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The Wingham Times, 1893-07-14, Page 6
THE WINO'LIAM TIMES, JULY 14, 1893, .�.:�—..--..�..�•�-...,::... us oe ai�vays yxustxut, always ala •fulness on the part of Labra,. quick ing of ane? If not, tie foe up at the gang- pity, paxap for dor sin. g Then she changed the rf�t vrsatian, v yiruchtceil a corresl?onding gaiety in nay and give ane twenty dozen with a But an zc lull struck throe h live and zeeently left him, to attnzznon her Dorothy. She joined its many a merry now cl ©d 'mar lases Always been in her Soul boDwea headt turned nnmored la ac- and and Captazn Dundas that he . L y Might and C petro Acquainted with her only laugh, tate healthy pizlk colour glowed thoughts," said Laura, hatingherself for cents of despair: „ relatives. once more in her cheeps, and presently the ec uzvoeatzetz, but to justify "No, no, ]can never be forgiven! atilltteor� conscious of a ce talo Ben and dvs found her stealingonunderro los her sister, and hinder the useless and de- CHAPTER- - - -- 1 diWill lore was He n ad sus of for a in iris neck, voluntarily first it around plorable avowal which she saw trembl- his beds., Ito was the first innilall endearment sponse to his generous avowals, He had Te - she bad bestowed upon lilts all thrix ingupon Dorothy's lips. t ' or zr1�,?, andils, ' peoted a voluntary explanation of the • ricd life. Left orphans unprovided It s no small thing for an Angel like The clay wore on, and �poaeo reigned incidents had gone so far to trt this, that all the world's envying me," undisturbed in the sailor shome. By the hisnde is that, But Lne eo far to justify had for, one easter had other bad iu marrtion ied Dundas went on, "to track her rough advice of her sister, Dorothy had not i e said nothing, and the bases of suspeciod maintain herself, thehusband on the chart of the Southern parted to Captain Dundas tho)i-, knowled the fleet man who had proposed to tale P H were as sound as ever. • the possibility of her support I,?er• t1,C le rib "• i j4 othy liked the honest, affectionate sailor', 3.1i but she aid not love hint, audliad rather \� v ��a �w� eadurecl his caeesso,3 than reciprocated them, But now the sense of her undeserving- =as ndeservin - ,,,,. Hess and of his devotion- warmed her `*. Yt heart to hien, and the lurid impression and threw lies arm arouna teasels .diner rums. of tate past night inclined her to appro- tlee stairs, A ciate the blessing of such a sanctuary aura with a car fraternal his cordiality. It was not long before Captain Dundee from misery and shame as her husband's at even ast it was nott Dr o y an quitted his wife's room, and came heav- love afforded. r saw that it was. aDorothy. and the Dundas was .delighted to have her rust tars, who had the -honour o pulling with busily ili i yi preparing hisllbreakfast, cst Laura, creep to his side with the soft purring leis mates for to his "missus,�r of l• and the s delon glance at hintto learn what had manner of a cat. He hugged her quite aptsinhome their his a • and now transpired. Dorothy's husband had be- close to his heart, ,and, looking down 'ere taking ty a rewarder a nood'swree come grave, and he pulled at the little into her pretty oval face, less grave and ken a rc<1 by any fuse delicacy, were firm, more childlike than Laura's ho ex - u b aback by the sudden checkthe wont when troubled or thoughtful, ' his claimed: uderbis tronze& skin, He paled visibly! "My poor little darling! fretting •'Well, Boa," inquired Laura a little g! Been rider his bronzed skin, and the d La gladness led out 4f his face as he releascel Lanr;t, anxiously, `•liuw do you. find herr Yoe 33exi, eh? Spike my guns, but We and stammered: Captain Dundas lifted his bristly eye- too bad! I shall be part-owner next lu�ost brusquely,brows very high, and stufred the end of voyage,asci the Captain's wife shall go "Why, where's Dorothy?" his beard into his month; then he sat along with him, And then we'll grow I r� ^1lastenect to reassure him Dor down at the table, and began absently to rich, Doll , and have a ship of our own Lau t , "SFIE'S STItL CI. IT 1 LOC1Ii,L�1i itA !" 