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ge Pe CHAPTER Xi. come from the sickroom and wore on into his hands again amd groaned, mak- ing no other answer. iter waiting upon his ess Or mi ‘When the doctor had gone iar SurYour wife bas been delivered of a [3 the scale of aa went into the , fime girl,” hi said; “but I am bound to |f al! my ra hia t something, only to find that See \tell you that her ion == far fi to Philip—gave it odie ae tf to id scarce oe most com- bt or murmur, gave it with both SEED plicated and dange: <2 ni t never ha’ ly swallow a mou! To some ex-|" “A girl!” groaned Philip, mindful of |give again! Hew you have treated it tant, however, he supplied its place by |the will. “Are your fit is a | {you best know.” He: + girl?” fa little, and then contin wine, of wl drank several glasses. | & iS gud ther ‘Then, drawn by a stra: ion Hees course I am sure,” answered the | Se curious, it tor testify. been so mistakenly given; i-ough you he went back into the little study-and| “ And =— iL don’t understan: i wide “, ey i i “Look here, m; fellow, with it yet am_T anxious ing t ibs hi y good fellow, you are 5 eee userip! Recog! Bellamy’s Ware he took it up an to read the draft, for it ‘was nothing else. Its substance was follows: The documen the testator’s former will was sweeping te! and devis- * ed to trustees, sah whom Philip was not rn.to the said disinherited Philip by = wife Hilda—the question of daught-! ,. ers, being, probably by accident, passed | E tor’s nephew, George Carestoot, absolutels,t subject, howev- call me to a anne world. ve 8 sabe \isan angel messen se ans aplgecrag tay Chem soubatl by deed of gift or will, attempt tote iwtn tie tine wee i er to the following curious condition: Should the said George Caresfoot, either | onvey the estate to his cousin Philip ts. t began by stating that | held declared was that they bad come to of the“treach- | clusion that nothings, short of a mir- c conelu- sion that she herself iad Serene | a Ye ‘ou now, but, if acle could save some {rien before let _me ge when tl et. es jfrom mef It is did as he wns bid, ye ‘ears ie life before you.” ok her ie “head a little » my 5a haps it 1s ieripars why do you keep the child caver ime “During the course ‘upset; take a glass of brandy and go bed. ar Wife does ns ‘ot wish to see | OF I will send Now, do as 1 ss i tell You, or you next. nerves are | WO: “shaken.” ife—a * she said, “T trust you to wisi the end is near. oven “Hush, my child—never talk of dy- Please God, you have many has run ‘as well. Give ee she expressed 8 sirong, desire to see Mari sent for. rho was accordingly Biot andy as soon him off to his room, espe nt for, two her | let-my feet cross your morning back at ‘all this id never be able hai unkin‘ mre er & and to take ‘fou do not eee fee you have hum- ei my lips again. wiley Pe, ti tt Bnilig Philip, whom t chose £0 loveod of ail’ the world, I pray God that will me or ige of e edj what I suffer, and that He may never pe Or my eyes had passed out of the "poor neta er oh his life. nt, or rather just befo of ba rc repi a i of little oblong mounds covered with | 0] rank grass. If you ha i and child, pass- told: she had Death had been very gentle with ber, are less leak at your sobpand, What a encat plot oF Ae round, baked Wy a gray old | ber m ‘The takes the place of. the Seyotion Gime at the feast, or the slave in the Roman conqueror’s car—it, mocks, your vigor and whisper of ty and ‘ou need some such remind- sg He be tee SE jie SKELETONS LINE THE TRAIL, And Gold — is Weighed Like Bags’ of Meal on at Dawson City, ‘Waldo C. Curtiss, of Winsted, Conn.,. who iS 22 years old and went tothe —— last sae) has sent bis father of bis adventures on the way his pros; haviag ae is through sheer good luck “that “T fell in with ocparty of and at Lake et ia a tructed a yr scow, roughly built and capable of carrying about a dozen per- He offered through each ond let us have the privilege . We were ate! all along on gp behar eeu Alaska, ee dion the differ- ent “It takes: about two vale half min- utes to shoot Mil . but we