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CHAPTER XV.
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Return we now to the Corneae un its
way to England, under the charms of
Captain Drainers, and baviug uu board
Eustace and Willy liommerviU..
The potation el Eustac. at Willy was
now imuseasely chanted for the hotter.
The 'servile degrauatiou to which they
had been subjected was at a.. end, and
tray were not only treated with respect
and consideration, but Eustac. and
Densmore being old friends, s free end
hippy interoouree wee maintained be -
twine these two, .hkh, together with
the prospect of s speedy stunt to Se-t-
Wd, wade 11111dtees as pleasant Y eels
heard ale MOW they had hers dher.
But at times hotb Eustace and Willy
WW1) gloomy and melancholy enough.
THS HURON ji (AL, FRIDAY JULY 4, 1884.
lie mean it,' exclaimed the youth.
la Ike* 110111111 outcast I will du the
dads of an Went. It is nut my ewe
chews. DenattltwfS, yam mart under•
stand my feelings, for pee bane not bees
made to suffer as I hare dose. My
whale nature bas holm outraged, my
libe is dmtwyeti, ay manhood degrad-
e d, my heart wusuderd in as deepest,
holiest affection. Think ye I Jell tame -
1y submit to this ! No- -a thousand
times tie. 'The very worms when trud
epee tura, and the devil that has been
rural within me will manifest itself.'
'Look y., Eustaee, said Dunaway.,
'the inaction you are subject to on board
the Corneae is really worse fur you thea
the work you had to du in the Hueter,
for there you had not time, as you have
bens, to br,ui over your bad usage.
trim by deal I wish sutuetlurig exciting possible, wring to the violent pitching
wstsld
11111111 up. The Cornets is net in of the went. A e.mmunication to this
• Rood Mate to show much tight, but for effect havias ltd gent above, the men
your sake 1 wish we would come across 1 at the pumps we .ordered to strain
I>• g0 ship. A good stiff fight every nerve to reduce the water in the
Meld oesspy your mind, and that's the hold. They wrought with a 'sitl-
lhtng you want to put you right. wrought as strong mea do who feel that
Just then the chief officer under Duna- their life depends un their efforts -and
inure tame lustily into the cabin were relieved every .iwrter of an hour.
On board the Hector their hard and cur- ' 1 fear, sir, a storm is approaching,' Eustace having volunteered to go below
scant work, if toilsome and galling, and the said. 'I seldom saw a dirtier sky to and superintend operations there, was
at leant this bloused effect, that it kept I windward, and--' standing with his party eagerly watch -
their mind free) brooding over the un-
known fate of Lilies. With the leisure
they n enjoyed in the Cornet• carte
frequent opportunities for sad torturing
reflection, and many an Lour of bitter
• ,grow they endured.
It was many weeks now since the night
they were dragged from their peaceful
home s Woodhaven, and were compelled
to lave the distracted Lilies alone upon
the beach. What had become of her 1
What had she suffered 1 What priva-
tions,
rivytions, indignities, and hardships might
she not have undergone. She was left
without • friend and almost without
money. The little ash which was in the
house could not long serve to supply her
wants, and she had no means of procur-
ing more. She waa, therefore,destitute,
helpless, and desolate. Hew the loving
heart of Willy was wrung as he thought
of her in this condition ; but if the broth-
er's heart was so agonized, who shall
imagine the grief and woe of Eustace T
We knuw how great and absorbing was
his lore for Lilias-hnw he had preferred
her to all earthly good --how he would
unhesitatingly make every sacrifice to
shield her from harut-yet new he had
think of her poverty and want, per-
nce of sickness and despair, without
• protector in the wide, wide world, and
she a poor, weak, timid woman, all un-
used to the celd blasts of a cruel adver-
sity. It was often more than this strong
man's heart could endure to pursue his
thoughts in regard to her, and more than
once he:rtsitn broke down, and trru•ned
and sobbed in the vehemence of his emo-
tion.
At times like these Willy strove to
comfort him with suggestions which
yielded himself but little consolation.
He endeavored to encourage the hope
that Lilies would have sought and found
their uncle John, the only relative they
had -their mother's brother, whom they
had not heard of for many years. but
who was supposed to be a well -ti. -du
farmer in one of :the border counts
vehement's, O.gtsia Densmore sent ..u•
.f the raven to salmi their fears, and
severe these therm was no Immediate
danger. Is • few minutes be retuned
with • atu.twoare white and ghastly.
