The Huron Signal, 1884-5-2, Page 3THE HUIto? 3LGNd4 b'RIDAY MAY 2, 1884.
Waco, the Outcast
CHAPTER VI.
Tet a''tttr1011.
It was drawing towards ereelig, and
Lilies said Eastern sat together ion little
rustic arbor in frost of the cottage,
while Willy was busy with hem eel rake
amuse the iuwerts Willy and Liles
were both gnat gardeners and the ween
them they had sern,maded the isetaae
with • floe demi adornment during the
few smooths they had lived in it
The serious labor of the Jay was et nr
—the boat was drawn up o:i the beach --
the nets were hung .n the p•.lee -and
the three happy inmates of the eoltage
had eons. forth t'. enjoy themselves in
the soft, calm nominee Willy found his
r.erealton in the trimming of a dower
bed, bet Lilies and Bummed set them
down side by side in the arbor to enjoy
that sweet communion which their luring
karts au prised and delighted in. The
hand of Lilies lay in that of Eustaa,now
growing brown and hard by unw,nted
toil, his other arm was thrown lewdly
round her, and tier head relined on his
breast,wbile his .hie rested un her gleamy
hair. Bafol• them was the river, whose
surface was without a ripple, and in the
distance lay the epp.site shore, clear,
distinct and beautiful in the pure &tm-'s-
pbere of evening. Ti'. scene was one o1
.treat pesos and was in unison with the
deep, satisfying joy t.f their soul*. The
iniuence of its perfect repose was to
teaks them pensively silent, till from
bis dreamy delicious reverie, Esstace
was aroused by something warm drop-
ping as his hind. He hooked down to-
wards the fees that nestled in his bt sum,
and MIT the MIA WM ruling down the
cheeks of UIin: ---
'My darling, what's*, matter 1 Why
do you weep t Are you unhappy r
anxiously inquired.
'No ; oh, no,' she answered. 'But
when I saw the hard blisters en your
hand, I was reminded how much you are
enduring for my sake, and how un-
worthy I ase of your great love and
sacrifice.'
'And is it no great • sacrifice to earn
one's daily bread r said Eustace, with a
smile. 'For my part now I eat the bread
hh thus wrought fur with a relish I never
before experieas d. My former life of
ills tdulgenos was far interior to this.
4 And then,my Lilies, are we nut supreme -
m lyheppyr
'Very, very happy,' she murmured.
'Trot y n were meant for a nobler wcrk
than this, and I cannot get quit of the
thought.. •t you are living in this ob-
scurity WIretAiny sake.'
'And for my owl, er'esioes.
There's a selfishneev i1' iAMeji iso tIsllitd
out jam I should be miserable.'
'But had your love lighted on els who,
wens your equal in reek you would have
enjoyed all tate advantages of wealth.'
'And think y..0 I would have been
happ.ior for these 1 No, Lilies, I am
happy, perfectly happy with you here in
this secluded spot. Whether our life is
to be spent so I know not, but fur the
present it is sufficient, and I mot not
again ind my Lilies weeping over an
imaginary loss. Caine now, dry your
tears, for if Willy manes this way he will
think I have been scolding you '
'You *odd nae, Eustace. I don't think
you would do that if I were to be ever
ro naughty, you are so kind and good.'
`Oh, but I have got .rine of the devil
in me tow, pod more than I was myself
•wale .J,' he returned. 'Itandolph
round it up yesterday, and if I had not
remembered he was my brother I would
assuredly have crushed him to pieces.'
'I fear he will try to injure you,' said
Lilies, 'His kola whoa he vowed ven-
____ was terrible.' •
'So it was, and it gives toe a glimpse
into bis dark, vindictive character, but
he cannot injure me, Lilo My fath-
.er's injustice has in reality made me in-
dependent. By Jove, here he conies.
and • host of people with him. What
can be the meaning of thief'
$enlace sprang to his feet, for Ran-
dolph, the factor and some half • down
laborers, had come round the corner of
the wood and were approaching the cot -
teen gate.
