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r thought wou14 feil ri - ibt~ makos you cry 1 'Was it lis- r-ýu I -se~ aid our ateriea .had -licou "~>$becau se-I iWsh. thèy oouled - b ~ ae beeu alikeshobel "But iV Wor"n'te b 46," lie said * - uaiy.."'It is'ap, udd thing Vos%&Y- rJt teYeu to-niglt, when ,yenou w hf. >1j Lubgii ngg, but V-niglit I alsooai eu &ppy., lecaus. uew et lait«7my - truggl. la -over-uow, at hastVhs - re ia>liurned eut. I -doàn'V want - *tin; -lbut -Just tii. péaoe o!flis - - tg rOsto tii.eci o! u y, li..Be- - - »eveme, I arn content. - ps he could 'nt aay a word jmat r-ïue ~ suge- s fo'e 1hlm e iut*nso -h i È'5h.la-. iln ' a Mýttla st bùte; * zqaÉi;s, sud océ cÊtoice thby j,îcsd ilong hs garde» palli.- 'But lier whole s.nl revolted 1 ttisn- UPLçw ! on'otenlt. 8tti. à'tod as liblti.as ýtihe otr higV -i r afii'tbîstle understaiids tue.Carin - $udiffereuoe of, thse enrade Who ies ini irospita.'§-U-rely Frit-hiof hi. 15$théi àtlii mierbottperoiy ~f~i~ I iti.panlo-i, whlch 'he lisen- altucat ail; pain, onild surelly, mot b. tiie only-glimpas venchsafed' ' hIît --of ths blis whih had trans- téd te -whoe word -for liert, Thoere camne lick te lier hs thonglit of tii. oId atixdy at Berge», sud ah. *.. eerned Vo hear lier tather's voies - aying: "I bhouLd 1k. an esrly marriage kor .Frithie!, but 1w'1 llnot sa~y toc âbutiugsr4 for-I donet now ÃŽ ahould evr a pare- r " And ah. sàighed 'a ebe rememnber- ei howhs plans ha-clbecu crossed e nd he business ruinerd, sud hie *~~~ kt hrtlirokeu-how -both for mau $Dr Frithie! failur. had lisen de- Vet the. Christrua belis rang -ou this wornd e! strangeiy ringied * ~ yyàsn- aorrow, sud they brouglit - much thJh.me tnesgage tha-t I nce.ou Hîerkinstio: "There is s better plan whielý çan't go -Wrong," 'site said ta lier- * - CHAPTER XXXVII. 'I have &exuo newa for you," said - r 711r., Horner toe bswife afeiï days alter thii, as one evenhrîg ho enter- - d the drawing-re>om. The huge &Wdlôdck with the littie wbite face point.ed to thc. heur of eight, the. rlotdn pigîi stil! limbed the go!- -en hi-li,~ th é. go lden sw iueh ffrd stili *- paceck-blue satin, glanced frorn - e husbsnd tW the doück aud ia-ck again Vo ber iusband. ý 'Ne-us 1" she said, in -s distiuctly dilcouraging toue. "le- it that whithb-mnakes you se lste 'i However, 6t's of ne coDÀequrence te me if the. - inner iLasipiiled, rjuite tie con- trary, I anil not pa'ticulsr. But I BOY$ND te thel "Beot Evor"- -Scnd Ioat CAs-to-day for partIcular. 74 St- Antoîne SMnraCan. 1 OP=e Rocmtu oWrfr4 ose Hcow the. Wdrmger #&Y smdodru amdo ,king rrithrnor 4 me' o eit for~ hg idéa cf. yoi ay as if yeuw wi iFaick suerd era nui. w1as :morry io ..bave inisjiudgéd hlm, ud' oven o-wned te Bouifae, that* I iisd aBpoken hastily, but .wouid ycftr le- '11iev. ;howciitrecouaider- thé Mnattor. H. e-netoi y givea me the* uaock,.but'li .î _ta-kée i * ruy 1 - hat, "oBut the, féow lias iccapital," cried -Mss. Homner,'inu great agita- tion. -"Ho is aà Poor- s a ro.ck ! H. aisntsaingle penny.Vo Put. ihto6 VhàSeeru."" "Precisey. But ào .ace is suol a feol, -tiat lie overiceoka. that and cees uothiug but talk of* hsegreat business capacities, hbaismdusiry, his good &kWress, and a ' lot of olther rulih of that sort. 