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Hhe turned eagsrl towards him lu tin-l out “hat he meant. fie meant that blli‘ should go with hiin and be his, and he “1U! beginning to swoer eternal fidelity and l love, “lit'li she turned from him in disgust And horror. She naked no more favors 11' lllt‘ hands of the robbers, but snfl'erml her‘ self to be lifted to at smldle, in which i'lllk dltion she wss borne Envoy townrds Milan, and only in lllt‘. following day she was? lodged in her own apartments in the ducal lablw», Hippolltu still bearing her compnny. int thl- companions were not to remain. lull‘ t.» other. At noon s msasen er come from iugh d1- L'uetro 11nd led hi pollta 82W)‘. .‘1llliltll'blll' her book to t $111111 ' 11f her muster, w lei-e ohs WM co lined in 1 loin". uplirtllu-lli, ulth n11 old blnvk wolmm 111 lump ‘A-ili'll our l11~r. 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"l 11m lii~l‘(‘l11W.'tll 11pm|1_\~11,"\\.-w tho r-. .11, .l1-li1-1~."1\d 111.11u11ph, impudeul. wsy. “.\1\-l l f-Ilmmst- \‘nli un- rtl-u- here to keen {ditf'l ovrr llll- “TC”. 'l'ber» Its": soldiers 1n tho ‘Illifiilit 11b" -l11 tint. lint l run get support-1r you, lilihll Villil it.‘ :- r-n'ni noilnng to 1m, .1~.1~.~-1.1111‘~1l1111l<.‘ '{hc woman brought the drink. and linen’ ‘1w then told hm‘ she blight lPlll't'. “i =‘Rfl'flfll Ill-1t lolly. lnnl (1i1lt'l'0il lo ro~ 1111111 in tlll- mun! \1 ith you." Th" Priil- 1"‘0 -..<11-.1fl‘¢11d111l, lllii sht- llnll hm wilu'll Hitlllll.‘ 1'1’ :1llii"t“~l,llr'W.Xl-‘ roulltluont, -11>el11‘ 's'lthd. in n “111-er \i'hlrh our i'.~'1kt‘1l"ln‘ :1 .: gnrdrw, uni suit down. She hull it'll mm thus seated thsny Ililililh‘! l-Mm't- lllf‘ din. 111111 np-azle-l, mill ill» duke made liis npponrant'r. The Mlondunt. WILI :i.11i_\‘1-.l fur‘ You may bring dismlssrd and liluntrcrl 1.111111 turuvd to 11111 , ward, wlwun hr rognrdr-d for 90ml“ lltllt‘ l lnlo 111 elienre. " \Vell.“ he at length said. biting oil the word via t wouh lspgilnqc were lnsntlhb-nt. lu otpresl is eating“ "Ijo you are buck again." "The mmww-s bowed nor lo-ud, and mode 5 rm. ' him h1'. would ssve her from the clutches of ‘ 1 rlvni. 1 lit: 1 witlu-vl'lcntMill-faction. , fluent-v 05.111111‘, be W1!ll:w"3i‘001|l8. ‘1 111-11>111'1ll b." lion: to~r;1nr:'oW, imd will. ill pun-11in, tiillt‘illlll7,0 you,“ H 1 you bring ' And, ‘- from t .111th leagues 11w“. » 7;.111 by the rising oi another s “Yes: sslll i r’mis t death-and death is prefer- able to the fate you would impose u ms. Aadafterdeath Iwillla main thefiusof my 8aviour,audtrustte isredesl love." She was upon hes knees, wit her clasped hands raised towards Heaven; sud a prayer fell from her lips, as she bowed her head till the dark tressss floated over her face. ()ues, while she bad been speaking. the duke had started forward as though e would strike her ; but when she sank u Ill her knees, and her voios broke into t at impassioned prayer, he stopped and trembled. “ Bah l" he uttered, stampin his foot ; " you are orasy i But l em g you have spoken so frankly, even m your mod- noss, for uow l shlsll know how to govern myself. The marriage will come off, as l have said ; and you are at liberty to make na muoll trouble for yourself ssym lease. Only let mo give you u gentle hit”: 'ou should know the disposition of Ludovico, and be thus swore of the pains you must suffer if he hss more occasion to be ling with you." When Manfred llsd thus s en, he turn- ed from the apartment, an shortly after- wards the old woman entered and resumed her watch. lbmubel might have wept if she had been alone ; but she would not shed tours in the present-e of the unsympathising sentinel. . he retired to her inner chamber, where she soon sought her couch ; and as she rested her . hood upon her pillow, she offered up new pl-lly ers to Heaven. She prayed that Hod would have mercy upon her;but e more 1 fervent prayer was breathed for Orlando Velldorme. CHAPTER XVIII. rm.