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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-10-20, Page 6• , t s".•.".• • *********ro*.K**4.1/-0.,....11•ma***-Pn.,•••••••*••porgmr, • `PC7, c••• ' ,;1• ;•0,.,...r.• 744 THE W 1 4N 61 I Ali TIMES ) (T)BER (20, 143. •••,. .0.4.**- -• LC.... umff..nissrisr-AurnaRs AttrAncr.tat facers acssweo, • a g t—rwarto ihae Stiithsd' Trentief. IOW." "These men shall have their money," ay I ask," said the manager, "are said the admiral. PI any tam, lt \mill:Ube from you. But ray 1 There was a light in the front room,. a fatler 11.to this v.'ry k;uni—Vi.0(10—and, as , Slight wavering light such. as would bo 1 tall iiia, 1 owo him so much that 1 given by a small candle rir taper, The have no coinpunction about owing him ' blind was down, but the light shone • ' dimly througla. Outside. in tho garden, snore." en compunetiont* Rarely there are with. his figure outlined against the • some etierilices which a flhi should not limainous square, there stood. a man, hie haele to the road, itis two hands upon ' allow bis parents to make." "Snerincent. What do yott mean?" tho window lodge and Iris body rather "Is it possible -that you do not know bent as though he were trying to peep in past the blind. So absolutely gill and how this. moiley has been obtaiued?" -I give ycat my word, Dr. Walker, motionless was be that in spite of the that I have no idea, 1 asked my father, moon they might well have overlooked Lila were it not for that telltale light but he refused to tell 'me," "I thought not," said the doctor, the Wand - "Good heaven!" gasped Bertha, "it is gloom clearing' from his brow. "I was a burglar." etre that teen were not a man who, to But her sister set her mouth grimly clear yourself from a little money tiff - and shook her head. "We shall see," fintdty, would sacrifice the happiness of your mother and the health of your fa. she whispered. "It may be something then" N°Sit'14-etiit'ly and furtively the man stood "Good gravious; What do you mean?" suddenly erect awl began to push the window slowly up. Then he put one knee upon the sash, glanced round to see that all was safe and climbed over into the room. As he did so he had to push the bliutl arid°. Then the two spectators saw where tho light came from. Mrs. Westmaeott was standing as rigid as a statue in the center of the room, witina lighted taper in her right hand. For an instant they caught a glimpse of her attendance upon her. She had removed. stern face and, her white •collar. Then the handkerchief and had put on a little the blind fell back into position, and the cap with pink ribbons and a maroon two figures disappeared from their view, dressine jacket daintily fulled at the "Oh, that dreadful woman!" cried neck and sleeves. Monica. "That dreadful, dreatilulevora- "My dear friend," said she as he en- tered "I wish to make a last few re- marks to you. No, no," she continued, laughing as she saw a look of dismay upon his face, "I shall not dream of dying for at least another 80 years. A. woman should be ashamed to die before she is 70, I wish, Clara, that you would ask your father to step up. And you, Ida, just pass manly cigarettes and open me a bottle of stout." "Now, then," she continued as the doctor joined their party, "I don't quite know what I ought to say to you, ad- miral. You want some very plain speak- ing, to." "Pon my word, ma'am, I don't know what you are talking about." "The idea of you at your age talking 141! of going to sea and leaving that dear pa- tient little wife of yours at home, who has seen nothing of you all her life! It's all very wall for you. You have the life, and.the change, and the excitement, but you don't think of her eating her heart out in a dreary London lodging. You men aro all the same." "Well, ma'am., since you know so Much, you probably know also that I have sold neypension. How am I to live if I do not turn any hand to -work?" Mrs. Westheacott produced a large registered envelope from. beneath the heets and tossed it over to the old sea-, the ame Denver who commanded a -. . e time on the North American sta- "tes, my