The abip had sprung • leak, and the
water was raising fast to the bold. If
it meld not be stopped and pumped the
vessel mist euro sink.
This terrible news soon flew throve*►
the ship, and a universal effort was made
to avert the threatened catastrophe.
The pumps were at once fully manned
and vigorously wrought, and two carpe*-'
tors, with • party of mutants. were
sett down to discover and stop the leak.
In this then were unsur :essful. The
depth of water in the hold was so great
that it would require them to dive to
examine the bottom, and this was un -
If Lilies had succeeded in di.c)verin
ID)Lea. The most inter' smarty now
prwteled lest ib. *trauma should mut
observe them in the gathering twilight,
or be wield* to approach to render them
astastanos. Sown, however, they W
the satiafastten of seeing their signal
answered, and the stranger, unfurling
her sails and hoisting her .date, berg
duwu upon them.
'By Jove, she's • Yeesoh frigate,' .:-
*tainted Dunmore; and this fact became
at the same meweut apparent to the
prisoners, for they set up wild shout. of
exultation.
ell,' added Dun.m.re, philosophi-
cally, 'better a French prt..n than a
watery grave.
'Nay, Monsieur need not contemplate
such a fate,' observed the original cap-
tain of the Cornets, who stood at his
elbow,and with whom hieitttetcourr had
always been courteous and polite. 'The
change of position is not the fate of war,
but the result of a storm, and rely upon
it, Monsieur, my goal oacers, will not
be wanting to show you are the guests,
not the prisoners of Franca Yoe have
dealt kindly by at, and though we are
national enemies, we need not be private
foes.' He held .out his band as he spoke,
and Densmore warmly shook it, as did
Eustace aloe, whom the French captain
'A storm,' cried Densmore gaily.' ing the result. At the end of an hour highly admired for his bravery inaction,
'Well, that may be a very good .ubsti- the water had not diminished, but rath- even though that bravery coat him
tete for a tight. Come on deck, Gra- or increased, which showed that the leak the loss of his ship.
haste, and let us see 1.. making a?i sees.' was a frightful one, and not to he easily 'These are the sentiments a brave
1 he two friends left ilio cabin together I overzuae, even in favorable clrcunlMan- I and honorable gentleman,'ed our
d went above. The afternoon was cea On discovering that, despite the i here, 'Vim say truly our P�s pt
• to • close, and night was pre- efforts being put forth, the water was ' tremity destroys all national antagouism,
paring to descend upon the wide waste ; gaining on [Gem rather than otherwise, !and if your approaching friend shore w
of waters. The whole aky was quiet and Eustace, unhesitatingly threw utf his j from the sea, it will be to the honor of
**retie except in the uorth-west, where upper garments, and leapt int., the black I France if we are not treated as prisoner
masses of black, angry -looking clouds abyss. He was • practical swimmer and „f war.
were tossing themselves about, and evi- diver, and with perfect coolness made
dently drifting, or rather rushing to- his way round the hold, r.aing to the
Waris them on the wings of a tempest. surfaces when in want of breath and
diving again the moment he was recruit-
ed. He came upon it at length -a great E
shattered rent in the side, result of a s
shot durinr the contest with the Hector.
Ieot pitching of the ship had 1 t
ex -
ao
As yet the air around the ship was still,
but aa experienced eye detected that
within the region of these clouds • fear-
ful war of element* was being waged.
They re dark lurid and wildly coo
TO
TO at COSTINCaD.
usedLaatwasr.
As soon as a child begins to lisp its
ret broken sentences its education again ist your raatality get away with
heutd begin. Habits are formed which breakfast. To bat a duad-bat beats
will exist to a greater or leas degree everything. Ta, to !' and she shut the
hroughout life. Such being the caw, door in his face.
The tramp started sorrowfully down
the street, wondering, no doubt, where
and how he could get a breakfast that
would stay with 1 .-jTexas Siftings.'
a Tamm p Osewrsse.
(Oetin.ed.=
'Twin pat setae air weed over three utterer IL
is your yard,' said a seedy -looking heap wonderful ard u yseerw is aiNe iw
to an Aortia aveses-lady. is deveitlged whir► s m ended m No
'Yes,' said the lady el the house. operations that no diesels er i l hear
'I would like to moth it in t..r you,' eau possibly essienor resist itepower,sstd
said ha yea ►t u
Harmless for the meet Gail wearies
meekest invalid er ustslless skald to sem
'-Patient.
