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t M V01“ X- NO. 7. $1 per annum. ‘\ ‘03., WAD SOME POWER THE GIFTIE GIE US. T .â€" AE SEE OORSELS AS ITHERS SEE US.‘ OMEMEE ONT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1903. Mm... l‘l‘lill lllllllil 08, A mum’s SECRET. a great change has taken place. and that you must come home at once. WW C33 com -.._. “l . Wish a kind goodâ€"by to all your friends in England ; 110141803 Iyou 1111ay never see them again. 901110 Without delay to your loving father. “RODERICK GRAHAM." Pmbared as I had been for the blow, it did not 1.111 so heavily as lit might, have done. 1 struggled iwith my “tidings, and choked down a 1"i010nt tendency to cry. \D. l l 1 She perceived my consternation, --1§\‘~“ land was herself iiiowd. “NIL the“: 1 - - Mm .Was a quick, strange light in llcl I‘ .-I-1I mmmceammm icyes, as if she were ('Ulllt‘llllllaung . .. C l.» . I1 . isomethin 1‘ far «Way. i -Il ln 1 I “VI LR IL rose and fell, h”. Cyes‘1“”‘1~r‘lht"3’1(3(1l “l 1111': 1.1.6.1 lll‘lllV a niL'.‘ht that , my las ~ . _. . ‘1. -' t. .. ‘ 1-. ‘ . ~ .. , ~ have 1111.11 ,It3.5k"[“1 Of school, IV“? hill?! Elm “Mi"! 1 lmy father Would send for me, she I A 1 .1. I x 1 ‘ _ 1 1 1 . ~ 1 ‘ 1 . .. .- l - th' ..1, , ‘1“ 01 no mention 01 v . 0 11111, H ““u ’ 0' s 1" “’30 a“1.311111, theughtfullv ; and now he _ 8 N. ..,10.-111.:ste1- ' ' -- lcit. the room N1 ‘ ‘ - 1 t,1. 1 I , deed \‘o [11- A and his ““0" In"i \1 i 1-] \l t . d , 'l : ins done so, I scarcely lk‘t‘ 1- J" ' K ‘ i .‘ ' - . . . ‘ l ‘ ‘ ‘. C ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ C r ' ' 1 . 1 ' ' ' ' ““1 tion is Core ‘5 “15 l'lcscnt reti‘oSI.1cc-; q :51“ H ‘1 ‘m‘: H ‘t‘Imu Ilglmlltlt 111:1 afraid there is sonuthiiig “10111-3? S~I~l tit-s kind [Elm‘d' the}, are nonenti~1 I‘m?“ “m: “m 11' '1‘? “lmtt ‘ “1 at home. bhall you be >011}. “Ugh: . - - < _ 1”. ,' r S A n ‘ 1- .7: 1 h “ , l 1 . , . _ um- Story W11; 1 ‘3 “”1“ part of my. 1 \ ”1th l“ (11“mI 1" ‘1 “ti ‘" t; 1.1 lion 1 go 2 ’ ' ‘ ‘ 1 . l - ' H ’ S 1 '. ' ' ' '.‘ ' ‘ ll“ , . . ~ . â€" M-»- . let‘ted my: .- 11 so IIILch as they al- 1Iiss1( ‘ isT11n “famous y 11111,.L1 At 11115 01,1.“ (111(‘51101‘1 1 b1 oke ' A" ‘ ,1 v‘ ~ ‘ .1 '. ' ' ‘ Q 171‘. . .. ' ‘. â€" fixes! and F813! . actvs- I, 1 111.015 111111 the loading. 11s 1111 1th. 111 a siI in it 11 down “11“.ch and 1111151 11110 a 110 Good .. ‘ a “*5 m the 11111.1”qu to which 1 look. he passed the letter to his _ lent “I”, . "‘33an m. thtfi‘t' (413111,... , , .-~i .- .,. 1- (r 't - h‘ 't .. 1 - - . 1 . ted in your 4:53;“. ‘1 ‘ l“ *“L‘ the m'clude. “H!“ “m” 11.1(1115 I ' 111 "r “‘"1 She 1111' her hands in mine. and 1 ' ‘ ;1' w r . ‘ 1"'l!‘.‘.l"" . ‘1. r . . ... “Olaf catg‘.’ ““1"! ‘nis .1 “chicâ€"looking but 1 ”“4 l ‘ ‘1' 111.1in “0“ ’l‘d‘ I looked earnestly into ill} fan. Elam; - talunu-d 11 il.- 1...” With As h.- passt-d the loan- to 11er1 “l thought you Would be sorrv. . . , ... 1 ‘ . -;c -. . . 1 ' 1 1 - ' :0. MM‘ h’gh I”l'a‘l‘m'ad “111.11 h. “,1: ‘03 Esoinething dropped rustling to fuel 70.1“ of 1‘: ~111 “.111 miss me so much _____ . ~ 1. . .1 ‘1 Z.‘ COH‘I . . . . - .' II 1" . . 1 . .3, . . . . . ..-_,.__ stand. 111.111.111.113 With cold w~1ter to floor. and Munstti. looking iatht. as you. “V“ have ha,” great 11.11.1115; ->< ’ '1- “Willi" i'uii‘iiiiiutu 111.1(1,u,1,; ' 1 red. stooped and picked it 1111. It. .1 “2...”. ”Wham 1 could be such Mrs ‘ V ‘ ‘ ‘0' an! 1" '- < - "i1 is ' 1" ‘ - - '1“ 1 - . . '. . . u“ 7 t w“. .11 ""115 a kind creature 1.11: ‘11 31.).“ (till 111111.111 1.1.1.11} 111d . friends 111111 a boy. 1 shall tell my ‘ u » ,,, I ‘ ' ~ ‘ . 1 ' x >- J - 1 L . _ 1 .‘ . . . ement .. 111‘ I. ...'. 1..0r1:11111_\ N'S‘pect for lie!" (1(1It( inc it no t of some 0111.311 littlif‘i‘ 01 you, an“ 111. “111 111“. you. : -0“‘ 111111 Will" :1 motherlv interest ‘ 111.111.... . . . :too. Will you kiss me. Hugh. and g. 111 as 1-1115, xi”. 1.11“,” no chi'dr n 01' breakiast was lifllSllu‘tl-“SCllOUl 110â€" “,w good 11V «1” ., .-. ‘I- . . . ... a 1 i c 1 I . ‘# 1 I . . ". . ‘ 1. ml . . - I . ‘ h.r 01._1. Jill“ bu. l1i1dtllinIe 111111 nIot approx. 1 could llOt‘ answer 1m. tears; but ’ .. . 1‘1 1115: -r s 111 '1 lit 4-‘1- v ' ; - . , , . . I‘he mama-r of these (food Iieoiile‘ ‘ I t( H l \U a ‘ ant “1 1 {Wet 111v arms iouiid liei 11.ck, and . . .-. . . l l -... -. nov Vi. I . . , ., . . 7' ““5 hlrul toward all; but their treat-l ‘ U :1 did kiss hciwa pine, HUG, I‘l‘lllg I an ‘ man“: Ma‘l‘l‘i’“ “i‘uh'ini was blend-i sat“s 11011 mill-1" I “.1?qu11111 Mt Tmpb‘w S kiss. verth a million of the the stuff out 01 which books are . .~.1 ‘ - 10‘s (1 ‘1c ' - 1' ‘ 'i: .' . . . .. ' ' ,v . 0d “Inn 1: Sets.- 111‘ i‘pstl‘uint almost hitheiito 1mm langgljtnfliw L luff-l1 “3“ 1 INS-“cs nwn buy 01 5‘ d1 1" the made. 3011 breathe the atinospheie "‘ hora-1.111.; 0:: {any it “'93 obvious “I“ brink of .1 lil‘t‘l'f'lli‘n .down whic'i E broad world. of musty tomes ; 1, by close. asso- flmt “"2" had been instri'cted to' 111' th t 1 11‘1" 1‘ 1 |' :‘K 1. " l l My tears moistened her cheek as IiClflthll. study the hearts of the men - . 1 .. ‘ ‘ " '1 c 1 (1‘ '1.‘ ' s- 11'1ai‘- . ‘ - 1 , - - twat 1.:111 111111-1- than ol‘dinaI‘Vlipn 1‘ could 111th1 it ‘1 (thi‘ffdhnotldm so. but she did nut Hy 110r5t1l~ and women With whom I come in -" .‘ .. . 1 -.‘- 1 (‘1 . ' 1 n , . ,. .. , - 1, _ Nltltlf .I_ 1111.11 ,1 was equalIV: .. . . . 11.. . .I _ 1 hue \1 as altogctllu aim and.contact. You tianslate cpitaphs 0f 0,”. ‘ .. , I « .8351 my tasts, I could not lllll.l\. 