glow and immense heat of our coal will ~ make itself felt with -- pleasure during --the cold weather. It's just the kind to cook with, too. Let us fill your bin with meen WEAK LUNGS Hi PrP PTT PWN 9% LEAD TO nsumption. -------- THOUSANDS OF PERSONS THEIR GRAVES AS DREAD ARE HASTENING TOWARDS A RESULT OF THIS DISEASE : A cure is now within the reach of, Pul-Mo stands alone--the use of any every sufferer: PUL-MO if used as directed will check the progress of this fatal disease and restore the afflict- ed to perfect health. Do not go to Florida, Madeira, California, Mexico or the Rocky Mountains. Remain at home with friends and home comforts around you and use Pul-Mo, 'which is the achievement of the century in medical science. Pul-mo isan absolute cure for Consumption, Throat and Lung: Troubles, Coughs, Colds and all other mediciné as an assistant is not necessary. Eat good, plain, nourishing food, get plenty of fresh air and out-door exercise, and use Pul-Mo as directed, that is all--Nature will do the rest. Pul-Mo is inexpensive, being sold by druggists at $1.00 per large bottle, or you may procure a sample bottle for 15 cents. f your druggist has not got Pul-Mo in stock, a sample bottle will be delivered to any address FREE OF ALL CHARGE. ¢ Address all letters to | The Pul-Mo Co., Toronto, Ont, other consumptive symptoms. : -- x -- -- Our Coal iv as Clean as Though It Were Wash- ed and Brushed. Bach lump stands by itself. Good solid coal ol i oal reaches the --so much solid fire. After c Sue e earth from the mines, impuri Sirisdy of t6e, out by hand. Thereafter it is screened several times before it reaches you, and dirt, slate, etc. really have it' the dealers are careful. Ww are very careful. no chance, nn Al cae? Foot of Queen St.--'Phome 9 SLR EPPO IENE Frosh Mined Scranton oal Just Arrived JAMES SWIFT & 00. "Phone 135. 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Snyder, Verona, at Sanford leeman's; E. Bab- cock, Piceidilly, with friends he | Archie McGown, Desert Lake. at = A. | Leeman's. The Man's Trouble. An Atchison husband death's door so long his wife re- marked that she supposed he was having his usual trouble finding the keyhole. -------------- It takes alot of liquids to make one Princess Street. BRECK & HALLIDAY, r tion. solid with the boys in an Ontario elec- hovered at | | | | | | trying period Rachel Gurney preserved i the | her | : : | enemies, and preserved her from manv | scathing references to her Bond street | days. $ > { THE DAILY WHIG, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. IS ROMANTIC. THE CAREER OF THE COUNT- ESS OF DUDLEY -- She Reigns at Dublin Castle as Vicereine of Ireland--Her Step From the Counter to the Castle. When the Earl and Countess of Dud- ley left last "month to assume their new and honorable positions as vice- roy and vicereine of Ireland, it meant that Consuelo, Duchess of Marlbor- ough, heiress of Vanderbilt millions, and one of the most ambitious wo- men in England, had received a smooth setback: at the hands of a former Bond street shop girl, who, through her political astuteness and adroit tact, had spreaa a blight over - tershire, and to large estates in Ja- maica. Many an English mother had manoeuvred in vain to entrap this wealthy voung peer, who was too busy just then sowing wild oats to pay much attention to marriageable daughters. - Tg the downcast Gurneys, the pair were redolent of an atmosphere of prosperity, which shed its irony over their unguccessiul establishment. But nothing of this was apparent in the bearing of the calm, quietly dressed young woman wait upon the countess, and adjust various pieces of headgear "to her waning but still attractive face. There is little doubt that the Coun- tess Georgiana would have satisfied her craving for elsewhere, had she had but an inkling of the tremendous fascination young woman was g ed her into the shop. dar A A ---------------------------------------- Earl of Dualey, to secure the post which Consuelo coveted above all else for her own spouse. It was a battle of wits, played be- hind the scenes, between Rachel Gur- ney, one-time shop girl of London, and Consuelo Vanderbilt, daughter of one of the most powerful families in America, and the palm went to the shop girl who won the heart of the Earl of Dudley while selling his mo- ther a bonnet. This latest preferment rounds out the career of Rachel Gurney in a wondrous manner. transforming her in a dozen years from a modest milli- ner to a nominal queen, transplanting her from 5 shop to yz palace, and lift ing her out of a sordid atmosphere of pounds, shillings and pence to 4 position of eminence over nearly five million