boy, you don't know the re- "It is only right that yon should know. emerces of the family, One 'never aces • That memo- ropee.,_ents til' commutation know until one tries, 'What have you of your fatherti peneion. Ho haertelneed en it was you who got one of our youreelf now?" . himadf to poverty and intends to go to , the •Cenius, off the rocks iu the "nave about 21,000 invested." eea, again to earn a living." of Fundy? The directors voted you "All right. And I have about as much "To sen, again Impossible!" eenueas as salvage, and you refesed more. There'S a good start. Now, moth- "It is the truth. Charles Westmacott •er, it b your torn. What is that little , Inc told Ide. He was With hinl in the ,t was an offerwhich should not have ' bit of peeler of your?" 1 'City when he took leis poor mad= about l't 7ili; 70," Ii:tia the adartral sternly. Mita Denvor unfolded it and placed it I frem dealer to dealer trying to sell, it. ahld, it rtl!Potz emi1. r.prt you that . upon IIartAd'e knee. , Ho ,sueeeeded at last, and hence the hedd thinh so If Mr. Henry wan i eFive thowenel I:email:31" he g•asped, 1 reeney." • -He has soldhis pension," eliedHarold with his hands to hie fate. • 'My dear old dad has sold his pension." He rushed, from the room and burst wildly into tho presence of his parents once more, "I cannot take it, father," he cried. "Bet- tor bankruptcy than that. Oh. if I had only known your plate We must hate back the -pension. Oh, mother, mother, s. 1 am lhat he would arrange "Ah, bat, inother not the only lie meth r 'Ore yea at 1 one. Loolz at this!" And the admiral n 1K-•:-ro the (.17t:•:.•tt....; to.1ay. unfeldc his check and placed. it upon the eri sere ihat they will be orotal other knee. etof se oe: ; • . !h":'" Harold. gazed from ouo to the other in 't•Lio 1 '•••••t•IC41 tjat beWiItIA:trint•nt. °Ten thorn -sued pounds:" he cried. "Coed heavens! where did sea very emee het :1 to yen. gr," these come frome" d to -1 idd41"You will tot Worry rely longer, . 11d,r4;011140.1110W4INIeourraty.. dear," murmured his mother, slipping how could you think inc capable of such — . round him selfishness? Give me the check, dad, and CHAPTER 3.:V. - But his quick eye had caught the sig- I will ses this man tonight, for I would rm.:. .A.r...N.:0 suoits. ' nature upon one of the checks. "Dr. 1 sooner die like a dog. in the ditch than Text day brougat the admiral a check Walker!" he cried, flushing. "This is touch a penny of this money." ' att,e0e tam Mr. McAdam, and a Clara's doing. Oh, dad, NVO cannot take attetel. agreement by which he made this inoney. It world not be right nor CHAPTER XVI. er• his pension. litmus to the specula- honorable." i • A XIDNIGIIT VISITOR. ' inVeStor, It was not until he had. "No, boy. I am glad you think eo. It Now all this lime while the tragi lad and ,sent it off that the full sig- is something, however, to have proved comedy of life was belly,' played in these licence of • all that he had done broke one's friend, for a real good friend he is. three sublet -ban villas, while on a com- ma, him. Ile had sacrificed everything. It was he who brought it in, though 1 namplace stage love and humor and le pension was gone. He had nothing Clara sent him. But this other money fears and lights and shadows were so ve only what he could earn. But the will be enough to •cover everything. and swiftly succeeding each other, anclwhile eat old .heart never quailed. He it is all my own." , these three famine% drifted together by aited eagerly for a letter from the St. "Your own? Where did you get it, fate, were shaping each other's destinies •verence Shipping company, and in dad?" . and working out in their own fashion oenenewitfie he eave Lis landlord a "Tut. tntl See what it is to have a . the strange, intricate ends of human tatter's notice. Hundred pound a year city tuan to deal with. It is my own and . life, there were . human oyes which °eves would, in future be a lueury fairly earned, and that is enough." ' watched over every stage of the per- idelehe meld not aspire to. A small "Dear old dad!" Harold. squeezed his 1 formance, and which were keenly