ran Mt without accident, ate four dif- ferent times I came near losing all. upon anid he finds that instead of making ap excursion THE DOWNWARD PATH. DR, TALMAGE’S WARNING AGAINST RUNNING INTO DEBT. ‘The Evtl Drive oe “Like an ter"—Rewards armapeet aaa eae ani ox to the iar thing, bn ri of an the ‘butobe: ite to the ‘isical enjoyment, bu’ ter awhile influences with darker hue and swarthier arm close in him, wwho have observed that it is possible to calculate just bow many letters will nity ity the future, Head the tight way, young d il come out orldly under so much p ‘L resolved to invite a "tne in groups Wei began, and as they . tion in all a ‘ing. was ib financial dos ‘paiy had not. the China, and you will find the headqu: the meanness thet would ros Men’s Associa Pi tect you or churches to protect you. Appealing to poe for help, take care of ! y r it be come into that room any more than you would allow © obra to coil on Of stairs. Your help will come through Be Foot, down from oa n, from feat word history never betrayed 2 youn 0 tried to be good and a Chris- in rege: byte sk CANADA'S GRAIN TRADE. an shone to compete with the New dae te by reat Steel Barge? ‘d weep and laugh |veying grain from ¥ort William to _ when com, has already strings a5 4. [constructed four new steel barges for e tuicta {use on the St. Lay - e sea and | and i ing construction of large vorite instruments | barges has an important bearing upon Wht death, | the condi Canadian trade.’The his six steam | Prescott Elevator, Company bas | a only a rans- oe int Iie of funeral procession | Sorting grain, int lts.officers say that There were his countrymen | they have already f that the St. altered in an amphitieatze,of the fan “ean” bo wool tn eompetition, with Bills waiting to hear the eufogiumn. en¢ | the Erie and New York route. At p the day with stentorian voice nt the gral at to 50,000 people on the hill- stati lake propellers, and is sides burst into tears. tl as |sbipped to Montres! ‘in the new steal the close of a life that had done so | barges. which, have Capac ; eet you ereuse tie cok forty and four thousa Christin iat cegina faithful the ive ces tat on eal in motion will go down from gene! Hon. to generation, the influences. you wound up handed to yi their in to thei INSANITY wn ENGLAND. Dugecan Influences” Chargeable to the it Marriage System asa Cause. ur children, and | ered a large number of new barges ith a capacity 000 bushels each, h will be able to go from Fort Wilts to Montreal direst. = as the canal deepening op- erations have Deen concluded so as to admit of Is drawi riage from Foi liam direct to Mon- | treal, the take another same direction. Et is now preparing. step of the tance in the Pee Fo. 068 soebe Sal. <a ihe greatest pare and ox, ————— (MOST PRECIOUS STONES. “To the question, | 1 { was to be and the whole. it will be remembered that old M3 aga a folgges sages Hilde, be iar from to Klon- 2 } i to aiateuk ‘coustun) Carestoot tat on kim previous day, ims) enowang tha ie ne Dyes to Klor- Sm you most give wine and brandy an, Let mb ony in Tee =| Which isthe Ghithe Lindi ome lived in Scot- mediately after Hilda had left aaa sat {Sent for oo has L i to as many friends, you must smo rilfally and of |ing that you axe on a level now with | “Are we becoming a natiop of mad| most valuaile chee stone?’ nine Jand. Then followed ral leg: ow anesthe: ue aos ia aaens a a pete doctor,” she said. “I a ee ae ie ee brow ne iy “ DOETED WITH STAKES, rs, you must give as expen: She Sato of < bal those who are finally to succeed: ee i men and mad women?” people ont of every ten, at least, will ; ne side ; ion of unpay- man, of i Regs : i and one charge on t to the fol truth, cunkeg with s ole hase: [ha ‘The doctor. found PROBS GRA, fasu Syeghonces peer aa oomen| arte ing thelist resting place of those Bee cerialimoants vend. your net gues fate. the pombreston (ot WPAN, [ay ean Son atl foad that] oma: Mee, Auernon a Huan pA cay wien ecto lela extent of £1,000°a year payable to the bitter humiliation ‘and. ealf- same spot where Maria Lee had left | Garesfoot, whose