people, in a country where her rank is nearly equal to that of Queen Alexandra's. and her social sway ab- solutely undisputed. The political significance oi the sit- uation is thatthe shop-girl stands higher, at court .than the millionaire Duchess "of Marlborough, and that many a royal lady with political as- pirations for her husband has outstripped by a girl who possibly learned shréwdness when © she haggled over hats "with her tight-fisted pa trons, or® who counted out thrup- pence. and tuppence to greedy trades men. But in whatever school the | countess learnea diplomacy, she is a post-gracuate, and might give point- ers to many an American ward heeler. It undoubtedly was a satisiaction to this beautiful woman, when she rode at the side of her husband be- tween masses of huzzahing people last month in Ireland, to look back upon her well-ordered life, and * mentally survey the dizzy heights she had scal ed since her . shop-gil days, climbing from poverty to wealth, and then from trade to court, and being usher ea into one of the proudest positions ir the, gift of the king by his grace | lv» upon the heels of business failure, | to reinforce their | expensive | dull, ana the blues had 'settled | thickly.on the inmates oi the millin | ery shop, the door opened, and Geor- the Duke of Connaught, son of Queen Victoria. ~ Coming as her marriage did, direct- it would seem that Rachel Gurney was the special pet of fortune A dozen years ago she. and her er Laura, who is now Lady Trowbriage, having shared the crumbs of fortune together, weve working hard to induce titled ladies to buy bonnets: They spent their days in the gloomy shop in Bond street which their mother managed, her daughters assisting her. The patronage of the aristocracy, es- pecially of dowagers, who do not need social power with millinery, proved anything but remunerative, and many times the little trio were 'on the brink of ruin. Sometimes when the shutters were put up at night - the cash till would be almost empty. But even at this dignity which cloaked the inuendoes of her matchless later from One day when trade was unusually down giana, Countess of Dudley, floated in bearing in her wake her handsome, dissipated eldest son, heir to the great Dudley "estates oi 30,000 acres. together with. great iron and mining | RACHEL GURNEY, COUNTESS OF DUDLEY, VICEREINE OF IRELAND. been | the dearest plans of the American duchess, 'by aiding her husband, the the young earl was but twenty-five, Rs oul had buy lately inherited $20,000,000 from his father, and was astonishing Londen with his extravagances and excesses. 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Now for the first time Rachel Gur- ney exercised . that potent influence which was afterwards so strong a factor in inducing Balfour to give the vice-regency of Ireland to her hus band, thus trampling on the ambi- in London society, and that her | tions of the Marlboroughs. charms should have prevailed over She reformed the Earl of Dudley. such odds makes her later conquests | From. one of the most tempestuous less surprising. The Duchess of Marl- borough may at least. console -herseli that she yielded her laurels to a worthy foe. The minute the Earl of Dudley set "eves upon the "shop girl, he felt a powerful attraction towards her. The bored look flew from his pale face; his languid attitude chang- ed. to one of eager attention, and when the trivial purchase of the bon- net had been completed, the young man left the shop very deeply in love. At this juncture the unsteady busi ness collapsed, and the shop on Bond street closed. its doors finally on, the Gupneys. Friends seame to the rescue, for Mrs. Gurney: had not heen. born in trade, but had been an aristocratic beauty before her marriage. Rachel was adopted by the Duchess of Bed- ord, and Laura by the Duchess of Somerset. Rachel was sent for a a fashionable finishing then under the duch- short time to school and was Delicious Drinks and Dainty Dishes -------- ARE MADE FROM AKER'S BREAKFAST ! while shop girl peers in the kingdom, he be- came the most decorous. His wild associates were forsaken and his fa- vorite haunts no longer frequented by him. 'The hand of the shop girl had stayed his mad career, and placed on him the first restraint which he had ever known. Of course there was fierce. opposition on the part of the young earls fam- ily. But Rachel Gurney's fascinations were not of the sort to he discounted by , family prejudices. 'The stormy courtship brought about the inevitable marriage, which took place in 1801, and 'wits one ofthe most brilliant - af- fairs of the season. 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