- 11mm. Ludmf'uo had not yet seen the princess ‘ since her return, and he preferred not to do z so until tlu- hour for the marriage ceremony ltl'l'l\‘0‘l. “if l ehonld sec her, it might only make with his hither on the day following her ar- "You arr rlgllt,111yeon,"rsplied the duke. “Hinrr lnlitters art‘ urrnnged so safely for us, it is not worth while to trouble the girl un» necessarily. liorgulno to our donnnione, which, with the our house tho most iowerlul in lmllllmrdy. And. my boy, if A fonso of Modenn is not 1 very wittv~morow1tty than l think he will he sli'nll full lu-llmttll 11s." "But 11.1‘- yon sure of the aid of the Ro- lnull (‘onslll 1'“ naked Lild-tnico. “Yes,” solid fillillftinl, rnbbmg his hands “ifrescontiue and tho l'ope uri- both with 1111' ; and their ill His Holi- marriage. Upon thin Ln .o-.'i~-' :bod liiu hands, 11ml derlurod that thingy: veto working hotter than ho bud 11min lit-trod to hope. H11 hnd i just, spoken to this effect, when Hngh (lo (‘set ro enti-lod the apartment. "How now, my cuptnln T” cried the duke. i “What brings you in such hing; 1'" ‘ .t., my lord, “'l'hore is n lnessen er with 1 who would speak wit you." “\Vho is he T‘ , llc Castro oust his eyes over the spart- . lnont. i “We are 11lone,"ssld Msnf ed. “The 1mm is named Pietro ouzn. one of tho robbers." “lhurs he bring us news ofVendorlne 1'" 11Y8“"‘ “Then let him conic in." lu n wry few moments do Castro intro- duced the robber into the ducal pl'csenQe. lli- was hebited in the garb of n psaeaht. but lllt'l time told well onou ll whet ho wits. " Well, sir," said Mun rod, nut at all 111,111-de by the Moot'intion, “ Whnt Word do "n Ht: is “ My or-l duke," repliel the outlaw, bound,v \‘erv slightly Ril he spoke, "u ro- wsrd woe odsrod to 11s on mndltioa that we i "would find Rosabel of Ber umo, and restore 1.0. io your ken ling; an another reward .1'1111 oliered for t 11.: capture of Orlsndo Von dorme. The lady has been restored to you. furthermore, Vendornle has been taken 1 but, as we were not directed to bring llim hither. we have secured him, and i arr reed to reduce him When it may so . ,_ P plinth!!! you. " 11.1, works thr- mutter still in our favor," orisd hlsnfred olup ing his hsndn eltultin ' ly. “ With this fel ow lecure we are so e further trouble, \Vllt'rfw ‘.71 ill‘: knight 7" “Re is in n quiet nook, in‘ mrd, 11 t loin hr 11g him o "lthink," remarked tkzdakv, tu ' ' to his captpin, “ tha we not went t e fellow here.’ De Castro nodded in approval 0i This sup; gsstion. trouble with him." The captain nodded sin. “lfl am not lnis n sir," the du a said, uldl'efling the robber. "you do t love your prisopur much.” “ We owe h m nothing but vengeance, my l'tgrl. ’ " en you msy esrn your reward easily. You rnn not the ‘want and I will gi e order: lo the gnsrrl to allow you to ulth fruit for the palace. " Yes, my lord." “ And in a panniar cov leaves. you epn bring ins tllrh‘ do Vsn orrne ‘l" ls Yes." 1 Alpine bunditti, he ha joined their number, 1 ant l stood by the prisoner’s side, and looked f down into hie min-marked loco. 1 very troubli- for 1114:," he said, us ht- cunversed ‘ 4 1 than made to you?” “At nilevt'nto, it could do nogoocl.” . liy this illnrriugc, we will ndd ‘ _ shake 1 msrk, sir ‘ but nbt hold or my use. a You can hm! , ‘ the fruit in pnnnisrs, van you not l" With c‘ l 'Who eadofO - "Well-J thought, if he hsd the reward-J’ M i: “Ha, hsl you are witty, Bernardo. had a hundred den sequins, you fancy that you and I ht find use for it, eh?” "I didn't ss so. "I know- t I think you meant However, l haven't got them; so we have nothing to do but to draw our reins, and find our captain. " It wss nearly dark when the two robbers set out, sud as the path was a narrow and dubious one, they were forced to moveslowly. They found their companions in a deep wood ueur the hills of Cantu, and when they had dismounted and secured their horses, it was ' almost morning. Bya large rook, where a mass of vines were woven almost to the form of a tent, lay Orlando Vendorme bound hand sud foot, with s sentinel keeping watch over him. As I the first beams of morning struggled in , throuph the thick foliage, he awo e from a troub ed slumber, lit-d asked the guard to loosen the bond upon his arm. But the fellow would not do it. “My chieftain gave me no such orders,’~ ‘ he said. “Wait till he comes." “\Vill you not. call him‘! Tell him, if he mews to kill me, he should do it lit once, and not ruck me thus." “Hold-410m he comes. him. " A darkw'isaged, poworfull ' frumed mun, wearing on ostrich plume in his velvet cup, “preached the spot where the prisoner ant. ' lis was lusnzillu, the rllief of tho robbers. Ho had, in former yours, been n knight of Now you can ask i)lielll.l1t1;lllil3li great, crime had subjected him to the loss of hiss 111111; and, uoekingthe finally risen to be their lender. llo "Orlando \endormc," he said, “do you remember when you were first banished from Milan, that you met mo by the bank ~. of the Savoso?” “Yes,” replied our hero; “l remember it well.” ind do you remember the proposition l "Yes." “If you had