'WIy, without meôney a -falow is wertli ncthiug- ab"outoiy uothiug.ý" "rmthe. Ara t I detested hin," eaid Mnr. ,Homeso'r.'"I kuo'w that, Vhs Bonitaces vers deo.ived in hlm. It'. my bos! t hâat sthongli hie charades la clearrèd ag teVhs ýVe- pound note business, yet lie in real- ly a mer. aciventuror. Depend up-, on it, h.'lh manage l .-t eeéry- tiniu lte hàii. 4Wlhinda, and will lie-oumting loy oe so! these daya?' * W ,ies's hardly like.1y téo d tha., for it Seemi atho siste.r iras ies keeplxig ier s yeohién sud that idiot o! a Roi i. going Vo marsy lier." . "To m zar-y Sigrid Falok 1" ex- olaimed Me.Homnes, startinig Vo lier foet. "A'ttu&U' Vo.bring into Vhs famil a girl who plays_ et d.mnc-_ ~-e~udp~lVes~-agirl îlo, à rope lier owu ieuse sud cookas lier own dinner!" "I don't knew- that seï) is any tiie worse for doink ht"ai Jamnes Horuer. "1,tsneott the girl hersel! that I objeoct Vo, for she's pretty and pleasant enolugi, but the. counection, thee eingý related by niarnage te that oclious Falck, who lias treated mie se inaufferabiy, w-he, looks dowu ou me and La as stan>d- off -Li as if h. were au emperer." "If tiere ha eue thiug I do de- test," said Mrs. Hemner, "IVit. s pushing people-a; sure. aigu o! yul- garity. But it'is pa-rtly'Loveday'si fanît. If I lied Vo deal with the. -Fa.loks they weuid have been Va-uglit their proper place, an»d ail thia would net bave happened." At tVii moment dinner wasana- nounced. The. everdone meat did net improve Mr. Horuer's temper, sud when the servants iiad le!t thel roorn le broke-eut into fresi in- vecVi4'es again Vie Bonifaces. "Wlien La Vhs wedding tVo b.?" asked isi.wife. " Seme time ini February, I be- liove. They are house-furniÉhiug siready." Mra. Herner gaves»n ejaculation of on ucu. "'Wel, tii. sooner we leave Ifon- don the. better," aihe aaid. "I'm net gohng Vo b, uuixed' up witi al Vii, w.' l avoid any open breacli with the. famiiy e! course, but for goclcsfi' sake de let Vi. e-use sud . et us settie dewu elsewhere. There'. that lieuse aV Croydou I was very partial Vo, sud yen couild go up aud dewn easy-enougli from thiere." -We'1l think o! t," ca-id Mn. Hon- nez', refleetiveiy. "And, by Vie bye, we mnust, I suppose, get-thern some sort of wedding present." "By go-od luck," said Mn,. Hon- uer, -1" won a sofa-cushi-on last weçk in s raifle at the liszaar £or the chape! or gan l u-ad. It'Y- quite od onougli ton there, lui sure. I "And aftn a!," eutrked Sig- nid e Ccli "w rellyovea gceat deal Vo Mra. Homes er i 1 ia. net aaked meto 0ia 1culredis >faiýy-lial I siould neyer have mnet 'Madame Leciertie.r, nd boy couird w. e-ver* have. lived al Vogether il iV iiad noV ieeo fer that " "lu those dasa I think Mn.. H-'or- uer rather liked yen, but..cna' Mc yen iiveofended lier'." t ýe- Sigrid iaughed. merrily. "Must .-brides'ait clown aà4 do nothiug-unitgl.-the ceretonyl" éise sed. ' 601so;amso 1rry for them;. i oulnt -ait Istill. if I were, te try.. How gla. I arnto' thinli Frithiof, and-Swa.uhiid -wililibe at Ro.wan ,Tree, Houa. wlile. we are &way -should nole r.have lad s momiut's pçaceif I le ft.ther lere, for Swan- hild -i. alter ail only a éhuld. It i. so goed o! Mrs. . Boniface te have aaod 'therni>' "Smo.e yeu are tatring Roy sway from us, 1 thiuk it is the l.aist you oûid do,» aid Cecil, iaughiug. "It. wiil be auch s help te have theut ths evening,- foe otherwise we .should ail be feeling very fiat,,'I. know." 