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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 17. 1389
DOINGS IN THE DOMINION. LUDY'3 THINKSGIYIND.
DRUGGIST WOOD ADMITTED TO IW L
IN TORONTO.
w art r•tetea Midi sa.t manatee• --+,fie
1se..,. tlaa•eseMs Wear.• t -a "And I 'boggle 1'd inn over tow o
Menouria mows •es•ase n..essMe•L - ue w' get cheered up a lathe" Ma•dy
Tencerc, Mai 11 _Du tater", ai sun said, as she settled besaelf 1n the
()moods Hall (bid Jesters (}alt heart the d wooden rocker Widow Bow bus
arg.atsest oft the ee.tiseamee of the Memo- u•htd forward, The widow. outnmua-
tee made by the Iowa of Cohost •.d Selo r toots(' as Aust Polls, W bet • poor
vtdual pleiatee reeleaisk+lg ih. Board of file house, and seemed her being by all
Raceme from takitg further steps to bring be shifts known to salt-rsepsotiae pie
t'Ictoria U•iverstty to Tetoutu. Christu ..ly, D. spite twenty years of aewIOL
pher Rebellion. QC.. oared the w for Knitting said washing for other
the plalettat sad wee felk.wed Mr. C. J. tie .s. bright •.d cheerful alwa people; , and
(IHC• i10 m�� i. a � t • be woman rucking slowly in be one
is�s4�o addressed the marhided a emir chair bad done well to came to her.
reply.Mr. &ittun had sot ewcludwl •c
4.10whim His Lordship stated diet be She toss tell and pale, Mostly, aid
wowed adjourn the hearing of the argument plalt.ly past bur brat y''th- Iter ryes
ssW 11 s.m today. ;weer • faded biue,ber bewared.* brown,
Mr. &metes Wiesen us Saturday seat to her cu01pleslun • faded fairness. Teo
Rev. Dr. Potts $750, being the hideous et •'years Stole she had been pretty with
$1000 subscription made by kin to the the charm of fresh girlhood ; sew, her
College Federation feed some tines •aggo.aI le -elders brut just a little an 1 her
gale McNair • geatlemealy-loek' mouth had • wear, droop
7Ioeri chert empbyd ie the Mo*motb' ''Why, now, Moody," Aunt Pully
ouse hi unset, was arrested Tatar- ewe, puling upthe knittingshe had
yft- gell
wit► ateslisg f»m ►u Ir.timed to take her visitor's shawl and
(tee N4 Fred Middleton arrival to W dick.ng the needles cheerily, "the ides
sky S•t.rdmy and celebrated the wearer. ,f your helm' blue an' diaeuoaolate ! But
eery d gnu**, by •heeding art,. rrrvtoe you du Lok sort o' peekin' Is It your
with the iroe•disrs yeseeniar. This eve.. ►.d liver trouble i Pity Cecile Eph's
bag he will be a guest at the regimental r.•oey couldn't cure that now t''
!magnet. M.ndy shook her head. " 'Tian't liver
It is said tier the death of Patrkk Me- trou`•le,or neurals,-tho') hare bed that
Nichol, formerly a saloon keeper at Vic- s lately. '
tori• and bombard-atresta ou Friday after-� •f ,t'e!l, it's been nailer esoralgy
Boos wit the resell cd • Meru he reeeieed hi wes'her ' Anot Pull "
an alteration with • mat pedlar ie • Queen., • y said. Seams to
street hotel sue we re had our full share u' rein the
Jobe O. flood, the druggist charged'
�a't G•rtnaht. I'm real glad Jou drop
with the murder of Lydia Charlton. appear- vied in Mandy, •0you must stay to
ed at the Police Court on Saturday esorsing,lttw. An if you'll jest hand mea stink
but the Crown offered no evaders, and be'MID 11,11 wood -bei -there now !" as the
was remeaded until Monday. Later an apgame seized the new fuel and rushed
plication for bail was made to llir. up the chimney, .,I do say you sant be
Justice Roam at ()good. Hall lied Hu blue long with a fire Many's the time
Lordship sods an order for bail, the sty hep me from a cry in. spell I when was
prisoner tb appear at the Ju.e Aasiaes.11ootsf me ss • cat. An' hoer are all the
wood bonded himself in 1''000, and hie took. t-
brother Robert and David Ward west elm
the bond for $1000 each. Wood returned Oh ! shout as usual,,,I goes,. I ain't
to Buffalo in the afternoon and will rotor° "WTI EP" L."lately."
to steed his trial. Since he lett Toronto ''Why. I thoaght you was st•yin'
last November he has had • wide there. Yee're with Jobe then, ur Ner-
ezperisnce of American cities. He went'y 1 N., trouble to find • hetes now
from Termite to Belie),
then to New I (irk, Not that you ever lacked for on.. she
Washington, Atlantis., New Orleans and added hastily, ";tot of course Uncle
then to the City of Mexico, where he pot op eph'a money has set ycu op with 'em
it over four months. Returning to New ,11. 1 m sit clad you'vegot that. Mandy.
