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THE
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LITTLE FRENCH MARY, speaxing ntte, . » this day, in Dul-
muc?
and teaching as learned English.
a ‘ a as ham, peyrple laugh and repeat her rhe town of Dulham was not use = : strange foreign words and phrases. ig SOTeheete OF AB BOTT, * of - —— Alexis, the father, was steady at his ee ee eee ee yea work of gardening and haying ; Marie, was in some sense a matter of puDil’ | tn) giger, his wife, washed and troned nterest when a Canadien family wast j
| and sewed and swept, and was a helper
in many households ; now and then on | Sunday they set off early in the morn- | ing and walked to the manufacturing tewn whence they had come, to go to mass; at the end of the summer, when they felt prosperous, they sometimes hired a horse and waggon and drove
ported to have con to the white hous the bridgs This house, small ap 1, with a bushy litth had been standing empty { several menths. Usually when a hous s left tenantless in Dulham it rematn- “i so aud fell into decay, and,after som
w storie gardel
mn tront,
ears, the cinnamon rose bushes strag . tl ae ; lutifu there with the child between them. Dul- ne cellar, the < ri
sted into
I $ grew over the meund th be chimney Dulham was : t place,where the population dwind
though such citizens as re
ham village was the brighter and better for their presence, and the few old fash toned houses that knew them treasured them, and French Mary reigned over her kingdom with no revolt or disaffec-
at cover
bri_ks
i steadily
f ine AC nore 1 -e reason to 7 ac sy ; = t a de acaatl ver s tion to the summer's end. She seemed nk it as pleasant as any cout y tow? han ral pe ie eo , to fulfill all the duties of her childish a aa ld who met every life by some exquisite instinct and in- f the ok ‘ W net e ) Se — Nn , (Ps aun wes fallible sense of fitness and propriety. » tall rer th own affairs were . : , oT ar , yon — Th One September morning, after the ich interestec ene . “rs, ev : : Se ee > ap ee , first frost, the ¢ t and his friends roved the course of the strong look eo : : : were sitting in toc store with the door young Canadian laborer, who had pis * . : . shut. The Capi: 'n was t last comer
een quick to seize upon his opportunity;
and they them had alread engag- ’
“I’ve got bad news,” he said
two of
turned toward } apprehensive and i him to make their gardens and do ; PI : ’ ; ' ; ;. | forewarned. ..§ , and we pleased with his a . : —_ i dd ‘ . . Alexis says he’s going right away jvickness and willingness He had ‘ " ’ . a . (regret was mingle! with the joy oi me afoot one day from a neighboring : te ! ai ns e having a picce of news to tell) Yes, town, where he and his wife had been : . . ‘ : _}| Alexis is going away : he’s packing up made ill by bad drainage and factory we : : ; be s now, and has spoke for Foster's hay work, and saw the little house, and ask- oe Hi ; ; c 3 tmast f th wer ANY cart to move his stuff to the railroad, e he postmaster if vere were any . : Repeat a ; “What makes him so foolish ?” ask-
work to be had out of doors that spring in Dulham. Being assured of his pros- pects, he reappeared with his pale,bright eyed wife and little daughter the very next day but one. This startling prompt- time for but few persons fa new neighbor, and came over the
ed Mr. Spooner.
“He says his folks expect him in Can- ada. He's got an aunt ifvin’ there that owns a good house and farm, and she's gettin’ old an wants to have him set- tled at home to take exre of her.”
“I've heard these Trench folks only desire to get forehanded a little, and
ness had given to hear the news as one after anoth
bridge and along the road there were ae i ee aie: then they go right bick where they many qu ions asked. The house seem- ; ‘ ; ‘ i , : come from,” sail some one, with an ai: ed to have new life looking ; . : ; of disapproval. out of its small paned win- sake e'll . : h . -s S > e-nd another i ere: dows ‘here were clean white He says he'll s-nd another man re;
ody that will be glad ot seem to like the Weathers,
he knows some’ the chance, but ! idea so weil,” sail Captain doubtfully.
‘hina dogs on the window the chimney— in at the
curtains and Sills and a bee the spring sun wide open door.
. don't Smoke il
was shiaing
There was a chilly east wind on an At this momcnt the store door was ere as i cn es ae iain ae ee c ; April day and the elderly men were opened, an Pre 1 a its. He o ss oy i , : . ye ireSS@u i r > and ner res gathered inside the postoffice, which was | W2* Gress ree ee ee cs yere shini also the chief grocery «and dry geods var , ~ he " s}
. : . s vO le ane aa" Ze C278 > Ss > an store. Each was in his favorite arm- oe Bossom a gail te chair, and there was the excuse of a {| ROUNCEE Joyruny. 2 = are ca Tal he ie hia ahi try eel dowa between the two long counters them } oon again int ‘the close group toward her regretful friends. They had PN RE ' : rever seen her so charming, that was usually broken up at the ap- ne es ribeye
Argument and regret was impossible- the forebodings of elderly men and their experience of life were of no use at that moment; a gleam of youth and hope was theirs by sympathy instead. A child's pleasure in a journey moves the dullest heart. The Captain was the first to find some means of expression,
“Give me some o' that best candy for her,” he commanced to the storekeeper. “No, take a bizger piece of paper, and tie it up well.”