1 was indoors, fast asleep ; she had cut himself a bili slice of bread -and' _•_clay a dozen ships, and more maybe. arta a sleepless night with a dreadful batter, as had been his cttstolubeforo he O well hold up our heads with the best Seas. Why, folks wouldn't believe that all the time I've been away my Dorrie CHAPTER 1.'T. 1 which would work such hayoc un then dis t He wasas appointvd--scrod by her future, Nothing had transpired to dis- holt! of is nee, but h doubted her quiet her farther, and,1, eel about the no more. His instinct told hits alts was. house, she hadrecoverednil a few hours ; guileless; his love bade him be patient touch of her old sportivenese. Thgedby and trustful. Laura, she made an effort to thrust I Laura ulclily returned to him, bring - away all that stood between !her and a in her q sick and the sailor -husband, calm enjoyment of the present hour, t and introduced Lord e sailor- to thorn And Dundas, occupied with decorating j as her introduced betrothed. the house and spinning many a yarn Well re winced at this, and before. abouthis voyages, seemed to ansa -1 the hearty, wince congratulations lations of his eel front his mend all freely, andst, brother-in-law. No word of Laura breatllocl freely, and took some1 assumedarriage lead been spoken between him comfort from the prospect of the success !and Laura, and, reconciled as he was to love and trust her, he yet hold in re- serve this crown of wedloclt for the wo- man whose life- kept back from him no secret and no mysteries. Laura King- don was not eta a woman, and he shrank from this taking her to wife in the face of her relations with this spectre of reserve between thelrt. But there seemed to Ueno alternative, otliache, and had just "gone oft." The est would do her good, for her health, tough not seriously affected—yes, yes, it was nuite sure of that—had not been n gong; of late ; Captain Dundas had been . long away; he and Dorothy must ever be parted any more. Recovering 's joyful spirits, though subdued band nc :'cn for his wife's delicate health a necessity to avoid awaking her, the onest sailor gave Laura a hearty buss 1 to herself. and bade her go into the use and fetch some liquor, in which e Jacks might toast their Captainand s lass. Then, under his direction, the est brought up from the boat a number chests and packages—some strangely •a. y: for their size, some very fragile, 1 apparently precious—and deposited em iu the kitchen with the tenderness a mother and the noiselessness of a tt for, - Lord love you! wasn't these tags intended for the Captain's pretty tle ' `'inissus"? and she, bless her bright nd -u)-stairs trying get e It VMS fully twenty minutes before the ,+en a\ as, of em! "Humph!" he remarked with a long Dor looked up at him with kind.. here was longing for too, praying for Hie ggrunting sigh like the blowing of a war- 3to come back safe, as if there weren't no rue. "Poop' little thing! she's mighty ling love• other man alive. shaky, isn't sho:? All tatrembling and "You can hold up your head with the ler man a says to nee says he: `Wil a- ' 1 lle'e beenill, she has, beat now, Ben. ou•are an holiest man. Captain,'b lubber says, 'your say won't why, „ Idliue the vl c . S You have done nothing to be ashamed Wild t'sibeer the you let Sheme won't t it..of, " she salol. you back none too soon. A sailor's got `,that's been en; matter.; , assure you, ,•Why, of course," replied Dundas, a wifo in every port, and a sailor's wife, "NothingeruIessa nothings I asstrepatting her cheek; "I wouldn't be able when hor 'husband goes to sea, ain't long bu.t—thi nervousness depression of spirits, P me hack toy= if my papers weren't without consolation.'I drove the words crud—tare toothachenaet limes night, o bt uo pretty fair order. And what you say down the liar's throat and three of his° sodden Chuan hug hp bo steno don ever tech with 'em for company. Your such a rough, boisterous old fel- is true, for the best intt'nthoneatitlnrnlnto "I know nay Dorothy would be true as tv „ port has his got g caw - Teat needle o1 a compass, and to prove to Honest gives us dignity and c g t after love her! 1 ds away—twice mean to be. age," mannered Laura. Now that her my trust in her I've brought my lass stet anteror bo e°, s:ttvay—twice just over, these )earls, which I've heard tell must steering for hems, and then. ordered off sister's danger was ovt.l, ]ler tnittd was 1 given to the. good and pnro, again