1 . - . . v b 1vâ€" . .11.,\ the: “WV were liberallv:“1nt 1".“ "01“.. to 1 1 _ 01 k d'SUPt‘l‘lOl’, l)()‘\1lllj_', do“ 11 to in (. .dcad nieu ; I aiiulvze the troubles c . 1. ‘ > f ;.' ‘.;1 ‘ . 15"» . . . .'._; . ‘ .. p‘ll‘l “‘1 T‘“ (11:11:: lmv‘ 11' 2,111? alllll Illull. 1 ‘ Ihood. couipassionzit111g and cheiish and temptations and sins of living . 1.. 11 v '.‘ .111111 ~11“ in. ~ . - .. - « .1- ~ ~ . - “hen s11.» 311-111,, from .111 “1:11.1th l \1 iv 'i-l' If,” '1 .. I‘E‘flq 1mg inc : but in all possibility 511.11 1110“ ; I 511 “-1111 them at the 1111,10 . ’ as Was the 1'1s.» ....,..1;h,,‘l.mv l their l 11101 1‘ 5:) (Emir: “ “slim-‘1‘: “.mousmln- 5 i112; little of my intensi- personal I 11-0 with them to 111011. stores: then. ‘ b ' l ‘ " ‘ ' ' ll" ‘ . ) 3 _‘ 1 1‘ ' "l K 1 1 , . . v . . . . . concern 1'." 1. .. .. ‘ - . ~ 1 t . m. 1‘ 1 m . ‘1“ .11'11851011. HH‘ “95 Will“! womanâ€" Wlienl l)t““lll to discuss their trials 0 . .1. ..~iI11r’l.\Ullttl Welfare “as . liiie. .ut by this tune some hlllt (“I 1, 1 11. l t 1 nl“llllO()(l (girls 111- l 1-. I h . . t "11v "01 Ull‘uiind With a fear lest Ollenzthe truth was forcing” itself 1111.». .101 1.111 ( ‘l . ‘ . . ant temptations, t 0" n11 111.1 :1 - “1111111,. “11.9.1. rob them of the in- ll‘li‘ ~ 1 ,wuys are more inatuie than boys) . Want to come and hear me preach. . . T.‘ ‘- r. .1.. .» v~"l' ' «~11: . .~- ... - . 1 . . ( 5.. 1,1 \101s111iii 1111 II . . I . WES? 3‘“me ‘M‘r‘l ”mu their Wealthw A whisper had passed round 1111-} :1“; '1‘; [I‘ ““1311“,“ 1],, a him-11‘ ori‘sriiiNo or PRIDE. Lst - 1. .I M.u..~1.n.~. on her Slflo, Ischool- ‘lludcline (Hahnm ,5 1:1th . «1111 ,1 .1 ‘111 ll I“; offer 1101' check Debt is generally the oflspriiig of ““5 Willi-Y ""?""i«1us of this; but. 'awav I" . 1;! lljul'\((11l ( 111111 111111 Madeline pride. The bare necessaries of life ' . . .- . 1‘. .111” o" v ‘1 . * , . 2- m 1.1511... 11 .11 M be said that she! (.oing away ? “hither 1’ To .thiit 10... 15111 l1 .1 “1111111111 "11' are Very small. i\early e1 ery man 1| 1 . . \l- ,,, . ‘ I. ,I ‘ . ‘ 1 _ . . I1 ‘ . .. “i “‘ ' ‘,'\ ii. . I‘ . . . . _. ‘4 194 a I $11.01.: 11.1 k .....d.it admintagt‘of htrlfai-dmtuiit. that. Ill}Slu[-.y()ll.\‘ land; \‘3-1 ho; 111'111111‘" was full of strong can make enough 111mm}, to 1“ 0\1(lc- ‘ ' -“ 3-51 l’('>lll<‘“- IWhence she had conic. and whither 1.: affection too Rh.- would miss me I for these necessaries if he Will only 1 The 1.2.113) 1 5:11? of 311111911110 Cra-‘lzllg‘llt never follow iier ‘2 (10111111 ill‘ s‘i‘e ' ’ work hard, do his best and not 0‘ . , . ‘ | 1 K i . . . I - . ham. 11..» more I observed her mum mmy foi'm'er ! Passing 1vestward.: In UN. 11 idst of my 12111117 I found Waste 111s income on useless ex- ‘ - . . . 1 .11 ‘ .. . i 1 , .I . . , 1_371 .54” 'H 7 l‘.(-1>\' ll 1' :1-2 1.11:1 l't'lllilllg. the Illtipu allll tithlllg “fill! hi‘l' .Ltll that lllildt‘ E “I“‘qu 1‘; inquire ‘ [10\v Q00“ our I ll‘flVafl'llllCCS. 111,111.); \\ itl‘d liL‘t‘ChUl T:--~â€"-â€"â€"~â€"â€".. the ll’li1'l‘l‘11‘ ..;‘ lu-i- possessed me and ‘inIv young life beautiful and happy '9; l 1 . . ~ ,. ,1. 1 t h, 11'1ce lonce made the declaration that a $0.1}Ij5ll‘.) ‘1') ' 1 .n 1 .1 .. :-.. . . . 1(' 1 1 ‘. ' -) ’ “”"~“ 0‘ patting “ “S 0 u L I ‘ ’ . 1 ~ . . v'f. 1 «a 110mm. .. 1. ouetest dieains. . .(1.1.1 this Dc . . “\"11 t 1" m niv «tonishuient to hear man could wed himself and \11 t. ant . . . ' 1 . . - . .1 1 1'. 1:. 11 . , . . . Alto? l:‘_:7 "\‘t lillt‘l‘Vlc‘V. She held . l hllflll l'lt‘X'L‘l' forget lllt‘ agony 01‘1111, <1“ “- 1;. .f11111.1~ U) Igvive "Allin 11 1.11“”le 01 g1‘0\\'lllg‘ (11111111111 upon - ‘ ‘ . 1 L K. . . ‘ ’ . ' - m. 1 - _ I, ‘ ‘ I. . . ‘ smut-w}: ' .1. ' for many days, but that day. 1 ha1e had blows Sin‘;‘,l<t:I.q 1t o‘ic " "‘ 51mg per week. 1.0,. making 1h)» ‘ ‘ . , 1 . ‘ ' . ‘ i If. , . . . . v 2'; her eye»; constantly watching but. none harder, I have felt (lesolaâ€"I “'i‘liel'e is a shin to <1” in twOistateinent Mr. lieccher “as shaipl) v . , - . . y . - . . 1 ‘5 I , .‘ . III 591-1044? lllc in s.:.~ -- .11.:1 at meals. though titui smce. but none deeper. :tllVS 1nd I mupt ".0 “WW to Liver lfll'l‘tllg‘ned bv thousands of critics. ‘“ . , , .I ' .1 , ' n 1 x_ ' ' . .' . u ‘ -'. --3 -‘W .5 - Without n.3,- , I.;.m»,u-n to {tn-mgr j Alif’l' school I hung round theI pi)” ’0â€"11‘011'011.‘ 0.3.“. in the morn-‘ Many newspaper editoiials ailiinied "" " fzzl‘illllut'.‘1‘.‘. >~1‘li‘.1‘(l desirous of house. haunted ex‘ei'v s 101 where she“. " i i ' f ‘ ~ . that the I’lvinouth astor was ud- . .. . 1 1 1 1112'. My poor lather l 'l hei c is; . 1 , 751 H70 ‘03 98 ' Revlu'“ " ' ‘ ' “"“““CL'- 101' “‘5‘“ 1111411: “0 expected 1” ill’l‘t‘u" I ‘ Eli-liiotllll‘I“ verv “'l‘flllI“ indeed and itlvocating th" Nam-“0“ ”I the la- ’ v‘ - , . . . , .- I 1., . . 1 , . . _ . 1.U*0.601 72 5““5 “"Wh l “Wild 10’» l‘OSHNY yearned to hear the [will "'01“ hm'mpl 1' 1i 1111' ‘1 “‘Ltl'hllt'fol't‘ we meet ”mm“ 8313“” to 2" cents a day . . . . .. y I. . 1 . ..\ . , . . ‘ l __ penetr-vi: Iowa 11113. 1 paced to and fro like 1.1' 1'10!" 11 ‘tm ish‘ip should s'til ever 551.11g was not attempting any such . “'0 , . . . . . _ 1 i ' ‘ . _ . 1 . . . "LAM-931 t.r;;. . , l‘.o\Vi-\\~z‘, We came toâ€" criminal awaiting his sentence. I 1 fast ‘I‘. ‘ thing. “but Mr. Beecher tried to 40135459 gethiu' at. 1.. ‘could not bear the sight of the other; :11; I write recollection (1.114;th 1pro‘re “'33 this i The bare “MCS' I 5:51.01192 Mailed: "I“! ”m exaggerated Who” hms' but kept to the secret 111,1ces,1 thos‘xn «1111-; lltllllltl the little gar. 