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Peps are little tablets, containing certain medicinal ingredients, which, when placed upon the tongue, immedi- | ately 1 nto vapour, and gre dat once breathed duwn the air passages to the | lungs. Ou their journey, they soothe the jnflaried and irritated membranes of the bronchial tubes, the delicate walls of the air passages, and finally enter | and carry relief and hea'ing tothe lungs. fo a word, while no liquid or solid can get to the Jungs aud oir passages, these Peps fumes get there direct, and at cuce cummence their work of healing. FREE TRIAL Cut out this article, write across it {le name am and date of this paper, and mail ii (with Ic. stamp to pay relurn postage) to Peps Co., Toronto, A free trial packet will ther be sent you. All druggists and store s sell Peps, Suc. box, Peps "or Tickets and information apply to | J ra Station Agent, or M. CO unn, City Agent, oF write 10 R. L. Falrbairn, General Passenger Agent King 8. E, Toronto, Ont CANADIAN NORTHERN Ivey, Lv. Liverpool. 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GODWIN & SONS AGENTS, KINGSTON, ONT. 1 4 p $ > p p Each Cap. Sule bears the VAIO Sd Beware o/ counterfeits AAAS SL aaa pr Pl that you said some things 1. GORDON AGAIN PROPOSES THAT IL MARRY HIM |} your marris ht, 1916, by the McClure paper Syndicate), was seated alone in the library late one afternoon when Mary an- nounced a visitor, at the same time handing me a card. 1 was astonish- ed when 1 read the name of Mr. Gor- don. "Show him in," 1 said when 1 re- -overed from my surprise. After the maid left I rose hurriedly and sur- 'vayed myself in a mirror. Then I gave two or three hasty touches to my hair and dress and looked up to greet my old admirer, He advanced toward me with but a faint suggestion of a smile on his grave face. As I looked at him I realized, that something had changed lim, but I could not tell just what it was, He seemed older, yet he did not look old. He appeared sadder, yet there was nothing about him to suggest that he was other. than the easy-going millionaire which he al- ways had been. I did not try to re- concile these paradoxes, He held my hand for a long time, gazing steadily into my eyes. "Roxane," he-said finally with an apparent effort, "I have tried to stay away, but,.I ecguld not." , I glanced quickly into his face and met his burning eyes once more. He must have noticed a change cross my face, for he went{on hurried y. "Do not condemn me," he said in his deep, thrilling voice. "Wait un- til you hear what I bave to say. Then if you condemn me 1 shall know that there is no hope." "What do you mean?' I gasped "I mean that I have decided to risk everything in an effort to win you," he replied. "I have tried to stay away, and I haye stayed this long, But I cannot be without you longér. I have come f(o ask you if there is not some way that you and I can seek happiness together." 'But--"' "0 know that I am doing a des- perate thing," he interrupted. "A man who supposes that a married woman loves him more than she loves her husband is either a con- celted ass or he has some reason upon which to base his theory. I do not know in which class 1 belong. But I do know that I Wve you and that life seems impossible without you. "As I look at you now I am re- minded of the time in New Orleans when it seemed to me for a moment that you loved 'me and that you would do whatever I asked of you. Again 1 recall that we were together once in my club and that you told me then in substance that your marriage was not as happy 'as you wished it to be and that you did care some- thing for me. You may remember which, justly or unjustly, I took to furnish ground for hope that some day you and 1 could end this torture which has gnawed at my heart and that we could find joy and peace together. "Perhaps it is unmanly for me to refer to those two occasions. 1 do it only because it seems to me that the time has come when 1 should # Four Ancient] claim you. 1 know something of ige. Mariam has told me | some few things about the ecircum- stances under which yon and your husband became man and wife in name only. That is all you were and all you still are, You are légally married, but morally you "sre no more bound to each other than two persons who never have met, If you were happily wedded, I should not be here, or if I did come it would be to wish you all the happiness in the world, but béing unlapp¥ and being morally free to db as you please, I come offering you my heart and pleading with you to aecept it. toxane, 1 know I can make you happy. You are young;- there is, muchrof life before you. Let me join] with you in seeking the pleasant paths. 1 shall see to it that the storms which 'have shaken your house of cards will not darken, your horizon hereafter, Come with me You have a perfect right, morally, so come. What is your answer?" I looked up at him through glist- ening eyes. His face had grown deathly pale and his dark eyes were burning in their deep sockets, He held out his arms, but I did not move, 'No, no," I ered. "Let me think Do not urge me further." What he had said concerni ipg my marriage to Arthur was true. Per- haps it was true, also, that my obli- gations toward my huoshand wz purely a legal ome. If that were true, was I -indeed free morally to do as I pleased, Heo came closer, Unless I pre-| vented him I knew that he would soon have me in his arms, The min-| utes passed slowly and still I could | not speak. I could feel his warm| breath on my hair. Then 1 turned toward him, my mind clear and de- termined. (To Be Continued.) | others. "CHRISTMAS . PLAYS ~ Christmas Carols fia is German in its HE nelent Ch Holy Niglt origin awd' is i ons to be ousidered hy Christmas carols. it » Martin beantiful of all bas sometimes Luther, the opinion his time ar German Toll The carol * tiemen." is Englis! aa iEng £-to about the the seventeenth century, althoug anthor of the words and the ¢« of the music are unknown Ihe old melody sung this poein sesses all the best qualiticatious of a sterling hyma tone and will probably last 'as Jong as the verses with which it is always associated, Originally