Orle•nr he remained there for • whit anJ Most men would Aa. divided it among
then went to Buffalo, where he bought out
BY BUILT t wati0155
Noq►t o' seeks thing. I've al
got ueptwity well with my folks
ev
•er sated levees, .a' earned my u
heist sense 1 was eighteen, ate 1 go
e ased it before whit I lined with E
after father died. Ile bruiegbi that up,
that bow, mea home, thee, un' nu
wee so grasper. ! I only asked foe
wiergi lee baeatw Den said 1'd bet
Ha said women wereslways 1wi *
by Mediae without security. 1 meow/ a7
!mow 'bout business. I wield have
it to Hi Adam. oe a wooed murgidg
het Jas.'s buabasd said that woe*
do, w' he noted to put It out in K
me fur m0, where his bulks are, at mg
per Deet, Au' thee ceases up old
Lee with • tale of how he Int mosey
Kamilla, an. lust must of It..ti' 1'd
keep it iu sight. to there 'tie in has
yet, an' banks are bre•ktnl every ds
you kiwi,. Epb said nulro•d bou
were tot risky and coupons like w eta
money DI the hoose, au' Lou high en
way. H. there's the money idle, •
Nervy's husband few. over It as 1f le
►ia own. Au' thee they've all been
me to make a will I wasn't afraid
yiog suddenly before, bat cow at sae
must every Dight Nervy reads out of t
paper dreadful murders an' accident. t
1 isn't sloop. Ao' I don't know hue
ivide it. 1 scratched dowu last epee
the way 1 warted it to go, •u' then
sew it would make trouble if 1 d
get it jest even, an' the thing gave
such a fit of the blues. There west
bet nue thing give me any comfort.
ut duwa file hundred for the Musicals
uci•ty."
'Fire hundred for the Missionary
ed Aunt P/lly. •'Why, Mend
ono ! Have you lust your wits 1'
•'I ruppuae Den an' Eph wu•jld thin
if they knew," Mandy said, dee
y "Rut I always have felt
mu, giving lest • dollar • year to th
• rest Society, an' wether to the W
en's Beard. I thought that atone
ould do good, anyway, an' If I was
to tonight, Aust PoIy-'
"Why, you Ain't aeywlere near d
n'," Auut Pully interrupted. "Yo
k as of matin' • will would kill yo
ben there's clothing in the world tb
atter. Mere like you'll be morn
elites long.
Mandy flushed ; the random .pest
rut nearer the truth than Aunt Pul
rammed "Well,' she mid, •'If I w
that would some things.
Aust Polly dropled her knitting i
er surprise. "lou don't mean you'
tally going to 1 I hope then it's sum
body that deserves you I did bear Ise
anthem had been payee' Hued. B
you've too much wine to think el him
of curse-"
•'I used to think I had some sense
Mandy answered dejectedly, "but not
e I want to do now looks like it to nth
folks. It's warotng•, au' cautions, •
advice, till I'm all upset. I don't too
what to do, Aunt Polly. I've quarrel'
with Eph over the money, an' wit
Nervy over-uver this, a• I can't by
so. An' Lias says he likes me," doable
again. "Bot of course they'll say it'
my motley he's after.''
'I don't want to say that, Aunt Poll
mid, discreetly, "an' I won't my any
thing sg•test Lia.. Hes good-luokiu
an' rood -natured, an' Millie' enough, a
farm ever I see, to work, but he's
rolling -stone, an' no match for you Dow
Mandy. You haven't promised, hav
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woo all or given it to the neo o,' the y
street and oommeoeed ternaries ander the family on ' let you go on pioehin' and
.tyle of Wood t Co. anomie . Uncle Eph did jest right. F
TIRED OF LIFE. ,though I don't tuppu•s the others liked
t w well. Ii o0 sin t feeli0' blue °ver
A newness r.rmers snow career -e that, be yno. Mandy 1 They'll get neer
WS..lp wrsllitt emeam.- 1, •o' you re root the money in bask au'
Wlxnrrea, May 1i -Nisi• Macdonald, a he store to at Paul t3 comfort You." iu
boarder so Ss. Joh•'. College. &tempted to "1 ain't had much comfort of it yet,"
drown herself in the aged Riser Saturday, Mandy said, forlornly. Aunt Polly was
but was 10rteaately ease ..d rescued. ea old friend sod could be trusted. "I
Abuser a farmer named Pones live.' i.l .
