The Northern Guardian. — 1897-06-19 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

CHARAGTER IN THE EYES.—Black eyes usually indicohic.e,lye roi lei,e aldlednolryqbeo i eeknthoe suegohf nfeomt ripleer" never marry a woman with a square, protruding her out of my house; I'll disown her ! " roared the lam lying here a helpless prisoner, and when you nate gaod powers of physical endurance, but they aro chin." " I never do," said the drummer from old gentleman. have the pleasure of going about as you like among "andtreacdes Chicago. ! But it happened that she was " biking " in the people mid in the delightful open sir. ' " Don't you think, Tottie, if you aroneed your- novelty. Hazel belong to shrewd re:tures, and such Miss Sweet : Do yon find it eareomioal to do Park, and that Beverley St. John Was her companion self aud tried to be active, that you would get back as delight in intercourse with friends. Clear blue your own cooking ? Mrs. Burner° : Oh, yes ; of the morning spin. your strength ? " Emily queried without any very eyes are aemciated with love of caauge and progress. my husband doesn't eat half as much as when we Perhaps Grandpana Aylmer haa not been quite had a cook. just to tho young fellow. great sympathy in voice or mariner. A mixed or indeterminate colmx of ewe ma be a y " Yon don't under:a/sod my illness—nobody does ! taken as evidence that the individual is a poor judge Bobby • Paw, what's the difference between But he was a very estimable young man, and he aqua an( . . I weter s Paw : The druggist will show loved the dainty, witching Lilies with all his Arid I suppose you are tired of having a sick person of shades and hues, if not quite colour-blind. Tho mound to make the house so dull and gloomy. organic dense of W.ack eyes is that the sclerotic memhear t. you, my son, that the difference is merely the " Well, never mind ! I'll send your professor, if brane or outer covering is more tensely drawn. This Lilies had never permitted him to breathe a sylprice. that will make you any happier," Emily interposed may be, and lies been, demonstrate-Inn the eye of a lable of affection to her as yet. Nor was she ready Fuddy : There goes Widow Grimes. A great hastily, with a gtance of pity arid disgust at the in- newly-killed ox, which is rendered black by tightento admit that she cared for him. woman, that ; always looking out for number one. e Duty, teresting invalid. ing this membrane. Black eyes are universal among she declared to herself with a resolute Duddy : Always looking out for number two, you • i • f • • ' " You never intend to carry that horrid um- the natives of hot climatee ; blue and grey are found tig itening o her rosy, pouting lips, " I would try Mean. brella ?" said Tottie, who always affected ignorance in cold and temperate renions, where the blood of to care for him, and I would become his wife before Patient : The heat is so oppreseive, doctor, I feel of any need of economy. various races has mingled by inter-marriage. The I would be forced into a marriage with this Lennox like committing suicide. Doctor : Oh, that would " It'. the best I have," Emily replied shortly. result of euch mixture is that relaxation of the I arnum, who is, no doubt, seine insignificant and never do. As I said befere, my friend, what you die bl d 1 • • sagreea e person, an w loin it is very certain I " Why don't yea buy—buy a new one then ? I'm system which produces the blue eye and lightneed is a change. sure it, will sho-ock the professor," sobbed Tottie. re loria,el hair. Intellectually the effect is to produce shall abhor." She :Do you know, Harry, father bas forbidden It was these reflections, perhaps, which caused the " I fear your professor is only a quack," Emily in ogreesive nations, and, as a rule, bine-eyed people remarked. are lucre dispoeed to change, progress, and interyou the house ? He : Forbidden rue the house ! I peculiar gentleneer of her manner towards Beverley 'lawn Emily closed the door behind her. (entree than those with blaele eyes. never asked him for the house. His daughter iS St. John as they wheeled through the park that .... Emily Eyre wee barely nineteen, nearly eight good enough for me. frosty morning. THE REINS OF Govenennren—The tyrannical years younger than her sister. " Have you the ' Relics of By-Gone Days? ' " This gentleness emboldened him, and he presently man may be obeyed by the- members of his homeYet the whole care and maintenance of the small asked the young laclyeentering a book store. "Yes," began the tender confession which she had always hold, but he is seldom loved, even by his own wife. homehold devolved upon her, and there were times replied the polite clerk, with a bow, "we have some managed to prevent. Unreasonable and exacting demands may wear out of last year's calendars." ; " Please don't talk nonsense, Bev ! Don't spoil our TO