mit- . dgieg in some inexpensive part or Lon- gnarled hand. "And you, mother! You lad of every actor on it. Across the road' On nittat be the substitute for his breezy have lifted the trouble. from my heart. I beyond. the green palings and the close orwood .villa. So be it then! Better feel another ena-n. You have saved my cropped lawn, behind the curtains of hat a thousandfold than that his name honor, my good name—eyerything. I their creeper framed windows, sat the bauld be associated with failure and . cannot owe you more, for I owe you ev- two old ladies, Miss. Bertha and Miss isgrace„ - . • erything already." Monica Williams, looking out as from a On that Morning Harold Denver was So while the autumn sunset shone private box at that was being enacted r tddily through the broad window these Charles, give zee your arm, aua. I shall go up stairs." But her spirit was greater than her strength, for as she staggered to her feet her head swam round, and oho would have fallen again had her nephew not thrown his arms around her. They car - tied her up stairs among them and laid, her upon the bed, where tho doctor watched beside ter, while Charles went off to the police station, and the Delivers mounted. guard over the frightened UMW% il CHAPTER XVII. IN WM' .A.T LAST, Day land broken beforo the several den- izens of Tile 'Wilderness had all returned to their homes, the police finished their inquiries, and all come back to its nor- mal quiet. Mrs. We.stinacott had been left sleeping peacefully with a small chloral draft to steady her nerves and a handkerchief soaked in arnica bound round her head. It was with smite sur- prise, therefore, that the admiral, re- ceived a note from her about 10 o'clock asking him to bo good enough to step in to her. He harried in, fearing that sho might have token some turn for the worse, but ho was reassured to find her sitting up in her bed, with Clara and Ida Walker in au! She was waiting for hon. You saw it with your own eyes, Sister Berthar "Hush, dear, hush and listen!" said her more charitable companion. They peeled their own window up once more and watched. from behind the curtains. qfpiTm\ 11 ee e , , • 4 Verde were overheard by the and he repeated them afterward to retie er, 00 that he came to know that I heisl some money in trust for him. I suppose tobacco will not harm my head, doctor? Thank you; then I shell trouble you for the niatchee, Ida." Sho lit a cigarette and leaued back upon the pillow, with the blue *wreaths curling fron her lips. "I cannot tell you how often he has at- tempted to got that money from me. He has bullied, cajoled, threatened, coaxed —done all that a man could do. I still held it with the presentiment that a need for it would. come, When I heard of ilia villainous business—his flight and his leaving his partner to face the storm— above all, that my ola friend had been driven to surrender his income in order to make up for my brother's defalcations —I felt that now indeed, 1 had a need for it. I sent in Charles yesterday to Mr. McAdam, and. his client, upon hearing the facts of the case, very graciously consented to give back the papers and to take the money which he had ad- vanced. Not a word of thanks to me, admiral. I tell you that it was very cheap 'benevolence, for it was all. done with his owiamonea, and how could use it better? "I thought that I should probably hear from him soon, and I did. Last evening there was handed in a note of the usual whining, cringing tone. He had come back from abroad at the risk of his life and liberty just in order that he might say goodby to the only sister be over had and to entreat my forgiveness for any pain which he had caused me. Helvetia never trouble me again, and he begged. only that I woull hand over to him the. sum which I held in trust for him. That, with what he had already, would_ be enough to start him as an honest man in the new world, when ho would ever remember and pray for tho dear sister who had been his envier. That was the style of the letter, and it ended by ine- . ploring me to leave the window latch open and to bo iu the front room at 8 in the