Alamo& Saadi es-w.arly � "
SW years, and given up by Ph
of Bright', aid other kidney
liver oumplainta, severe eeeehs nailed
ounauwpuoe, have bre eused-
Women gene nearly crag !
From agony of neuralgia, revealment,
w.ketulnese and verieua diseases peculiar
so women.
People drawn out of shape from exerts
elating pangs of Rheumatism.
Intlaulmatory and chronic, er suffer -
Mg fruit) scrofula !
Erysipelas '
Salt rheum,blood po►wa►nu,dyspepma,
ittdittertieo, and in fact alums/ all did
eases frail
Nature u heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bittetss,prorf
lay good lady, fur this sumptuous repast. of which cut be found in every neigh -
Now lot me give you this advice : Never borheod in the known world. m
again let your sympath fat away with .�Igh should eaten whom blood u warm
your discretion. I'm to !" and y within
walked tuajestitally. the (runt Sit ke hisgrand.ire est is alabaster fel,
gate- Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and thin.
Thr trstnp had gone but •short dna Whes ••C11NiALmtgnmt awgn a wiI maim
Diner when he became deadly sick. g.ruw the faster. For mate by J. Wil -
He seated himself on a curbstone, and
a few momenta later, having two or three
violent spasmodic contractions .f t
stomach, he lest his ill-gotten breakfast.
Indeed his stomach would have followed
suit had it not been thoroughly dovetail-
ed'to his diaphragm. He believed that
he was poisoned. and he became much
alarmed. A. soon as be regained strength
enough to get to his feet, he slowly re-
traced his steps and found the hely
standing in the front door. Has on head now the LINGUIST *Tatra si
'My husband eased* to carry it in,'
she replied.
'Well,' said the tramp, 1 will carry it
fa and pde it up nim at yea will give me
my breakfast.'
At this utter the lady consented, and
the tramp went to mirk
After he had serried in a oouple .f
armsful the body stepped to the door and
found him sitting on the pile with his
elbows on his knees and ha► taco buried
is his bands.
'What is the matter 1' .aid she.
•Oh, lady,' said he, looking up, 'i am
so weak, for I have had nothing to eat
Ws day before yesterday,' and he again
covered his face with his hands.
This seemed to ruu.s the lady'. ay .
p.Jy and .he went in and aunt return-
ed with an .xeellent breakfast.
After h. had .wept everything from
the board, he arose and said : 'Thanks,
ANIEL GORDON,
CABINETBANER -
Lt�W
a
Uudeflaker,
'Madam,' he said in piteous tun•s,'my
breakfast did not stay on nay stomach.
believe I'm poisoned.'
That's not to be wondered at,' said
• I suspected your little game hav
First - Class Furniture
la the County. and u 1 now uurrhase for cask,
will not be undersold my any one.
. 1 offer Tapestry carpet Losnava.from KM
ing, tern aught once before in the saute °pwanta. Whatauta, Ruud' trout $=-SO ap-
way, so Iprepared m self for it byd.twn Uow hack ('hairs, from e p up. and every-
thing else bathe +mote proportion.
your coffee with tartar emetic. Now, A T THF. ()LI) STAN D
let me give you a little advice : Never
we the cunrerratiun of the older members
famed --opening here and then into rife brought away the splintered umbers and I „f the f ori should be
Y1:
carefully glean;
• speedily closing again -rolling one there existed an al:erture o1 fearful i tet, lent the l the ones hear snot tear:;
over the ether into fantastic shapes, acid magnitude, which c..0'.1 u,.t lr ssibly ' uugrawinatical expressions and slant,
fast approaching towards the vessel, be repaired in the present condition of 1 which, sad to say, are s•. rife among our
blotting out the blue sky as they carte, the vessel I
young prop's of the present day. The
adrTanta with whom children .pend so
and extending themselves on eitlerhand Without a word Eustace ascended t • much o1 their unix. shoal•! be chosen
till it was plain these would overshadow the deck ; and with a grave yet calm ex -with reference to this matter. A mother
the whole horizon and envelope them Premien of countenance, told Dunamere I should feel it ber duty to point out auy
in a night of gloom. wkat the state of things were. ! mistakes made by them, and insist upon
'God God, this is serious,' •jacu'ated their language being correct. respectful,
Eustace *toed bythe bulwarks and and devoid of daag at all rima. It u
gazed at the sight in wonder and awe. the Captain• 'What hat Is. to be done t I exceedingly difficult to break children
Never had he seen such a sublimely 'I don t see that anything more can "f habits ono. forme], and are in this
direction will save touch trouble and
wrathful sky. or such a lurid color, or
fury of motion, in en assemblage of
clouds. It was so strange to stand there
in the midst of • perfect calls and see a
tempest raging in the heavens. But
sown the signs ..f its coming were pre-
sented to his notice in the swell that
began to show itself on the surface of
the sea and in the shadow that the
advancing clouds last upon its bosom in
the distance. The great deep, as if con-
scious .•f the storm that wit about to
bunt, began to stir uneasily to and fn,
not in ripples or wavelets, but in a long
undulating swell, as if moved by an in-
fluence from afar. Presently short curly
waves were sent to windward, and fitful
puffs ..f wind passed throught the rig-
ging, making the ropes quiver and the
be done than what is doino.' returned
Eustace. 'If the water gains on the
pampa our chance of escape is a small
One..