'Sdwe shah lie ou our way te the Itivîera,'> ahd Sigrid, panaingý fort s Iew mgnutes, lu lier busy pr- paatons; a drea .mylook -came iit lier clear, practosi eyes, sud ah.' let lier head. reet -against the. side of -the, led. ' "'Sornetizues, do ,you kncw," she exclairned "I Can't believe Vhs ja aei rosi. ilthirrk I arnjust imagin- iug it ail, snd that I shall wake up Proseutiy and fiudi wyseil plsylng the Myceotie wsitz at the acadery -it wasalwayas mach a, good tune te drearn te.,' "'Wsit," said Ceail, "'dos this inake- it fe/l More real 1" sud hast- ily goîug into the. enter rocut ah. returned, bearing Vhe lovely wecl- ding bouquet whieh Roy had sent. Sigrid. "Oh, gow exquisite f And myrtie sud euorrsie-t aii Most - beauti buquet 1 ever "Den't you ii t 1Vlis lime yon were dressing," said Cecii, "Corne ait down sud let me de yeur hair for you whie yen enjoy yonr flow- ers." " But Swauhid'i packing, I don't think iti is quit. finished." "Neyer mind, I ý wiil corne lack tiz afternon with lier and finish everythiug, yen muat let us heip yenu a hittle just for once."' And then as ahe brushed eut the long golden ha-ir ahe theuglit how few brides showed Sigrid'a wonder- fui usefuiness sud car. for others sud sornehow wisiied that Roy could have seen ber just as ahe was in lier working-day apron, toc full of honselioki arrangements Vo speud Muoli tirne ever lier ewu toiet. (Te b. coutiuued.) FOUNID SECRET CHAMBEIL Relies cf By.Oone Mea! Partaken of In Charles I.1& Reigp. A Fecret chamrber in which were the remaüie of -an unfiuished meal, reduced te duat, hbben found at the Feerm Farm, near ïMold, Flinet- sbire, England, buiit in the eariy pail< of tie. sixteenth century and once the utanoa' bous etofttheHar- - slreati estite. Somte workmen were engaged iu repalrring an saeient ;flroplace and chimney, wheu .they discovered a revolviug atone, whioh upon being op.uod, revealed a seret cbamber. Tii. apa.rtnrent oontaiued oak furniture -o! antique 'dealgu, including a table on, which lay autiquated fireari sud feeding utensils sud the remains o! a meal, redu *ced te dust. Lt La surnised tliat t'he charnier w'.s utilized as sa place 01oealment 'by roy"eit fugitives during the civil. wax cref. ±%tw e R£ - &K6kesunouia ý e. ervee- BIack-EyedLSuaxi 8-ala4.-Separ- ate ,oranges .into-sections, sile;ing hall -of!-a-large, fruit, to s person. Cnt ,figs int-o dice, mix with, an ýequsi, quAntity of-lcehoppe'd' o.lery, _and *m&.isten IightIy with Frenchcires.-, ing.î macle Witlidleron .juice. -Mairin- stel the &Ã"anse carpels with dress- ing,- then put thex on- individuai pistes,. arranging themý like- blaak-,I eyed, susani'petals. Form the con- tera cf thef4g mixture and gsruish: the. ýsala.d ith tips of celery., Xest 'Cqrry.