accepted it, you would not have been where you now are." “Perhaps not.” “Nor-you Would have been ll. free and 1 independent man, owing ulloginuce to no friendship of the Consul of Home, will make l earthly monarch; and only 'ovornod by it I 1 rbiof of your own vhoicc. f was not with us. the next. time you met mo?” ut your choice Perhaps you remember "Yul-l," sold Orlando. "l helped n party T of gentlemen whom you hull attacked; and - l suppose you now intend 1:. , revenge.” “All,” returned Lanzil'r, making 111811-1311 1 plowly from side to aid-u, “l don‘t know 1 lt' you were loft wholly , at. my disposal, l think lehould offer you i have nanplo 10w that nuly be. once more Mt opportunity to join us." “You uonldo cr in vnin." “Then you are the greater fool. you, Master Vendormr, the time is not fair distant when our froo blind will b1; ltblc to the petty thrones of Ltmlbltrdy. However, you need not fret yourself with I tho idou of loss, for lcould not mnko you 1 the ofier if I would. You are not my prison- 0!"); “Whose sin I, then?” "Perils s I speak u little wide of the ni ht. You are _ I hold you for tho present: but l hold you subject to the orders of another.” “Subject to the orders of the tyrant of , Milan, is it?” “If you will have it so‘ yes." “And will you conduct me to him?” “Not yet." “What will you do?" “Ere long you shall soc.“ “One u nrd, sir," crit-d tho captive,“ Lun- zilln turned to more nwny. “Will you not loosen the bond upon my arms?” “Yes,â€"but not nowl’ \‘i'hst did he mmn? \Vlly did ho answer so abruptly, lard stride nwsy so suddenly? What was to be done? Orlando turned tos mun who stood near, and asked him which ' way they meant to move The man looked at llln, and shook his head, vouchssfing no other answer. ln n little while the robber ohieftsin re- turned, accompanied by two of his com ari- lons. He looked more stern than be ore, and upon his brew there wss s. dark scowl. "Orlando Vcndorme,” ho said, "I bed thought. of sending you your way \vltlwut giving you nny notice thereof; but my com- anlons have overruled me. For my part, l orgive you for the work you 1mm.- did against. us; but. not so with tho others. My l1‘.'l.fl'l in 0h“ rlotnmwiyvstinn On make you stiller." "Ayc'," interposed 111 stout. durk-visngcd lieutenant man, moving forward as he spoke, “I have , ow'n brother fell " not forgotten that my by this fcllow'll hands. I am not no for’ i ' YI V "l do n ' e ” continued hie hhm . glvmg. r “what 1108 fliei'e is of hsving muoil m :1 “Nor I," added another of the robbers. “This man struck us without provocntlon. We hsd never harmed him. lie smote down the desrest friend I ever hsd.” “You see,” said Lenzills, “what the feel- ing is.” “Aye,” replie our hero, “l sec it very plainly; but you sve not told me what is 0 be my into." "Your fsto ls~-- mtxrnl' Vendorme wss startled with horror. Such s thought bad floated through his mind, but he had not given it reflection. around upon the dark, stern fsoca of those i there of sympathy. ' “Do you mean that you will murder me?“ ' he asked. l tell 111V Ill'lBOnOi' , ' lle looked 3 gathered about him, and ‘no saw little ' em "0 VIII I01‘ [I'm W of Bergemo could find no means ofsssspe from the fate which bad hssu uounesdbyksrguanliaa. She had ex- msted every resource of thought sad vin- ventlou without sfl'ect. The da had come whiehlssd bssasppointed, sad e wssat the my of tbs tyrant. All night she had been awake, meditatlu upon her fealful doomiand with the lig t of morning she threw herself upon her couch, resolved to bear up as best she could. She had prayed to Heaven for strength, and she believed she lied received iii-‘strength to support her through the coming ordesl, and strength to 've her passage from the dsn er beyond. l he mi ht be called the wife o Ludovico-- she cou d seeiw wsy to avoid it; but she hoped that she might never prove false to her true love. She lay thus upon her couch, with her , face buried in he! hands, when the duke was unnouuoed. “Let him come in," she said; and she l arose and met him in the chamber. “Howls this?” he demanded, when ho i ssw her pule face and her dishevelled hair. 1 "Are you thinking of escape?" "No, my lord~llct of escape by force of 1, m . own. If my prayers cannot move you, 1 l lave no hope.” i "Bub! Ve have had enough of that. His l Holiness is here, und 11.ll is ready for the l msrria. c. You must join us all soon as on " can. t nd, lady, remember this: No fai ure i on your pert. can dclny these services. , Should you fuint, even, and