“Ain't she dressed ; gruff Mr. Spoorer anx part be pointed t! emall plaid shavl that hung overhead, and stooped to wrap it himself about the little shou'ders
“I musi get the girl something, too,” said the ninister. who was a grand- father and had jus. come in fer his mail. “What do you like bett my dear ?”’ and French f pointed shyly, but with instant dé 1, ©t 2 bive silk parasol, with 2 white handle, w! was some- what the worse for having been openly displayed al] summer. i minister country
summer weather. Old Cap- tain Weathers was talkin: about Alexis. the newcomer (they did not try to pro nounce his last name), and was saying for the third or fourth time that the more work you set for the Frenchman seemed. to be sterday
proach of
the better pleased he “Helped ‘em to lay 2t our house, neat 2s wax,” said the Captain, with approval. “Made the gar- Gen in the front yard, so it hasn't look- ed s ell for We're all goin to find him very handy ; he'll have plen- ty to do among us all summer. Seems to know what you want the minute you
a carpet y
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years, : ee das little thin ?” said
and for his storekeeper to a
ously,
bought it with p'easure, ke a
boy at a fair, and put it into her hana French Mary kissed the minister with
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| rapture and gave him her hand to
ake >» he 1. dow >» pare
WE ALL FOLLoWfeD IER TO TIE Door, | *24*e. then she pu. down the parasol “i ; k } and ran and clin.bed into the old Cap- pint, for he can’t make out very well | tain’s lap and hugsed tim with both with his English. I used to be able to rpms tisht croun? ix neck. Sh mapas alee cecil beable cael } arms tight aroun his neck. She thought talk considerabl! 7 £a"'? 4 for a moment whether she should kiss
days, when I sailed from Southern ports Mr
a ee Ezra Spoorer cr not, but happily to Havre ae _ rdeaux, but J Sara she did decia arainst it, and said eoem , eca ow very y . > | > *
Sccem 5 ReCan ROW Very P an affectionate good-bye to him and all
have made a smart sailcr, Alexis would; quick and willing.”
“They say Canada French ain't spoke the same, anyway,” began the Captain‘s devoted friend, Mr. Ezra Spooner, by way of assurance, when the store door opened and a bright little figure stood looking in. All the gray headed men
the rest. Mr. Sia;les himself came out from hbehin? the counter to say fare- well and bestow some raisins. They al] followed her to the door and _ stood watching her while she tucked her bun- dles under her erm °nd raised the new parasol and w lked down the street in the chilly autumn morning.
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— way, and every one of them She had take : h -r Fren h gayety and “ge , : ie : charm and all her childish sweetness Come right in, dear, said the kird and dignity awav with her. Little hearted old Captain. French Mary had gone. Fate had They saw a charming litile creature plucked her Uke 2 fl wer out of their
about six years old, who smiled back from under her neat bit of a hat: she wore a pink dress that made her look still more like a flower, and she said “Bon jour” prettily to the gentlemen as she passed. Henry Staples, the store- keeper and postmaster, rose behind the counter to serve this customer as if she had been a queen, and took from her hand the letter she brought, with the amount of its postage folded up in a worn bit of newspaper.
The Captain and his friends looked on with admiration. Dr.
lives.
She did not tura back. was half way home she aga the new F! the breeze. Ths
but when she begin to run wl was given gayly tc Captain sighed,
“T wish the little girl weli,” he said and turned away. ‘‘We shall miss her but she doesn’t know what parting is. I hope she'll please them just as well in Canada.”
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SARAH ORNE JEWETT.
Talmage on Bicyeling.
Talmage in his sermon at the
“Cive her jiece oO *E anal oa Give hh . a ta .! f candy ns Bive | Academy of Music, New York, on Sun- a Con — ' a gen vs tee = day, declared that toe get the soul right he Captain eagerly, reaching for his | requires not only spiritual t i ; : : . > ulres nly s ual bu rsica cane and ieaving his chair with more : ee
exercise. Tie recommends the gymnas- ium, the dumbbelis, tlhe bicyele, “if,” as the doctor decltres, “one sits upright, for es the machine is now used it is by degrees bringing us back to all fours.”
than usual agility ; and everybody look- ed on while he took a striped stick o? peppermint from the storekeeper and offered it gallantly. There was some- thing in the way this favor was accept ed that savored of the French court an: made every man in the store a lover.
The child not enly made a quaint bow before she reached out her hand with childish eagerness for the unexpectec delight, but she stepped forward an¢ kissed the Captain.
There was a2 murmur of delight at tl charming courtesy ; not a man the: would not have liked to find some ex cuse for walking away with her, az: there was a general sigh as she shu behind her and looked bax through the glass with a parting smile.
Strawberries In March.