to the end of the world—well, reverting to her own affairs. Dorothy only he b but I was glad to also was thinking of herself when she As he spoke, he sought to clasp the shiver her toy bowsprit! necklet round Dorothy's throat. It was grip susuppose e s oe'sce getting added: very too much, A. heart that was all too vul- ` I supposo she's getting up now?" "Shame crushes as in the dust of useable to such stabs _could contain its "5 ea; sheorderedntebelow for break- humility and fecca." agonyno oonghr: With a -wild burst of fast. and pmtbinised to be alongside before Dundas gazod upon her bowed head, stored. Bless her dear as if he could scarcely believe it was grief the remorsofnl Wife thrust the gift Igoe hetet!•go Dorothy who had spoken. from her. and sank down at his foot. oat out of Solis a -up-stairs, little heart! to s a loving one my hough- 1 "Taket ' sleep for once in a way! take! Sorry find her so weakly though, "But my little angel," he said tender them back! Take thorn back! a wink, of her labours to preserve their hap• piness. What mattered the enforced duplicity? The aim was a just one. The result must be good, she persuaded herself: "He who is robbed, not want- ing what is stolen, let him not know it and he's not robbed at all." And With this specious reasoning she set her con- soience at rest, But with that ease of mind came other t and, with an uncomfortable. souse 0 thoughts that dismayed and tortured 1 her, She loved Lord Willinore, The ' being enmeshed m a net, . he submitted i ht of her brother -iii -law's devotion to with the best grace he could command, s and, as was usual with him in debatable his wife brought Andhio conviction freshly situations, he became eager for the sup - What to her heart.lhow had they tamed? ort and counsel of his friend Chester. n leen is doubts df her has she left Port was outside, buried in the wait- fromto rankle in his mind? Was it not clear ing hansom. his sudden departure without S go ed leave to bring slim leavetaking, and from the subsequent inandnore esse t e•gem leaveito, and, repulse she had received from Muriel, in anpresent gladly accorded, per - that both friend and lover cuisjudged mission beingprogucgled the acgolcorded, he her relations with Kestrel? And had not promptly an her lover's friend, Cecil Chester, actual- 'politicianfrhad beneaen th sing him ..est ly seen her bestowing an endearment Paper, which upon that man? Would not Chester as a soporific and subsequently ee a surely confirm Willmore s suspicion, and counte•Pane, brought t.ae must not the result be that her lover Cheater came in, and would loathe and forsake her? newspaper with him,' He conver ,ed She felt that she could better bear to affably with tho Captain and his pretty lose him than to be condemned in his wife, and listened appreciatively to their thoughts. But how could she protect praises of sister Laura. herself from misconstruction—how dis- These seemed to be simple, genuine pal the cruelly false impression she had folk enough. They told him freely sister'smade? happiness she must many things that explained the circum - guard Her PPhad met Miss which he guard at all costs, and the secret once stances under told would imperil it from that moment. Kingdon,, but they either could or would As sho gazed into the street through a impart nothing as to Muriel O'Connor, veil of tears, picturing the bitter sacci- and he keenly surmised that Mrs. Dun- fices which seined forced upon her, das, at least,had she some not knowledge of that lady whichcare to divulge. Lightly touching on his last night's visit to "the house at the corner," he took occasion to refer to the persons he had met there—to Dennis Donovan and to Ralph Kestrel. Ha 1 there was a weak point in the armour, or his obser- vation erred. Mrs. Dundas, at the men- tion of Kestrel's 'namo, had suddenly left the apartment without apology or apparent cause. Captain Dundee professed that neither of these persons was known to him, but the wife, Laura Kingdon's confidante, clearly did not want to be questioned concerning one of then. Chester was satisfied for the moment, and reserved his next attack for Laura herself. As he glanced at a paragraph in the evening paper, he felt that he had a strong weapon in his hands. Tho Captain suggested that