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- '71' *‘ of her army; persuaded (‘hiirles VII.

_ LOVED A PEASANT ~

,_ _ .___

a Shepherd‘e Sen

One dhy in the year 1722, n splen-

little village church of _Lemesh during

ial choir. A In' such dramatic fashion was A'1- exis Razoum, son of a Russian sheph- erd and drunlrard transplanted from the sordid village in which he hail been cradled to the splendors of a (‘ourt~the ilrsl step in one of the

tn human history.

Tired of Hlgn-born .Lovers

At Moscow it was not long before

an angel :ind the face of an uiigel."

beauty and his niodesty; -.ind among them that of the Princess Elizabeth herself. daughter oi’ Peter the Gi-eat

ei'ine_

To Elizabeth. indeed seated with

Court in Europe. weary of her legion of high-placed lovers. the beautiful voice and fncc and the rustic innoc- ence of the peiisantfs son appealed

ed hini her favorite singer, anti wi1thiii

purse rind her properties. 'l`ht- .-hepherd's son was now not only over-elect, bitt priucipull Min- ister of the daughter of an Einpcror; and when she suceeded to the lin- periul crown, he het-:iiiie in all but name' Tsai' of Rusla_ '

In lit-r infatuation for the inan hei-

pnssion had rescued fiom it hovcl to the inosl dazzling eminence in her Empire. she showered honors and riches ou him. He was n general in hi-ir army, Admiral of her fleet, tier Prime Minister. and the chief Lien- ileman of the Bedclii:iinbei‘; with vast estates and thousands oi’ serfs to call liini lord.

From Cottage to Palace

Hut all his dignities and splendor

had no power to spoil the simple peas- ant, who. ii score of years earlier, had left his low-born mother with stream- ~ ing eyes. His great ambition now was

to shai°e his good fortune with hei:

Thus- it was that one day the l.f=.m-

csh shepherd's wife found herself' in- stalled in the Moscow Palace, cai't».ss- cd and potted by an Empress-, and receiving the respectful lioinage of

her highest officials.

But the pea-sum woman found no

pleasure in her new spleudors.. She was too otld. she declared, for such it transplanting. and yearned to he back again among her village cronies. And within a few months. she was thankful to escape from her gilded i-nge. leaving behind i‘y`i'iI, the youngest. brother of Alexis, -(L hand-_ some youth who won his way sc' quickly into the favor of the Empi'e.~:~s _ that in ti few years he had blossoined into a (`ourt and Gentleman of tiiel Bcdt-hambei-. with Ellzabetli's uriind- niece for wife; find wus Viceroy of' the ilkraine, with his humble mother. who declined to share his pn-lace. in- stalled in a modest house. neiii his

Year; of Happinee

No cngtent with thus showering

honors o thc brothel' of the man she loved i-io passionately. Elizabeth. to, give him pleasure, accotnpiiiiietl him

ing graciously on and accepting the1 liospitiility ol' his humble _relatives and frleiids_ und lnvisliiiig favors ou ull who had been kind to him in his tluys of obscurity

| 'I`o his brothers-in-law-ii tailor. ii weiivetr, und ti sheplierd-tslic naive high posts in the army or at het t‘ourt, the village priest who had be- friletnded him in his boyhood. she raised to a liishoprit-. and she found ii litisliiinii fot ii fuvoritf- niece in f‘ount ltyouniin. her (‘huiicclloi"s son.

As for Alexis hiniseli, no honor.-\ oi'

riches wt-ig too great for liiui. She made him I~"icld-Maitslitfil sind head

Let Us Clean Your Hat

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Me1i'l Borsillno, straw and panama hats. and women'l straw, ieghorn and panama hate-no job too email or too difficult.

Shoe-iiliining--poiishes for

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" d th ci ed hi long period of splen-

. Dr Remodeled " -I--'-Iiouse

| Frédl`H. Trlaiiiorl

to give him the most coveted dis- tincti.on in Europe, a -(‘otintship of the llnly itoinan I-Inipire; and downr- cd him with :i kingdom in lands.