'saries of life are very small : there- . . ""' ~. ’ . . A, 1 ‘.i. t..\., ‘ . " ” , ‘3’]:3'11, she boom”! oi I-Xt'l'lllllg the other moody and distracted. 1m 11 . I“ lltllt “111w f-ides aw'iv from most people can provide for ' ‘ - ‘ . - . - 1 . . - . . ' . ' . 1 ' ‘ . . i c t . . 1 I _ , _ E - St‘inilal‘s 1:1 bz'gzitness and intelli- Quite late 111 the evening I wander-l ~1iid it is (1.11.1< niu‘ht 1 seem to “3-111191" “9111111 1109““ If they “'1” only $4 T‘.‘:;T~‘5.35 geiice. II“: :~:.~i;.nry was cxtraordin- ed into the gardcn~a favorite lie-iiueniher‘nolinore "‘ ' ‘ ihC energetic and at the same time . . v 1.111 7;»! I'Jl‘lt'l ax d all the sort of ours. The sun had sunk.‘ " ' . '. . 1 r- . - lf’j ‘~“ J 0 'lr' 1,.) Il .- . fl.“ ‘1} t,‘. e .. .~1 . a... bit 11‘. ,1 1(wl _ f 1. .- 1‘“ . "lli lut what Is this that glcams up'b‘ frugal . . . "“~""5-7‘3 OWN)”, "."1‘“““”. WUC 0““ 3 "“"" .‘ .1‘ 5 (l 1" 11(11)ch 1* '7 5“ ibei‘on- 11n- ? I But this frugality, in many cases, ‘35 0‘1) ;;I*I)1 . tux-(I‘ll HIV I‘d-1- (13.1le and 105111135 :1111‘11111:< (Efmthuiot 111111113 1 112111 th‘ual 11. is the ll‘illlt R‘I'QV llfllll. 01. dawn. 1111.1(1c “.111 1101’, [lt‘l‘llllt the!” 10 prac- ' ‘ ‘ "" C ' '. ”11.? - 1 .‘ .3 1‘- . ‘ ‘ . < -. .1 - . -~ . r,._ “if“. m - '- W‘tl tin r-st 1" still divfinct iiiondihe )J‘Lllfflllld “HI l’luVe been m a "Ur-V (“Stu“)(‘d “‘9‘ ,rudc’ Wlth “19 smiling. SUI)” 1 :' .- _“ "f” . . "l 'I‘I ‘ f I‘ affl” 1 “I“; not bi~ 1 i ‘ I ".1. 11511.1.” and am awakened by a harshjt'lllfllls face and bediaiiionded finge1. I: “S m U“. Tim.“ ”30‘." ant! Was 3"” I; ll .U‘tnI 1“. limi’f' ‘0" lsound in the distance. It is 1.110111511111157 C("llf‘b‘ 10 the young man S ’ “”11“. at "mi“llulthgrn: ‘15:} .11 mill?!” ire] 911301115“? 111 135“” 11I‘.mdiis111111(1 of carriage wheels. home with such insniuatiiig Words ‘ : :.~..~;: -1 1; VS" , - .g. ‘ c 11' ." ‘ l( 1 .‘ . . . . ‘4. , . . 1‘ It so 1.11:1”? .1-l,.. 1 11 t. 1 f first '1)ll1”‘ 1‘1“” 1'1 . e in 1 start 1111 : it 11; daylight. as these . My llltlltl. you lime. no v1.195.76s.«15 a: though -1~ “I““k‘ 2.1111511 ” “If“ 1’“ “I‘ > ‘ "‘ l “"3- . . 1 hear a hum of voices in the right to rear your family as you «- rlii‘fereni. wags 111.10 gifted With a. 5“" “‘1'“ Wu“- but 0““"“V15“ “0111' house below Without qwrlkcning are doing. You should not allow 535,044.78 1 x 1- . .1“ ‘l‘:('11:illil()ll tenacity. In Dost-d. and said at. once : ‘ ’ . . ‘ ‘ . . . ~ . . . 11111110.}. ‘ ' ' .‘ . any of my companions in the room, your wife to stand behind .1 C()llllltl‘ Auditor. -. 'I<.l\'$ Vii‘ii'i‘ demanded the exer-- [lave you heard that] am ‘Olli" ‘ 1 . .- , , .I . ‘ . .. . 3.- “ ta . . . 0,, 1-1 1 (1.1.01, to the “muow and 1001;.01‘ to 11112 in thc back 100m of the rcentaxoo? .7“ use 01 1-:‘\ IMHMWII I “Wk 3 f0"'~"I“““.V ‘ _ out ~ store with her two babies. as your Canaan! J-‘Q most pldt'v‘. Mad-line was my most, I stumniered something, I know flow chillv 100's the cold damp mother once did ,1 his is a different 6.600.265.911 :; foriiiidalil.» 1‘1\'ill. and we. began, not what ; it must have been m"worid outside 1 How pitilcsq tand awe. from that in which your father my by over .‘« “111.1111: .1: first but afterward with audible. I had a sharp, choking Scli- cold “.0 the dews on the leaves anisf’artcd out If vou do not let v01”. . ’ . .1 : .1 “1 . {Urb' . _ . q 1 . 8:: . ll . . 1 ‘ _ . '._, ‘. i 1 . . c I- . > e . . I. 01.667.268.00 1 11101;“ 1.» .._:.1I 1111 Ithet 111.11. 2111;” '1. I11: 1. and diopptd my looks “nm1around ! I shiver, and my hem-“children grow 1111 m a iespectabld -' ““3 C""1:""‘ .011. ms 0‘“ O bun-1 “ l. h . l 1' inches neighborhood and go to refined and _ 111g. broa- it us closer to LxlCllIf U aiIe JIlStt got at (tIte1 iom my 1 A travelling carriage stands at expehsn’c private “110015, then then other. I 1‘ “"5 “m 0 go Jac‘ tome 1“" . - '7 ._,. - _ youthful associates will be bad. and ‘f 1‘ . .' . .. 1: w-teil the s irit which mediatelv. Hoe "’ thc (1001' and a Ship) (30d (oacli ‘ . . ‘ - . - * ”L‘ddm‘ "‘l” p . . ‘. ° . man vawns 0n the box refined people Will 111110. nothing to IT}! K C , sonic-times \‘iilnlm-il hop, and l. for 50 511341113, she placed in my hand. 1111411 1 yonder ‘ froni the horse . ' ' '5 1' - loved her the. better for the small enclosure which she hadi .. ‘ ' ' . “ ’ __._...____.-â€""“â€"_ ’ my 1.111. 1 f - 1 . « '- - ' porch ('(11110‘1 Mrs Munster and bV - ‘ .7 . ~ :1 one 109 o rissmn , . ..__-. .,__..___ _ ‘ ‘ ’_' ‘ § ' 1 .1 ”AEY- ESQ ‘1 th" h11111.1!I.1.11‘. t . . I: . : 3m - _. her side the little figure that. bed. How the people cheered nhen ORV? which 1111‘ menu-v nequentlv ax.akeii-- _ . 10 prom to you that Dr. : . . 1 . .I 1 ~. ' ‘ ‘1 ESQ _ 1 ‘ ~ ' ‘ 1 ‘ E13933 Ch‘lSc'd~()ll‘itfll€llGlSflL‘Cl‘iltin 1 love. The proud spirit is broken 1 they saw the little lieii and 11:: et. 1 i and absolute cure for car‘:. -. - ' r . ' w- " . r 1 1' ll ' th IV 1 . . _- . 111 1 . . this nioininL. 111d the little thsb .iutiiul youn , iiotlni 011 1., 1' We had lu-wn ii‘Iv-uds SIX nionthsl “5 and every form of itch-11¢, ,, I . I‘ 1‘ ‘1 . .‘ j (‘1 . g 1 . {I ‘ f "tl‘ strin“ of 1 l .1 v.11v1d .11“ school life hadl weedingmimurmhnoph lflfiix soft .uu Wet. -ntlf'lt'dllle Cllllg‘SItalkotl abemuids o .e . g. s : Itie (111111 ".1fo “.11 ohms-mt to me i the manufactEi-eiIi-s have u anIniquldIi‘; p51“ I110 11,.1. protectress, and nods adieu to . cai‘riug‘cs 1,. Lord and Lady llyvers 2â€" ieconie _i2!lltl :;i 1 . . - * 1 timonialsln t. c aiyrlrcsxrn' '11..