She (after the unmasking)—“TI see that strawberries are on the bill of fare. George.” He (nervously)—‘“Yes, but they are very sour at this season of the year.” She—“Of course ; but I think I will take a few. One cannot expect strawberries to be at their best in March, you know.”—Harlem Life.
ANITCHKOFF PALACE, ST. PETERSBURG, DEC. 6, 1894.
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Alexis’ eager of previous
“That’s little French Mary, little sirl,”’ said the storekeeper, to proclaim his advantase acquaintance, “She here yester- day and did an errand tor her mothe? as nice as a grown person could.”
“I never saw a little creature with prettier ways,’ said the Captain, biush- ing and tapping lis cane on the floor.
This first appearance of the little fore- igner on an April day was like the com- ing of a young queen to her kingdom. She reigned all summer over every heart in Dulham—not a face but wore its smiles when U'rench Mary came down the street ; not a mother who did not say to her children that she wished they had such pretty manners and kept their frocks as neat. The child Canced and sang like a fairy, ndescended to ali childish games, and yet, best of all for her friends, secmed to see no differ- ence between young and old. She some- times followed Captain Weathers home,
came
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_o od effect upon their children.” known to me.
Da. G. CT. Oscoon, Tt. A. Archer, M. D., Lowell, Mass. 111 Se, Crford St., Drookiyn, N. ¥.
“Our physic as in tho children’s depart ment hove spokes highly of thei experi-
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
dren ha
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jatercet of tacir children, and use Castoria in- and although we only bare among our stead of the variousquack nostrums which are medical supplies what is knowu as reguist
a, producis, yct we are free ta confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look wita favor upon it.”
Unites Hosprrat ano Disrrxsany,
d.«troriag their loved ones, by forcing opiun ymerpbine, soothing syrup end other hurt‘ul agents down their throats, thereby seuding tocm to premature graves.” Dx. J. F. Kirxcreror, Conway, Ar
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Auusn C. Surrn, Pres.,
[Featherbone Skirt Bone
A light, pliable, elastic bone made from quills. Itis soft and yet yielding, conforming readily to folds, yet giving proper shape to Skirt or Dress.
Bone that may be
FOR GIVISG
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LADIES’ DRESSES.
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The only Skirt wet without injurv.
The Celebroted FEATHER- BONE €COPsii> are corded with this material.
For sale by leading Dry Goods Dealers.
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Feed! Feed!
Now landing fresh from the Mills: Ground Oil Cake, Blatchford’s Calf Meal, Bran and Shorts,
Selling at lowest prices.
AULD BROS.
Charlottetown, May 7, 1896-246 & wky 3m
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i ec@oe0e0e Priestley’s “Eudora” Cioth ** Eudora,” is the name of the new biack dress fabric put upon the market by the Priestley’s, whose famous dress goods arz a2 housefiold word all over the world, It is like their much esteemed Henrietta cloths; _ indeed, it has all their merits, and a few things which they § lack. It is made in black only, it is a perfect dust shedder ; has extra weight and width; and, fitting easily and draping & gracefully it gives a distinction to the wearer which ali of Priestley’s goods confer. This is their excellence, which sets them apart from all other goods. ‘ Eudora’’ is wrapped on « The Varnished Board,’’ and Priestley’s name is stamped on Fat O ATE every five yards so that ladies cannot be deceived. a! ON WHICH THE GOODS 3 “| AREWRAPPED.~ & 1908000808 08080808000,
Seed Seed
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WHEAT —White Russian, Colorado Bearded, Red and White Fife.
CLOVER—Island Red, Early Mammoth, White Dutch.
TIMOT id Y—Peas, Veiches (Engli~h), Corn, Mangolds, Turnips, ete.
HARROWS—Steel andl Wood Frame Spring Tooth, wholesale and retail.
SEED BOXES (double) for Rakes, This is a fine aitachment, sowing Grain and Hay Seed in two separate boxes; ali Stee! Feed. Wholesale and Retail,
PLOW REPAIRS—Mould Boards, Shares, Soles, Land Sides, Heads, Jare Clevises, for all Plows.
. W. FINLAYSON,
Ch’town.May 4, 1895—~125 w H. T."LEPAGE’S OLD STAND
JUST ARRIVED ! A lot of nice TAN UPPERS,
excellent qualities. :
Also Ban Calf in the skis able for lMadies’, Misses Youths’ Boots and Shio«s, value, lowest prices.
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best
Order early, order now, from
J. H. BEL,
Ch’town, May 15, 1895—dy The Reliable Boot and Shoe Pealer.
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Clearing Gut Sale
Very low prices on the remainder of the stock of D. M. RICHARDS & CO. till 10th of June next. After that date the balance will be sold by Auction.
Any persons in need of Paint, Kalsomine, Dry and yy . . * r ‘ Tarred Tar Parer, Machine Oils, Hinges, Knobs and Locks, Glass, Brushes, Tinware, or any Shelf Hardware, will do well to get our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Duiing the Auction the stock will be sold in large or small lots to suit purchasers.
_All persons indebted; to the firm will ,kindly settle their accounts at once. ; :
D. M. RICHARDS. & CO.
Charlottetown, May 21,81 895