Willy had enticed them likewise, and
wee metes* on the hoe, looking at them
as they advanced with rano surprise, for
he could not divine the purport orf their
visit
'But what is the lur r persisted Willy.
•1t'isr4ary it to becomes ti the sort of
peepb you hart,.., about the place,' re-
marked Wwtk+lpb, mob a hateful gleams
tuwareis Easton. tad Lilian
'Bet Meister Orman* has as. richt
le turn es out at • e emest's sones' laid
Willy, u
'Yes, he has,' replied the ladder. 'You
are not properly • airiest of the cottage.
I allowed you to go into it panoply be
cause it was empty, but you have se
lease •f it for any particular ties*.'
'N r, then,' exclaimed Randolph,
gland, nu more weals witk the fellow
but take out the things at mica I have
cone to see the eviction effected, and my
time is too valuable to be wasted here ell
nucha. Away into the house noun, and
haul out it• contents.'
The wen wade • move towards the
deer, cud Willy instinctively took up •
pueitio s fur resistance.
'shop,' said Eustace, in a stern, au-
thoritative voice. 'Mr. Phillip,' ho am -
tinned, atdressine the factor, 'you can't
seriously iutend t.• do such an infamous
deed as tau 1'
'I have no choice, Mr. Eustece,' an-
sa trod the factor. 'The order fiom your
father is imperative, and must be carried
oat'
'At this hear of the evening, when
darkness will be on almost immediately,
&red uo p. ssihility of shelter being obtain-
ed 1'
'Yee, the very hour,' rwrei Randolph
'My father and i ace resolved not to
harbor vagabonds on our property.
Philip, you hate iso business to allow
anyone to interfere with you in the exe-
cution uf your employer's order.'
The face .4 Eustace fleshed witb anger
and he was visite.' with a strong impulse
to knock the speaker diem, but Lilies
held • gentle restraining grasp 00 itis
arm and the touch brought back his self-
command -
'No, my nman,' said the factor, ad-
dressing Willy, '1 would advise you nut
to make any useless resistance, for the
cottage must be immediately cleared,and
gay force can essi:y overcome any opposi-
tion you may ettewpt to make.'
'Oh, let him resist,' exclaimed Ran-
ddpts. 'Such a fellow as him and all
like him,' he added with an tn.olert
glance at &est•co, ' wouldr. t be the
w. rue of hiring the conceit taken out 4.1
them.'
This was more than Willy cooli stand,
and with one spring forward he fetched
the speaker a box ort the ear, which made
him stagger some paces back.
'Ku.sok the fallow down,' the recipient
furiously exclaimed.
'Let anyone dare to touch him, thun-
dered Eustace, stepping forward to
% illy's side.
'For Gods:take, let there be no t io-
/Awe idea the mile.
/(curds ! are you afraid of two men r
arstege sedge this *reel preceeding eta Two weeks had derma gimes the mike I 40, be whether til' Tie the 1ise-
saarcely be described. Willy was when- tt.w. .4 E..twed anti the .them frees the 'emir
ly eel/gaud sed Utas twfulle gad, bat cottage mit Junnt that brief time touch I 'Your owls!' eschewed his usother in
is the seal of goatee • hoops* raged
of ir.sst bittern's& ".. W hat lied he
dolls to merit •l1 this 1 No;hisg for
w hisk his senesiewee eundommsd h&—
y, beset and esnssisess spied in as-
phMie approval of the comae he had
takes. Ise W been staosshly tree to
himself—to his bowie sad mealy 'Otos,
and resisted an arbitrary attempt made
be his father to teaks him false to both,
This wee `the heed sad trent of lea his
.4eleding'—this and no users; and as
the reward of his integrity •11 this lesiva
tiee and indignity had boos heaped upon
him.