Laura should sing for the company, a proposal which Lord Willmore ardently backed. "Tune up, my little nightingale!" cried Dundas. "Ever heard her sing, sir? There's more music in it thanha hauling chorus—ay, pretty nigh heartiness of the cry •Land -ho 1' from the look -out when we're nearing home." And Laura sang in a soft sweet voice these words: fu o P I left'lieras trim as you are." ly, "has never had anything to .be tie- My God! pearls are not forme!" tiVillmore's love and good opinion plausible explanation - liamned of, unless, maybe, an old frock, . • the Lord Willenor and a and g dof Muriel , t tothe stip ;Aura gave ti pLuu, ^�1' sus 1 neghei brother-in-law liber- Well1 that h' shape in the whisk- O'Connor, a cab came rattling • hoist Gln scAltlarT? duos and Laura gave o big departed to return CHAPTER XVII. tling upto the }� er- have la ship s m •- berth a the Laura Dor. thankful for the time thus . �lI l with 1hamnaand eggs, all hot and ing of a sharks tail. Laura Lois door, an eel as crimson as the front 1" for secs Dorothyn to prepare herself for r and a huge cup of strong those hatches; you'll find a rare cargo Ben Dundas recoiled in amazement. e l:ilielly'-meant deception. spluttering,of steffs. Pipe for your dressmakers and Under the weather-beaten ruddiness of the cabinet piano ;for Wfllmore himself, ge urged byDundas, who burnt , o0 c'e our milliners: I'll set 'be to work." ' his face hegrew pale as the pearls in his in faultless visiting -dress, sprang forth ,-n- pow, o ' Dorothy's reception had evidently dis- Y the eagerness to behold his wife, yeti an ointed tho warm-hearted Dundas, and. Lauirat and hor sister bent down over hand. on to the broken pavement, and contem.- ir: dnot for the world in selfish: uch was to be feared from ter weak the trunk, and brought out a quantity of For a moment Laura believed that the plated No. 19 Shore Street. tinon. on her Dorothyororepose, went ,/ i nd transparent nature; but Laura con silky fabrics, all otg the pa s nand dreaded destruction had come upon that Laura, hidden behind tho window - 1 5 P , home,and her heart quailed within her. curtain, �vatchedhis face. Would he be ars to see if were "awake, • and to make the husband believe his colours incl extrav,t ant Cowering in the }ted, 'wifepiningfor his return, and some the was spent b Ben�amin'Dun- Then, with the presence of mind often displeased. with this humble abode? No, he found her v if , hadh beenwdas in trying to persuade the ladies that :1 and trembling xpecwit fear, if her seed the way for explanation of any ?' g g P it ut into appro- born of a critical emergency, she rushed he seemed d rather anticipated impressed. finding anent she expected the coming of her outbreaks •of sensitiveness that wero only these things would ma e p y pl in to the 1 sdon't notice her. She Indeed, unsightly, had a squalid, hovel in such prate costumes. Suddenly Captain „ Ben! shard, withs a sch dread tas and shame too ul dly to occur.g y, p' eche as a condemn ed to "stow away" a Dundas noticed that wifeohad extract- has been Hysterical lately. This is nosh a quarter of the town, psi her such awaiting the Dundas managed eel from an old iron -bound ti• enit a small criminal inayfeol `viten hearty bro ikfast, and asci begun to un g ing to the fancies that take her some wet e pleasant to the the eye, lois the grime euutiozler, fasten the strips and cordage of the package carefully enveloped in paper. times. There is at superstition, you house looked clean and respectable, •, 'Is he cortin,;, Laura? Is h4 coming;?" various par ages that had been Draught H ,cal„ he riled with a roar of glee, know, about •a ,gift of pearls. it means He rang the bell. agitated accents, rising ashore,when the ale, timid face of his seizing Laura by the arm, and pointing misfortune, tears, she thinks. She has Lana hesitated. Should she avoid an whispered in np excitedly, "She's struck it I Look, Laura! been reacting a story about that, and it interview? To do so would. imply that it thepillowand stretching 'oast a wife appeared n the door. He sprangs, She's struck it! Trust a woman to find has upset her, I suppose. Come, Dorrie, ate arm when she fotancl that only forward and herfaceto in his arms, and her soundings a fog! I didn't say a „ she was ashamed