~"]"O‘111‘.Cl'. 1, , .,.‘.. s. . . . . . _. - , '1: “u the (www.01- ,“flo' ., when one (luv. at breakfast. I noâ€"f borswlmnthcy “3131:0th Yoncan 115.1)ltE‘. ,I l :2‘ mi .1111. .I 11110 flock aiound to “tie in the fii.It, 1th 1 b l7-1‘1 -D (Bdin) 1’ :-.1 {h t ”Vin-«tor wore a very?1"?”0ui‘moncrbackifnotcuml. QGCIletht 111d ht‘l' TRNWW”. and Monica. 'llien came t .e -« .11 . . 11cc. 1 1 .J ‘I- \I 111 I“ he broke l alldDQlCTSCfEDMANSON,BAT_ESRCi).,k01‘onlo.’ She (1005 not look this “11“ 110951111111 Countess of Lester; then Mr. " troub e< «‘Xi""“"' ' “ . . “I a = ~. I'. .1 1 - . ‘. - _. .. 1. .1 '\ q.. - '1. rsto'ic. 39:51:18.2: w open the larc'cgt m. a number 01 [rt-13?: 91,115.33 5 Quail-Linen} me think at all of the pooi friend and 1111s. (.mstont. I(.).I;l.1iIIIt.I1 and Paynpme“ ;; HIM ”in“ 153,1” 1,ng The ..h~,‘..101w'I_--â€"â€"â€"â€"~I I. we”.-. j 11‘ 7-: box. “110w bean; she has fillcdéiode.I llieie “as sum L (0 llilhw irv ' '1 ~ .. h 1 . .. » . v . . . . . , . . . . . . 1 "3'7- “"d a Was Vm‘ peculiar “pow paper, and . “yen-{.11 mom Munster m .tlie. morn-“"1,H 1111 1.111111). and “hose eyes are . feasting. 5111.11 meiiiineiit .1111 r1 (f . 1 . o; - . I . - ‘ , - _ 1 . . ‘ . .I . ~ , . .- , . ._ I , - , . . . ~ SLEHOD' "1-“ ‘hr. r1 <t-"““l‘l; looked ioreign. ‘ 71' 1111.1. bet-inf: my puzzled 1.00.11, 5,1101“ ‘lt‘hmi‘r 1‘” g0 “”1157 fiom the cur that. the dd“ 15 5“” 5’1"” ‘0“ 0 ‘15 OmPanys _- t ‘. 1 0.3 ““‘ .1 _ Q, 1 . ., I ., ..;. - _ . ‘- - 'tami-d bedroom.window 1111 above ? one to be remembered. I \‘Mleliiiv'. “11.. Eilt. (10.,c 1). turntc ,txtuimtc . .. . . . . I .1 1‘ . whiten-add .~..-er and her great. E‘l'tP-‘T "You may read- it» ll.e 10111111111111 c acks 1.13 1111111. .50 long as they IlHOtl, .oit 1110 w ‘ ' . . . . , . .,, -,. . » , . .1 ' . .. 1 1 '1 ”a lived {puns-ins on the strange; I (lid‘vead it. in one quick. pain-I Itlle hoises ”(JR into 11 ”0t. U“ "013 (“fl mouthing “1 hlb powirI r~_-,_‘ 151““? .. l'ul glance. I. remember every Word i “‘ll“ ”WIIW‘NS 013‘; and waves, 11(‘1‘3811011' his gratitude. to the 1111111011; 9‘ h-“ whithihlfiw lt-ttrr to Munster was ,_of it now. It was written in aihml‘lkm'cmt’l “Ill” “10 If‘ill'l‘lagdgaire and his wife. lie intioducc . 31‘9”” '1 "inaniim (1111‘. which he handed to .1 large. bold hand. and 'ran as folâ€" ”INNS the corner 11ml IS hld fl‘OIIllthem everywhere, and he 5110GC 50‘ reu 8113;?)- R19“ 1-7;]; q11.ntlc llows ’ ‘ 1"10“? - highly of them that CVei'y one was " . . A~~1cft..'ui.- - . . .. ' I . .. ' . .. . I . .. . V .. . me' “1°- lVith hpputuous eagerness she open-'7 “My Own Darling“ Little Madeline; Mddlln‘I“ 3 T-Illlk‘ “MINING ! anx1ous to know them . «111d 1'1 that a - s ' . . ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' . y . v - . ' " . ' ,‘ .. .‘ 0,1 111d read it. it was very shortslfâ€"Vou Will hear from the good poo-1 (To 1’0 Continutd.) ay he amply iepaid his obligiritionsi _ 1 ( ’ . . , . . . . v ' ' 19 A. sh "1.1113,..(1 over it her bosom'ple with wnom you grc living that _______, d .. ::;___-_â€"_â€"â€"â€"--~ to them. ()scai lllflllt‘ -1 giamI .. . “W“ S ‘ “e h ‘ ,_..._â€"4â€"â€" -11...- '-â€"-â€"- w ' matchâ€"410 married the daughter 0‘ ' Said Ml“ ”-‘T‘Jâ€" fl - ' ' a ' ' . ff"???{”3‘:‘°:'{“394'3”?‘:'°:”:”I”:”:”:‘ .an impoverished earl, of whom his . g . o . , .* . 12? 30mm. A. I 5193 a. fig ' 3: ’I‘ /\ ‘:‘ ' Parents stood greatly m ““0 Chum-8 1: mfg”! 01 - ~ I e 3. hill :3: the remainder of their lives. he 111 n that « ‘- ’ .~ ~ - a ' I lofo: A 1 . .3, Violet. Lady llyvei‘s, took courage to I 'Utogra‘ .. ' i i 1 9 l‘:° } l P 0:. and wrote to her Aunt Alice. telling 1.133.111 041' " ' ‘. ' 1) ’2’ ' ‘2' her of the birth of her little son ; o . ' 1 . -:- . ‘ ‘ l? ’g’lbut Miss Athcrton 'as bpzutaii to ' ‘5' 9: th . < . .. .-.-.1 the» ' ~ 0 last. She ne\ei answtiu 1 - 1 . . O O O O Q 0 O O . O O O O O O O . O O Q 0 Eyu‘Amo ' . _. ~ i 0.00.04.00.».00.».oo.99.».9“we.9.09.90.90.09;0.0..00‘».o9.0 ‘ l 1 1 . . . 1 I 1, , 1 llllq (l'lV “ v 1 1nd mm 1111:. o . 1, Which Par-wileS The drv, tight‘ccmgh, the soreness aggravated by. ~ eiiArTrr “UT Cont (hilt: iiidifl‘erent u: the fact 11m her . J - . . ~ '1 1. A 4 1 .â€" . ‘ V - 39:11:15: :32: coughing, all disappear .With Shahgsug. 0" D?- 1niece is one of the most beautiful, : - . ‘ ' II‘ ‘ - ' " .. -. I.. . . . . . '1 111] ' tion of the 6’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine. . . “lift I‘MIIS a Iolioit, sharp snuggle most populoi and dfllllllttl 1101101 any letters of Chas . I. '1 in the (iouager s proud heart before England, admired all the mom for l. Who were I ' the terdencv of every 00101111103"? than a. mere COUgh medicmc, 551W iIHSWN‘cd. Then she put her the little bursts of radicalism in afdbtound " t 18 ‘ into bronchitis, "OnSUmP-I and acts 0“ the “”1910 system. “101‘ lax-ins round her son’s neck, and which she indulges. Since she is the csuf-Pglsl‘jgrl‘" {‘0 delfl'op 11:. form 0f lung "0“}‘19- i 0”??le eradicating (ll-“05‘s“ iSdlll 1 mother of the future Lord of RVVC‘I'S' ~ v ‘ ' l ‘ . - \ s ' .. - n ‘ . ‘ . ' . 8 almost: {in}: Lon 0“- fmi hmct dreaded. “15311805 Mr. JOh" (,vlark, coatldiian. Po't l 1 “'1” 1:0. Well she. cannot coiiSistcntly (llSllGC‘ . ' 5 . v A . . . .__-.l).‘ . \ , . ’ . fironcl‘iltls 111’ mm,â€" to become Chmmc 1 "(WC- Ont” states - “angel‘lkfl‘d 1 (111 the evening- of that same (lavithe aristocracy. ' ~ ' -L' . . 1.; .