He had been less than human hai he
felt no rebellious rising of spire under
the wrong. The bitterest and strongest
passim* et his nature were roused into
force, end it was the utmost he could de
to an.trul these as the household gods
were brought out and heaped uplift the
beach —particularly as Rand tlph was
standing by gloating over his humilis -
time aggravating by his mocking, Bead-
ish laugh, the Newry of their situation.
What is to be done, Willy r whiaper-
ed E&solace, drawing the other • little
distance apart.
'The only plan that I can think o','
returned Willy, 'is to pit the tea boats
and gang awe' dein the rarer to Wue-
haven. There's sue .,r two► empty
hooses there where we nicht tak' our
quarters.
'I amu glad uf that,' said Eustace ;
'easy lik a good fellow and bring around
the boats, while I give Nome comfort to
poor Lilian by telling her what we moan
to do.'
In a twinkling Willy had vanished,
and speedily returned, tirst with one,
then with the other boat, which, with
the assistance of the men, were drawn
upon the beach and laden with furniture.
They were sufficiently within high-water
mark to float off when the tide reached
them. which it wuu'd soon du --m fast
the last of the things had just been
placed on butyl when the water came
gurgling up to the bee a -
By this time the cottage was cleared
of everything, and the factor locking it
up, the whole party came out by the
gate, and prepared to quit the spot.
Randolph lingered for a montent be-
hind the others, and coming near
enough t.' Eustace to 1,e heard, he said
in • triumphant tune, 'Thu is part of my
revenge. More will follow ; 1 owe you
both and i never forget payment fur a
blow.'
'Ye had better keep by the heels of
yer protectors. er 111 maybe gee yo an-
other blank in the lug,' said Willy con-
temptuously.
'Au revoir, • pleasant voyage to yon,'
jeered Randolph, as wlth tarlbii ' tttiNk-
ing laugh he turned on his beta and fol -
shouted Randolph. 'Down with them bowed the rest.
both. Break every bone in their bodies.' 'Dear Eustsce, I am so glad you kept
The laborers looked at each other, and silent and did net *rawer him,' said Li -
made some show of an intention to obey
has as she tenderly twined her arm
Randolph's order. round that .of her husband.
'Look you, ween, exclaimed Eastern, 'i am glad of it myself,' he returned,
with • testiness of bearing that never but the difficulty was • terrible one.
fails to awe c..wmon minds. 'Yui out-
number us so tar that we shall make ne
resistance to the execut?cn of the infant
nus deed for you which you are sent ;
but if one of you would be incited to do
My reason tells me that he is 6t only for
contempt. Yet his words had power to
gall me, and my hand clenched of its
own accord es smite him to the esrtb.'
'Just et mine did,' added Willy.
had been dusts.
Meet Mr. Grahame bad executed a
will by whisk the estate at Bsugarry was
es deemed tea Randolph and the eldest
mals ease of his proposed marriage with
Mary Keened. In this document Ras-
tlee and W heirs were expressly ended- I 'He may eume to knew that you were
ed fees the rico* sins. Nest, Rand- the meas• of hie eefame., and—'
olpb and Vary besswetl bad boon be- 'He will know it,' shouted Rend..Iph.
frothed. The time had been very brief
la which this important event wee ac-
.usiplished, bet marriages of o.roveni-
Oboe de not require • long period for
errangutueit. Now this was pre-emI-
'wetly • marriage of .onvenisnae on
both sides. Randolph consented to it
for the asks of obtaining Bengarry, and
the lady commuted to what would secure
for her • wealthy position and a rich
juisture. There was mu love felt, and
very little professed un either side. tion of a C011'1114.11 aesnaii,' said his
Wry Maxwell was by u o means a mother.
asweem«tl
Raadelph sodded yptu, and We eyes
absolutely blamed with virdiotive ln-
ample
'But will this not be iacesseuteut or
area daagereme 1' ow/iaad his mother.