He was now beyond question the

weallth. he was ,equally indiffereiit. if I :im (‘ount and Field-Marshal :intl Viceroy," he said tu his flatter- crs_ 'l owe it till io th” good heart of your Empress and mine, whose humble servant I am." ° ' Even when- tit. length Eliznlieiii clowns-d nil her favors, by giving hei- liand in secret mnrringc to tho peasant‘1-i son at the viliiige altar ‘oi l’erovo, he remained as unspoiled its ‘in the days when he sang in the vil- lage choir at |'Lemesh. _ | 'I‘lien followed n fcw yt-it-rs of such ‘lsplendor and happiness as few men

have ever experienced. llc had now siimptiious apartments next to those

n toss he sat at

sions; iintl during his frequent iii-

lrf-4»25Mwfin4moa. iiit-ks of gout the Empress minietervi *“"'*-*---‘-"*""-"Z-J cd to him night und day with the

tender devotion of ii mother to a

child.

And when iii17il2, ICli1abeth's

ea os s dur, he_ was glad to retire from the

world in which he had played so ct dazzling a part, to thc seclusion of

ons of his country estates.

Preferred Love to Riches'

. wln need the best I "None but myself." he confessed atl B A H 54 /\ H’ ";£` _ - '

the time. “can know with what plea- g _ `~

»’~ ‘ 'fi '~

for mv rieiir mistress made me re- ,_'*',';'j"f_E\_ _ ,. ,'12-tf":,_`.

last td the woman to whose love he had

and his I-kpchpn Emp,-esgy Cath. owed so much. Alex. Raxounin dis-

appears from the stage on which he had played so brilliant and driimiitir

the licence of the' most dissolute ii F019-

A few more years of peace and ob~

scurity which to` him were fiii' nioie precious than alll his dignities aint riches; 'i‘hen ut lust the end crime to

with a force she had neither the pow- i-hifi _ ei- nor the wish to resist. She appoint- When- with his limi llfeillli. he Wm*

ered the name of the woman whose

ii few years gave him charge of tier FOV# had glorified his life,

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gates. » -

on a visit to his native village. siull-_

most owerful subject as to rank und’

surf- I leave ti- sphere to which I was

I Plumbing possible -and nm hom and ,__ wh,_,h om my ,ovg

| in the long yeaqi ofpeace and re ,tlremout that followed Alerts Ralouiit 'only appears once more In the lime-_ - 1m n-1

A QUEEN who 1th, new Empress. Catherine u..` that

Her Majesty would confer Imperial rank on him in return for one small

The Love that Made aniiinperor of fqvor

mputs which proved his marriage to her predecessor, Elizabeth. -

-the possession of the docu-

Tp this,request. the ex-shepherd ie

riidiy-aiired court omcnii on his why f'-nrned 'an einiibintiif and indlsnnnt to Moscow. chauced to stroll into the \‘<’f\\l0‘l.

"Am I not.” he said. “a tiount, a

Field-Marshal a man of wealth, all

mistress. Are not such honors

raised from the mire to sit by

Burnt Their Marriage Certificate.

"But, walt one'monient." he added

and. with

most dazzling and dramatic careers 'he h°"‘“|`“ 0' the Chant?-`\\0l'.» ill*

plunged into the heart of the tire; and as he watched the flames devour the precious documents, he said: “Go now and tell those who sent you tliiit l never was more than the slave of

the |,png“n| pm-,1_ ewigh the mp-9 of _my august benefactress, the Eiiiprcss

Elizabeth, who could never so fur

had won all hearts- hy the atlmost tiu- hill/e f0l“S0\i0n \\l‘i` DOBIUUII UB I0

enrtltly sweetness of his singing, his `mm’l`Y H Svublecl-"

Thu with a lie on his lips, his

leaving the room. he returned a bttndle of papers, which, to

S. tribute of loyalty and gratitude

great and simple-souled niiin,

I was cured of Bronchitis und As- s by MINAHITS LINIMENT

MRS. A. LIVINGSTONE

hot 5, P. E. I.

l was cured of a severe' attack of

Rlieumatisiii by MINARD’S LINI- MIENT.

Mahone Bay. JOIIN MADl~3lt.

i wus di-uied oi' a severely sprained

leg lNARD`S LINIMENT

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JOSHUA A. W\'NAt‘_li’l‘.