- , . , -., . v- . ‘I - .. ..' it has a u Nani and again. unatto all suits of Weather .1 fitquontly 1 1.10101 sat “.utchmg the sun set over, “mum“ Violet had found among Bo~nev°h..,t ant. ”til”: ‘1:.1>11111--s worn QUt oricatch (")ld'. Last "“1”" I was I50 1the sea. when her husband’s mother'her orange-blossoms many thorns. A I V ‘> u , ' V - IV ' ‘ 1- etting up a the P‘nwn‘ yum.- to consumption orIbad “nth a C01“ “mt I (,Ould “0t entered the room. and. going up to.She has none 110w ; the crown 01 'Q' ‘1 '. , .‘1 - 1 . .. “ .. .. . ~" Miss ' falls an (“401111; the most robust , Slxdh «1:101? a “Emil“ and ““1 her, 1.1:.sed the beautiful face. |perfect Wilehood, perfect inotlieiliood, me a nice W pneumomIa- (:1'1.tlll"3“' of'i' bl‘OnChitiS. I 3'1“”- l"”“*‘ in the mesh At 135‘ I “Violet," she said. “I have comelsits on her (pm-111v head. All the. . . 1 -: 1 ‘ 1 , - .. .,, - .‘ - 1 . . I I ‘ . . III. . kc a. dozen . ton‘Stlt‘lmoln 1.1.11111911, and all who1feaiedI it Would deulop into .11.- to make friends. I. or baby 5 sakesrmnance of her .V‘Olllh f-‘J’t‘h "It“ 1‘01 ’ ‘ Aged 1100;} (up health or haVc weak i suniption 11 I did 110$ succeed in gt)“ forgive me all my unkindness . for- ‘ through life, and she never tires of are m dc_ma;.,-y reason to fear this 11115: pi‘tfllf‘l‘ treatment. give me. dear, and let us buryI the 1 telling her children how her husband Mama-.. lungs have 0 t "A friend adwsed me to use. Dr. past.” ailment. . If the couI there is pain. Chase’s‘ Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentine and I began to improve be- fore I had taken half a. bo’ttle. ,One 1.11 is dry and hard ; if D soreness or tightness thing is difficult But it was not for “baby's sake" that she kissed the sweet face so 1 l I NEVER RUN ' iN 10 1111. Avoid it As You Would Pestilence by Wm. A 5 “that you 1 my books, 5 They want i although you i Woocd her sunny . 1 . often and listened so atientl while in the chest : 3f bitathc chest, you'l)0tt1€ cured my cold, which ‘_I believe Violet told her stoi‘y;1it was 31:01; for and causes 113”} n to suppose that I would have proven verIyIselll’OuS If I “baby’S'sake” that she grew fond of have every refsochitis. and should had not used this mcdxcme. . the girl she had persecuted and you 119."? hr”; the use of Dial It is necessary for you to be careâ€" hated : it was for her own. She promptly ~81: Linseed and Tur- 1111 when buying Dr. Chase 5 Syrup made her submission with quecnlv Chase's Syrup 0 ‘ ‘ . of 1.1ns1u. and Turpentiiie,Ifor there grace. She asked Violet to returii pontineI as that may help an 1 are many substitutes and imitations to Ryverswell. and let the past he “ah mixtiir _ . 1 orginaBnr col-d have no died: 01 bron .1 . chitis and asthma, DUE Dr. Chases . d Turpentine has . . ‘.' Syrup 01 L131??? rigutation on aC-1 family size (three times as much) 60 won its em’ia '* ‘ ' 1 ll dealers. or E-dmanson . derful success mlcents. At a ‘ count 0:1,. its zggents. It. is far Bates 6c 00., Toronto. iofi‘ered. The portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase are on every bot- tle of the“ genuine, ”5 cents a bottle, forgotten. Nothing would please Lord Ryvers until the family from Ingleshaw had been asked to Ryverswell, and then followed such a triumphal home- coming as has seldom been Witness- tliut they made her home in Italy : but home was desolate, just as her heart; was empty, wrong man. Violet, Lady Ilyvers, laughs gayly she says, “Better a wreath now of thorns than all l" HS {Entered according IliIunent 01’ Canada, in the lhousund Nine Hupdred and Three. ,audiences to hear you preach ‘? ,have one of :raries iii the world. ten hours a day in my study ,to hear you as hard upon them as I do. lyour days are spent in calling in wandering about in the stores.” practical minister friend, "the difference between us is :that you read books, while i her for love. . There was just one shadow to the picture. away, passed out of their lives. was better for all 0 'angeâ€"blossoms orF amine. to Act, of the IPA:- year Una Baily. of Toronto. at. the Department of Agriculture. Ottawa.) despatch from Chicago says :â€" 1Rev. Frank De. Witt ’l‘alniagc peachâ€" (‘dIfrom the following text zâ€"lloinans x111, 8, “()we no man anything.” One day a famous scholastic ciergy- iman Was talking,r to a noted practi- ,cal preacher. "How is it.” said he, collect such great I best private lib- I spend at least; with and yet the people prefer preach instead of me. hear your sermons, can the to do not work a third Half of and the streets and to his sclioiautic study in disguise and» married went It she said, She lier Miss Marr three, should not meet. because she loved the “A11,” answered the' .liad by this curse I do with them.‘ So the young man, who was making a humble income and Was on the highroad to ultimate [financial success, hires a. private home on the boulevard. lie moves his family away from the neighbor- hood of the store. lie hires a clerk to do the Work formerly done by his wife, while he. himself is visiting 1t11e wholesale departments. The come, small before, becomes less and less ; the expenses of the family sus- tenance are doubled and quadrupled; a haunted, Worried, anxious look comes over the young man’s face. Instead of there being a balance in the bank, now there is a deficit. ; inâ€" stead oi' the Wholesale stores allow- ing the young man all the credit he. ,wishes, now they begin to push him, and one day debt. the offspring of .pride, calls at the store to see how ,the young man is getting along. but instead of debt now coming with the obsmpiiousness of a visitor he strides