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Ixmnol, April 2.-Thiel yur those who
have gone south weaeape the alleged
rlgzr ol aa English winter have ANN
farther and land worse.
Pinedwllhalong spell of snow and
(mot Italian nonagenariana have failed 1.0
rocallanythlng apptmchlng this saaaoufa
olperience. Accnespondent states that
peru. !ndee\I,\he weatherin Rome Kell-
erally is extremely unpleasant, beillk
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Farther south. in Sicily, Mount Etna
and the surrounding country are covered
with snow down lo the Ionian oea. Naples.
and even Llalta. also report their ex|:leri»
ences of liislcomfortillg wintry weather.
hnndnds ol amateur photqgraphers have | Perhaps the most convincing testimony
taken Tfsnap-shots" of the fountains in' to the fact that those who winlclfti al
Bane, many d whicharecovered 'with;hou..e this year fan'-I hes-tis afforded hy
extnnrdinary icicies. ’ ' the letter of a correspondent ol the York-
The fountains in the aquun- of St.P..-ta-r`s ! shire I-‘u~'.r. Writing from Algiflb. N2
Ifav'e"scatterod wuts-r on the pnvl-ment, complains that inslead of finding delight-
whlch has fromel into a. solid mass uf ice-_ ful ueatller he has had to erlurunter rain
ncsaadtatln¥ H1128 0| workmen with and sleet. A correspondent al Nl-ni also
plakaxes po clear a way for the wors.hip- E \\ rites that il. is raining and cold there.
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We’ve the spring hat that any man wants- l
that wants a good hat.
Our Suffolk Hat at $3 oo is known the town _
over as the best American Hat on the Island. I
It gives you more for your hat money than
any other hat at the same price. l
In the 12 cases of new hats and caps are some V
exclusive shapes as well as the regular Spring
block in soft and hard hats. 3
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Thousands of natty new American caps are
ready too for you. Tile shapes and colorings are the
prettiest we've seen yet. ' »
Other Arrivals T
are new print cottcns, while shirt waists, white
cotton, summer underwear, colored ducks, colored
muslins, fancy sateens, new hat shapes,chiffon hats,
new ties, sheetiugs and pillow cottons, fiannelettes _
and Domet’s Fit-Reform Suits.
Other things will be added to this list as quick- s
ly as they come.
PRUWSE j Blllli..
The Wonderful Cheap Men.
Not Promises but I
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Charlottetown, P, E, Island
` W. K. ROGERS.
Manager P- E. Island Branch. Canada Life Ass. Co.,
Charlottetown, P. E. Island.
Dean Sin-I have just received a notice from the Canada
Life saying that my $2000 straight life policy, which I took
out in |875 is now worth $3,137.50. When I consider that
the proits added to this policy alone amount to as much as
the premium I have paid, I certainly fs! that I have been
fortunate to insure in such a Company. They have carried
the risk on my life for fzooo from the start for an annual
‘ premium of $39.20 and since the first year the amount of in-
surance hlul been rapidly increased until as stated above I am
now insured for $3.1 37.5o. I _
_' , 'f`irf€.e results are ao satisfactory that I have decided to
tale mother szooo policy with the Company- Wishing the
Company the success it merits. I am
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le nannies BLAKE.
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PLBLISHBD EXCLI`SI\'ll.\ B\ THB GIAKDIAB ll QI! PIOVIIICB
Love For AN
IS .LOVE FOREVER.
BY AMELIA E BARR
(CHLPTHR II-0lm\iuued.)
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Tha evils of poverty are ovlll-I.
and aeailyr understood; thou of
wealth are more complex, _but por-
hapo not tha less trying. Martha
Leigh roally suffered an much In tha
supposed danger of a mortgaged
homo aa If the mortgage was an ao-_
compllahod fact. Yet. than was rhi-
ly no obvious reaaon for he an-
xiety; for Stephen, though a bold
and far-asoing apocnlator. was not
an nnwino ons. All his investments
wan likely to bear tha touch ol
tima, audi! they were parmlttodto
ripen. to ylold a wealthy return.