sink upon your jbed, the work should be done novel-tho i leis.” l “I understand you, sir,” replied tliepriu- , cuss, sinndin erect, and speaking wit b much i resolution. ‘f shall not nook to ‘.llltklr myself 1, more lino omfortltblc than you ill-.vr bluntly 5 planned. I am not blind enough to sup time that the furnished wolf can be driven rorn his prey by the timid, helpless lamb. l know that 'ou seek tounite tho house of lie-r’ f gunlo lmd b ilsuwthat ycuure determined to 1 l l ? possess for our son the wrnlth and power th nu ' i gmned;sn1 as it- can only come tn you by ' my hand, l know that l must surrender. l l nut ready, sir; slid l only ask that you will 1 cause the ceremonies to be us brief as pom ' siblo." i The duke exhibited no 11in er at the mnid~ 1 t-n‘s freedom of speech. le wss rather 1 pleased than otherwise by her surrender. | “Csn you be ready in half nn hour?" he r asked. i “If Blunohe can come and help mt." Manfred promised to send the girl: null shortly after he withdrew th tome. l “My dear lady," Blunt-he said, with tears ill her eyes, "l cannot. hel you. \Ve arc i watched upon all hands, an ~â€"»" i "Stop," interrupted the princess. “I only wish on to help me dress. The time ,for other liolp is gone. But l would risk you nno question; llo you know if ally- thing hits been heard from Orlando Von» dunno?" “l have hoard nothing." “That is all. You may bring my dross 1 now.” Th1: girl proceeded with her work in silence. null uh'J-n ho." lnisirms was‘ url'liyt-d in her bridal robes she stood but-k and wiped her eyes. “l wish to be elono n moment, Blunrho.” The attendant withdrew to tho lirll'rlmlll, and than Rosabcl 111-lit to her drt'srlngtnst‘. and took from n sot-rot druuortho little ‘ dugger which Vcndorme had given to her. “This may be my inst friend of mirth!" llhe murmured, as sht- gnzed upon the sharp, glittering point. The Wit'kt'tl prinm- of lilltn ehnll never know'linsnbel as n wife.“ NEVER !" . She hid the dagger in licl‘ bosom, 11nd not long afterwards u lllessonger arrived frOm the duke. ‘I a 6 0 e u is John XVll., the Pope of Roma, aim-d by the duke's rude in lllt'.‘ 11pm uncut whrro it hnd been arranged that the marriage core’ morlv should be uniformed. “fin, lot,“ said Manfred, 1m tho sound of distant tumult fell upon his our, “my poo lo urn already making merry on ‘the oceusi n. They shall hmv liglnl'lolh ti'nf' 11f l.’ when the 1111111 logo is ovvr.“ “You l1uv1- llliMlt‘ltl‘ll‘.llg\_‘lll(‘1ll_r4 for nporte, then?" "No. tlu- prince liit‘i undo lllCIil. l lune thought beet that l..111‘.1\'11-o should plotter tilt: pimple lhlr. til 1o." “A Wiel- thought, ’ mild the Pope. “lt is wr-ll to ki-op thou‘- i.1isy' with noun-(lung. 1, All hurl: i'llliil:tl ‘1hr urinolu" l.111lov11'11, Li1‘t'ivil‘.'ilbi'lii‘il ‘ Hugh ('nzill'l-ltlld Run-ml ht .11*l‘ oiiil'vl's 11f till: 1|111~1tl llf>lltl|‘lllllil, entered the ap.11‘ililu1|l-, 11nd “ort- llrusi-nio-l to Hi.“ i1’ l‘ ll\' do .olll‘; u in u. litllt' wllilu, by ‘,oenlwl of liorg-zt'no lilo duke: ltppl'tutullul in‘. the Pope. . h #1111 ".lll'llfldlllfl. ' ' l» l ruul 1i1l.t111.-11 1,1 shipl'nl, Mllil bowml her bond down. 11.1111 crown-d lmr arms upon lwr bmwln. The ‘1 1 all t-ssin ', M1111? whit-l1 in: said: l “My 1 angular, it gives mt‘ joy in greet. 1 you; 11nd you will allow mo in congratulate g 1111 npou the bright prospect that opens be- i tin-you.“ ‘ "f think we are rcudy,"sa1d Manfred. "All rend ‘,0 rt'piifll Ludovico, lit flit! same tllno admin-inf and tnkin' the prin- cess by the hund. flu was start od when he found how wild her hand was, but bl.- unide no rmnnrk upon it. Th1: herald made proclamation to tho ‘ effect that lmll'l of llrrgamo was to ho , united in marriage to Ludovico of Milne. H1‘- riid not Mk if any were trl'fdthlI who could give s 'llst rt-nson why tllo marriage ‘ should not tn o place, but in the steed there» ‘ motor zitltxin, :41. Vim‘ 13.11.11; . llunllu-lw, llt‘l'\i)ll.\‘ pnmit':lii.,;.1 11111. olivl' ll111ll‘,l‘llli'l“ll la gl'llllll'. l‘..l'|-z‘l)3'..l lili&:"1s1-\1<'_1I1;~... 1bi 1111- ~.~1 ‘i1 .111 » - > ., ‘lil'l-“l'lll “Roenbol, lllirl ls t111r1.~‘.ly' fulhor, .lohn , "1i 7' " ‘1 . l y ll ‘ ‘ _ From 1111 impulse 11f her nature, :"- ‘lbllllllg . r> 11w ‘U l"" ‘l .1111 1*" ow “'"ll'l' Xl'l'IH tho pupal oiliuo its smnothillg holy ltnd \1'111-7 ‘ l to tl11- tiullmh- system, 11nd in tho r111“: Po w pbuzcll his lluml llpoll hm", utld uttered . 