into that young man’s store land home with the mien and the heavy step of a tyrant and a inas- ter. TIIE TRYANNY 0F DEBT. This tyranny of debt, which is the offspring of false pride, makes its conquests over those who have large incomes as well as those with small. Only the other day there was buried who for ten years had a salary of .over $9,000 per year. Yet that man was always in debt. While he had an income of $2.500 he was trying to live on the scale of those who had a. $4,000 income. When he was appointed a general superintendent iof a large corporation, at. $050 per Iiiioiith salary. he immediately moved Ibis family into a new neighborhood and tried to associate with Chi- cago's millionaires. That. man, when .he died. did not own the home he ll‘ved in. lie did not. even own bed on which he (lied. livery parti- cle of real estate held in his name Was plastered over with mortgages. Last. fall he even allowed his life iii- surance policy to lapse because he could not afford to pay (be few hun- dred dollars necessary to keep it, up. debt. The financial curse of this age is that. multitudes opreople, on a'couiit of false pride and per- nicious extravag‘ance, are eking out a miserable existence. These people may move in the best society. so called. yet they are far poorer than the humble clerk with a paltry sal- ary of $10 a week who saves at least one-tenth of his income. llebt. is not only the offspring of pride, but is often the parent of a ilei'g‘e family of criminal children. l'l‘lie study of genealogical tables is among the most interesting of studies. Certain families nearly alâ€" ,ways have good children : you can trace them down from generation to .gene‘zifioii. (ltlier families nearly (11- ways have bad children ; there is ap- parently something in their blood that is diseased and contaminated. ills the waters falling down the cus- cades near llulutli show the discolor- ations cont ‘actcd in passing through jl'oresfs of cedar and taiiuirack miles away, so the blood of some children is tainted with criminal tendencies, inherited even before they are born. They are born with a propensity for lying. for stealing. for iiiebriety. which they are seldom able to eradi- cate. llut. though those children may not be able to 0"(‘1'C0nlt‘ their evil tendencies in their own strength. they 'zin overcome. them by the help of a supernatural~11owor, which is offered to all who are tempted. Wl-LLFULLY RUNNING INTO DEBT. ' Willful debt is that kind of debt. into which many allow themselves to run through useless and sinful exâ€" traVugances. While is being financially ground to pieces Iby the upper and nether millstoncs of this kind of debt what is often the most natural thing for him ' to do ? Ask that young collector who is taking some of his employer‘s ino- ney to win, as he foolishly thinks, a fortune at; the ganibler's wheel. lie is not at heart a bad young man. lle intends to pay that money back. He expects to use if, only for a little while. and then return it with interest after he has escaped 1f1'01n the clutches of merciless ldebt. Ask that young ein- Illiezzler who has just felt the h‘avy :hand of the, law placed upon his ’shoiildcr. Did he. ever expect that lthc late suppers, the theatre tickets 1and the attendance at the races lwould Ivet end in a prison cell? No. :no! He was led as a lamb to the [slaughter by the evil \voriwings ldebt, accumulating debt. I When a man needlessly of fully runs into debt. he opens the isluice gates of falsehood. lie pro- li'esses his \villiiigncis to clasp hands 1witb deception and deceit. The debt- 1or says to his creditor, "l have no 9111011111" this morning, but. 1 will pay “you next week." “His words are false; he has no intention of paying next week. The debtor says: "1 1.1111 now trying to sell some land. The deal is almost closed; then I will .SHld you a check.” The debtor knows he is a falsifier; be has go and to sell. , . ()ne of the dearest Triends I of running debt became a moral degenerate. He went to another friend and borrow- ed $f1'00'iind gave as security some cattle which he professed to own at that time in Kansas. In fact, he did not own a born or a hoof in all CVO? with hidden no orange blossoms at (The End.) the world. So the perjury habit, which is often the offspring of debt, will creep into a man's heart as a worm tunnels its way into the heart in- 1 . . . I in one of Chicago’s cemeteries a man the 1 though ll(‘ bad a salary of $9.000 per Iveur. So we find toâ€"day that many a man who lives in a fine. mansion is in the merciless clutch of the young man. and will-’ into; of a great tree nothing but death and corruption CHAS. «W. RICHARDS, Publisher and Proprietor and filth. “All liars shall have their part in the lake which burncth with fire and briiiistone, which is ' q the second death.” Beware, () man, Prices of Grain, Cattle etCy how you nourish this destroying - . child of perjury, which is often the In Trade Centres. offspring of accursed debt! HELPLICSS AND INNOCENT Toronto, Feb. 24,â€"Wheatâ€"Th0 market is quiet and featureless. N04 VICTIMS. 0 white and red quoted at 71c mid- Willful debt is the fiend who cares “ _ . . . . not how many helpless and innocent die freights. NO‘ 2 spring momma! and leaves there 1 victims he may destroy in his own at 71° on Midland, . and No. ,2 Iannihilation. The pirates of old goose at 68c on Midland. Mam- uscd to raise their black flags and 1toba wheat steady; No. 1 hard, 88° 11”.