HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-11-11, Page 7in the next room, as she always
when Alice enure) and rend to 1
Atter a time be told her he was t
of the book, and he Iny silently wa
ing her as she moved about the ro
seettts so. strange 1 he said
?;Clef I.
What seems strange ? she asked
T11at\1 should have been at y
house so much, he said, and ne
have seen how lovely you were.
Alice turned pale and caukbt
breath.
You Must not speak to me like tl
she said, when she was able to con.
her voice.
Surely,, you do not dislike my
miration ?
No, no ; it is not that. It is—Yon
mu£rttn't do it, please,
There was a tone of entreaty in the
last word. Alice went away not lung
afterward and hit was late when she
' returned the next itay.
What has kept you 1 he asked.
I had work to do for El --for my
mother, she answered. Besides, you
are netting so well that yon—you'do
not need the any, more.
Do not need you 1
Tire' tone of surprise and reproach
Was Unanswerable.
(Have you any message for me from
Eleanor 1 he asked presently.
Slie went half way across the room,
and turning suddenly, ran to the side
of his bed and burst out itn etouusly ;
Oh, flow could she—how could she
be so cruet ? How could any woman
leave you alone in your trouble ? ` It
was. cowardly, it was heartless, it
was—
. She paused as suddenly as she had
begun, and started away. But he
caught her hand and held her.
Do von feel so deeply for me, then 1
be asked
Oh, I don't know. You mustn't --
I did not rneau to say that. Please,
please let we go.
Nu, he answered, I will never let
you gn, if you u, ill only stay willingly.
She did''nut speak but trembled lake
a leaf, and vainly tried to draw her
hand away, while tears ran down her
cheeks.
Alice, be sltiel, 1 know iurw why 1
was hurt, it was that I might learn
to know you—and her. !1iy eyes have
been opened 1 am poor now, Alice, bns
I love you.
What right have you to eay that to
lice 1 she cried, turning upon hire with
flaming checks.
`Taut be would not release her hand.
.lie held it, and drew her toward hire,
I say it, Alice, by the divine right of
love. You know as well as I do that
1 am a free pian, though your noble
loyalty would not let you say it with.
out her permission ; and you know
that you love me,
She fell npou her knees beside the
' bed, and buried her face iii her hands.
Oh, yes 1 she sobbed. 1 have loved'
you always. .
. And Eleanor congratulated herself
Upon having got out of it very easily.
did
Iitn,
ired.
tch.
are,
pre -
our
ver
her
rat,
trot
ad -
"Golden Medical Discovery" cures
those diseases which come frotn blood
impurities-- scrofula and akin diseases,
sores and swellings
But does it ? It's put up by the
thousands of gallons, artd sold to hun-
dreds of thousands, Oan it ouae just
as well as thouglr it had been corn-
pouuded just for you?
Ito makers say that thousands of
people who have had Tetter and Salt.
rheum. Eczema and Erysipelas, Car..
buneles and sore eyes, Thick Neck and
Enlarged Glands, are well to -day
becanse they used it..
Suppose that this is so. Suppose
that a quick+witted man was far-seeing
enough to Imo* that to cleanse the
blood was to cleanse the life. Suppose
that by many experiments, and after
many failures, he discovered this gold
en key to health and that his faith in
it for von is so strung that you can go
to your druggist, buy tt bottler, and if
it doesn't help you, you can get your
money returned—cheerfully. Will
you try it t
The remedy to have faith in, le
the remedy the makers thertiselves
bite faith in.
nMatt has the right to .cuHil train
tett ffOrL`tPwtr.
Nothing In Newspapers Nohow. •
Ile was a welI.to-do farther with a
grown son or two, and they were
thrifty, One day not loin; ago the
old man canis into the office of the
country piper and found the edit.lr• at
his desk, The editor was surprised..
He had known the farnrer.for twenty
years or more but he had never seen
hint in that place before.
Good. morning, remarked the. farm..
er, rather sheepishly.
, H'ow are you, responded the editor,
Glad to see you. I thought you might
be comlrrg around antne day.
Yes, acid the old man's face grew
rosy red.
What's the news 1 inquired the edi-
tor.
1 want to.snhscribe for the paper.
That's news, ain't it 1 and the farmer
laughed.
Wall, yes; very good news.
How much is it a year??