-Fry,,eue medium- sized onion., until browu in two tablaspoonfuis -of butter; add oe heaping teapoonful of curry-pow- der which- ha. previously ,been mixed toa -paste witli coid water, andt cooekfor " about ten minutes, stirring frequently. Then add about a pound aud a* hait o! auy kind cf . meat that In. available. Raw meat must ai- ways b. used, snd it sheuld ho cut into smail pieces as-for a stew. Meat. that lias ho.» o ooked does not make - good curry,. $easen thé mxture with sait and' fry for about ton minutes more, or auntil the paste lias worked into. the méat. Cover ail ýwith 0cool wvater - sud et over the fire to hol.U until ths meat is tlieroughly cooked, snd mosi et flb. wster lias- -e-vaperated. Diar;)hmallow Chetat-pVtt4 s -Or,.-ha1f pound of màrshnxe li, o cupfui of! thick cresut, two tes- lipoonfuls cf powdered sugar, oue- half tespooful o! vaniisa, oue- quarter e b"41pIaI f! canidied cher- ries,. ou-.quarter o! a cupfui of can- died ginger, one dozen chestuuts- the kind pteserved ini vanilis syrup. Soak- the cherries in the vanilla syrup that bas been poured off the chestnuts. -Cnt the marshinsllows, some of Vhs. cherries and the gin- ger into smsll pieces, and the. chest- nuta into quarter.. Whip th. cream and flavor it with the vanila and sugar. Fold in the marshmallows and let it stand for a few minutes, and then add the cherries, ginger and chestnuts. Pack in a' model aud chili. Serve either as a nioid -or -in giasses, decoratiug ea.eh glass with two or three cherries. Celery Esoalloped with Cheese.- Three cups o! ceiery diced, oue pint milk, one cup -diced cheese, one aad' s hait cups solt crurubs, sadt, pap- rika,,two tablespoous butter. Save the outer staika -of celery snd eut them jute dico. - Cook geutiy in three oups o! wst.r', drain,, reserve the liquor anrd adcf it to the milk. Put a layer of crumbs in the bot- tom o! a buttered bskiug dish. 4Add a layer o! celery, then oeeof, ehee&ae, season, dot with butter sud repeat til i chh h full. Bake thirty minutes in-a moderatçý oven. Baked Prune Puddisig.-Two tes- apous melted butter, one-hat! cup grapuated sugar, one-haif tes- s5pooii orange flavoriug, one egg, one-haif cup rnilk, oeeasd s hait cups wliole whest* meal or fleur, thres teaspeons baking powder, one cup soft pitted prunes. Beat together butter,- sugar, flavoring aud eggs; add prunes Vo the. mesi or foeur, mix in the bakiug pewder sud a.dd this, alteruating with milk, to tii. first mixture. Bake in a shal- low pan, dredgs thickiy with P'ow- dered sugar sud serve with a sauce WOODEN, verts arc having likie. QueenAmelie'of Portu-1 gai taken the-,reguia~r course of training in- first aid. *-ý 8lie, i.the setond wife,,of, KirgýýFoerdiuand and is-exertmely popularw in Bulgaria ail well as being an- affectionate step- mother to the- King'a chidren by- hia, irast marniage, On. cf her first actions- mter lier marriage was te have tPortraits of herhuhueid's flrst wif. placed in aIi he chidren'a rooma in- the palace ai Sofi a and quantities of -that Princess' favor- ite flowers arrangéd under, themn. madle cf, tblened peune ÃŽ&* md fievored -with, enon Uio Pot loast of V& ahoUlçle1r of haut, and hsv6 itboued and rolle4. Soak twenty-four hours in ooid water. MeIt three tablespoons o!f at, ini the iron -pot, 'add -a cupful of sliced onions and a ouiul of dioed ceiery, cooking- un- tii