“. upon the ancient shipping. Tthall rail, grinding in transit; 1170. .1' lrobbers of Scotland used to placeINorthem: 8610 all Fall. grinding in false lights upon the shores so that. ‘ transit. NO- 1 hard, 874‘: North the ships would be decoyed upon theinaYi N0. 1 Northern, 866 North rocks and the wreckers coulq col- Bay. lect the broken cargoes. The man Oatsâ€"Trade quiet, With prices un- who willfully rims into debt is alchanged- No. 2 white quoted at 31‘ ‘human vampire who is sucking the ‘lifeblood out of his butcher and bak- 'cr, his‘lailor and landlord, his friend and his enemy alike. He cares noti .how he gets money so long as he .to 3110 middle freights and No. 1 at 32111 to 33c east. Barleyâ€"Trade. is quiet, With No. 3 extra quoted at 46;c middle freight"; land No. 3 at 43c middle freight. lgets it. He cares not who has to] Ryeâ€"The market is steady at 50 suffer so long as his present desires‘to 51c outside for No. 2. ‘ure satisfied. What is the naturall Buckwheatâ€"The market is dull, Iand inevitable result? 'J‘here have‘with No. 2 nominal at 47c outside.- jbeen thousands of small retail nier-i Peasâ€"Market dull at 71 to 72¢ chants driven into bankruptcy bc-‘high freights. ;cause their customers, supposed to Flourâ€"Ninety per cent. patents lbe honorable men, Would not I'lilylunchanged at $2.67 middle freights. fthcir bills. There have been hun- in buyers’ sacks for export. Straight rollers of special brands for domestic trade quoted at $3.25 to $3.40 bbls. Manitoba flour steady; N0. 1 pat/- dreds and thousands of poor widows and orphans and aged and helpless‘ ‘depositors of small sums in the cuts, $4.35 to $4.40, and seconds, banks who have lost all merely beâ€" cause the cashiers have become de'l84.10. Strong bakers’ $390 to 34. [bags included, Toronto. faulters and cared not whom they drag red down with them in their Millfeed--â€"llran 316 here and own moral and spiritual destruction. .shorts 818. At: outside points bran act for a man‘is quoted at $16, and shorts at: It is a contemptible to steal from a mll‘ESnEithmgrf 3:1S175O. Manitoba bran, in sacks, ‘ $19, and shorts $21 here. infinitely ineaner 'steal from ll(_‘l' poor dressmaker, her cook or her washerw man, or for a [man to rob his grocerynian or ice- '1nan or his coachinan or the garden- ,er who sells to him his flowers. It is ~iiieaner because those who are rob- ;bed under such circumstances must ‘perhaps lose their all and be driven to starve and die. A WELL DRESSED VILLAIN. Willful debt is often a. well dressed villain who pretends to be an honâ€" est 1111111. In olden times if a inanl could not pay his debts he was? looked upon in the same sense as a‘ thief and sent to jail. l‘nder the old Roman law, after spending a certain time in jail, if lit" was still, unable to pay his creditors. be was sold into slavery and had to pass 's if‘ s - s11". Rome 0 1 iii ‘lit 1 .. 4 ‘1“ 1 " u ‘1 t I ‘ . . I?“ 1 g 1 Maple syriipâ€"i-ive-gallon cans. 31 say that such a condition is \ery . . . ‘ 11' '111011: oneâ€""allon cans ‘31.10 hard and unjust. and so if. is. But, pt g. H ’ " 1. . 1- -. ‘â€"'-ll 11, 'H. Iin lllzlllIV cases. when a man will dc- , .1111: .h 113 {11.10 (11ft .g dull at 40: liberatelIv enter a store and run up- "lumh 10 “ml ‘ 1‘ :1 heavy bill, which llt- has no intcn- I“; bush f0}: Canadian: . . tion of paying. he is just as lllllCll a‘ 1"”11’I-V"“39 niaiket . cont)“ 18’ firm. \\ 0 quote zâ€"I-‘resh killed dryâ€" COUNTRY PRODUCE. Beansâ€"Trade is inactive. Medium $1.65 to $1.75 per bush, and handâ€" picked, $1.90 to $2. Dried applesâ€"Market quiet, with. prices unchanged at 4 to 41c per lb, and evaporated at (3 to (Sic. lloneyâ€"“l‘he market is quiet. with Iprices unchanged. Strained sells af. ‘sy: per 111, and comb, $1.25 to $1.710. Hay, baledâ€"The market is quiet, with prim-s unchanged. Choice timothy. $10 to $10.25 on track. and mixed at $8 to $8.50. Strawâ€"The market is quiet, Icar lots on track quoted at :to $6 a 1011. l with $5.50 i l robber as the sneak thief who rushes; . _ (I 9 into the bakery and steals a 10:11 01 l’lcl‘Cd turke} S~ 1" to 11¢. «‘4‘ 1‘01 bread, and 11.» should have littlelm 11¢ 1101 11»: ducks. 95c to $1.25: mercy shown him. The debtor not chickens (young), K'icIto 315 01‘! only steals the gi‘i1i'igz'3'11mii's goods, illi’ns- 50 10 60C D9r 1’11””: ”“743“ 11le but he steals his time and his ser-il‘lfilll “(Wk 3 t0 3" l"~“' 1b 1"9-‘7 than vice. ' ‘the above quotations. Many :1 man who for years has (10- Potatoesâ€"Market firm. Cars on libci'utel) run up all the debts he can . track, 51 to $1.05, and 51111111 1015; is 10â€"day walking around our streets 31.15 to 51.235 1101‘ 1332‘. 1claiiiiing that in the sight of 1110' law 11.1 is honest. Ai‘ter 11.11111.) may! noo Pitonccrs. swindliiig all the 1110]) he could he; ) t H l'ttl l 1 1 l 1‘ . . Dressed hogs are steady. with car ‘ 1 i 1 .1 i . i , . , . _ 111:5 .1}. 1 ( mofjli“ 1; 1.111 L tum lots 01 “estern seiliiig at 81.4.0 to . .. . ., , , , _ - ‘ _ _ 11:11-ill-luonscga-mui-L 11‘1“» 11f- ‘i‘li’zflloivAu. and :Noi-tnei-n at $1.110 to to ‘If‘IIII hi1 ally 1 41:1 1‘? ‘f 32.} (5’01 87.65. Cured meats steady, with. . 1(I 11 01.1 a .lt.t .iiidncm demand fair. “'0 (11mm. bacon. Clt‘fll‘, obligations. I\.1\v. 1 care not what . ‘ . - .101» 1o 10%. 111 ton and case lots; the bankruptcy court may sav lll‘ - “ . - .,., . ' ’ . ‘ 11’01‘k. mess. 521.110 to 5-..: do, such cases. no honest man, in the; I can ,1 “a, " r1 ‘ (‘ I - . . .. ,1slioit cut. ..-_..;111 to ,_., s11, it oi .01 01 111.111, can Uer 11LI q k l 1 Q 1.1 t1 1.11 i'lls 1 . , '1 g , . . ' . 