fancy it bad ontunats th ieee ag beeen, Tive in as fashionable a boar : crete get after the | thaye whe from now are the | puts to himself and his fellow country- the diamond,’ ? sain a deal ems isnt aforesaid Hilda tbat such a thing should have befallen buried in stone, and then, viling ree Band Ronee, OF TEL He i you haven't the money borrow: ds in fuyl ery, | an this country, who are| men after readin os last report of s the writer. “ eae He Tene of & Sepa hae latte hes oe “What, had lost their lives im the rapids an ‘ent a Thay. vin is ry repo Caresfoot. £ wtineh at ia one bearing his Sonia nee he to be buried: Wi i) for the reindeer. ey J 4 the eae of the country, who are the | the’ Commissi who | good-sized diamond approach 1 one ie} : ‘agony of shame and jhe had tolaihis errand. rite Range se hah tee ! pill fror fore he gets up in th f who are the strong | ioners in Lunacy, who | $2004 ior the correct color and death to the holder of the estate. _| grief thus let loose upon this unfortun- | is ran on to piles of wreckage, logs, and i fr subtract here and there a Dil {9% | i tings they jingle tis doorbell ae posts of the country, who aro the S500 | make the broad eee rarer Sebi that of a, ruby of &h olor an plain English Philip was, unier| *t girl we will draw a veil. it is for- and_wickedness, misery and death!” sand bai ue sige Se eee ss u bo a tem he hae gone to bed at They | Creat philanthropists of the country— | portion of insane people to sane people |, ‘The worth of small rubies—stones 3 thas vate: tetally Gimoberited, sivstlin’ posts for the endurance be Tec Sa aee net oe ein ie wins Hoee | Have ‘tomake, the desception # Tittle) meoti him as ha comes off tt front | Thightiest in church and state—are this | in ithe’ Bi¥tiah ales! Satavery yenx! 2 * man, mur Wi ay Pi ti 5 i in tage oe os meee ee ees ere ae | ed i Gack Sas gutta | eo + Tete ee erie ala |Buy sheet | emir, Tea as tina all mention of daughters ol etter. 4 him to pay up. al ye ed for 4 b Bigyee but while their ii f anda it iy dan; its occu ' body will be cums { v3 omitted, and failing such issue, in fav- | yyy acereta nee sfintication of nt of He ee eae was drawing Ss old. ata. ee ne ae eae gait ote ‘They want esh or a note of earned his living by playing ; death ecrcased the percen- or of his hated cousin George, who, a8 Hilda’s conduct in his : Sean Taad be hin patos xequsat wine | ots On en cuncoeeny, of Phi z Bat Lam here at Daweon City at | : , 80 days or a note on demand. lies, | Violin peerage. the ttrstoen tage of 1 caire aiahawrs noipececest) on though to add insult to w < filled witl ee Tia WAS | Gow had been unshuttered that marriage and the death of his wife; wh By that sie re a ‘call bum a knave, They say ies, | Of the play he would go 0 | “S'pereditary influences” are put ee ere nee nie paeth ark self poh i pdignation at what to ber Be et prolate ee lore took up: | Ok he meme te Oe Old as ee ee ace men | tbey want him disciplined in tN? | op at the midnight heavens. ut an dof | dowa in this report aa the cause of pit ake heccnbanta Oy etedgs tye On the great bed in the ana having oals lefts daugh where dollars are ea ickels ia” tie 4 Guughtered for time and sane church. | They want bins turned tus | hs immortal conquesta, George Steph : Tl Mand 204 ot inaity frei ot engin ths stator dad "probably uad| caniileshe Fee Oe eal aia roe euete dealaine fra her, Sritedall the onentailed | Sie ond Wage Se moose steak, 4 for eternity. filo snd from that side and from enson rose, Mpe the most renowned of ; Says’ the writer, who asks th ics: the children of a second mar- | over er from Bratham Abbey, bringing 4 by her si the s) thb property, with the eur-| tried two pieces of potato, : | you borr ae bated, wnd ued es rau ‘world’s engineers. No outfit, no cap- | question above quoted, * “This is a very note from Id her of je. infant. She ised and sup: Yi ee Ca oti never 0] and a cup of tea or coffee, with lit FOU ‘thing wrong about borrowing money. Sulved tnd €2 ni Leaver! Gets | ital to start with. Young man, go down | high Lereentage and’ proves