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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1892-12-09, Page 3infliet fresh 'suttering 0n her to trivet, escltp: d the Inidery that would have one who knew all that occurred, and 1 been :her lot as the gift. of ieul;less, despised her for being credulous. How -1 profligate Cyril Myers, and is free to ever, when she,luoked up iIG was to i five Iles' hand to her more asserting say lira iy ; 1 lover. Unless Mr Wallis letlelve his visits 1 LL floowAI'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.— to yon I must go home. I cannot en,i During ,piercing winds and excessive aura to thiult that I ani depriving you ; variations of telnpleratui a every true is Of thep loasurs of his society, 1 more or le -s liable to internal loud ex,- Thanlyou, my clear, said the widow sinpply. He will be glad cocome, for he loves us all. Clare meant to confide herself to her own apartments as long as Cuthbert Wallis remained at the farm; but it so happened that he arrived just as she and. the elder children were taking exelitiuge the labour of an hoer for the shelter from a thunderstorm in an old pfofit of a lifetime. All bronchial, pulmonary, and throat disorders re- quire that the Ointment should he thoroughly well rubbed upon the skin twice a day with great regularity, cou• siderable l.rislcnssa, and mach persis- tence. tenial disease, Throat,. chest, liver, bowels, kidneys, and skin all suffer in. some degree, sod may be relieved by rubbing in this Ointment, aided by proper Closes of the Pills, for adminis- terillg which fu 1 directions aceoinpany each box ; in truth, any one who thoroughly lm eters Holloway's "in- straetians" will, in remedying 'disease, shed in the centre of a wood. It was he who calmed her fears, who wrapped. about her the thick shawl and on whose arm 6110 leant during the walk to the farm, After this it was 'impossible to se- clude herself, and they gradually fell back to the old intimacy.. , By•.and-by Clare returned to her father's house, a little graver that she used to be, but more unselfish, considerate for others. With Mrs Lennard she had lisbed a life-long friendship She was busy one morning select- ing, from a pile of illustrated volumes for the young, the prettiest and most interesting as a birthday gift for tittle Bertie, his uncle's namesake, when Mr Valleton looked over her shoulder. Ha 1 You are going down to the farm this afternoon, aren't you, my dear You may take Mrs Lennard a bit of news that will, I think, please her. I have arranged to accept her brother as my partner.. have a better one Oh, papa, I am so glad to hear it 1 cried Clare, her eyes sparkling with more estab- 1 could not A Frank Explanation. Guide—This room, ladies and gentlemen, is the one in which the Duke. of --Was assassinated. Tourist—Are you sure ? A differ. ent room was st.own to me when I cal- led here three years ago Guide—That's easily explained, sir. You see, this part of the building was being repaired about that time. • delight. Hem ! but Wallis is not satisfied' with the arrangement. He wants some- thing more than 1 offered him. Am I to agree to his demential What is it he asks 1 But as Clare spoke her voice sank to a whisper, her eyes fell before tier father's quizzical glance, and Mr Val- leton, taking=!.ler to his breast, kissed her tenderly before responding: What does he ask 9 He will tell you himself this afternoon when he joins you at his sisters's. Win titer he is or is not to have the precious gift be craves must rest with you. Anil Cuthbert Wallis did take coir, age to tell Clare Valleton how long and firmly he had loved. And Clare has learned to thank Heaven that she BRING8 Ease and Comfort fttle Dtit : T wonder why there 4811't ever any ATI tl. iii the corners of; reilruad care Trial jhelf ; Spiders have eight eyes, and I guest; it's too nluoh trouble to keep the cinders out. Mouthy Prizes Ior Pops and Gnu. The "Sunlight" Soap Co.,. Toronto. oiler the fol lowing prizes every month till further notice, to boys and girls under l0, residing 10 tiv Province of Ontario, who send the creattat inti for of "Sum light" wrappers: 1St, elk; 2nd, 0; tird. $3; 401, 1'St to.14th,a Handsome , h o•• a9 1 o f 1, Boi, ,d l r t p Y picture to thoswho soul not less than 12 Wrappers. Send wrappers to'•Sunlight" Soap thrice, 43 Scott St., Toronto, nott later than 20th of each month, and marked °"Competition"; also give full name, ad- dress, age, and number of wrappers, winners' naves will be published In the Toronto %tail n0 'het Saturday 10 OVAL month The Cause of 1ieumatism. Au acid which exists in sour milk auil eider, called lactic acid, is believed by physici'tns to be the cause of rheumatism. Accumulating in;:the blond, it attacks the fibrous tissues in the joints, and causes agonizing pains. What is needed is a remedy to neutralize the acid, aud'to so invigorate the kidneys aLd liver that all waste will be parried off. Hood's Sarsa- parilla is heartily recommended by many whom it has cured of rheumatism. It possesses just the desired qualities. and so thoroughly, nrrifies the blood as tr prevent oocurrance of rhoumatic attacks. We suggest D. trial of FIood's Sarsaparilla by all who suffer from rheumatism. WITVpoor soaps and old fashioned Ivays of washing, it Is Cruel and 1nrd upon woman of advancing years to attempt Iatiadry work. 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