'I i . morally freed from a financial debt; .Inio “0 ”1;: ll (11” § . go l'l . . . . . ‘ ' " 1' " ' ' '1‘ until that debt. is paid. It is a '112 “I: 1'“ S (”I‘I‘US’ b " “”14" t man's business to buy What he owes, Ito lilac, bieakfast atop. o l , 14-10. I lTierces, 102C; tubs, 11c: pails. I no matter how the bill was contract- ed. One of the first. signs of Zac- chaeiis’ real conversion was when he turned to the Saviour and said, "Behold, Lord, the half of my goods Lardâ€"Market steady. We quote 111C.- BUSINESS AT MONTREAL. I give to the poor, and if ] have-I Montreal Feb 0.; -â€"Gr-1i'1.--\To 1 al’Cll 'invthin from n ' iii 11'! " . “’ " - ' .. ‘ .‘I ' 1:11;- :u‘l‘lls'tti‘in l 1- xstir: t3” lllllllnjannOba hard wheat, Ale; M" 1 i ' ‘ H " 1Northern. 721C. in store. Fort Wil- fourfold." In other words he said, “1f 1 have cheated any man out his just dues. 1 11111 ‘Po restore to of money 0fIlianir'peas, 72c high frcig ts; No. 2 1 l -l o u-v - re‘idv' not onh,1osits. in store here. .31: to 34c high C . - ' ' ’ireights: rye, 49§c cast; buckwheat, hiin tl‘1 full amount‘ . . 1.11“.“ 1,1131 “.1” rfltomffflc east. 1‘ loneâ€"Manitoba patents, l to him double and treble and quadâ€" 54f“) to $4250: secon‘rs. 54'“... 3° ruple that. which i have tal*en."i$4"wi Ontario straight rollers. 15.1.10 to $3.65: in bags, $1.70 to $1.71”) And no man. l 1 patents. in the sight of God, I P. ‘D can be a Christian until he first sig- . $310 _ 1‘? $4§lfl~ 1‘0119‘1 iiif‘ies his intention to repay to the oatsâ€"Millers 1””1’51 *- bags. and Feed-Manitoba bran . . . l ‘ utmost of his ability all the nioney134‘15 I)?r lIl‘bl- . 0 cm) borrowed by him and to cancer hisls18 ‘0 3-101 shorts. 5-1 It" -«--. 11111 obligations to (“'0le one of higlbags included: ()nlill‘lO brill], lll lllllli, $18 to $18,710; shorts. in bulk. $20 :f‘inancial creditors. You cannot love . lod and at the same time signify ado $21. l’rovisionsâ€"Jleavy Capa- willingness to cheat your fellowulian short cut pork. 52-1 to $211 ; -short cut back, $23.50 to 32-1: light short cut. 823 to Q21: compound re- piire Canadian men. A l‘EIl’l‘lNENT QUESTION. 1‘ l 1 '1 I“ t 1... ln closingr 1 would like to ask my 1ne( m" ‘, ‘- IOI‘L' I, I“ hearers a pertinent question â€"â€" lsilmd' 111. “m" “ml‘ 1' t()]I11“'-'Cto , . 1 .~.. -. . 1 Q . Christ 1.11.. diissed hogs. 18.-.). because you have not been living: . V " .‘ - _. T . ' l o c) . right with your fellow men emu try-1 1“.“ XOW 14“, ~U 1" -1‘ - selected. , . 411 : I1 . .3 . . .not the chief reason why you are 1' hands. 1“ to 1 3’6. IS-WBJMI 1.1114 unwillinr to nibliclv confess . _ , " “ ‘.. g, I ‘ abattoir hogs. $8.00 to $5) 1101- 1(10 1 lbs. ' ing to pay your honest debts? My 5. . 160-0“m“‘l'f’llhlh’ “9"", friends, is the awful realization that ' “1 sections, 1‘ l" 1-10 1‘01 SCUM)“ | Mon have been financially unjust tolin 10'") fins,» 9 to 85C: 1!} bulk. 7} {your fellow men keeping you away ; to SC: dark. 40 loWer. (,"lwosoâ€"Qn' ,froin the love of Christ? Will you ' 11‘10. 13 10 13:36: To‘fi'nsnips, 13c; .not try to undo that wrong? \Vill ; llutti.-i‘â€"~'I‘ownships Cl":).ll)('1‘I\’, 215C ; seconds, 1951c: Yestcrn rolls. 17% to 18¢; rolls, 16:. to 17.’_.c. you not. follow the command of iI’ulll, who tells 11s to "owe. no man anything," the same Paul who tells us to ”press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God: in Christ Jesus?" UNITED STATES MARKE"S. M ilWaukce. Fol 1. 24 .â€"-Wheal â€"l“.a.\ii-r It 111a.“ only take a small speck of . 30- 1‘301'11101'31- 80¢; 53;? N'Ul‘llt- dust. in the eye to blind the sight 11‘1"“: 7“; 10 73C“ Milli-I‘d “E";I l’VC“ land shut out. the light of the noon- 15‘0””.‘7 3‘"; 11:1. I10 11.11. 113.111.)"â€" 3tide sun. 11. may only take one bill 5“““3: 3““ d (”S3 fidllllllt‘. '41) 10 1 which we refuse to pay to our neighâ€" ‘ 55“ ( ”"1""-"lil."- 4-)l('- ') 011‘ Duluth. l-‘eb. f.â€"â€"\".'l1ezitâ€"Casb. No; ‘aul does not ask of us an 31 1mm. 779': .\0. 1 Northern, Wile: 11101‘ to shut out all the glories heaven. , 1‘ 1 ',.1,. ~_, .- I.. w . ilillDOSSllHllly. but he does demand 1~\0 3- :\(.:1.uin. . 11L Md). ngc, ”that we, one and all. should not1-llliy. 5‘)“. ()1115"”.‘1lfl.\’- 3-W- only love (iod with all our souls. 1 5L 1401119. Feb. 24.â€"Ll(1sci(lâ€"\\'licat but also love our fellow men enough 1â€"(3ash. 71‘801 May. 731.6; July. 7111c. to be’financially just to them 1151 Buffalo. Feb. 21.â€"Flour~â€"-Steady.' Well as merciful. ' “heatâ€"Nothing done. Cor11--l"irin ; _ No. 2 yellow, slic; No. 2 corn, 504} â€"â€""â€"?â€"â€"â€"‘_ to 51c. Oatsâ€"Strong: No. 2 white. 1420: No. 2 mixed, 401m. Barley-â€" In order to allay as far as possible , . n ., , . r his incessant; dread of assassination‘iigf’t' 0‘) 1" 6"“ “l 3“”0- 04 the Sultan of Turkey never sleeps in 3' L to Ryeâ€"No. 1 in store, 5th asked. 1 . . . , the same chamber two nights 'runâ€"g IM‘mlf’fi'lljolls; {Willi-j .FCD; 24:.“ ning. In the Royal palace at Con- l El‘IC‘aItâ€"‘A 8.3/1 461$; . ' Ul). . 16'2__ to stantinonle there are sew-v.1 bullet-1‘92C. on track. 1:0; 1 112:1 (1. .ac ; proof- bedrooms, the positions of'IVO.II1 Northern. 10% if :6105 No. which are unknown to the public. 123011110111. 45% 30 151(3. Flourâ€" \\'hich of these apartments he williFirst patents, 83.235 to S4 ; second occupy the Sultan determines forlpatents, $3.85 to $3.95: first. clears, himself each night only a few min-.3255: second clears, $2.10 to $2.20. utes before he retiree to rest. lllranâ€"ln bulk, $11.50 to $15.25.