at once I e 5 3 ean ve i or his chil F a . i jooks and | that our marri is utter! "Philip read the document, over twice ; iHilays ay {Penis radien death and Me her stieiege “se nee Pale round of the ceed tahoe renee oe ena oat sae ier Lee Stil, q | There is hardly 2 man wa sear reskee eS ae es to the library gnderful mechanism God | wrong. On the th ry that the health Sey cise ves oehanSmGEEO uae pat | le “Ht” pa ence eae fn St them| Talk about rat poison; #6 iat tp | et Ee rake ond rrr, |S OR NaeE ve you in Your band in 12h ga | itary imanity ibe hereditary” sore r eee te had eon for she had grown fond of the old mam: (24 £0 ‘whh an awful beauty that | false, following as ialayon, cho} Coenrtiae nameen. ase eee than | Siatesac Buk there are two Hinds | Samat Now: ty dead, “tod ea your eye; in your ear, “into the dis- | fulous diseaso, shoul avant! gi leaven he Fu ree had 1 m for Hiida |bad not belonged to it im life, while | heels of the great dinner-party, and| oe thik Bee a ji a Money borrowed | 989+, ),0F course er ting room and illustrate to you | Granently, preventing persons so af- carry out his kind intention: at ast foam pins fa her gentle | het eyes was that. dread and press. he announcement made thereat, threw | My 35 aba re i { Pie eavaamlangers 2" nooping | One o. Now they are watohful to | what you have read about and never { Hlicted from the crime, or outrage, of Bat presedntly a cern thought “Beart, hugs altogether ‘i imes come to those the country-side into a state of inde-| Sieg Oo gel oue. r you atake 4 forthe pur of starting or les a aie are ey aaaeeas oh it he blasphemy of saying marrit ie would, of co be bl struck him. Hé rang the tell hastity. now, that she heard that hen rival ey ged shout to solve Seach gstary. seribabie: formbat7 Whee, “ine. settled ee os oe on of oe oe ap eettinats ere ey - tae Pe See Wierpenses at the obsequics, 0 capital to start mene eae ney against’ this, and’ the i 0 face. with that Ki side of coer u rman rs rt that whic! ¥ es ‘is } firs ream Ww It was answered by the footucan, who, lrebeoes batteoerehon el earthly ove, Fraser, the clergyman of ore AB Hae ee tation for you will be as likely to fing Sul ey SE et nid te ent | Mee aoe ton Reg arp taped Eaioped tat Se Sl the whole clergy, wg vould ary Hieiae Cae ore since be zene an one before helped to hate, hope and ambition must fall in an earnest tone a SR pr ae directed against Phili ee ohare your letter in any one of them as at you can do without dle on the casket, ro. deat es =F ie earns wppecould afford to equip j ples, or @ that. they “i a an carry the pi ter up-stairs {and cease their troubling, it revived in |fr the dying, while the sad cordially, perliaps, vecuse te Alaska Commercial Company's The other is wrong. If you havemoney | is any surplus plait on the SVU? | men his body—a very poor affair when | Eome under thet fooliah woman's table | a dew of thal tha duile douiorslived. CE'wes Sone, Sy 1 Pores imo didi any thought of backward aye wits HELIO heen Toni etl etl ee rarely SO Ad eer gta Cages en your own to buy a coat, how-| 60 see whether, Tie hostess i © flowers | compared with his wonderful soul—oh, | whi us that ea pwstberipns aie be Recetas Cc mgs come t va val ant forwer Rae empt or in ation a ains' a ave ‘ings 1 vans, ss » *, se ? - time before Philip could get an answer) ‘within alt £ sol lous the the |of light around the bed ete ihe dark | nich who hap] ee to be their | ters and they are left Bon ae ever plbin, and you borrow. gad ent to the casket ave been | boug t are = ay ae cases sae Erma, pes grandmother's aunt. he ty of the ne eric ey have Been to his question as to wl r no Abbey House, where the shadows that lay ‘igh! tee tever he| about the town. I a it in over & for a dandy’s outfit, you have Aiea ‘the 5 eto ‘of the permit Prasad ‘ou have so little to do | the matter. In breedin, ses or cat-| thought to poe ‘day there are co: Wank! any one had been with his father that baie Sere in answer to her see. sae clergyman | may have done. They keep their virtue| dozen myself. Eve: baie ot costs $1 feel