'The i• a part of mi revenge.'
'Then be sure he will d.. his utmost w
resent it. He will seek • quarrel with
you.'
.A 4uarrel
exclaimed Rane.ulph.
'You forgot, mother. teat 1 shall be in
the gunroom and he iu the 6.redastle.
There is no pnaatbility et a quarrel be-
anies en officer and • cemwuu sea-
man'
'But he net or will accept the pest -
romantic girl She was not pretty,
though certainly the best looking of the
four suitors. She was at bottom gain
and selfish, strong minded, and jest a
little tut coarse -natured. She was quite
aware that it was her superiority of
appearance which had obtained fur her
the pieferencu over the other three, and
tuw•rds thew three she had, on the
strength of her betrothal, given herself
airs which they, iu their envy and jeal-
ousy, had not been slew to resent.
Randolph, though he made il„ objec-
tion to the alliance, showed not eagerness
to promote it, and but for its being an
essential condition of his being one day
pus..s•ur of Bengarry, there were agog
given that hu had no particular desire to
become the husband .1 Mary Maxwell.
Could he have obtained the estate with-
out such terms, there was reason to infer
that Mary would not have been the lady
of his choice ; but es this might not be,
he made a formal offer of his hand and
violence by the insolent bully whose tin- .yesWilly, but Eastern showed more
pertinence has been properly chastised, I self command than you,' mid Letup, with
shall resent that as long as I hive power • reproving shake of the heal. 'It was
to wield this weapon." very wrong of you to strike him.'
And ss he spoke he lifted an irun rake
which lay at his feet and Rexed at the
group with • look so determined that
every use shrunk back from him.
'And no null i, as Meg as ibis paddle
bauds guid,' cried Willy, grasping firm-
ly with both hands the hoe which he
held.
Meanwhile Llias was in terrible dis-
tress, and felt ready to faint, but she I vindictive cruelty he can de. I enter
bravely kept silent and outwardly firm, I the world now with every family tie
in order not to occupy the attention of I severed. Mone, I have none. None,
Eastarn or kir brother at such • criticaldid 1 "Ft Yes, dssrwet, my home is
moment. I lith theeee.lfyith thy love to sustain me
Randolph, still smarting by the blue i I'll coaquerstill.'
from Willy, went stamping and foaming I The glory of sunset had for some time
behind the laborers, commanding them faded from the western sky, but • clear
to rush in upon the two youths, but the light still lay along the h.rison, *bowing
men had no heart for the job, and refuse with clear distinctness the tops of the',
d to move. far off mountains like the frontiers of
'There i. no occasion for violent. at sr ether world. But all the rest of the
all,' said the) factor. 'Mr. gestate has {endsoape lay in a dusky shadow, to be
intimated that Do rewfames will b. mal. apeedicy rescued from the dominion of
darkness by the moon, which was ruing
to the eviction. Let the furniture,
threfors be earned nut and placed on full and broad in the east, brightening
the beach.' as she climbed the blue vault -if night,
and flooding earth and river with •
sweet silver radiance.
The arrangement was that Willy
should row one boat and Eustace the
other --the latter to be steered by Lilies,
as Restaoe was not like Willy intimate
with the windings of the banks. The
tide having now nearly surrounded the
laden bosh, Lilco was lifted into her
place. and the two yeethe seated them-
selves st their respective oars, where
they waited till the water should float
them away in search of • new home.
'Acc.pt it ! think ye he will have a
chutes f Na inc.(there, and be a ill
be put un the same level as the most vul-
gar sailer on the ship. And look you
here, mother, I shall be his (dicer --his
officer. Think of that. He must obey
my commands, and listen in silence to
whatever 1 choose to sy. Oh, whet •
sweet revenge to put him to daily tor-
ture, 1.s gall his proud spirit, to make
him go here and there as I choose, and
work like a slave under my orders I
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go es sweeteu the cup of my revengeIf you here tox•thache gut the dentist to
rem..ve it. Dent increase your misery
and try to snake others unhappy by talk-
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'Hs will nr.er. endure it,' rejoined
Mrs l:shame. 'You will grad him to
retaliation.'