to meet him. On the sister had entered the room, Dorothy hid face on his broad chest, g g Dorrie 1 don't be so absurd. other hand, it would be inconvenient-, in the kitchen, so eager and clung to him for some moments. word about it, did I And there it ism Ben Dundas was a man of simple un- indeed perilous—to adjust the mistm- me is below **Alla 1" cried Dundas gleefully, "that's her hand, and it'll be coiled around her suspicious nature. He did not maze indee ndlteg in that house. ea you! But good. e won't you're asleep, is,een rett figure -head in no time or ou But see him she must. She felt that y hesitate to take this clue to izs is sohe disturb had the old cuddle that forgotten i t a may stop Ben Dundee's grog." of his bewilderment. It seemed to him to dismiss him now would be to lose him apse I told him astory—that you had away so long that you'dw hadn't ' A present for me? A particular a reasonabo explanation. What else for ever. o she' striving to such a had off your aIIthach. and bitwhen I hailed you just the sunlight and present?" inquired Dorothy, opening the could account for his evife's distress? prepare reply While the wasststri which can shape off your toothache and you, Dolly? Conte into t S g packet. • The remorse that she felt he never she fait stye he had mole to asst—areply havei ), t of What! ! Pepin 1'ttl 1 Dorothy e int as soon as you like, dear; the let's a look you. "Yes, est for your own sweet little guessed. To doubt his little oro ly lel she better for Be L h `t Come, come lass you � „ l that would exonerate herself and at the beall 1 now Ben has come self, and no one *as not possible 1 same time shield rate h o cnrtatn., andY coy pet. again, a n. et Inc open t e eye agamn else under God's sun. for him. ter—tee bell rang look at be Humphl home smiles And Dundas crouched over her withWith a woman's tenderness he raiser and she hearts her brother-in-law clout look your very best, Dorrie, I home Sit in the armchair,dear lttle head. his hands on his knees, sailor -fashion, her ice his arms, and laid her, still sob- coming upstairs to answer et. hsay. Iiera bathe yourhface again :Wean this round your watching with the broadest of grins the bang, upon the sofa. Hastily calling to him to be- er the cold water. It el—so. basin, Wet 1 have no Shiversnore mytoothache. whe. Another nimble white fingers that removed cover • ""hero, there!" said he, with many a low, she opened the door, it. remain be- e, let me hold the ll yo how Now betterets! So! ad wheely r! it'so after cover, until an ebony box, curious- gentle caress: "layto abit,andiiso easy, self face to with Lord W her- eerie, away whole I tell you he is, is nor a prettyts of old dLord! and to lyinlaid with Indian designs in gold, Forgive t r e, : "la to a bit for being so The young peer faltered in no little orris, he looks ri well; and quite lass think, Hoe tlips! and to was disclosed. He cut short her admir- . thoughtless like. I have Neared tell of self a face to face as he endeavoredord Willmore. to little F owned with his bright; g f urly a good-. eatnow, seedt not another roan s since tohe ation of the casket. Thetetad been pre g aI'd, m plain his presence there, in him the ex- ourscl face and his Uig curly beard. earth has tasted them Dundas carried her stinted to him by a Parsee to whom he some the stupid things a�forgot. doubt of last night had assumed the cool: me for yon Then I event down rough sea dog Ben Du had rendered a service. lass cry! `Caere ain't nothing lei rtq dimensions of a lovers' quarrel. Had he steps sho disgu and 0!you was when off to the church1and made her his 'wife! "Look inside, my lass, look inside 1"Dorothy; but, aro aiudever, we won't come to apologise and bo reconciled, or seen how disgusted he was -when It does Sevin seifi :h of me to snatch away om all the world, ana Dorothy opened the box, and gave ahave gmerely to investigate her surroundings, mend he lead got litplcl of site by mss a flowerlooiinke in'sfor o other mortal but scream of delight as she saw anecklet of craft. n There Goes the lumber aboardver the and observe her more closely inle her 1 And he was F 0 anxious about you, act it got �got large earls. t' and observe life? gasked so maps cf evonaerandt he 1you; and just le mo'seeeolany prating "0, how