first revolution of the wheel down | wi ‘name gra wi been om you Hire! 20 Lita to 00 | aa ee att ower thick ot waa us hs day e are conceal Gay while he was out. At last he suc- speaking. It was timpeosible her friend | further art ig Sa nor mae Sat SU) Ce: Chee ae ap eaTeaN S Far | Soe ee which is willingly rade. Borrow for the necessities: | “nian ae 1 the Lereft house | cause you have so much to risk and lose | wedey little specimens, physically use-| which the British invasi es tended in-extracting @ reply from the could he’ {hrough another twenty- (and the See ries takwia the tunafe ‘relations. | But for) peli: fat may be well. Borrow for the noid, “the books, the pictures, the car- or gaia. { es an workers or unprofitable aa fe hidden away, rubies of far greater ugh another twenty. Philip it was that there was T have been offered $15 a day of PEE: ey iano) aA when) told ld. you to take care of | “In our arrangemen' and value than any which have man that nobody: iad bee t the ra lier 1 an injun: paction that | baby wi wtih hen excuse and no forgiveness; he had Jost| ten hours at the mines and shail go Yoxuries ; that tips your prospec’ oan a= gin pillow: on which he | yourself me ty you | permit, some cae “tellow swhose parent ip to now roy seen either in Europe young lady—“leastways, he begged par- Sou us pe stay wath. be oot ong. a ce motioned to Tim 4 oe close | both his chasicl oy ee new —_ yO ea and a id situa- im the wrong ates ie HG eae: ee eRe pinged Seno { pk gee . ap Eo depend-ate | Sidi eluhh tao'aayiumn to inary, ogni or, ‘hie count San Mrs, Caresfoot, as he was told.sie heavy heart, and there from Hilda’ ‘esed her, and she, with an effort, | gay’ ore Dego = Seed = amentr ty @ mines M@he Bible distinctly says of your own happiness, for the sake |on Fesolution, which may bedis- | in a rapid consumption, and these t e fine rubies = * "> *y at 4 fe rd he was cut accordingly. is ‘oam i: teal 4 "a nnd rn Pi. nig Mn ea the feet pry ah oad me | yr oy Sl Spon fori | pany nt not ga lng coe, oeran oie 6) 2 rasa Gai aay | at lo ant nah Liner | soe ike eaten nin |e. ct ane : “Never mind her,” sai ‘ip, feel Sadh ~ Thei E e ‘ - | ately, as yet, i t of the kind in-| brought into Dawson in 5 as t is t) h the | ji is vis be ane ti y i E 2 z a possible keep out ; te ‘Here is the , illustration of this view of the matter. | of many as though @ load bad. from fricud’s failing ‘voice and’ otrength collecting fr thous, she apparently | tentions of his friends and neighbors. | have ssen them iy ea mone go down some other strect t ene es apt o the Lord God Almighty. Clothe ’ Tt is this neglect of proper epee | o y for the finders of larger ston his breast, “you are sure a aubady eee Would allow. “Ae length, she tore her-| ow voice, and in her native tongue. had been so fond of him a week) weigh in bags like meal. I saw the meeting someone you owe. It/ But [think mo men_are | yourself { panoply, and yousball . which gives London its race of imper- | ‘an usual have, whenever the oppor- ae r away, and, turning at the door, |, "I have not sent for you before. Phil; te thateson fe had shoul-| first day here what was ed. to young men knew what is the despotism | slaughtered through ifreligion “rake | not be put to confusion. fi fect, dwarfed specimens of humanity tunity was favorable, broken ther in- ie Sook her last, look at He i First ters _withou ‘or he had spoken | several millions ‘nearly : m would| awaya young man'srel nd you |neither in this world nor the next, but to die out in four gen eae , each weig! a ‘Ne ybody, 1 he beg: Hilda, who had | ip, wo Tie when he told Lee th ‘of being bt Hy Sars 7 ‘i to thems: jo, ie nol eastways oe if upon iher elbow, and was Wished to saare soa pain: Oy aes at! quarter rs’ worth. id debt do|™maké him the prey We all |right thinking and right fieving and o again, Hite oux jails aaylutan, ee beat rut elves the pos- ged pas nobody except Lawyer Bel- gazin; : Cena . he w) the and re- keep out of it. What did is il he only per-|right acting. will take you in safety several rubies in i don, iy except Lawy