But woman have neither tha faith
nor tha potlenoo for auch money
transactions. They demand curtain
and rapid results, and ara not oonr
tent unless some security on which
they have not their hearts is placed
beyond doubt.. llnrtha leigh felt.
that if high Farm was absolutely
secure sho could bo happy. Butthla
was the one point Stephen was tn-
disposed to humor hor in. Ha had
Promillld not to involve tha old homo
and ha felt har perpetual a.nxioty_ta
bo a doubt of his honor, and an In-
sult. to his own regard for those
who were behind, and those, _who
were to follow him.
And Stephen had masterful ways
which might be criticised, but which
no one felt ablo to interfere with.
Tho enterprises he had begun hopur-
suod, regardless ol tha opinion of
his wife and family. -Thar would
T acknowledge his wisdom some day;
and ho was satisfied to wait for his
‘justification until unmcid returns
deserved lf.. ' .
In his own mind ha had built tha
new mill, and Coen its thousand
looms tolling for his bonsllt; and he
went steadily to work to realila his
ideal. Squire Bingley sold him tho
land he wanted. and in a fow weeks
the great foundations were laid, and
i the mill yet to bo was oxarclslng a
pronounced lnducnoo among tho ln~
habitants of the lonely village. Hen
und women, looking forward to its
hotter wages, refused to Illro'f0r
long terms to their old lnoltorl.
Spoculttivo owners of land were al-
ready building cottugel for tho
"handa.'-2 Shops of various kinda
were in preparation, and subscrip-
tion woro being aoildtad for a Wea-
Ieyan Chapel.
Then changes ao barely indicated
mot Squire Atherton with painful
dlstinctnooa. 'Hley grow day by day
with irritating eelerlty. Every time
he went. boyond'h.ia own park gates
he was aware of aoms Intrusion of
tho new'lnto tba old. Ho blamed
Leigh for all his annoyanooa. Ho
met him frequently going to and
fro, and as yet he always touched
his but to his enemy, with a kind
of proud tolerance of tho wrong
done him. Leigh returned tho cour-
tesy, though often with an lndl&r~
once which deeply oflondad tha lord
of tho manor.
"I shall bo nobody aoon, ovm In
my own viliago,"- ha said angrllxto
Misa Vyner. "A fow wooha ago, cmd
mon and women would have sworn
to llvo and dia with ms. Now ill la
Stsphen Leigh whichever way I tuzrn;
what ho is doing, and what ha ll
going to do;_whnt be has given. ond
what lla ia going to give. I bell
thas, holds, 1 feel very much aa iii I
was being edged out of my*-own nest
and place. It is too bad of Binglrey.
I will never forgive himi Noverll’
"Indeed, Raahleigh, you need not
fret about -your tenants. If tiooy
have deserted you. they have also
deserted the church into which they
were all baptized. Gammor Odldy
told me to-day that Leigh was gating
to build a chapel and some kind of
an institute for tho 'ha.nda'; und
sho was rejoicing in such a way
about them you would have thought
there never had been a dlurch in
the parish, though sho has boenyfod
from it for many a year."
"And," continued tha lqulro, "I
law that young man to-day who
camo hero with his father. Ho one
wandering around the park mtl' oo,
and I thought. of Froneom. and fait
faint. at heart.. Do you think an-
ceaca has been meeting him unhn wn
to us, Lolita?" ~
"squirrel nor think »l\am¢rd.lly_
of my niece? No air, I do lt-ot.
Francesca la incapable of llllllling
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father gave tho lint ollar. And
what you refund It ha told you
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“tb was very stl"alght.forwar:."- "mt
"I do not think, Loi a., a
“P°d"u’ "A-*"4* ct°_|”' wrong being 'straightforward' makes
it any easier to hear."
"Oh, but If. |1086! One would ratlr
or have a stab-in the breast than in
the back. But you need not fl-ar
Francesca will ever give you a bar.-a~
blow. She has all the honor of her
race. and all the native modesty of
a pure, proud woman. You may Bend
her into the world with a Safe heart,
Rashleigh."