morning, when he would come to re- ceive nay last kiss and to bid me farewell. "Badeas ho was, I could not, when he trusted ineebetray him. I said nothing, but I was there at the hour. He entered. through the window and implored me to give him the money. Ho was terribly chauged—gaunt, wolfish, and spoke like a madman. I told him that I had spent the money. He gnashed his .teeth at me and swore it was his rnonoy 1 told him that I had spent it on. hina. Ho asked nee how. I said in trying to make hiin, an honest man and in repairing the re- sults of his -villainy. He shrieked out a curse, and pulling something out of the breast of his coat—a loaded stick, thittk—he struck nee with it, and I re- member nothing more." "The blackguard!" cried the doctor, "but the polies must be hot upon his track." "I fancy not," Mrs. Westmacott an- swered =hilly. "As iaaY bretheris a particularly tall, thin Man, and as the. police are looking. for a short fat one, 1, do not think that it is very probable that they will catch him. It is best, I think, that these little family matters should be adjusted in private." "My dear ma'am," said the admiral, "if it is indeed this 1111.Msaanpney that has bought back tny pension then I can have no scruples about taking it. 'You have brought. sunshine upon us, ma'am, when. t. • the clouds wore at their baked, for here is my bsy who insists upon, inturti- itg the money which I got.' He can keep it now to pay his debts. For what you. • have. done I can only ask God to bless .you, Ma'am, and as 'to thanking yen I can't even"— TO VII COVI'PrIrri), !4.1 tyJ ti Supporting Ms aunt's head. upon his Rua. • For a long time all was silent within beforo them. . the house. The light still stood motion - The growing friendship of the three less as though Mrs.Westmacott remained rigidly in the ono position, while from families, the engagement of Harold Den - time to time a shadow passed in front of ver with Clara Walker, the engtip,nment of Charles Westmacott with. her sister, it to show that her midnight visitor was up and down in front of her: the dangerous fascination which the Pacing Once they saw his outline clearly, with widow exercised over the doctor, the his hands outstretched as if in appeal or preposterous behavior of the Walker entreaty. Then suddenly there was a girls and the anhappiness which they dullesound, a cry, the noise of a fall, the had caused their father, not one of these taper was extinguished, and a dark fig- Mcidents escaped the 'notice of the two aro fied in the moonlight, rushed across maiden ladies. Bertha, the younger, lead the garden and vanished amid the shrubs' a smile or a sigh for the lovers; Monica., ' at the farther side . meet the creditors of the firm and to lain the situation to them. It was a three eat together hand In hand, with atefal tonic, a ilegaeding task, but he hearts which were too full to speak. et leh"self to do it with quietresolution. Suddenly the soft thudding of tennis !At home they waltea in intense anxiety to : balls was heard, and Mrs. V'estmacott Remet the result of the meetiug. It was bounded. into view upon the lawn with late before he returned., haggard and brandished racket and short skirts flut- pale, like a man who boo done and suf- tering in the breeze. Tho sight came as fere(' numb. a relief to their strained. nerves, and they '"What'a this board in front of the , burst all three into a hearty fit of laugh - house?' be asked. ter. "We are going to try a little change "She is playingwith her nephew," said of scene," mid the admiral. "This place Harold at last. "Tho Walkers have not es Ake elar teem nor country. But never come out yet. I think that it world be , the elder, a frown or a shrug toe the . mintithet, boy. Toll us what happened well if you were to glee me that check, elders. Every, night they talked over Then only did the two old ladies un - in the city."e mother, and I were to return it in per- what they heel Keen, and their- own dull, derstand that they had looked on while "abdjislp Irk! My -wretched bra - mess , son." • uneventful lite took a warmth find a col- a tragedy had been enacted. 