The captain ordered the steward to be
sent for, and instructed him to serve out
an extra quantity of grog to the men at
the pumps. He also went and urged ;
them to renewed and if possible increas-
ed effort, telling them plainly that on
their tabors their own lives and the lives
a Good These.
When is the hest time to take a blood
purifier i Whenever the blood is foul
and humors appear, or when the system
I is debilited take Burdock Blend Bit-
! tete. 2
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Between the Poor ()Mice & Beak of Montrea
Oct. 18th. I!Cli 1113-
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ESTABLISHED 18:x.
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kat NI. ti 'Tl HEMS OF
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1 Fog Till Cotrtexto:e-For pimples, uaalxns tr au. arsine or
, blotches, tan, and all itching tumors of
the skin, use Prof. Low's Magic Sulphur Lis i tt1187', Lath, Shingles
annoyance. One way to cultivate the , Soap.
use of language, and at the same time to -
'morn of the occupations and companions I An Italian nun -of -wit re.;ently v sited
.,t her chillren, u for the mother to en- I Seethe,a seaport on the Straits of Bab
courage the daily narration of what they el -Mandeb, eubjoct to Egypt, threatened
have seen, heard, and enjoyed. and the to bombard the place and exacted a large
telling of their tittle experiences. The sum from the governor. There was
study of pictures, moreover, in which great excitement, but confidence was re -
every child delights, may be used as a store( by tate arrival of a British gun -
great provocation of language. Children host.
arrays lore to lent at picture., and car. The well known atrenkthentt,g propel -
almost always be induced to talk about ties of Iron, combined with other tonics
them. This study teaches theta obser-
of every soul on board depended. •ation, and bow to describe accurately
what they a .. Vhen stones aro read
No further ergine was needei- Browe to children they -Amlot be ubGYed to re -
tit and buttder's material of every- description. S
SCHOOL FURIITU11E A SIICIILTT.
Or.tle Orders promptly attended to.
Ooderich. Aug. 1881 Meaty
and a roost perfect nervine, are found in
Carter's Iron Pills, which strengthen the
nerves and body, and Improve the blood
were knitted, and lips pressed. and tit. produce them, using, as far as possible,
and complexion. lm
'veins on the arms stood out like cords. ' the language of the book. The memory At this seamen of Ina year there should
and the water poured tram the scupper* is strengthened in this way, a habit of he a lx tree ..f Pectoris in every house
attention is harmed, and the power of it u unequalled for Coughs Colds and
in tult streams. At the end of another I ezprew.on increased. if such plans as Hoarseness is pleasant, equally safe for
hour Eustaee went down and examined I these aro symmetrically carried out, they children. Price Y5 tents at all drug•
the hold. To his silent dismay the water will prove a wonderful help to tae
ea wast!. m
11; spars marc listlessly about. Not an had reached more than an inch higher thurourh ed `chaos ..f a child. The Net another Pill shall so .town mi.
