lt;« 'upvnght. by H UowteaiWhat a perfectly eiqulslt* Child!” •trlaimed a i*«.rr b) lo h«r companion, after a glance at little Jack. Jack ■ mother Adgetted with comp la tvucy, and looked admiringly at the vlalon at bar feet—a vlalon of golden curls. rich, ex*atuy cotupleilou. and (be most tempting briar rose cheeks— a small boy, clad froiu top to tor lu spotle** white iVe «mi a pretty bo) , Jib# knew there was no dvuylng that tact. and so aha did not tarry to ask her self the meaning of that Inarrut* ble look that waa dawning In the great brown e)e* a look* new and at rang a. it would have med to her. for ahe waa all a flutter with maternal vanity Mrs Ivrhaui sighed How fortunate ou are Mattie ” ahe eald Jack I* such a t»erfect gentle And take* all the loiejy dieaalngyou can think up for him. hut my Jaiue* Hlit sighed again, andJack • mother laughed for lh%* rnere mention of Jamea the unspeakableUiilftlh Iff f 1% ilk #•«! kfltt^a las I lliflltfUkaound of a iiiiimed kick and howl came from Jautea’ room.lack s mother ato«Ml a moment In thought, then said * Jackie, dear, suppose you go hart and talk to your little cousin, and then you can help hlut dress. u,(». and rntne on to thr pavilion with him If you persuade Jatues to get up and come right on mother will buy you a beautiful new bookJack faced nh**dieutly about, and when bin back a a* Well turned. h« made a wry fate which would haw curdled the blood of a (loop for b« had overheard his Aunt Jeuule »a adrulrtngj)Now, nnt Jackie the ftW eetefcl thing' 1 doll t see how ft Will be pos slide for Janies lo |*ersl»t in his tiaugbtinrs* after h« »e«** him Jack felt vary douhtfitl about his mission, for he knlt; s that James did not approve of himself or hj» mother hut tlie unusual!) smart raituent withla V * t 4 Ih. ft. - .a aGOVERNOR ON “MOURNERS’ BENCH