'qlelp!" 'Is driving -Ai 6i:tea houso and homer I "Certainly, Herold. I think it would oritg from their neighbors, as a blanli they cried, and "help!" in their high, i cried Illarold, broken. down by this fresh i be very nice." wall reflects a beacon lire. thin .voioes, timidly at first, but gather- enidance of the effects of his misfor- Event in through the garden. Claraingterolume as they went on until The lAnd now it was destined that they I tunes. "It is easier for me to meet my i end the . doctor were sitting together in ;shOuld experience the one keen zensatiot Wilderness rang with theie shrieks. ' creditors that to ,see you two suffering : the dining room. She sprang to her feet a.' thth later years. the one memorable Xiights shone in all the windows oppo- so patieutly for nry sake." , at the sight of him. incident from which all future incident*. tate, chains rattled, bare were unshot, ; "Tit. tat," erica the admiral. "There'a th0111(1 be daied. • •. , "doors opened, and out rushed friends to no tonferiug in the matter. Mother Weald ratiecy be near the theaters. That's at the bottem of titeisn't it, mother? You cornii Mill sit .deulathere between us and tell 1.1:-; all wheat - Harold sat down with a loving hand in each of his. not so bed izSgSlre rhonght," said he, "and yet it is bad enotgle I have about 10 days. to find Chi.) money, but don't hnow whiph way to turn for it. howevez, lied as usual when he 4 4 , 4 I. . ceeded the events which have just been admiral, teith hia Swottl, his graY 'head It •vetts on tho very nightwhich enc. the *aescite, Harold, with a stick. the • narraiedenehentheaddenVhthto .3:took:a 'and bare feet protrudingfrom either /dr; the, ' Wilheinintetidttai', she ttbeieil *anon hot end of a long, brown ulster; finally Dr. !' P';•1.•"e• eleepless.bed, there ehot V19130144 which Walker, with a poker, all ran to tLe "Beetha,". said:date, plucking 'at the ready opened, and they crowded tn.,. ..-stareee.,.:9 • reit mad her sit upewieleta then]. 'audit gasp. Westmanotts. The door had been al - 1.. shouldertorehet nister,1 have left the analtuously Into the front room. "No, Montett, falsely not." Bertha eat wee kneeling on the iloor' supporting, his . . "rani just going ,to explain, though front evnidoeseetateene . • up also and thriltielta gyeep.p,thy. want's head upon his knoo. eiheelay out' you might take a lady's word for itveith- t "I am sure oe'itt: Ybu remember mita i .sttetqlied, dressed in her ordinary clothes, out asking any getestions, . Now, what 1 '• " 4. 1 th 1 the extinguished taper still 'grasped in aingoing to nay it; 3us., between you four and must go no further. 1, have my own reasom frns wiShing'io lteep' it from the police, • .Who do • yeti 'think it Wes who struck .= last night; .achniral?" "Seine villein, ma'am. 1„. don't know his name." .. .- . .. "Bali de. It wasthe same man who ' . ruined or tried to min your son, It Naas • my only brother, Jeremiah." h'ht, 4 . ii • 1%41'4, At/ 4 t vi‘ . • • • ;art • l' I . -I. I 1, ... • It); "I.;:,'•,1 IP/Att. , spoke ef 213,000. The amount is not tteet teei,14 I ., . it0 . VI, '13'1. e•ed 4,111 - /, Opened the sviplosv and Jano called: m the room !since." • I "Thank God, you are come, doctor," ' pale, plaeid and senselees. htsef 'et Attat'n r-won'tii; about the jam', lentl?-1. have never "men. in p, 'Westanacott, white to his lips, man. • • . "That excuse won't do. There are your pension papers. Just see if they aro right." . He broke the sealeand out tumbled tho very papers which ho had made over to McAdam two days before. ' ."But what am he do with these now?" 'he cried in beWilderment. "You Will put them in a safe place, or get a friend to do s6, and if yon do your duty yonwill go to your Wife and begher. pardon for having • even for an instant thought of leaving her." *. • The admiral passed his hand over his rugged foreleead. aeThis is very good of yeu,'nta'am,", said he, ,"very good. and kind, and. I know that you are a stanch friend, bat for all that thesepapers mean inoney, SM . -though Aire may have been in broken water of late we are not quite in such straits as to have to signal' to Our friends. When we do, ma'am, there's -no one we would looleeto sooner than to rm.". "Dini't be ridieuloas,d said,the widow. , and yet you stand there laying downthe "Iontlinow nothing whatever about it, law. I'll • have my *Way iv. the =site; and yen shall take the pinkie, for it. is no favor that I am doing you, but sim- ply a restoration of stolen property." ,tIlow's that, ma'am?". es.m.r.mam . •••-e.....