Atm. and under his protection she would, inch of canvas was mow nut to be aught ).ea h n them j constant, careful teaching and kind aug-
be safe. But there was the awful "IF"
tructlon, then, was
by the quickly swelling breeze, for every a
to contemplate here. It was at the haat y.1 was close -reefed, and all the poles d and ' f h 1
creeping o I rectiong of parents will accomplish a throat again, said a citizen. "when I can
pace. It was but a question of hours ; work which can never be performed by I get such
tu atrompt and pleas* nn nt are forr
for, let them do their but, they mast study.. In a ter years nuc oar y ohne ach Bitters. It rendes the blend pure
only a peradventure and net a probable ba Th arse f the vessel had tall k He came up again and training will allow itee!f in a rally cam- d 1 l k t t din sping
h tar i.
were re. a r• u
inevitably sink. an c•x, an. makes a r .en
th d if, as was more likely, been altered, though h as goingnand of language, and an easy, graceful'
h- bled faceth z ss captain 1 me..licine)► Loge bottles 50 ce
one either, an s • 11.t n a er , rug she w in ►s troubled a anxi
r
Lilian had not found uncle John, then, aearlyin the face of the wind, and th. power of conversation- -[Standard.
road appalling truth.
algin, what had become of ber T
The water i. not lees The ravages ..f Cholera Infantum and , %Pectora, to my tutor',
is thing. I herr used it in my
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expected storm was coming from the .1 see what it is you have to commune sheat Fatality. ; Gough, Cold or any Bronchia
nt..
— Por
1 affecion.
u just the,
amily for
four years
, and to -
c• rnt ince
h 1 bet,an
A torturing question this, to which no starboard quarter. But the captain cats,' he said.
answer could be heelyet which ever re- stood near the helmsman, with his speak- b tgreater.' tanner (omplalnts among childrenf
G h d C 4h. f r t l e past
u truly alarming. The neat reliable can 'ug . an o s u t
burred and with ever incre•aing agony. ing trumpet in his hand, ready to give 'It is wi'h the stoat uncarted success
u Dr. Fowler's Wild Strawberry. Every
Captain Densmore did his hest to all.vi- the order to veer, should the violence .1
'Then heaven help us s.'l fur there is bottle gsasnteed to give satisfaction. 2 day my opinion of it is that I
ate his friend's ruflering by leading hie the hurricane rdlNrr it Necessary. no view of other help.' to think still more of that whic
thar.kmg well
mind away from its glee hear oontempla- The storm clouds had now risen Lo-
tions and bitter reflections Eustace words the zenith, and their edges stream -
noticed this endeavor and was grateful ed like smoke from the vehemence of the
- for it, but sometimes in the depth and tempest before which they were driven.
.littt'Irnes of ho pain he would tufa" And now under the black vault of the
to take in brighter hopes, or entertain sky white patches of water began to flash
milder feelings regarding the tyranny to and gleam showing where the wind had
which he had bra subjected et th and smitten it with fury and
Suddenly a loud azc!amattun escaped
the lips of Captain Densmore. in rune
Ding his anxious eye for perhaps the
hundredth time over the sea, he caught
sight of a large vessel et no great distance
from them. That he had not seen it till
then was not wonderful, for a ship's hull
was not easily discerned ataxy the
_ .4.
GOOD vas FGAR ROC rD. --Natinnal Gin. KEPI., Manager ()nta'in Bank,
Pills aro a good blood purifier, liver; Pickering.
regulator, and mild purgative for all I Price 25 cents at all druggists. m
**mons.
m I
it has teen discovered that a youngI Wbee/er'. TIsmsr ras.paates. ed.
married woman who was supposed to I1I \ t' K S 1 N. li M O T H It K B A hi D
have died at Wheeling. . , last Mondayf N.1114
b''''it'e'r Foliar of I'hnephatr. and ('all -
g• mfa of guar calor In malntaiuln• .treryth.
