The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

peraiit we;.a comparativd ightalt afer you passage money | "The old pittice nterests ine more "wou It. at -Moute Carlo. | than the gondolas," declared Kitty. But Polite enough," mused | La Signorina was pot 10) be trapped. it Frow tlie Grand ean they cuwe out into: the gredt chial of Sao Marco, beginning of the goon. "La Siguerina"~ began Kitty, "There! J] have warned you twice, The third time 1 shall be angry' "Hilda, then, But | am afraid 'when- belong ell, it "sounds cried "We'll start to- window. Kitty looked down i 9; which lay patched with | ! and: mooushine: How | ever 1 ¢all you that. You do not city fo touny world." 3 were no Horses Oho ' "And what makes you thhik 'pavements, no trajus, no | There wa mile behind the vi The stillness which wasot | "1 do tt Kpow. pniess #/1s that you : f all things. And some | are at home every wher, fii the Campo, M entered Kitty's heart. in the hotels, in the theater or the pal or \ thing. the Hour would | ace. Now, I am at home only in the ! oct Kitty, ordinarily | theater, In places which are unreal 1 erful, W 18 4 r lonesome | and artificial. Fou are a great actress, The alsmil tifitire of 4 | & great singer, and yet,-as O\Mally il danced, sung, spoken woull say, you don't belong." Kitty By best'she knew how, and-| had forgotten what ghe had started out biiced or encouraged her. | to say. ry eo ter cup after ll the suc- | La Slgnorina laughed, ""Poufy: You If only she could take it | have been reading too many fiovels. Hke La Signorinal Vi To the molo, Pompeo." ¥ eve so many things af | At the mol, the great quay of Ven- sand. Why should La | ice, they disembarked. The whilom | ays go -velled? . Where | prima donna dronped 50 eenteshn! Into | ar #0 mysteriously in | Pompeo's pal, aud he bowed to the | 11d those sapphires and | véry guawale of the boat. 'emerakls? Why live| "Grazie, nobilita." 'a fortune hanging| "What does he say?" asked Kitty. ; "He says 'Thanks, nobility? If I | bad given him a penny it would have | "been thanks only. Fora he would | ve added princlyessu--phiticéss. The | ar will give sou any tite you io if you are willug esough to pay 'bago, sciatica, how " he Fel 50 can cure rheumatism, lum+ or any pain NEWS TOPICS OF WEEK Ee Care ee oy at infant, posed 0 ! of an , sup; have been murdered, was found in the fee at Collingwood. : The Quebec Government may take' action with a Yew to the suppression ¢ John + mercha j beaten by Robt, urns, tured. sible d on' a ox; butchering ing of the carenss last ght, He the youngest brother of the late Sex fum-Almon. 2 JY, pga TY The home of the Eafl of Serer] retary of State for India, caught esterday. The greatest alarm'was use of tho fact that on d # son was barn te Lady Crewe, | blaze was soon put out. Bheriff Lemieux, while wandes shout the excavations of the M; jail, stumbled on sn old the building thet had been and forgotten. It contains a pun of cells where the prisoners of were confed under sentences death. ET : Cn ST A Double Standsrd. 7 A Montreal, Feb. 10.--Twe welzhl @ two measures is the way "L'Aes tign. Bociale" of Quehee sizes up the récent goti-reeiprocity sermon delivery ed in Quebee by Rev, Fred. Scott, andi while the elerical cighn fazy no one should dispute' the Angliesn clargys man's right to speak a3 hefldid Sunday last, it wants to know, wl French-Canadian politicians we think or say if a Roman Cat prixst got up into the pulpit and ex pressed himself so plainly on politie cal subjects as did Rev. Mr. Scott. ! Expected fo Die" Biliousness, Dizziness, Verlige, and Pain fu the Rock. = fe TL em