•••••••-•mi•argaseam* quite e.'7,f;00." The admiral clapped his hands. "I linereateneebeeld wtather it after all! HureddesitY betel Hitt, hip, hip. hurrah!" Ilerelti gazed at him in surmise while the eld seaumlz waved:hie arm above itis head and 1.o1lowed out °three stentorian Cheers. "Wiletetinl to got 27,000 from, dad?" he asIzeil, "Never mind.. You spin your yarn," "Well., they were Very good and very kind, Lett of cereete they must have either their money or their money's worth. They passed a vote of sympathy with inc and. agreed to Wait 10 days before they took any proceedings, Three of them, velieee CLAM C3/110 to 28,7.60. told me that if I would ginehlteem my per - rid 0 V and parict6rest, at the rate ':Fr cent their ateminte refielit stand oVer 33 tong as I wIslicd. That would • be a charge of £173 upon ray income, bat with onomy I con:d meet it, and it diminishes the (..el,t one-haif." li.p.,;:in.„the admiral buras out cheering. "There reir.8ime therefore, alesat 23,e00 which hilft to he futurl within 10 days. No xaan shall lose by me, I gave them my in the roont that if I Worked my out of my body every one of them it be paid. I shall not spend upon myself until it it done. Thit of them can't 'wait. They' are pool thereeelves and must W.. them Ileeff hays isst t . , i left ha d over her head, while . "Good gracionce.Moniea, it is atneercy ' • , geld Charles, looking up. "Do tell me , me% that we have tiot been, nardered'in •ertir how she is, and NN -hat I should. do." y • I Dr. Walker kneeled beside her aria . Forest Hill1a4t week. Shall wo go down , Passed han • noe. - Thera *as a house broAen, mco at , - vo/g" - 1 ho grasped, her pulso.With the right 1 • Jj1; ergoacp. to , •'ce her hand, no mark or. wound•upon her— N vo .1 Fir411,...11.e."11 Ite4 II:twang to ltev feet at the sightof hint. "Oh, Harald, I have been waiting i8r you so impatiently," she cried. "I saw yea pass the front windows half an hoar ago. I would have cone in if 1 dared. Do tell tis what hall happened." "1 have come in to thank you both. lioNV can 1 repay yen for yew kindness/ Here is your cheek, doctor, liaVe not nedded it I find that I can lay my hands on enough to pay my creditors." "Thank Goal" said Clara fervently. "The sum is less than thenght and our resources considerably more. We have been able to do it with ease." "With ease!" The doctor's brow grew clouded, his Matiller grow cold. "I think, Harold, that you would do better to take this money of mine than to use that which seeing to. you. tobe gained with, ease." eet, att. If X borrowe frwn - "I dare not go down alone, dear,. but : "he has had a terrible blow, Rai, he. if you will conic' sv'ith tne. Put on your , "It must have been with some blunt slinners and dressing gown. Wo <ii not weapon. Here is the place, behind the "I will telllem about liim—or a little • of extramdt, about him foe he has done enrich which liotei to, IX was a1wayYir-'11•120 platieible, but a(1311. • gems, subtle Villain all the sane. If. have wine hard thoughts abort map. - "We elitist get her to bed. We shall- kind, I oan t rade them back to the carry her up stairs, and then I shall and childhood which I spent With iny broth - my girls in to her, Dut who has done or. He is my only living relative, for ray other brother, Charles' father, was thin?" "Some robber," said Charlen. "Yon killed in the Indian mutiny. , gee that the winnow is open, Sig) Imist "Our father VMS rieh, and *11011 110 have heard him and sem down, tor oho died he made Di good provision both for was always 'perfectly fearlesa. 