was buried alive. Her husband u pros- I preventing dna-mfa or poor blood. giddiness
emend and his life u despaired of. sad ng if 50rnmrnon to delicatecmufl-
% trim dnrtng the period of lactation. fietnlf
orf worm* are well kr..rwn rompooe•A ..t food elements. It pronate. the
m the n
On one occasion u they sat together in foam. The crested wares were visibly , The signs ,1 health n<the molter, sad tie devmimeo" t of
cowering billows, and tete ship in .Imes -
the cabin, and after Dunmore had been raising themselves, and changing the tion was, Ake the Cornet*, ailing under but the remind] Is not always s.. well the cbl1.� massae the ,'wnr.r nt depraved
determined D h
trying to exculpate the Admiralty in re- watery plain into a belling region of bre poles. But in the now settling sea powders will destroy them. m Illants so often injudteinudr premeritw.l•
she became a mon conspicuous object, lohn Duriedp • coal -bled negroand An tdlsor'. THMte
r. Freeman's W•rrm hahit. w .ch mar result from the we of mini -
Bard to his seizure, Eastern thus bunt snew-capped eminences. The gusts of
forth with indignant vehemence-- wind that rushed aloft likewise grew
'i won't exonerate the Government, stronger ani more frequent, and the
for 1 look upon it a,
the prime author of long undulating dopes on which the ship
the wrong 1 have endured. Without its slowly or and fell were becoming fur -
power andsanction Randolph would have rowed on the surface. I gladness of eneipected hope filled every
been powerless to harm me, but, using Morning came et length, but it did I bosom. A simultaneous shot burst forth
t as an entrine, he was able to have me not bring with it a orseaticn of the I fro,n French and British. and prepare-
.iron as a crimintnal and used as a I storm. As the grey light stole acnes ! tions were at onee made to hoist signals
felon. f will never forget it. I will I the sea, it revealed as magnificent a„f distress to the stranger. At this
never forgive it. Henceforth I can yield apecteele u ze the eye could gaopen i juneenre the French sailors quitted:the
it no respect, and will not scruple to de- Mountaneous billows, .now created end i pumps in a body, and crowded the bol -
ever shifting, neared themselves in all works, with eager shoats and vehement
directions, and from their summits the
spray flew like clouds of smoke, till it
nam caught up and lost in the black
bosons of the sky. In the centre of this
majestic tarbuleeee the Cornet* was
drier about- - the sport of wind and sea
-the only living thing to be described
in the wilderness of raging water.
By noon the wind had moderated •
and 1 will take my revenge for it on the little, and as the thunder 4 its roaring
bink seas. By heavens, the Government lessened, the shouts and shrieks of the
will yet feel that my enforced aegaint-
GODERICH BOILER VORIS
end Dun.mo•e noticed her with a joy I Amite Jefferson, ahandsome white Theron P. Keator,editor of F • ' V :yne
equal to hia surprise merrier! Almost instantly woman, were arrid
a St.
Louis
” Ind., li,rvlte, writes : 'For the t....t five j
Have just received a Large stock of
BRASS & IRON STEAM FITTINGS
—ron—
son,RR3 & ENGINES
Row Salt Pans and Boilers
Built on Shortest Notice,
]fail orders for new work aedfrepalie wt
'cosi. prompt attention,
CHRYSTAL A BLACK,
`Yorks near O. T. R. Station.
t)odertcb. Feb. 2S. um. lip
Nauted to be Kilownil!
TH \T rut' CAN 135T
CHOICE CONFECTIONERT,
CANNED FRUITS AND FISH.
TOILI CCO, CIGdd RS, 4e
Domestic and roeeif�fts.
( ere of the Best Brand►-
Fresh and Smoked , It Nater Flab in season
A full a.eortment of all kinds of Vets.
Oyster. nerved In .:veer %slI legwlrwd.
1('E I'KE.4 HS IN Sb' -1.'4 N.
!vessel Da.tesoti Wreathe, (nes... aeNlsnr.
et.•_ made to order.
!flowering ?lasts a Temptable* to ureses.
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ea
the presence of the vessel became known iuuday last• immrli*teiy after the . hr s i have always used lh. Mini's New
ceremony the bride p D y
erfor (ria h of n•• I
h purchased a new suit - isc -e ry . comehe o most seven
to the masses on deck, and the wild of clothes for the gre.om. i character, as well as for theme of s milder I
Tae Troth anal ••laity Eist. type- It never fails iso effect a speedy
e want Proof. Hurn- cure• My friends to whom i have re-
fraud it if ;it suits me to do so. Myro
wrongs, Densmore, hare made m� reck-
less, if not desperate. The devil in my
nature has been roused, and in my out-
cast eseditioa i will ready to what inm
other eiresetaeees i should never havesa
contemplated. Look, ye, Dsmore, if
when i return i find this day evil fate
u
hh.fallea Lahr, every tie el kindred
and errantry will then have bees severed,
arum with national duty will be tamed
into • weapon of rat•liatioa'
iOs
'Hush. shw,' said his frim, 'yds
new say what yeaM silt tarps.'
Few& prisoners below desk startled
these is the other parte of the shinwas.
Por some time it weaw•idaewd tb•t
those were named by m
tenor .f th. storm',
to* s they warted lewder it their heath,
pm
gesticulations Eustace sprang among
them, and speaking in their own Ian-
ttmge, urged upon them the necessity of
continuing to keep the water under, .Ise
E. BINGHAM'S,
RE8TAUR &NT
'oust Honer Square. (io•iericltjOts.