beautiful!" st,And, true to his words, he tossed the He into had persuaded himself that his ; all the heaps he's ,roods-.ul things For the moment all the innocent girl- � a rl : inti en visited. There, son of chis cook run acrossr!"my bows! ish joy which had so recently seemed theurivle proud as indifferently as1if they motive was interest, curiosity; but he Iwas an invincible re nearly all rainow, I'll telly= I'd sink him, ei ing. that thunder!" had been nuns or peas or any trifling love, inwardly faith that was an instinct, iofb e t I in going to do. I'm sure I can't t Laura, perceiving that her sister was 1 heart and cher 1a -sighing a eyes. the Lof i biva away from yea neurit longer, ill at ease, diverted the conversation., bything. burning self-reproach; that made this that blind and cud drawing attention to the baggage. devil may steal a woman's soul with Laura, deeply cencerned forher sister, visitua sel-ramag4 of honor, And 11 just let doyen draw it "Look why:t he`e broughtle ou,Dorothy! jewels, well may it husband win his made no attempt to stay feign• curd so than IiF, can't t,r sur up "„c heart back again from its uulauv£ulwan- • Leave her with me, Ben;' she whin when he found lrtmself confronted by n. Then I'll send hien up here to Come, Ben, unpack tall the presents, a nts, I Bering her sweetly modest yet fearless gaze, yes• yes, be set come : don't be Tawe you've not forgotten your sister -in- "They're real, every one of 'em, est pored; "she will soon be more calm and and took note of her simple attire and isle and wicked, and -.miring to me law, Yj sensible:” her unassailable air of womanly purity, "nl teilips:, You melee That I haven't, my lass. You shall as they came out of the oysters," said With fl good hutmottrrcl lvonit and he felt all the shame which he had half t all the obs s Here'sleu ns and heats of things. Dundee. I just had 'em cleaned up a chuckle, Dundas reached for an old fav - in anlr, whist's more, you trio i be ivy. otig 1 1 I b bit and strung together, so that you ourite pipe that had hung by the fireplace expected he might see upon her face. pec hint. 1'or ars a a,tt.c:s tic I've broutheru ane lots of feI-clo•rol from 'em roundyour neck. Come, pule It tee ea gat months of tis ab- That flush of glad • surprise, the ex- tccould putaII thio g b ie n.ofold, love show you."anyfearof Lim. He the .iotithern Scud ov,r, you Dolly, PAY deity: value's declared; import andrthe ei quietly out of the room. tended hand, the unflinching encounter full of love for itjust your mud hook, and lay he cos you a hundred kisses." sence,'hen he was out of hearing, Laura of her truthful oyes vanquished his oils• can I meet hint? How dare z illi. ; and easy for a spell. Touthackt, rothy pada verygood first instal- statlated bitters and passionately, trust, and sca�torecl to the winds all un- iri s C z latter, eh? Well, steep your mouth shut, Du i ez po Y hien ! the falf-li' • , g, t g meat of `the duty, scarcely taking her bppworthy suspicions t ' it Laura andWith a sleet gray Y is hole. y 1 win do all .re ).plc g opened, eyes eta a e cried, and grateful see you He can't see your face r. ;stinct y parley.' •l:a e was o t half-light will make that for tear of the air c, nig .. but in suppressed tones, with her trem- c� a "I am ver i laclto the s ' i e ea of ..the pearls, bung sister, who, impressed by the a "she admittedgrave him to the parlor, i' 1 n 1, h rigid, "how rood you narrow escape she had had, an gra ref d the an of •. You art' its eee.c1 ren will Package ki after par I are to me! And I—I don't deserve such for Laura's timely service, grew calmer, are e& t u bad, really. cry}n;.; apse! ;ladt rhe lFr'nzm nmlil J e >lofddried. grass, love as yours." gave some attention to her words. + 1eater. From pt.t grass, „ and b ilei. is too t, er , I'lll.;tE,r Dryo1i t ger protecting material, each "Not deserve its protested Dundas, "But how could I listen unmoved to 's the this t start, or s!.;ave you ilr>rt, end u 1 1 1, taking -the earls from their nest. "Why, such reproaches?" Dorothy pleaded at y noir starlit, mit? Ii e' nil- in turn lucky a tt prize out of the , g, the t "lucky bags." There were neck- that's lust what you do, and a hundred length. "They were reproaches -yes, • — Ah! what's that? Iie'a• e•tr,al- _several 