1 Dr. ' bottles for $2 Till Ms p Iceman-slas- Innis-Measles“. lens lseutbs the , up lspssi Damiano! he what: 2:1‘ ll a: lupus 81:. Aver)‘. w ' livesst l-sssut ' , s few Giles out of the city, and esss crested ~ meek interest among the people of the ‘ elty and vicinity. We are new in a! position to give the [turblt'tllll'l of su-lj other wonderful cure that has ulcumd in the city sinee the first of January. ' The then unfortulntte, but now happy and heulthy luau, is William G. Woodcock, who reeides at 189/ Murray l street. He is an Englishman snd has ' been out from Kslnt, England, about: oleVeu years. I baker by accepted a position with Mr. Donald-1 sou, and came to this city about two2 years ago. A reporter called on him a. , few days ago and interviewed him i with reference to the cute which halll been spoken of, and the followingl story was told by llilu :-- i "l oulne to the city two yours ago. slid worked at Dolmldeon's bakery. ‘ For nearly a your prrvious to the first. , of January l had been troubled with s one disease or si1kuesll, ‘mt. was able 1 to oontinue my work, but about the month of September lust l Wus COMP, plotel‘V 111-led up and bud to quit. work i 'l'llo trouble sol-mod to be an oxooesiw 1 weakness: at first from my knros to my fret, but afterwards from my hips to my fol-t. I obtained advice undl treatment from several medical men,l some of whom said the trouble was! caused by .1 bodily strain, others that 1 I was run down so that l was vol-y Wuslk 11nd open to tuku almost all)", disouso, Although tl11-y dit.’ not ugh-o l us t.» tho t‘lill\i‘, nll ndvisl-d lilo to i tightly lullnhtge 111v limbs from the} knees down. l did so, but this was of‘ no avail, 11nd l l)"t'1tll|if so wmk that l 1 \Vilfl not able to lnovu own lll'ound thu house. The pain-11 l sutll'l'od wore t-1-r~ . l'iiilv, 11nd tho only way l could l'olil'vu lnynl-ll'ut nil \vcls to lift one toot oll' tho flout-11nd r-xtund it straight out from mo. lll NOYHlilntl‘ l was in tht- hos- pital {(llll‘i;('f‘il duye, 11nd Wltri trontotl for typhoid fever, nil-l lillliuiligh l cull> not slly for certain, yl-t l do not. think . tlzali l had the i'vvl-l' lit. all. \Vhl-ll I‘ was taken from the hospital l could 1 neither 1-11i 11111‘ sloop, and w.1ll :ltlll sliilid'llig tho most intense. pain l . routinuwl in this ‘.vny, more dund than i .1li\'1\, ulltli tho first ol'llllllual'y, lSU'l, i whi'll l rum-lulled t0 try lll'. “'il' li.i.lilH. Pink Pills. l to Ml‘. 1 l;1l§llt‘llll".\‘ drug HlAlH) on Now Ye':1l".~1 l).l_\' 11nd bungli' s x lmxl-n oi‘ pills At. ti-ie tillll: l would not stind 11!. all, but in illbllil. :1 Willi l thu-w away the. batildllgrs Whit-‘1 l llzui 5:11:41 \'\’i'lil'lll_',1 1111 1 my li\lii|r~‘,i ‘ ‘in. two inrvkr; l 1-oui1l 1 Will‘: liist . W . fly tlu- time tho six ‘ lloxvsi wort‘ lllllh'lllil l Wztn tit. for \vt'l'k iiliil in i311‘ l)1‘hilllf~lll'lllill. l dill ilii‘i liiil'llim'l. day's ‘.vork on riniurdny 111st tllzit. l ill-1d ram‘ done in this country 1 illl'l ‘ll-ll 110111' tl11- wol'nc fol‘ it. _ \Ylllnl i l one weighed 11 \s'wk ago l tippwl ill-'1 SIS-.llt'H at, iii-‘l polln is 111111 \vllvll l onllw out of il11- hospital in NOVL'ililiCI‘ l did 1 not \voigll ovm' lilil p lullds, s11 you mil 11:1:in sot‘ what Plnk Pill». llllvl». dolu' 1, for 1111- in tint Wily." llvory fililiA'lliidll. 1 of M1". \Yllodlw'k'll was 1:111‘rol>11r11l111.l by his uili- “ho was pros-out all. llli‘ in- trrvivw, and if uppolllnlufvs ill'(‘ curl-wt Mr. \Vooduockis1:11_|11yln_1,1 ldli.‘ boat. of? lurztlih 11nd 1-1111 do mully hard days‘ work yet. llo in also vrl'y positivuj that, ill‘, “'illiullley Pink Piilrl :llltl nothing but. llll‘lll roliou-d him of hiei t,1-t'l'ibl1- 1il1$i‘l‘.-‘l(‘ 11nd pl'ol-ubly léitVOtl his life. llr. \‘v'illiunls' Pink Pills bun- :1 lo 111‘1|"l1':1l1i1- villi-11y ill curing dismsoel arising from :111 llilltt)\'(‘l'l§'illi'll condi~i tilm of tllo blood 111‘ 1111 ll!l|1;lll‘l11“1ll ot'l lllt‘ HPIVUHR sysil-lll, unvll 11:4 7l‘<"illlti1~ lieinl, 1111111=1l_i11, pziitidi pnluly" . .U'vons 1 1 the: tin-ll fouling il11'l'1lil-1i11, :il'lil vil- its ofi tithll. 1 1 l | | 1 l l 1 MIL?!) and s1-\'1'.1'1~1:o'd.~4, l l=11111111r~1 in rho’ ‘l 1i ,.<" n.1,, . 11 1 1 - I“‘|"Vllf:., ‘l.l|;l|il it) 11%;‘. Pull; "fills giro .t lunllhy 11nd :11-1111 spot-Hi.- for Ll'lillllli'h' |11'1:llll1il' of 1111~11 llu-y viii-vi :1 rudiml rum 1n all i ole-we arising Ir ~111 1111mm! worry, over i "yl'olk, or ovum-mo.