"1 was thinking of it. I know well
that keeping a woman _in a lonely
place is no protection.” God Al-
mighty shut the lil-st woman up ina
garden, and even Ile could not keep
her safe. I had a letter this morning
from my friend Thomas Idle. llis
daughter Jane is going o be mur-
ried, and he wults us o me to
Idleholme. I cannot go, but thou
might take I"runc¢-sea. She will bo
the better for a change." _
“\\'h_v cannot you' go also?" '
"I should leave myself behind. I
can do nothing for nor against
.[eigh's mill, but I like to be gn the
spot.. Something may turn up to my
advantage or against it. Eillwr Way,
I want to be ready und waiting."
f'l-[ave you thought about Aillluud
Idle?"
"I have, Like curls like, and one
love may cast out anoth.-r. If l-`run-
cesca has taken a liking to thnx son
of Stephen I1-igh`s. boullg Idlv H1115'
at least set it wuwrirlg. lic is not a
bad kind. I fancy, what I have Seen
of him." `
"I know nothing of the family."
--Thpy am good stock. I usl-fi to
think no 'one was n'ortl\_v of Fran-
cesca, but I feel now that it will bc
luck enough to hun- her wolf some
one that I do not hate, This ls n`
disappointing life, Loidn. \\-2 ary
sure of such great things ‘.\‘ht-n lvl-
iirst. begin to reckon UP Om' “"3"”
sure, and every tiny we have tu
count less, and give uP h'-'W “ml
take off there, until we are glad to
get ten where _wc thought once to
get a hundrcd. I. u.sed,to thillk of a
lord, nt least, for»my Frullccsca. I
will be grateful now if she will only
give me a mln out of a county iulll-
i|y that I can bear to s--ls clinic ln
and out with any kind of plea-
sure."
"I wish you would not nurse ll
prejudice, tlinslrleiflh- I 0"] 5""
young Leigh made I Kwai “UPf\`5‘
ion on Francesca, and ii--r ht-art is
br one to lose that impression
adiLv_"
"I lun sure if sho marries that
young man she will never see my
face a aiu."
"Ragiieighi"
“I mean what I say. Sha may 8°
to him, but she cannot bring him to
me. No, no! My Frances will do
nothing like that.. She knows I hold
his father as the worst enemy I W"
had. Do you think sho will open my
house-door to tho son? Will she dare
to write his name among those of
har, own ancestors? It is not likely,
is It., Loida?"
"Squire, I have seen this thing
come to pass-men swear to them-
selves, and tben und it right and
M81. to forawear their oath. The
world changes so fast now that no
one can safely say: ‘Next year I llhnli
foel as I do this year.” "
"If it comes to feeling, Lolda, how
many years has thou been faithful?"
"When tho loved one is about and
silent., he can neither grieve nor
wrong ua. Then it. is easy to 'be
faithful. And what is life worth
without love, Ra.shleigh?”
"A poor thing, Loidal It is earth
without vsrdure, and it is bread
without salt. Tell Frances to go to
Jana Idle'a wedding. Maybe nothing
comes of ltr A girl may go through
the world and never meet. a lover;
and than some day, when. she is
lafo at homo, Love may come riding
up and wreck her whole life. It is a
very Tiber thing, but I bavs seen it
lo. am going to' tho eovor for on
hour. When I am a bit _put out lt. is
relieving to fire a gun at something,
la It not.. Loida?" _ _ _g __ _
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1 end gold braided trimming (suitable for child-
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r end black and gold braid worth r4c yard. _
I piece shaded green gimp worth l8c yard.
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This is the most satisfactory
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We buy it direct 'in large qualiti-
ties andcan guarantee the quality.
Price 25c per gallon.
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Do You Want a~ Winter
Suit or Ovcrcoai P
Let ns make yliurvwinter suit ol
overcoat for you. If you are not
thoroughly convinéed that we are
oiiering the best Value you ever
saw, we are making these suits
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