soitened. Turn in the ha-m: sud brown it-thoroughly, Barely cover wîtli boiiing ýwater suad sinime r gent- 1,r Jcr about four hours; remove ieat snd add the desired number, ci pared potatoes. I$ki the hars,1 dust thIeckly with cruniba and brown in a hot oven. Surround with the potatoes7garnieli with éelery, and make a thickened sauce to accom- pany it of equai parts of ham Stock and strained -tomatpea. Tice with crumba. Tomato Cream Sonp.Cmpstar tiveiy few housekeepera know that -tomatbo cream - soup, sometilues calleç moek bisque, cau be-made cul- un- shtlydangerous,, éxpen.ivs h ort- L" s on yof arte l'hci osei No miing-no dirty work -no mess wien yen.ý use the handy peste lu -the big cau. der. , ir the wtoie ovri-the, rire antil it boils,; and let it bell up for! s -uinute ci se. Then add a 'quart, of cold mhlk, sud atir again until the ýýmixture boila. Al sorts of queer'haàppenings. . iay> Vake place in your soup-kettie; the cfouVents:, may - "mùottie" ai!1 -over.,,the. y ýM&Y, get nop'y, as if i te ingrediente v.e-re tryhing liard te, make glue,ý they may' eveén preten:d- Vo-carrdle,,sud figbten yXou for a Aminute Or Vwo, -but go on ettring with a-tranquil- mmd, auid wiien tii. mixture cornes te "a beil again, yèu wil- have a simodVh, pik, creamy scrup-geod Vo look-at :aud deilius te aste. Cake-maklng -Ries.. After ail there ha nothing thit quite takea thre-placé. o!fcake sud ne* vanieties are slwayi Jlu demand *Us well as certain 'oid fayorites such as pouud and layer' cake, that it ;a tibe very liard to impreve up- ITo niake goed cake oeemuet lie Iwilhing te -gir. s littie attention -te certain details that ou the firet glane ma-y appear unimportaut, but this i. decidediy trot,-the case. iu the fi-at place s cake muet neyer lie kopt waiting for, the p"a or the, ove», or it *yul aurely spoil sud b. lieavy asunupalatable. Tii. cake. tins shenld lie ca-refnily greased be- fore any o! tii. otiier ingredieuts are even mixed ogether.' The heat o! the. ove» muet lie gradua-ted aomewiiat in accordance Votie aise of the cake. It is a mis- Vake te put a- large cakç jute .teeo liot au ove», for if this is doue the onteide wili harcicu se rapidly ha-t. Vie cake canuot ris. asé it shiiud or penliapa Vie top vwill bu.rn belon. th-le inaide h.s doue. Do't'open Vthe oven deor for twenty minutes sfter à lange cake lias been put Lu, sud ruseapple t4aei--ream oe uecp- fui <ýfi butter and the Eamie of sue~r fiogeth(-rè Theti add the welI beaten fok oftrepa eggs and two cupfuls -c lur, in which two teaspoonfulsi f!bku pw der have-. been sift-ed. Ad two.blispoonfuls of pineap- pie juii e and, bake in 'three- jelly- ,oake, tins. For the FillingL.Boil ~t Vccup tu'is 0cf sugar with,-wo- É idseo!a cupfui cf erears firlo- minnutes. Take., from he fire and, beat till thick sud ,anicoth_._ To one- third', of!thiiç add -one cupful of tho if.yers.,,o ther.effiaining two- thirds ýadd',enougjhpinieapple :juice to make it spread smoothiy for an- Use of Wlreleus Lncreased. Wireieffs teiegraPh meomaeges sent- 'to &nd f ro m ehîipahave- ilireN4od 11.8 per cont. beyo>nd the previoua8 lear,- aour4ing tetPlie- anaUai-re>- port of the Rritieh pootïnaatee- geauer.a1. The inorea.se is.paxUduL3da to tihe larger number of vesels6now equfpped w"t wixr,1ess aud.parLI7 to a roduction oi tariff fer vuas]. makdug shortvyagee. 