gazing at ating form with an order, that F might have t ee ah umn | Nearly all Gealing is dono in gold dust |Aenow that the Bible is the only per we yi fy less v auable, ie is tro lamy a his clerk, who had been there ¢arnestness t q m; thoughts (een Poe eed bin We acery | ne! for Lord Baton, with » mind OE | texts aystem of mo yw it you li 1d. iv. a epee _ than the all the Bee writing, with a ae ful he Sleigh ‘elt ware ‘aking their | You alligane now: thing that had made rth living, above ‘the ries? It him | want to destroy the young man's mor, yuh, gris tue ee ee obs ‘A bag, and had sent for Simmons last TKS world’ whtching ter the | vers ae caren ie d-given him in return nothing but ———— ta take bribes and convict bimsei as. 0 Go thatt Well, you will cariea- {some 15 years NOT FAR OUT, OF THE WAY. | King’ witnessed.” fearful guse, dane wonen wgileL [ea to me —for Thave not got much | 4a infant inherit, and HAPPY THOUGHT. eriminal before all ages. What did) 707. ‘nis reverence for the Scriptures, er. Willie—Pa, what's a test case? ~ O You can go,” said Philip, in a quiet Thus, ipee ‘her hand pointed upward. a and do not forget my ore in Red therefore only an incumnb- debt do for Walter sooth, yf ie sanie you will take all aoe sociients = 3 nd! ie —It's eae | br 2, Court READY FOR ¥ ER. is ey ea the st of my = f : t him writing | the Bible, which cam be made mir’ | if .! oe eee it oie, SS hee ‘Marin could 1 herself no|Lie will scm bat as a shadow that "Who is it, mt says, “After all Iet| Saved mis tite my shouting “Vive La ates pomp ee See ir iasalain re wale; Gatnson's foes, Adam's |to do right. Lord, help ust”, That | in it to sty the Loe ie eee ee Pome Sone oe the i oy SESE OS. mie him. He Eecp og iwalieelnl ogre morrmeg aml Cree sere & pen sted ene crane pty orcas te keop the sheriff away from his pic-| 7 Jon) barles tate, Ore | gar cok Eigatrant See era eae cone aie nome ot thee pathetic of e fres! inher of men Jor ft, e if fs a BAAS 4 33 eget ti ri isi 5] i it * ic. Lin, dies he bad effectually ana ‘time Scene through Bae es nat [toe the. past Se ae aks your fa, ghostly. yaiays Bossestion for So Mnteig fronts inmdent ty 55 te keep iP atuary. Better for him| tiene then you will pass off ine your | And oy ho | z Toung woman who teaches beyond redemption out his o passed, all helped to break her dow » with Maria Lee, and marry her— we?” During the time by Dalziel from the village of if-be hed im which| own all the ne! arguments eere found out—a nave foun oung | WHAT SHE WAS GOOD FOR. de easter eee 4 btless, too, Bellamy’ had taken the Running down stairs into the dining-| ah! it is a pity that you did not do tae had a clad Nettie: the das cath and|Schoelbach, in the neighbourhool of a + the fireplace at | against Christianity ‘which as old | men, perhaps—who have fount ae (Am old Yorkshire collier. swell mown that one of t oe itis pear was sick, tow will with him; there was n0. room, she threw derself on a sofa, and|that at first, ood J sve me to go my and wife, Philip) yrotz. be he wes "| as Tom Paine, as old as Vol Jtaire, as that ore fiiog, Beis for hi pa, me a, went to visi 5 WET a tebe abiete aamceoy ie we full passage to her grief. Pre-|ways—and sbove all, bumble your burial of Minorougnly acquainted wi aa aha ‘Abbotsford, “Waste not, want not.” | Oia as sin Now, you have captured | to, do fe no bard to. do right, pie eee ee Si teachebaied bean Katie's home iy, deuvecn a te iS fit of brood S2Btly became aware that she was boart Ae the Bower th ‘that I am about | the truth of this remark. ‘boy who # flock 0) ‘The trouble is, i that hia Bible, and have taken hi r got a] “etter | fone. day, ad one par-~ | tying. am ‘unprep i seas figs ao. | before, so had no titficalty in find- B ing gave way to one of sullen fury not alone. Philip stood before her, or dear, and, ot- (To Be Continued.) sheep on a small island in the river pie do not understand the ethics of | strongest fortress. The way iscompar: hich I shall rea Bint ite had-beon reckoned a confirm. |402 the two little rooms at the top of Sees m fury rather of hi winding ah