Bridgewater.

i , ` ‘lN` FIELD AND‘WO0D

l Mushrooms! How many thousands |91' IJ00Ple have “the fear of death put into them" by these strange growths of forest and field! 'und yet a little ‘study and care would render tlieiii

without disastious- results, '

Of the many iiuiiiircils oi’ ‘fliese

growths comparatively few ure fatally D0lSotiouii_ but those few ure deiidiy. So it behooves the inuslirooni gather- er to walk w-iirily_ and to be positive oi' his premises, before allowing it fun- gus-,to piiss his lips and bo I-oriilleii within his iuterniil croiioiiiy.

iiutjthei-e are severiil ltiiids-_ that, lt'

once cleaily recognized by their dis~ tinctive euriiiarks, orc t`orevei' siife tiiiti tlelecl-iililtx One ol` tile:-'c is thc Morcliella. On old paistiire binds, uni- tiiigniieaps of lii~iisli_ look out for ii sponge set tip on it stick. 'l'lie niueili- iouni is conical, _v»~llowy-iuwii iiiid pit- lcd with large cells- itst like it sponge. 'Folic it-unit i-njoy it feiir lessly. Another species is tiiiik lii'o'wn, liciivy lines ttivitlliig the ri-ll_~i into sec- tions-tliis itiso is siit`t‘_

'l`ht-re nie four kinds, niiti till rou-

si-inble curii olliier. uiiti tlicrt- is -no

_poisonous fungus liltt- tiit»ni_ 'l`o prc- tpiirt-, and cook, rinse wiell iii sicvviuil wiiters, to I-loziiise thc pits oiil, t‘ooli for nlioiit on hour. Atltl it liiiiip oi' but- icr, pepper und sul| and tliiclicii with flour.

'l‘he next in urdcr is thc Vopriiiiis.

iii' liikciili. This, wlion ripe, tiis.~'olv»\s into un iiiky iiioss, t~vt~i~_\'tliiiii; lint np- pctiziiig in :ippcni'uiit-1', '|`lie sliiiggy iniiul groivs io iibout tlirct- inclirs iii height, wliitc with litili: points oi' tin- pccl tnrileil np, giving the niuslirooiii ii shaggy look. ’i‘:ikt» it bt~t`ui't-. thi- Cult cxpniids, while l|_ is still in its stcuple form and it is delirious. it f-HOW-‘i ill p.ist_iires, and loose ei_ii'tli. ’l`lic sci~oiitl species of the coprinus is thc, Inky iiiiishrooiii, whit-,li <lissol\'t'.~i still iiioic 1|itickl_r tliun the Iii;-:L niinictl_ it hiis ti cup of gray, oi' lead color. is cliiiiiiiiy to tuucli, und not so nit'c its the tiling- gy. Gailici' only young .spot-iiiiciis.

'Fo cook: (int off thc t-nds oi` sirius,

wipe oil' with dump cloth. 'l`hi-uw for it ininutc into boiling wiiter, tht-it fry iii butter till they brcuk or sink; si-rvc on toast. Also they iniiy lic stow-

Fil.

A third iinmistnlitililr- iiiiislirooiii is

thc gyroiiiitrii. As ont- goes iliiiiiiiill a wood one muy liiitl it tlairk liro\\‘ir

velvety growth stalked like the 'Mor- chells, bu; its surface -iuiming into convolutions, insteadof cefile._lt looks more Iilte the formation of the liifaln, than anything else. ` _ 'i`o prepare: Cleanse thoroughfly. cut u . oil in water fifteen minutes,

on ii cloth. and cook the sauis as Mor- chellaB..`_

Besides these certain mushrooms,

which',nre easily attainable. there are dozeiis of others that may be found plentiful throughout the country.

Eyeigthe woody fungus that pro-

ectg_,_fi-oni tl\_e`.l,t‘unl¢s, like brackets. iiiidupoii whicll'_m‘any an amateur. ari- isf has sketched the -scenery of Mus- koka, as souvenir. may be utilized as food. These. course, need long boil- liig. The very youngest of the growths ure used. Lay in bolliiig water for ii few iniiiutes, then rinse In cold water. l)ry‘on cloths. Spread with butter, place in o. stew pan and cover, tiien hoop them for ten oi- fifteen minutes just warm enough t.o melt the butter. After this stew for halt' -on hour or more, 'l‘iiey are more troublesome to cook and not so line of flavor us the others. _

lu the weary days in wliiolt we now

live, and in the perchant-5 wnarier

Itinic to come, every item oi’ food sup~ ‘ply is woith .~it.udying np, Miishrooins. tlioingli not so iionrlsliiiig as ineiit, iiru wlioli-.-miie, tipid suppleiiieiiieil by lireuil, supply ti good int-al. ~_\/Iiiny, iniiny things growing in our

,wooiis are iittitc rupiibie of keeping `t|ic wolf froni the dooi, it' one hut knows tliein.

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