1 uc y anti- titres more loos than I've ever given again and again be stabbed the with the l,1 y laces and ornaments of coral and bo fair,. - owes quick withe •) tel carved in you. Why, haven't you married too-- kind things he said. Of course he could � g • - r nick! Iley has ivo rhesus, articles elaborately y y not understand how guilty and the 1• 'in c• r -rang. handkerchiefs haven't 'oat been true tome? 111 be a M tilt • I felt•�how Courage, he knowsyou're ivory, startling a good husband to a good wife, darling, us g of brilliant colottra, huge hair -pins, f, � gl guilty I must always feel so long as 1 C oteraxe; dariiu�;! BeLe hood to aerate.be stns of that. Not deserve my loss. hide my wickedness from him." c, loves you." were slittle wonderful fancy sippers wl ich, 'Why, what in thunder-" "lint you will not roofs ts'Y' gaily 1muked out of the tuerc, some, , , were just sizable "Ill vouch for her, Den, struck in "I must confess." Lava c . n the the ugh taiii retnat,tacl, vie j clout, and pounced opo enough to clock, his bit; toe in, and a Laura hastily. ',Dorothy wi:11 a1 says "What! Toll rim that you—that you oftines as be stead resit tang at number of shark°s teeth, which ale de• de acres your love. have—God knows what wickoctness you of the stairs. Glared were shipped as a provision for I mean, said Dorothy explanatorily, have to confess! I have not Had your + shemaltingdate et whiehDorothy tvoulc% "that you show it more than I can. i o11 confidence, I do not ask you for it now; all right, Den," criecl, the remote give me a11; I have },given you so littlo� but I entreat you to consider well him to pass her. "She's wide require a new set for that pretty little goonce." outh reference to which of course in- nothing, not e tei1--" whether any good can come of your: de - asyou're to to her at o me , r tdside of hisses, :lie fnoterecl, turned crimson -..s silo, stroying all his happiness and trust in las gitvo went to a slilrpressed yell valved a further abbasket loaded with felt Laura s learning ;,sauce, and stain- you—whether what you have to confess He rushed into the room, and 'Then thea waq tnered on: ti saran a fruits, not Olin thebest of .pan ever be forgiven. c. - her in exacting the full penalty. She rvliat to say Strong enough to oicpross in rat, losing the door upon then, went uta y G d ill the while you were away you There was hopein Laura's breast an d honorable a her a 111 t myperfect ne rly h•etaars h d other sweet mer earnerd and when he had folly le ass ec oligo atio , snarl hf:ti that home been cio• ,mats ins. teF�nnl at +d evil thoughts himself she rose and gave hem her sand y. y 1d g and, commanding wi • effort theun- ruly fluttering of her heart, seated her- ' Oomq)Leteiy Cured ba HOOD'S self opposite to lint, and waited cora- , SAIti1I'ARTA. posedly for what he had to say. A more "When I was 40r G years old I had a scrod• and reversalof thein relations n thous sore on the middle finger of my left liana, judgeg accuseducould not have been which of so bad that tete doctors cut the brought about. Ile found himself pour-iingor of ;and later took off more titan half my ing forth excuses, regrets, protests, as if hand. Then the sore broke out on my atilt, he had uttered all his evil thoughts, as c n a out o oy yq tele and fifac of cothesides,, if he had grossly calumniated her before oft my right arm. Doctors said it was the all the �dsteti kindlyWorst Case of Scrofula Silo Ifsteilod with a happy , smile, not reminding him how little he they ever saw. It was simply awful 1 VIVO had really done to deserve this solf-re• years ago I began to taste Iloodts Sarsaparilla. roach, If he had thought evil of her, Gradually 1 found that the soros were bugle- circumstances were to blame for that. tang to steal. /Atoll on` ti tiUli �d taken tee hast departure from Muriel's hoose bottles, ten tiglian,- J His y P return I got for the t inveatmeutI t tl es— but a manly restraint of jealousy nand per ce►itr lyes, many thousanrl, icor was y And anger. tho past 4 years nave had no soles.. 