cakek cher a i caught in a violent storm, during which Pong in debt, and if you, por-| tively cloar, and all the estes : is a eee | Mi fatee ot che other sex @ tenement house where Katie and her agai Bet Bos we: the rain fell in torrents. The river rose Be ee ee i debt which you pias Bepser tee im invitation to the | feiligence, ardent strivers after that |, 3VPy | bas and got spliced, nother lived. ‘he mother wat absen ENGLISH SERVANTS’ WAGES. rapidly an tened to cover the jos teat yon Suath, that they may come in and | will isp—fortut f one of ; 184; at thy neat One of his friends ask- | 3 reg well wrapped up, was sit- is island. money. it 1 go into a proor's store drive the ptake for their encamp- | these 1 would speak J hemes ‘Oh, that’s not haieligee eg Peete ie) daruteias gat eaneoe The fo: 4 an ni ‘and meats | ment ame | we! Seeiauy re Scan = & Bre with no capacity to pay for them and) A steamer 1500 miles from shore vats to New Tork where he amet sys Piri banca cueieal spe 2a sme Fesihies Bente noticed etre the Me q ay rman police ho intention of paying for them, I am| broken yudier and lost compass pipe aoe es sare beg gt ifiad been! i shouldn't, have wed ficult: said: rh fg and several villagers, but none of them more dishonest it I go, ito the| hulk leaking 50 gallons the hour isto cele Baier I ancl tay, S00 { dog 0 Hay Tah: gotta’ to esuinthe ee would venture into the swollen stream. re, an rocer's ter off Thana young man when you have ‘haps, 5 EO ae ae ec motiabeat ili had ali iven ota turned the x way, I fill -| robbed him of his Bible. Have you ever tenderly was not used to eal it ® Ly. Pigott heard for lost, i ep remembered hearing ets, with | thy are erohandise noticed how despicably =! itis te his Hiving and ioonnee “extremely ditt rditte met coulda el Se ee Sa one pee te child, dutifully, wit jaymates say: “If yo = rea £253 | take a1 1 world’s Syabres ions ble of fillii After many vain nae | issen, so L hit E oe: wan mn shout ‘Vive la T take the merchant's time and I proposing a substitute? Tt is meaner | C2P2! illing. Af me ain. ef- | ra fiion Biehaks 4 ‘She's not 4 i her hand France te the time r to transfer] than to Te aie an Steal {£2 this direction he found him- } , beaks ingen after ‘ager of fisonei, whioh she to what. purpos Tail agsinst 2° answered him with the quiet dig- turning ber fo inumedintely bages "Vive the goods to my house, white in the] nis Dror chaste’ Chay te. Conte: to, oe fe oe eer ta Rennes eae ee see “with some difficulty. Sat- that solemn, quiet thing, that husk and 7 2 See aod women: ca coated eyes upward, with the rapt “expression la France” whereupon tne tro a i other cage I take none of the time Of] a cripple and stall nis crutch, mean- ee mee eater bring herself that thore peas 26 dant 4 mockery ee tee een eee ‘Samp from Hilda's)" "May Te, en er of God be about you Feast poe et ary rere oa Ttranster the goods wiehout any| $i, house Gown. Tt io Ul SEE ait | amine voace Goes su beieharntit: eee Sere HIS DUE. fhe chilis digas orted toatia tegen to : Ce ee re Ses ee eee siyerin kb a way See GaN pe ee ied ee police station, were { soak tint ae tr atin Dens ie | erento ote ie ade et Dee “He told mo his eoing: | to hear yo es, sir, ssid Jack Dashaway fierodly. |Z ty to awfal mad at : . y angels guard you a! yy charg ‘h utterin: i- crutch and medicine an a ti r ee. freee Ey a pobe ay mad 4 father's ae eerer on tat Sous ak forgiveness of me, and say |an they are; aad may the heary. corse fous erie 3 | | acts debts he never to eternal home to 99 many. What .gen- pout i hi ie for when pow srning oe grag direaten cS Ein teed ei che: estatacin kad Sade ectae rigs ; ithout fault of ‘everlasting dooms wee wa of our me: magnani our church he felt fp tpecate but ieee ene Facet the girl I took out | you've do! eae Wiel kes Gore: tok poemianns or oe fon trustaar seas oct] Soe ee eee _ Eo wonder that so many of our mer-| fidelity ins gone into! Tals splitting Up while listening rate, but peged abut her, worderfad, endar= Katie, what have I donet { * Bim and a foreknowledge of the awful = loved you, I