pearly gray, were floating. These latter, as Helen looked up, sug- gested to her the new spring gown which she wés having made to wear at Easter. From that ber thoughts went over all the details which would make the day a perfect bhaster. 'Lhe elaborate floral decorations of the church, the large congregation which would be present, and, most import ant of ail, the music. In fancy she could see herveli standing, all eyes up- on her, and singing the offertory so- lo. It was such a beautiful one; it just suited her voice, and her singing mas- ter had told her Shad sapeniag that she sung it well, indeed. PSelormed ber errand at 8000! little organ as strong as that was the first time she had out for many weeks. "But 1 am feeling much better," she said, in answer to Helen's inquiries. 4 said 1 might go out for an hour or so every day now that it ie! Sigk §% 1 St. Paul's that small organ, and voices | What would she think if could hear the Easter music at £7 § i § vl iif Esf his de si f and those | i Teethi been | g child's life. Any the stomach { | eroup i ing the cutting of teeth. Dissolv- | ee eee eee en MONSOON fs sold only in Scaled Packets, -- Get a packet from your grocer and try it. It is delicious, __INDO-CEYLON TEA. Sg hae See. Bul 36; Sune 6 x i w t It impossible | She could not doit! She would mot think of it ! But she could pot help thinking of it all the Jay dowaiona to hee singing lesson. r with such i hat, oe yg lp ausged, xd p which had ted itself. He hstened tiv promised her all the assistance in his power. That evening ot home, when they were all gathered in the library, Helen asked, 'Mother, have you found any" more singers for your choir ¥"' "No, dear, mone. We shall have to content ourselves with vi simplest hymns for Easter." "Well," said Helen quietly, "I have." "You have |" repeated Mrs. Leslie . "Whom have you got Helen made her an elaborate curtsy. "Your humble servant, and six, at Jeast, of Prof. Allen's pupils, that he says he knows will be glad to sing for you Easter. They are good voices, too. Now, if we practice hard, | think that we can get up something quite mice. I can sing the offertory solo that I had prepared for the other church. Prof. Allen says that he will come and accompany nie, so that you will not have so much to practise." "Why--Helen--do you mean that?" "I mean that I am going to sing at St. Paul's after this--if they will have me. Elsie Warren will be glad to take my place at the old church. 1 went to see her before I came home to-day." Mrs. Leslie looked very glad, but she said gravely : "Have you fully considered this, my dear ?"' "Yes, it is my ter offerino." re turned Helen, quistly. Mr. Leslie had not spoken. He took Helen's hand, and if her Jeans held any lingering regrets at t sacrifice xd was pr , they all faded away utterly before father's smile, and that k in his eyes. And she was filled with shame that her heart had held such thoughts of vanity and self-glory. . ------------ ANOTHER HAPPY MOTHER. just the . | Tells How Baby of Eight Months Profited by Wise Treatment. time is the critical age in slight disorder in or bowels at that time greatly increases the peevishness of the little one and may have serious and even fatal results. It is impos sible to take too great care of your babys health during this peri no better remedy than Tablets is known for the ments of chi , Among the mo- thers who have proved the worth of this medicine is Mrs. RB. McMaster, Cookstown, Ont. Her little baby girl wae suffering from the combined trials of indigestion, constipation and teeth- ing, and the mother's strength was severely taxed by the continuous care the child needed. 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