1youir skIn, cauMtig,,chaps. oliliblains â nd gan erul icflan{ct tiy INA PDR U -CO0 Witch H ,élCream The. rre8my Ingcizms Sath and soften _the acter- ski», whle ,the.VJitol? Hazçl penetrales. and heals tii. deepei tisu... Delight! ut et ter Shaving ori wahlng. > 25c- a bottle, at-your dugIts NATrIONAL OR 4.0 D Cý4MU1AL 00. J or CANADA. U#AITED ,,18 easy - a kw, liglit rubs briug aluilat aV àffctedb heat. C ONCRE'rE neati, Safe, need no- repalrs, an d- arec i m re,.w te kos, latemeso& .epcz. ment »st. til I decided Vo foRa> -1- 'Ii diate1y liegaxi te feel 'Iamrnonw nsing the econd -- Dr. Hamilton's Pilla, sud I -,- eil that.I wajlt te tell jo4n -- Owe thia great change to yen oua pills. i recommend Dr.1 ton,@ Pilla w-Very person sufferhngl:from dyspepsa.- grateful. servant, 1D. R. Laro JoiteStreet, Monîtreai, -P. AUl Who have weak d4>mac1 --those who suifer with-i he.ladahes,- bilicuasnese, Cla-n fecty, cnred-,by Dr. R- -Pilla,. .er.box, at )d - su stî&rekeepeýrs, or -the Cal zone Co., Kingston, Ont, a- fa1o0 N.Y.1 TRlIN. lED LftE -T0 P Scarlet Tgnau Tii. Ted <ceat o! tii.e Br2ti yeara -ham been -ond of striking ýfeaturers aenong - forMa e! the a.ruiegs -of the -Lo dhsappearand ,on t wM ikuow mne more -"the. r authieuicted reotsthie of wa- wM ' dkic1km, iu estma-te, as one fthep abolieli the fa-meus-mc the lin. The. khiki service to b.VII if orn-,of Vthe That proepect -pwtîCrlalry ree-ruiting nergeantsn plea-sant,. but az an-*ecox parture, the echeme ha n]n1 oommend it. If the PrOpoaS r- M it- te ,S from-those Who regard t!i sltimiulws - te recruitiug from thoSe whe mereiy* con army unasoMethùug -more r-. t al 'th-n necessary.. A wo +j~ iamn'tarywarbetWeen 9 taity 'ad utilitarianismi S fore opromised. r Th sentimenVa fe%-Iing~ lihpeléple, for tie histolàe ote rsoldiers has" ny eently dWia-yed in the. el a-roused mga-mat di£scarding- of tic Highland troolpe. propostion wa put for"~ çzaa a g>eeaiprotest. -n4 fi r he LiiEighlà;nd rýegirne f ran?the wb-e D oùntty. .I edfi ie.kilt beiug Lrtain it is hardly possible' that ceat wil iédiscarded.wi Etrwie 1.0r~ the moment. ijt is-] g thtat the-dashing- ma-n ehai.have the. bea.utly o ïe pao nte rfereçi with. Ne -there aùày proposai madert cavairy, Royal Aitiilery e0 Y Engineers - oft their rem. trappinu,--i.lVhough Vhs 1 would foiioew as a matter of ilnard'* Llnimsflt 0w,, COids, -- Braggs-" a-m stelloe o]d-ta.iieied people -Who that- h1ouesty paýys." Wag am IUAd I believe just i that dishonesty gets plaid.> ýPromotedI boo et isiontbOeA d itint et, Cee~D~< ID5000 Ad . w. TnDflMTfl Sound Common. Sense .A~dvice Blak itgh Wbhich kind of a culvert doesyour waggon cross? T\OES the noad yen use pas ven rickety, -D dangenous wooden culvent, that ans, con- . stsutly ini need ai repaireand often wasbed faway eurireiy? Or is jr caricd safely across the. low - l1aces by modem, everlastingicuvenrt? Bud'your CULVERTS 0F CONCRETE wiich net enly canner lie washed away, but actuaUlygrow stronger with age a»d use. 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