- of luly unborn. Thu-it‘ Pllbl in‘ 111111111lacturml by the l Williams‘ Medicine 011111111111”; Broukvilll‘, flllt , 11nd Hutu-limited)’, i N. Y.. 11nd 111'1'1 sold only ill boxes 1 lwnring the iii'ul's tl'nde mark and ' wrapper, nt 5U rents 11 box or six .1 . llll‘y may bu hml i from mly dosh-1‘, or may b1‘, wont by1 ".mil on l‘I‘-('i'i|1l. of privc. »---i~4§> . ~~ - Beaver tobacco is the standard trade, he i 1 from fer Mill .tiu- lava ssh whish .ssiueel wlu-s'i ls s n-vivsi el htal was “mu,” ,uml befuee lain “use; as seaefleelss writuu. .' JohuC-wd Mm, is bhih book, “flushed Loud Dyson," opelsb es with this ssutems: “In [rest lhl ant ‘ll thin’ is was Byron's lotto umumlrretuod dufllfl bk llle and lief‘.- nvsentrd lifter his death." All e few 1.... beluwis the melancholy statstasllt: "'1' 1e people on the evening of isle with- drm-‘ul l'u-lu England frowned st hlniu London drawing-mull or murmured lull-inst him ill the London streets." . He died in Greene in 1884 and 111. preju- dice against hi'ui in England Was still so --¢_-_ ....._,_...._.-.._. _ . LORD srnolv m ALBANIAN cos'rmts (1810) I'm-n 'rlls PAINTING liY rulturs. unrelenting that llls remains were denied sepulture ill Westminster. But the hand that was lllid upon him sud his memory is , relesoing its clutch. It is now proper to go on a liyroniu tour in the srt galleries of l'lnglsnd. There is quite ls rngo for sketches, silhouettes, paintings sud ststu sry of the man who left "his native shore" and prcwd himself not only the mantel‘ genius of poetry, but s mun of courage 11nd CUIliIliOll sense ss well, 11nd 1 died engaged in all effort to liberate an- other country. ln illelust number of the Magazine of 1 Art-fllllllltlllllaOlle finds n collection of i pictures of iiyron and ml interesting sc- ooullt of each. The frontlspiece of the . magazine contains n11 etching-us very churlllillg thing it in, too-wt the llurrow ‘ view, the liyruu estate, which on a clear ' day, it is claimed, is the most picturesque 1 lnndsl-npn ‘111 l'In-glnlld, the vision taking ill ', ls rungo of fifty miles. The etching is ' from :i pit-tore 111 tile nrt muse-um, London, , and represents tho young poet reclining on i a tomb, writing the “lines written under _ all oim while visiting Harrow.” lint the pictures of the past, gathered : near, show what interest. there is in the name, and one il0i0f.‘i~t in tho letter prose n dispimitlou to bury the punt ‘ 11nd render 1111 homage so long overdue. The firstllulnintnre known of Byron was , ilit'llitltl by Kay, of Edinburgh, in 179-’). It 1 Ivyll'rttt-llhi tllu poet nt the age of seven. This liyron gave to a young woman who j was ‘111 his mother's service. At her death , ‘ it paused into the possession of llr. Ewing, -. of A l1t‘l‘lll‘0ll. There is n water color of him in the 1 , gown worn by noblemen at Trinity College, , where he w.1s a student after he left Har- T1|\\'. The portrait of 1807 was painted by (l. Sanders. ll. is full length and in oils. It was of this picture that. Byron wrote to 1 Rogers: , if you think tho picture worth your ncl'l-pt- 1 (IHI'K' it ls yours, 111111 you may put u. 51love or 1t musk on it ll‘ you iikt'. A ministure copy was lmide of it, which so displeased Byron that he ordered it de- stroyed. The portrait. of him in Albanian costume was pnintcd soon lifter Byron's urrivnl in Turkey. The Albanian oostume produced a favorable impression 0:1 his imagination. lie sat for this portrait in 1810 to 'l‘. Phil. , lips. lt formerly belonged to Lady Mil ‘ bonito, and is now in possession of Lord ‘ Leigh, of Stoneleigh Abbey. There are , several copies of it extant. ' There is a pen and ink sketch, which the , Magazine of Art does not ulve, by Lady Caroline Lamb. She had loved lllll). Silo afterward saw Byron and his \vifo walking ‘ nrm in arm, and it so embittered her that she lnsde tho caricature. The best, and the historical portrait of liyron, is from the buet of 'l'horwsldsen. It was this work which excited tho sdnlir- ‘ stion of the Countess Unicoioll. Many omits were made from this, and some are 1 in this country. A repetition of the head 1 of the bust was lnnde by the slime artist in 1817. It wss tendered to Westmlnntl-r 1 Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral 11nd the llrit~ ‘ lsh Museum, and declined in turn by each. it remained for several years, unpacked, in ‘ the vaults of the custom hour-o. lt 111-w ' mend-1 111 the college library of ‘Yrini'y. ‘ Cambridge. "ow to Make Herb Ten. llerb teas nro mndo by infusing the dried or green leaves and stalks in boiling water mid letting; their. stand until sold. Sweeteu to issts. Catnip tell. in “he best psnscss for infant l ills, in the way