too am crush-| "Ste Yaused, and then addressed her OLD MARRIAGE CUSTOM. | F? Swind.ed into bankruptey by n= ae masinee iy: * Heit pesto i ae ae better nature got ie mastery. I truly nes ance to ridé 20 mites and never feel or aie all my flannels, E ; wan 9 forth lie crept ae his mind and froze | gain Girl ones ase ies At ee woeln: The people of Lithuania believe in | 4 Shey al oe ee ines pices life. | 55 ; Tcome out and I say! to such packet eileen ak Soe es fan t ha Hed ond ama had j sewed up for Sone iSite my mae od ri | yg Fale, Peat ie ald se being £ : wt | ‘ils Which mts thm snk, the gig | POD, GSTs 78, Sn cI Ris Wack hin Go, was owas so SOUNDED QUEER. meek looked ‘again at the fase, end, to his A gn anaceena | Une setomepee ead ae ret least 80 2 curious © , ie sician who attends t ing their | 727, such fua to see Ch Pee leaving i RiGee aka) CNS USE MBER TION: ave epee at that yon have done me one of the| Then, turning to Pigott, she said, in pe A ( them out for Poets from the beige hold on to their Bibles! Many of the mThat is ‘the. ‘echo fs multitudes, Tamt tate in getting bome? I say it’s unfair! exclaimed the port- ‘airee of Cain fall upon him as he looked, the |, fainter voice: to indicate. It ts eald that betare the te borhcod where they ows every have lost loved ones and have been told | not an a Mr. Wiskwire—I went to the theater. | ly dame, who was looking over the so- we aa owen ie hake a know all this.| “Thank you, for your ki marriage is celebrated the mother of . fo when they pay the Tat of nature, the | that there is = resurrect and it is |great reality. O, Sfriendiece” gone ‘They had a ud pi mn. va y col Jo. writi fees aoe and the cold sweat poured 2 owing it, do|me. You have a good face, if you the bride gives her deughter a part- [ only they over do pa: such fur to tell them there will be no |man! O p: young man, dis to a good many pices of one kind capone they don’t give mi he could bear it YOU il ask me to forgive you? stop with aid and give her mot ternal box the in the: Now young are coming up mn. Many have aged soon 2 man, woun bot this oI ete ane a that pegs Tittle no longer, ning, fled out of the 3% think it possible that I can for-| love and care. And now, may God es on the ears F jo Chis depraved state of commercial | lieved that Christ tame to carry the Lecominend to you Christ tts maa. th Seaaiid tts Wea las mee oes EOE oe oom van et me ‘Tonse far intokhe &ve*” roy on ir Heeenes @ number of witnesses. The: ‘ethics, E ‘am solicitous about | burde nea eal Gs RPE the | best jee Henry "Shh n oy ‘Have you been ———_———_— fe never heard her speak : reason for this remarkable proceeding ‘want to them about | wo: it is sush.fun you this mor drinking aie Re Gia eae ret Sora ok thea BSthet ifthe wife should et any time: them. saughtered on the sharp edges | they will have to be their own savior. | Ono Sabbath mraing at the close of a Loti oaaemenene j wish to secure a divorce she would of debt. You want mony things y Think of tl hing you ever | the service I saw tch of tho! THIS IS NO JOKE. Heat holidays have been established : have to plead that physical force was- hve not, my young friends. You shail | heard of, then go down 1000 feet under- | world renowned ine ae _ ited. | by law in the i i used to make her enter ‘bonds of 5 hhva them if you have patiencs and| neath it and you will find t | violinist, Ole Bull. You he Sec true it is that one half} zeriand. R matrimony. He fonesty and industry. Certain lines| the top of a stairs 100 mil o Tn ‘his island home off tha coast of the wor'tl doesn’t Know how the other | fest that € 5 of conduct alwasrs Toad ont to certain | to the bottom of the stairs, and you will | Norway: gold h per, when. d 5s ape ee thames which seo to the, foto See ee rei look cet {inet aoe saad then through Dis Per gots tived tryie to, ad out the Citidsen ore one A ti even. to the foot of the ladder a: jook of ness, an e sai is if find out the, | baphazard. [ have been py ee bag ei fhe pacer fram hereto companion, “Now I want to windthis tricks of the other halt, jpirorees the hermes