1 -wish Jeremiah and. for ane. Iie know Jere - to goodness she had called me." raish, and distrusted him, however, "Da she was dressed." so instead of giving him all that; he "floinetimes she sits tip very late." Meant bine to have he Wended mo over a • "I did Sit up very late," 5111(1 n Voice. part of it, telling mo with what was al- . She had opened her eyes and was blink- most his dying breath to hold it in trust ing them in the lamplight. "A vile for my brother and to use it in his be - lain came in through the window and half 'Oen ho should haY0 Wandered 01' "truck me with life preserver. Ton lot that lie had. This arrangement can tell the police Ito 'When they mine. Wee meant to be a secret between my Also that it was &little fat Now) father and myself, 'but Unfortunately his. 1 PI need a candle.. Vow, Bertha. we will go down together," Two little white patches moved vaguely through the darkness, the stairs creaked, the door Whined, and they were et the front room evmeow. Medea closed it gently down and faetened the stab. . "What a beautiful M00111" •said she, looking out. "Wo can sea as clearly as if it were day. How peaceful and quiet h ten• • housesr ( ver enuler It seems (mite salt to see that 'To Let' card upon No. 1. I wonder how No. 2,will like their gbin. Pot my part I could bettor spare that dreadful woman at No. , 3 with her, short skirts and her smite. Dut, oh„Dertlia, look! look! look!" Her voice bad fallin suddenly to a Cittir6ring whisper, and she Was pointing to the Westinteette house. Her sister gone a I gasp of horror -and stood with a clutch at Moniea's arms, staring in the mune directi ,, ,,• . I would not care to talk of tor you to nary physical powers. Her pulse is full and slow. There is no etertor. It is iny belicf that she is merely stunned.aiid that 'she is in 110 danger at all." "Thank God for that" , Mrs. 11: D. MSS '' of Corrailis, Nova reotis„ • $200, Worth Of Other Medicines. Failed • Ilia 4 Bottles of.7nIfoo 44): Sarsaraa rtZl • ,0 "It is with pleasure that I toll of, the great benefit I derived from lb:mass Sarsaparilla. ror 0 years I have been badly afflicted with,. grysi pellaS breaking out with roaming sores dining hot summer months. I have sometimes not been able to use my mete for two mouths eta time. Seen g mewed to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, I got one hottlo last spring., commenced using it; felt so much better, got two battles more; took them during the summer, was able to do my housework, and Walk Two Mlles which 1 had not done for six years. Think am cured of erysipeias, and recommend any person so afflicted to use • Hood's Sarsaparilla ifour bottles has done more for me than $200 worth of other medicine. I Wilk it rho hest blood purifier known." Mits. B. 1). WItar, Church street, Cornwallis, N. S. _ • 1400013 Pfu..8 t0t6 Ilya( MI, tont pa - Motu bfflotaniess, lantana*, tick hIskdaohi. o. An ritlestvii a tigers to gi ing the ho. and the 101 ed When tI ttply and on after y( stop cumin Whe1t y, body wiles. you have pieces than else. W la eu y that men stripping line of bus When it right in yo discreet us When y the shrew' business .t cause of th When thoroughly will certaii bought las! When in your lin ing tint tie% plc how tot them than When y( own way fv win. WI),In no advortiee, A weeder Stark's 1 -let Powders, sic less. Mr. writes as foil DYsoliuf0:, vuaoeddsureetLecrnedesht,etafn,1 forn1.001 ing fot Mi ye gave 1: n in an astoni headache is turn again." Police, Woo, B. Stark's Powders, aur tnne " J. 9 north, Elam Stark's Rea Powders, an Price, 25 cm) dealers. , The I,at( Another Spurgeon is Parker in T Preaching c nacle from I not be afrai course, lean the upper one of his h suggestive said: 'Do is feeling se took his cat not obtain 1 thaw. He afraid.' TI greatly per) had exactly marvelled t service, thr the deacons pastor's Yes shook his h me, Mr. Sp 'who toil y traly sad la not get the 1 Upon hea, smiled, and your troubl, I know you just itt iron very disco there is the must say sc A l'"ElEllE is I tion ot require m ea te Bitters in jtt shah chronic) and kidney humors of th Prom. Tho man his bead as And the wire asked I "Yes." "Yes." "Seems deal of neat who was w 'phone. Aarktfoiri 13r 0615, areaceiti