the old carol was sung in polyphonic harmouy with the melody placed in the tenor. a8 was the invari able custom of the seveuteenth cen tury Modern transcriptions of it, however, have piaced the melody in the upper voice part instead of the third voice part. as formerly. Tuls carol, too,'is ome of the wost popular and most beautiful in the entire range of Christmas music, The carol "Draw Nigh. Immanuel." is one of the oldest pieces of colierent music in existence, and both the words and music far antedate any of the The music is an old French heen ascribed 1 €ons than idest of t Ye Merry, Gen- to pos- | melody, dated from the thirteenth cen- | tury, although, of course, it has been barmouized to conform with more mod | ern standards. There is a most curlous hut Leauti ful musical effect at the close of this carol. The words of "Draw Nigh, Im- manuel." are about 100 years older than the music, being taken from the Mozarabie brevigry of the twelfth cen- tury, and it is generally believed that they were taken from the liturgy of the early Cliristians at 'Toledo, Spain, where the Mozarabic breviary was for mulated Another carol, "The First Noel." has a traditional French melody and pireb ably originated in Breton. although the exact origin of this fine ald song ix somewhat in doubt. IN THE HOME THEATER. ---- The dramatic instinct is strong in most children and should be encourag- ed, says Mrs. Blanche Cole Rosedale in the New York Evening Sun. To the young child its exercise serves to while away many rainy hours; 'to the older | child it can be made a source of inspi- | ration to noble deeds and a means of JOHN M. -PATRICK Scwing Machines, Um brellas, t Cases, Trunks, repaired and . re-fitted, Saws filled, Knives and Scissors TANNIN Vv wv { The Whig's Baily Menu 4 Menu for Friday BREAKFAST Stewed Fruit Whole Wheat Cereal Botled Mackerel Hashed Hrown Potatoes Haisin Bread Coffee or Cocon LUNCHEON OR SUPPER Peanut Butte French Wot Frult Sauce Mlk or Tea. DINNER Deviled Fish Washed Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes Coleglaw Cocon Cornstarch Pudding Coffee J A Peanut Butter Soup. Materials--2 cups rice stock, 2 cups milk, % cup peanut butter, 1 tablespoon cornstarch, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 cup bread croutons. Utensils-- Mixing bowl, saucepan, two measuring cups, teaspoon, table- spoon. Directions--Mix the peanut butter and hot rice together until smooth. Add to the boiling milk and corn- starch (which has been wet with cold water), salt and boil for ten minutes. Serve with bread croutons, Deviled Fish. Materiale--114 lbs. steakfish, 1 cup of cream sauce, 3 cup finely cut green pepper, 1 egg, 1 teaspoon salt, 14 teaspoon dry mustard, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1 teaspoon raul onion, 1 teaspoon buiter, bredderumbs. Utensils--auceparf, two measuring cups, teaspoon, tablespoon, small saucepan, small bowl, eggbeater, earthen dish. Directions--- Either haddock, hali- but or any other fish can be used. If small fish, such as bass or porgies, it will take more than 1% pounds. In stegkfish there is very little waste, There must be two cupfuls of boiled flaked fish. To it add the cream sauce, half the beaten egg and other ingredients. Mix very lghtly so the flake does not get broken too small. Brush dish with butter, put the fish in, brush with the half of beaten egg and sprinkle with breadcrumbs. Place in hot oven 25 minutes. If one has cleaned clam shells and no hot oven, the fish can be filled into eight large shells, brushed with egg and spribkled with crumbs and fried in deep, very hot fat. ry > Volpi Purina Scratch Feed and Purina Chowder' Stomach Was Very Much Fens and Pain The Liver Got Out of Order and the Whole System Was Poisoned. When the course of the food | ney through the alimentary canal is im- peded by sluggish action of the liver or bowels the food remains undi- gedted, and as a result it ferments. This Eives rise to poisonous gases which crowd about the heart, and cause dizziness and choking sensa- | tone. 4x well as frrequiar action of the Bad ney-Liver Pills. Mr. Louis Rochon, R. R. No. 11, Ottawa, Ont., writes: "For about seven months my stomach was very bad. I was troubled with dizziness, and had gas on the stomach and aw- gratifying the longing for romance and the desire for adventure. Where there are two or more young children Santa Claus plays of all sorts will occupy the pre-Christmnas days. The most popular and simplest one Is that in. which one child represents the beneficent salut and the vest of the family go to bed after hanging the stockings. The saint flis the stockings and makes what other preparations his imagination can compass, then usu- ally becomes a child again and goes to bed himself, not wishing to be left out of the Christmas morning fun so soon to follow, All Christmas stories may be drama- tized. The story of Gretchen, who set her shoe by the chimney and found a poor sparrow In the toe, will be acted out with as many embellishments as the story teller has been able to add. There is a story of two children who awoke to find Santa Claus in their room. They accompany him to toyland and back with many adventures on the way. This'lends itself well to play also. Relieving the distress of a poor family on Christmas morning is a pret- ty play. The generous Samaritans go laden with toys to the unhappy ones, and play ends in a joyous dance. While the dramatizing spirit is on the children will not stop with Christ- mas tales, but will play Cinderella, Goldilocks, Squite Nutkinand any oth. er simple glory which is familiar to them. ® carol most pert ~ AL enjoyable "sameness" that is most the daily, un- varying goodness of a cup of "SEAL BRAND" COFFEE. It never fails to greet you with that same exquisite fragrance, amber clearness and delightful flavour, that win people with the first cup. In %, } and 2 pound tins. fine ground for Percolators, CHASE & SANBORN, I ? The Poids fat MedicizeAct AVegetable Pre, similating rane. ding lhe Stomachs and Bowels of Promotes Psd H ness and Rest.Contains neither Opium Morphine nor Mineral. Nor Narc oTIC. 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