'I hope I shall,' said the miscreant.
'fur then I shall have him flogged --tied
up like a dog, and his back flayed by the
lash till his spirit is crushed out, and he
ones to nae for the mercy I shall taunt-
ingly refuse, What think ye of n.y
was accepted. And it was arranged that scheme of revenge ! Is it not perfect 1'
when he was promoted to the rank of 'It is wore than I would advise you to
first Lieutenant tha marriage should 1 e consummate,' answered Mrs. Grahame.
s..lemuizni 'We have treimphe,t over him already.
His 1'avu uf abwuw had „peedHeHe is an .'utcast, and h:a inheritance 1.as
wto depart on the following day—and became y errs. What farther triumph
as
he and his mother had adjourned to the need you seek•1'
deserted chamber that they might con• P.etrnge, author I tell you revenge.
verse without lila l,ossibi:ity of being
Revenge fur the Wow he gave nee and
overheard. the words he addressed to nae. I swore
But may he not return at a futon to make him repent it, and by heaven, I month•.
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`Do net fear it,' answered Randolph. ton the west. I must lute Ralph t" the !1 la..+1
'The Falcon, to which he will be drafted, river for the hour draws near when I i
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A Iltemarhalala M r•pr.
MF. glary A. Dailey,"f Tunkhanneek,
Ps.,waa ail: fated for stn Fears with Arth•
111.4 anti Ilrnochitis, .ming which time
the best physicians amid give no relief.
Her life was despaired of, until in last
October she procured a bottle of Dr.
King's New Dace -eery. when immediate
relief was felt, anti by continuing its use
for a 'hart time she was completely cur-
ed, gaining in dt'sh :,0 Ila, in a few
'Dell • bit if I 000ld help it,' answered
Willy.
'He richly merited it,' said $nelaon.
pe
'But e the tide is making fast We
shall be able to float the boat immedi-
ately and then farewell to Beogarry.
My father's power is exhausted new,' he
bitterly added. 'This is the last ad of
is to juin the fleet immediately, and he appointed the boat w be at the leach.'
'Yoe plans are laid, then ' C3.OIXERIClei
will be caro to get kn.,cked an the head They are. After securing Ralph, the Pl .� `�%f_17% `IIL L
in an engagement. 111 guarantee that
men are to row along the shore till they t s
he'll never return to Bengarry to trauWe get to Weedhaven at midnight, when j eeeABLlletie t POO
you ur endanger my prospects, now s•.
Eustace and the salmon -fisher will ben
Buchanan
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magnificent.' size, in their sleep, and the pretty Li Buehanan,Lawsonl Robinson
'P.00r Ralph,' swami IKts. Grahame. lee left t.. mourn for her darling.'
'It was his own fault. Hem ht, after reser-o r. i iat� or
'Al. true ! What is to become of her r
all, make no had was of his secret, l asked hie mother. 'She will be left des -
but= tit ute. '
'But I'll not trust him,' returned Rio- .she may serve ..r drown herself for Dcsuuw 1-; ALL Meals Or
dolph hastily. 'I don't choose to be a1 aught 1 care,' unturned the h•ortl•ss�r,
the mercy of such a vulgar, insolent I LILI)11181', Lath,, SIILIhl83 1
fa-
scoundrel,as he caught up the rifle which
and builder's material of every iiea.-r:ptloa. (
low. I have been furred t.. be smooth layon the fluor and sallied forth to I
with him since the day he boasted of the I search et Ralph, the gamekeeper. SCllirl filIMprune l A ni i m,,. t
relationship, but the airs he takes when i }.I Orders promptly attended n,. I
we are in the woods together have galled ars ss. Coxiixt'xL ()Wert, b, Aug. _ tee3 1902-ty
me to the quick. But my relea.e and
revenge are both near. Tonight he will emMnass Chamois. „f 1 GODBRICH BOILER WORDS
I
findtense
himself secure under Laic'. - and 1
Sash, Doors Blinds
There are two periods in the life
fewa.e
by daylight he will haat the a..yuatut 1 every waw lb. system undrrgoes First the change from l Have}us. rem. Ivai •tante stock of
ante et the Falcon's forecastle.