One dollar cash, or a dollar and tY
half if paid at the end of the year.
The farmer took out his pocketbook.
Give me Sii worth, he said. Here's
the Money.
The editor gave such unmistakeable
evidence of surprise and curiosity that
the farrier felt called up ,n to explain.
I guess,.be said, I ought to have
dune it before. We and the boys have
talked abort it, but we thought there
wasn't anything much in the papers
anyway, and we thought we could get
more out of a dollar a year some other
way. Not long ago we ran across a
man with a fin,: plan to make money.
No matter what it was, We went into
it and we are short now a thousand
dollar's. The other fellow ain't though.
One of our neighbt!rs read us all about
ie his paper yesterday. If I'd be-
gun taking your paper twenty years
ago I'd still have 980 years to run on
that $1,00 we gave up for nothing.
Send on vont. paper,and when my time
is up, let me know. Good day, and
he went out.
?tile
Beginnings`.—The 'steam
which raised tint lid of• the;kettle led
a philosophic mind io utilize it ,for
titan's benefit. No out, dreamed that
we should now be, dragged along by it
at the rate of sixty utiles an hour.
When Perry Davis made a preparation
for tiie m+ d eittttl nse of his family,
over fifty y1 ,ars ng.: neither he nor
any gran imagined that it would now
be sold in every land, and prove to be
the PAINKILLER of the world. The
new big bottle, old price 25c.
A man should give Lis hest moments
to himself.
3 Applications.
It takes only three to thoroughly remove
Dandruff, stbp itching of the scalp, and
make the hair soft -cud pliable. In fact,
Auti-Dandruff is a perfect hair tonic --all
say so who use it.
Your baby isn't any sweeter and
prettier thanforry down other babies.
Flo Quit The Doctor.
C=FE,l2f,EUEN,—I was troubled with dys-
pepsia for about four years and tried sever-
al remedies but found them of little use..
I noticed itis advertisement of Burdock
Blood Bitters, so I quit the doctor and
started to uqe 13 B 13, and soon found that
there was nothine to equal it. It took jiist
three bottles to effect a perfect Sure in my
ease, and I can highly reeotnmend this ex-
cellent remedy to all.
BERT J Rum, Wingllanr, Ont.
They who do not re.td should nut
talk.
Ripans Tabnl:es prolong life.
Bread and butter school girls may
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EIieIr:MATlsai CORED IN A DAY. --$oath
American Rliournano Cure of Itbeumatism
and NeUrtt:l;ia radically cures iu 1 to 3
days. Its action upon the system is.re'
markable and mysterious, Xbremove* 1i,t
once the cause of the disease Immediately
disappears, The first dose greatl''bene.
fits. Iii cents. Warranted at C11ahottn's
drug store.
An ounce of sand:in a poundsofsugar
will knock down a pile of prayers as.
high as fr steeple.
Anew* to llortistes.--Aro you columned at night
and broken of your rest by a sink ehud suifering and
urying with pain of Ceetting Teeth? 11 a0 gond at
i once and ge A bottle of ' Ure: Winslow'8 Soothlnrat
Syrup" for Children Teething. Yrs Valle is lnoaieul.
,.61°. It wilt roiieve the • poor little snrferer,
immediately. Depend upon it, smothers; there it no
4 mistake about It, It tures Dysentery and Diarrhtea,
resplatee the Stomach and Bowela, cures wind Celle,
softens the flume reduces Ynnanmtation, and gives
tahe and enerly.tio rho whole eystem. "Mrs, Wln.
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pleasant to the taste and is the praeoription df One of
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100110/14 WAD*SUMP wSI rata ord ftikia k. en (Sherr Wad wntar�OW�r
Printers black ink has the extraor-
dinary propert►, accorling to Dr
.Auguste bS'nrdelnai'4e, of the faculty of
Montpelier, of being a cure for the
most violent Headache, It is ouly
necessary to rub the gums vigorously
with it to experience immediately
relief. An exchange remarks that It
may be very good, but eertaiuly is,
very dirty, Anyone desirous of trying
this remedy can obtain i4 iuouthfltl free
of charge at the Toms offie0, but for
our own part we would prefer giving
somo dentist ea opportnirity of wrest-
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molar.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is the
Best, Easiest to Ilse, and Cheapest,
Sold by druggists ar sent by mall.
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