1 But Laura realised all his sin against Work all the Tithe, the*•i vo and her conscience justified ht#are; a cants[ ata lea work. I know net Whither aro our footsteps wending? Dark the road and weird the hour, Life to life so closely bending; Thoughts that sigh "L'amourl l'amour!" The verse was somewhat nervously • eeeeette- •ice i, llir. Geo. 1W. Turner Sim. I Awfu ply e Worst Case of Scrofula the Doctors Ever Saw condition, and another with preserve ,g iso and --and loving 1,. r heart that the breast, ao'cepted the amend° oiiora e s e itudo oto Iloocrs :area unties or L •in er a ow•enow, an thinking of g t faith hiller of sister ate, t 1 (blotto!: w 'Tient tzt seiner, at- 8 mt r temperament Iter erring rya Saratoga county, u Y. nword,tt f cargo, Ben Dundas nodded encouragingly. tinght havo exaggerated. owenroll d thing he interest of this discharge o R ,• that hisftoken forgiveness, flavin softly: HOOD'S,Serat PILLS not v aaiteri, nut alit How atter Ilan aurin man a sportive sally "That's down in the log. Asci lvasu t into the hideousness of uilty acts, „Ernest as we lyric each of er, so let desertion god tone theetoOsian. art 20o. even accompanied by y p tsoua a Rove; asci 1toison from, D das and intue1 latid;hter atzd yotl always s tit' It" g of ane, tinct Alos- after aII there might e extenuation, �s,rdF r A`ish of Egg- Asp•tra,;ua tops are nioa let. Eggs fried without bat Gone i!t a little tine olive .t Toast sprttttd with piste and eovetocl with "rautbl fine luttsit clash. A sgaeezo of lemon , in scrambled eggs, it shout while they are cooking. Oold tried egg.; can salad or revainpea by dip fritter batter and frying. A taw drops of vinegar for poaoheti eggs snake tli perly and keep elle ivttite ing,. Stewed tomatoes, grate a couple of chopped up fi is a hue Bailee to sere tvi Fresh eggs taken from t boiled in half it putt of sw sone 1 with n tie ,zu t p'ppt delicious breos,ld•,tst dish only cook two minutes in cream Tie Laoke Ca Jom mr BAY, N. S., ,oily 10 Looke, whose wouderful disc elk gold mine of pure health w in a despatch from here 11, been doing good missionary the sick au l aldiooed of L. He hag foundta.tuy c.c3••t o ble, diabatea, ate., and has a mended 1)•e•11's kidney Sults, Bach a grandcure is Inns ow virtues of this remedy are be know° in this seutiou and very popular, M r. Emrich i correspondent that he was oeiving inquiries oouoerui and the beneficial results Dodd's kidney pills. His f is, that the pills are every good. Puquiry shows that find it difficult to keep a su in stock, so great is the den Always Dress to T, Horne. Mrs- Glegg's habits c making ,+, sharp distiut the seers t and se,;uier her best remit For Sandi has ninny followers, eve of getting the gieetest the thuuglit.s of the snrl be created after one s ti ing how notch more heat laces found in the righ of her wardrobe than au worn. The familiar in to i unity klutzes as worthy of the h the fourth -rate deeoratic the Mrs, Gleggs of the have elaaurged the kind in the hours when socits. to stay at home. H: place to paper, the being reserved for the o Eternal Vigil Is the price of health. 13 precaution there are eu^-a) big about our systems, favorable opportunity to a Impurities in the blood for years or even for gen denly break forth, uud and hastening death. arising from itu:sure bioo rilla i:i the unequalled ac remedy. It it: King of conquers disease Mr. N. anebin, of has retire:I from hush, was ants' i:tliy sucelt Printer's ink has been with us, a powerful It We have immense fait truthful amt fregnaut vertisetnent, pat iu a sitiou, in n good newp opinion thorn is nn nt) vertising equal to it. Money invested by tl produces and reproduc results and no permit be achieved without i For Over Fift As OLD AND WsLL•TRIED glow's scothintt Syrup has be years by millions of mothers teething, with perfect mewsoftens un28,s and is tee best remle lY foriD l! the taste. Sold by DruggistF Worlu, TwetttvSVe cents a incalculable. Be sure and n Soothing Syrup, end take no List Saturday nig Gallia' Bros saw -mill discovered to be on fi totally dcs`royed, tot ehinery and the Who of heading, stsves, lc There was a small it building and trach tweet $2,000 and 8,t supposed to have 0 engine roots, Itehecect 'Wilkinson Ind., says : "1 had be condition, for three y nese, Weakness of the; and Indigestion until r had been doctoring relief, 1 bought one b eriealr Nervine, ,r 1'leh than any $30 wt t ih of in my life. I world person to use title vett edy." A. trial tattle Warranted at Chinhol