of colds and colic, known to nurses. Chamomile and gentisn telts are excel lent tonics tskeu either hot or cold. The tee made from blackberry-root is said to be good for summer disorders. That from arson strawberry leaves is an admirable sud soothing wssh for a canker-ell mouth. ‘ Mint tss ulsde from the green leaves, crushed in cold or hot. Water and sweeten» ~11, is palatable and healing to the stomsch and bowels. A tss of damnnk rose lesvss, dry or fresh, will usnslly subdue any sim~ ple ease of summer com plaint ill infants. Anarchy in France. lien. .' . have still than“ ‘ ‘of .sassnss ‘dollars worth to be sold, and am sacrificing them for prompt cash. GEO..M0L1ELN, ' . 7‘ but . Isis-ins M a’. a. J. xsnuu ooxrnr, saeaaeaas "Ll-I. It. ‘ CUNFECTIONERY ESTABLISHED 1882 H. H. Gossifl & Bro. (#ucuesor Io J. L. Uplwns] IIE'PAIIJ ON TARIO Tun (2.) 8'romcs--Tlsl.llrllouss 244a. d. 244i) an... “"111 uncle.“ elf: ANI) . l}It(1)(JI{V1 LL11] ()YS'l‘ EltS IN SEA-“ii IN LYN AGRICULTIlRAL i Esp. ‘ who lmu um-d 11111‘ of my "oi->31: lint-H With tho Genusee teeth, Eu'l'y 1111-- llon't- be persuaded to try any inuys tin-y :tro flu‘ "bl-st, wwdor ill tho world". other until \‘nl! l‘..".\t' trir-ll this. The :1bl1\'1= (111‘. shows style of i'lnino but not. tho tooth. sunn- 111; out. il' required. (Jun furnish teeth G. P. McNish,Lyn, om. THRESHERS USE LARDINE MACHINE OIL 'l‘hoi,1l1:tlnpion (lold Modal ()il, which cannot be Exl'elled. GOLL’S CYLIN DER OIL M AN U l1‘.\(f'l‘U liltll) BY McColl Bros. 15 (10., Toronto , Mo HAS Ni) EQUAL. Ask your Dealer for “Lamina” and beware of imitations. Flor Hitlfl by rill loading de'ih're in tho country ‘Lyn Woollen Mills M"~"' "" :m”' ' ' ‘ a. Have ll good stock oi genuine nil-wool Yarn and Cloth, w1ll be prepared to soil tho Silllit: zit moderate prices, and will lat all times b1: prepared to pay tiho highest market price for i wool in cash or trade. R. WALKER Lyn. April i7. 180i __._.._._...r._._.... ..._ 01-..-..vvm ._..._-i ... _-_.--.-._.._._-‘.~.-___M..._.. In, t ' ~ l. , “mks m lied the chigftain; um, he" no of‘ he “1.1-. gent . ".1 11 t how of Lsnadu l “'0 M“ t“ execute you. M "And to this union the Pope of Rome hltth is the o der of the Duke of Milan that ,x'vl. . given holy “Numb 9° if" "" mm‘ "lllfl'b . Chililron must have proper nourishment during growth, or they will not develop uniformly. ‘They Ifind lthe food they need in Scott’s Emulsion There is Cod-liver Oil for healthy flesh and_l_ty- pophosphites of lime and soda for benefmateflel. Hyu'u'am, the world over. endorse it. upon 11,, ; “MindA-l want only the head. l want 31' r11“ \ thr- hsd determined ¢.¢,111li§.11s wlould pursue. nd she sought ; it brought secretly and punctually. I such thong t. l would behold it with m own eyes.‘ the strength that might ons lo her to boar . (led Ludovico, with France's rmord has been up mllng. The more catalogue makes s horri le recapitu- lnli1111-~-R1Iurhol‘s bomb; Emile Henry's 1 explosion in the Trruliuus Cafe in revenge l for Valiant; the Madeleine Church Lenten lintl'ul', when Psuwels killed himself with his own petnrd; the arrests of Eliseo Rec- lus, the famous geographer. Paul Bernard, the six-Jesuit, sud Sebastian Fanre; the (lrenon'm (,Jhureli explosion, nnd the bomb~ throw-111; lit Lyons, llordnana fill-l lioulo- gue. (‘arm-fit assassination has come as the grand climax to this reign of terror. -“.L.._. -..- .._ . ._...._...-._. of retitled taste chewi For s do I (10111312111011 Denver tobacco, 1‘XClllHl\0l_V, by nil (ll-illBl'fl. ltl'hof ovary kind. on llumnl of nnimnls, cured in till minutes .iy \Voolfordkirinnitsry Lotion. Warr- nntod by J l’. Lamb. Every inorchlnt and busiuo ll man ought to use printed stationery. lt'is much mom business like and fully as cheap ad“ ordinal-y stationery without printing. lmve yourordors at this oibco. English anvm inmment removes all hard, soft or calloused Lumps sud Blemishss from horses, Blood Spsvin, Curbs. Splints, Ring Bone. Sweeney, Stiflm," Sprains. Bore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, rte. 811w. ‘50 by use of one bottle. Warrsntsed by lJ. l’. Lamb Buscsnrlss (fossil is 11 luv.