'L; seems to be the easiest ani safest
way of getting rid of him,' said his mo-
ther. 'He has his own rashness and
folly to thank for it. Then he being
safely cared for. all danger to our scheme
is averted, for I should think there is
net the slightest probability of Eustace
cad his father being reconciled '
Randolph smiled sardonically.
'I shall effectually pret ent th it like-
wise,' he rejoined. 'By • single blow I
mean to avert danger and to secure a
sweet and ample revenge. Oh, shall I
not repay them with tenfold interest f.sr
oke blow they both gave me. lay, hese
ens, my heart bounds with joy 'at the
thoughto:f it.'
'I don't know what you mean,'ubeety-
ed his mcther.
'(N course you don't. How should
yon 1 Bet hark ! Ralph is net the
only ens who shall fall into the hands of
the press gang to -nicht
Hu mother started, and looted at trim
with $ strange look of enquiry. " Vital /wee/Iee• !
'You do not mean Eustace r she I Ask the most eminent physician
breethlesely whispered. (N any school, what is the hest thine
in the world for quieting and allaying all
'Both Eastsce and hes a.a.Ciat., the I irritation of the „rues sod going all
salmon -fisher.' !arms el nervous c umplaiota, giving ria- I S G r2
'Carry them '.tf by force-p.reas tont. childlike refreshing slowp always 1
these 1' w
And the] well tell you unhesitatingly
Eustace,..,tag that they meant a on- 1 ,Yes. and carry it off tha pr,perty
tee the garden, drained to meet them, I within high-water mark,' roared Ran -
tor heaspected that their visit was in mph 'Nat a stick 01 it will i allow 10
some way connected with himself, sad remain en the ground.'
the sight of Randolph produt.d an angry 'Bat the tide u bowing,' rsmon.trst-
feeliag in his bosom. sot the factor
'What the dose do i dire for that i Do
as 1 order you --that's all.'
e 1 'Allow me to soy, Mr. Randolph,' re -
tented the factor, that i take my in-
ar sttreetions only from Mr. Orshame, and
as he said nothing shoot the hivh-wtatsr
mirk, the seen shall got srry the furni-
ture within mak of the tide.
Resistance being evidently useless,
Willy was persuaded to steed gait. sod
*lbw the eviction to gr fordwerd. W R aed.if Greene and his mother held
and Eostsee led Lilise atarrwd out the a asset a sovweatioe is tote el the
Ismer amides, egad the men brought tho
more bulky views of hieasitwre.
reeves of t1e deserted wing .t the mem-
more
iodise of the three imitates of the el .m
The latter's vindictive fele gleamed
with triumph whoa he beheld lustaee,
but neither he not the rest of the party
took further notice of him—their bem-
oan bang spperently with Willy who
stood at the door of the entt•ge waiting
their coming.
'i say my gun,' said the factor, 'you'll
have to tern out of this phase. Mr. Gte-
hame has gree orders to that sleet.'
'Learn the setters !' wheel Willy.
What's that for l'
'i have we time to give the reaseo. het
I have beset ordered it shut it ep. Thaw
emu will help you to marry .cut your
th+le!►
childhood to womanhood ; next, that of 'BRASS & IRON STEAM FITTINGS
woenanhoal to old sqe These are the
critical changes of life, and the system
CHAPTER VII.
sor}oa AT aalo.eaar
should be nourished and regulated by i BOILERS & ENGINES
that matchless tunic. Burdock Bleed
Bitters. It u invaluable in all amasses
peculiar to footslog. `1
The wpswisa of all
Who have tried Poison's Nerviline, the
great pain remedy, s that it is neve-
failing in pain „f every drsctiption.