.7
laic. ID, I.. t!S! 1m e
D. K. STRACHAN,
PRACTICAL
MACHINIST,
Keeps Keeps on hand a supply of ate.ial for attar
repairing of
tioare meays pe ph. commended it speak of it to name hagh lowersand
Realleii
terms. Harm been cured h it .f every Latta .n mare plentiful than d •lbors, sad '
it u only by the greatest care that Irony I Omagh i have had for five year,, i cos-
ecs kept at cenviction point that they I ander it the only reliable and ours cure j Sulky Hay Rakes, Plows and
are n.�t R,obo. Proof is
wanted, and that for coughs, colds, etc. Call at Wilson's I �ricultural Implements
we can *apply in connection with the i Drur Store and ret a Fri* Trial Bottle. and Machinery Generally.
claims of Putnam's Painless Corn Ex- Large size $1.00. re
trsctor as • sure, nate, and pateletr rem- All WORN THOROUGHLY 1,8NE.
.dy for corns. Ask any druggist wPr T. ate 5.Ieas rrwi...r.a, a.e all wages
he thinks of it Ask any perwm who sr may ease's,
uu
roof ou want, Then buy a btttle,test I Ph'sphatitr.. •or Nene 1',wxt, a Phn.- I GODERICH MACHINE SHOO
Ammon,. tiederteh. Match Nth, ;fdL I -k,
fav tie war iii slam lysed of
l 1 a O ,wrtam aw.h w..itt l'
raarc.arofwl..alrtnY.Maa/i'"
pie ,t,e.w/. $seal w IIt pyt yes ig4
1 way of maklgptere lnnrtey ten a hen rip
fon .ser t t bee M any earl
1 eapttal ry sheat. re's will .fart fou. YP '
work all t Itis alis. er to abler items nab,
work 1s sal tenon; aigprei ie th
yrs( and .is.. Yen Oga malty ears f :.
I to *every reenter 'IbM en to ti -wt'
may teen iI 10•410.86. slg.e nest. w t
►wIM smiler to ail uta. ane ate wap
wilt resa}} vii ten pay elms h. 4'well'
ata. r.t�w l5.. iMt.a.lewa , ,,
/'a�rrtrwwme will ,wwrote by Ihe.m lr .. . P
wh.1. ld.ae I ate 4sisr
.iy Y
ntfwie•s('o Ti 1e�
h used itTeta will Rive arra all the I ! D. K. STRACHAN,
it, anbecome a missionary for Putnam's phate Immon,. harerl upon Sctenttfi.
the Corneae would sink ere the stranger pu nks, Oe„, B:tnetor. Tads, Formulated by Professor Austin
I
could come to their aid. He spoke, I - M. D. of Welton, Maas.. curve Pulmon-
however, to men who were ether Geo A R.waan-(N nne dospu "Taa.en- cry Consumption, Sick Headache, Ner-
esiited to understand hint, o: who did at; to say inc
aAaatnT, s.rnding ' thethe bestrcahourtarkluteahle i eonselAl ttackwadings, Vertidisg'• andofthNeueralgia
ehyrn. on •std eases human
not believe his word, and they refused little gem for the Teeth and Pat:. Ask system. Phe.phatine is soot a Medicine.
Tim
VegetableI Pniems t WOW**
STOW understood the danger renter, and .:wh ' What's the trotter
i in rail d bot ly the I'besphatic and Gartt'ic Monsanto
List
1'y.
resumed the work which the others lead List coal-Int11 rain ow frond in our daily food. A t:i. ie hetet.
--"K-el;. how ' *hi dont pen an
sewed, not, however, till Some preaOUS 100. Rhyne tired ass est . Acute of t. sof Boost M c,Mvi.e . All ggtwta
..este had beim last, dens/ which rant uthtni,yrt it m* In no ivelanu. mill it. pI (10 per -len{* inwpwtr A
t etwaT, trip a bIfIS hew.. It ash (� stile agents for the Dominion,
sera IS e.ati �•
to r.torn to th. pumps The British your ruggest or address. bene a Not nt, hpeatise it containa no
meta
If Poetics, o Stimulants. Mit •implf
exhausted though th* men were, they It/ titre f*i. ea.. ►. tb N f Ant
the water in the venal had risen several
Mir
63 inmost Street least Toronto