“ South American Rheumatic Cure for Rheumatism and Neupslfla radically of the cures in l to a days. h action upon ‘l “~“NF I ‘ ,9“ y“ “ww'. tbesy?m is remarkable myseen "W 01mm has. treunvesatm muss ss - ,sndthodisssssimmsdiatel , ‘I. “mlwwhslrstdssssmtiy is." Warranties! by J. P. Lamb. fie ,,, I I ,HH," usuts. - " v :fimfi' Reisssa Wilkiossnmf Drumvaiisy tummuummsm-ul l ream. m ‘r- all I estfi ' w Perfection of Cynlciasn. Oscar Wilde was introduced st a rs- ' cent rdenglsrty in London to Mrs. Us; , of uebworth House. In the course of s m minutes‘ talk. it wss divulged that the lady was on tho eve of departiu for Amerios. "Going to Amorira " said Oscar; "(lash ms: what for, new?" "Tom my husband," was the reply. Oscsr stared sleepiiy at her in astonishment Dru ping lsngnidly into s chair he said?‘ "( nlns all the way to America to sss your own" (with ac~ restos the own) "husband? Desh mei What a lovely ideah l" w sssp elm as ~wak nrlsp. leave > k T111: Children ' .n are not known among those who take SCOTT‘. IIUL- SIGN. Babies grow tat and chubby on i and ars'ood natured because they‘ are well. - t’ " lhll you think to escape mo, Rimbrl? i‘ gesture of m“ del led bend of 0"me ‘ This it ‘as which} did not mean h, toil , The Pope Ll > ’ ~ I‘ i d‘ l I lookI pagan“ ‘pf I", sht- rspllc 1. _ f l _ h d ii 1, id lwlhsd not opened her h . The. usual “ rm‘ "Nth" . yv" rlflmrd in an?“ 1 ‘ "“‘ °‘“' "i M‘ °“' "m' " rest with the prick 111 .. ' velin. and saved , “ o. h‘). y are the", are 5'98‘; You i done ',, ¢,,.,.,.. in ‘tug, lnsmner ou will ,1“) ‘| diction wss pronounced upon the union !“ l i ' that frisn 1" " Th'" "l" l" ""M- yml‘ ‘mm Tl" ‘ 01 ,1“ .. 1 mil, and 116111111011 that .1111 11115111 1111111 in 5 whoever to do with WT. that s _ ou 331:3,an him m “m place when“ my millllonswthn . right hand clowhlng something that she " As early as possible. ‘ ‘b’ ‘ the thou st that Wills sought such rs- rwr sh!- The! km" that " n, no," he aid, ' you shall not more hath t it shall be srwwstime to- ‘, “M, Mmfim m‘, , ‘Ir-"M the hesdisdeliversd, m ‘mun! ‘WM M" M I d ' uh are using me y," mid the osp- PV'PM 5! leett . MM. ldisviiie. Ali breasts, $0 m m a, '- ‘ H And '0 would I", ' , 1 .. 1 neither now, nor hereafter!" l‘ ht. .. I would 8i" die, on lam tr send your holvl to 111... . . now ndvsueed ‘u where the i ' " ' more l" see ll", ‘"‘l . . . mimle stood, and in s Very few moments he ' AM‘ a me. ' vmd'm'“ ‘Mu I would to “Q lb“ emperor i you, b‘ my men were “Ammo?” to see .yrlm hadl ronounced them man and wife. Ross‘ ,,. . suffer. Had the matter been l1 ft for 1m .o P M m ‘ feet. carry out at will, l would have put you to . ._ questions were asked, but or sllfirlco was " Anywhere, sot st l might be free from i d’ (“'M'rQ' . .- you all contemplation o vnnr doom. Still, 1 not hooded \illlmg, "T "n" 1n v f‘ 1‘ " ' .. A at 1 rsaumed the g“ 9 u ‘l’ shall b‘ i ' ' - 1 was iven to Ludovico, and the pal- rem» thy t my. so. 0' is if’. Pietro t ’ ~shall it be I‘ :11, l can grant you one favor. You msy fl P“ , ppbss ' ~ . _ '1 1, Q, h‘ y, ‘ u, ‘, "Keephernothere,"whispemltheprince, l Wilma!‘ “1 I ‘I l ‘0" bud 0W!‘ 1 .1300, my lord" ' p-l ‘lgftrsenrgtlitafs 2;“ vvc;:,&):fnné:,’ 1.? 1 turning to one of the fcmslr attendants. " Iliad a friend with me air." .1 And there shall h“ no mistake-mo fail- ' ‘p1 i I yon...“ ' ' 1 "('onvey her tn her apartments us quick~ “Yes, es-ao1i where, did you urn?’ i | . "y rnbhgf_ with ,-_ w." l ly as po-iblo." H11 saw that she was very . prisoner is bound an his espers only i .1111 l ml'unde“"'":'nd mu. l the presence 0| the ‘mum " Where X hop-e‘ $0;le lfinxlagorn the i “"l" my return." _ _ 5:? 2;“, t "our 1, n.’ l ,1,“ “m (Mir: ' But Rosabel did not faint there. “'ith a WI‘ ' “Thelrbring “1° l“. head l“ ‘lull-‘HY as . 6mm, , ,W,,,,;y,1._ You W", my", ' firm step she walked from the room, her ‘ yup ‘it: shall have it to-rnomw “ {r . 'ook I?" 3317‘ ""- 0 rri l 'nher hos m " b5" l ‘one Wk "(ll l . 1 “ order oftlssduke-‘and b ordero the uke ' $ °‘ l" _ " ~ _ _ ttheuudwygur m a1 a s - At what time?‘ l Mid bat l I you m todie. litell 3"“ this .0 m“ you “New, med the duke. clappln his "3.11mi star ril , he seamed . . l “ii flames"! out oft)‘, world '11,}, ym, hands, ‘the work 1s done! Ila-an the 1.. m,“ m m9.‘ m 111- 11.1. ulna hn the prisoner 111th" .11" 117 1.1 m “mm,” ‘ . rising of t e Inn: but if l must find fruit, ‘kenoleurete Mobiles! V0" oan- "m time ‘as. n, (MM, let You are crasy “M "W" “aim, if’ my ht‘ m '_ NW ,' | if roclsmstioubs madeqfrom the tower! that are ' fool! But, 111',‘ l3: i “m” Ln?" M Hm will M .1 1" uee ls married! . you that vase have been | ""_","“" lord, that the rea- m .. , saw m friend. All ‘111111. u- l . “NM 8"“ "'l'll" m 7'." M (,1 ,1” m1. .u", or 1,1,, tain. as afar-loss shout lent the sir. ,__ .,._._________ .1 Mlhlll hewo Hm"iw the m. t h." 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