Neuralgia, toothache, crsmps,psin in the
stomach, and kindred complaints are
banished as if by magic Rapid and cer-
tain in operation, p'e•aant to take, Ner-
viline stands at the vett' front rank o1
remedies .1 this class A trial Crottle
may be purchased for 10 conte a vary Wanted to be Kllo1I!
small amount in any ease ; but the beet wanted
G
expenditure rue can make, if a sufferer
bottle n Nervine at Wilson's.
New Salt Pans and Boilers
Built on Yhortaet Notice.
Mail orders for new wort andf repairs eel
receive /geyt attentlee,
CHRYSTAL k BI.A('K,
Worka sear O. T. le. t1Wba.
°oder.. 1. r h. it suet. I7%7
from any kin of pain, is a 10 or 23 et. nm et To.' .aft carer
Pain tions indigest.on, dyslsepsia, and
ton hearty eating is relieved at Does by
taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pilo
immediately after dinner Don'' 1 .rget
this. !m.
01OICR CONFECTIONERI,
CANNED FRUITS AND FISH,
TOB.4CCO, ('IG.4RS, (to
Domestic and For+lgw Fruits.
riveter■ of the Beet Breeds.
Freak and itmokod , t Water rids is semen.
A hell aeetrtment of all kinds of Nut*.
tertian ttgrwrd 1a every !tyle ergsbed.
1('R ('KBA MN IN :igA.Y()N
Tloral Draigna. Wreaths, Creases tio.i.,net..
et:.. made to order.
INwpvlie
Orissa. a'rideable,. Is apnoea.
I s
"tome („rm of Ho R1i1ST A. JR.A.NT
Randolph nodded triumphantly. one urea 1.
'And make Eustace • common mailer 1 I Ask any or all of the most eminent
'There's the sting of it— putting him l physietans
before the mast. 0h, the pr,spset ui I 'What is the best and only romedy,
delicteov. that mut be relied ontocure all dimsees of
the kidneya and urinary organs ; emelt as
'That is iodeed o terrible vengeance Brig' hes disease, diabetes, rsientsen or
you are taking,' gal the mother. 'But inabality to noun urine, and all the
thepniat of the sting for him would lie Women" same and ailments peculiar to Won" —
Ii "Aad they will tdl you esplieitly aid
in the knowledge that you it was whit •mph•tiealty "Began
had instigated his seizure, and this heI A•k the sake 1'bycmtan..
may sever kwon. "What is the must re
reliable an.' sunset
'He shall know it,' cried Randolph, M ;cure for all liver diseases .sr dyspepsia ;
rely constipation, indtgtnti..n. o..asneeo,
wtil•rtal aver, ague, etc.," and they will
'Yews, M wily learn it him Ralph tell on
when they meet on board the Falcon.' "I,ilatirinks' or Dandelion '"
'The Faison "They don't go to the Rates, when them remedies are mom
bird with others meshy valuable sea
lab.' hAn 1 enspnanded into Hop Bitters,sueh' arhelet soy sow.
'T. aarrttr ship. (t`..nclnd.d next wadi.', m etiisir ata . tbfrewAWlers.
Noianpotters. (trulericb,At
Iter. M. diet. Mesta.
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r1. A. Plata and esieuicatieee
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for the workbag clad Aston N ds.
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war of aki.ieten
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elow day. this
you ever thnlight testate at ur Inr(gem. Ne
medial require., . wnl wart you. You
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word all the time or span tune Olay. The
wort 1. nni, rroudly adapted to beth the goad.
ar. 1 old. You e•.. eerily Ones
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