"adventures Of Tad."

The Register takes pleasure in presenting to its readers thte week the first installment of a serial story entitled, "Adventures of Tad." It wil] be found on the seventh page. It is a deligh;ful and profitable story for both young and old. It is as good for the "old ftllow" as for the youngster; and is a clean, bright story that can be read aloud in the family cirole. "Tad" is pee of the many thousand waifs in our large cities ; bui unlike moet oí them, he remembered the teachings of his mother wbom he tenderly mourned, an d he kept himself from the worst evils. He knew the ways of the citiee, howeve and was a smart, ?hrewd boy, quite oapable of elbowing his way through lifeIf you read four chapters, you will becotne so interested in his fortunes that you will sit up nights waiting for the rest to