Southern Manitoba there WO eleven fwnoo,•' leas twat natural fur the others to be
=71:1`b.• ,,whwene ensue sad homer R.-I'iiesppoiuted. They've all got families,
stumped to burn a sehoulhoue. Lo' eight thoumsd is • lot of m ;ney for
assnit rsside,sce because 'the wheal sethori-1.me nonan. Som.timee I wish he had
weluties to 10(01 w 0101• it so • sees eea•enr divided u ; but I •'puce he fixed it the
A polities is new being eireulated here for
iway be wanted, •n' w 'twee his own be
the release d peterewe d Deluge. who escaped hal a richt tee. That's what I said to
from Sway Moatain Pmiteuarv;17 yore Nervy the ether day. Khe was mo0n-
01e acrd wee r. -.refused byre the other dee in' over the way of Providence, an' I
while e0 • visit to Winnipeg? aged Pro knew what she meant well enough."
OM. McMillan, the owl a
vi0elel Tsss.urer, will audoubsedly be elected Her hp cured • little, the meek voice
is Chaim Winnipeg byseciawaae.. Stowers Aad a sarcaatto foo* which did Oct ss-
1ilppss aid others wbo were asked have de- cape Aunt Polly'a ear. Mandy had al- 70
di0ed a MIL ways hese a good gal, as people said ;
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cot d levee by • aoonde•se mea wbo clamedmild in temper. soft-spoken to her
Ithad •a qua.tity et WHOA for salty sealers, wbo had homes of thele ono,
The ney w_urkiag01sw will marsh in a body and to her step -brother, of whose wife
50 the City Ca..dl .seting Wader ev.n ng she was • httly in awe. She had earned
to ask the aldera.ea to refuse to ae(sde to tee her living sewing over in Poultoey for
newels of the Frticiers oombrm. Mak"' the laet leo years, except whoa her re -
high L0•0•• for pdlera later•, is illness or .trees of work, called
Whim rage to iteaisen...r. for her Md. She had bota ncb faculty tbey 70
LONDON. Ont.. May 11, -Thos. Peals', • said, couldn't go ahead er make her way •n
laborer. appeared in the police station among strangers. When floc'. Kph, d
shortly) before 10 o'clock last night with hu in Minnesota, lent her his little fortune,
he•d.fece end sea completely •"'" redwith there was «emer•l surprise in the village, has
tar,whicb he said held been poured over him'•very no. having thought that Ephraim
bey two sewn wbo Itad eetered hu house der-
1st 11. eveahng He sold be eau setting with Dunn world get it for his mune. And if y
a friend named porkies drinking • glans tee mega tett a certain pieties io the
of bear w►ss the men „wed. et„arrangement, her family, who knew all
knocked him w
dews sad held bun wbile.her fault., stead not ,be expected to me
the other did the decorative work. Bailey it.
bee fre9.estly been np for wife -beating,! "Of racism i don't begrudge it to
asd it ls supposed the outrage was per -'bur, Mrs Eph said, "but it will bring
petekid by ' White Cepa" At •Il'h•r nothing but trouble. She's no
ev0.t• they nude • " Moak e•p " est °I faculty, she can't take are of it, an'
Balky. (.he'll be married for her money before
A Bebe, ng,..fs. ieweleibmwa I' I11e year'. •••." And, "Of course o
over •n' tell him 0rxt week. So if
you've anything to say, Auot Puliy,"
trying to laugh, "say it now or forever
after hold your peace. It tan's • crone
to get m•rried,ie its'
• Wby, I ain't olio' anything against
your marrying in the abstract. But
u mustn't fly in the face o' Providence
go against all your friends. They
ou't like Lisa, I know.
"No, they dont like him, an' Nervy
talked me nigh distracted ever .ioce
pee him that word. Eph don't know
et, but 1 can gums h1. mind Lias
Fanth•m ain't like our folks -spends
mosey too easy, an' likes to go about sou
me�h4..
She watched the sparks op the chim-
ney a moment and then burst out, "i
don't know bot he's after my money, an
I don't know as he is, an' I dost know
as I care either way .o lung as 1 like
haat. 1 an have a home end-" She
paused, flushing deeply. How could
e pot i0 words the sweet, long -desired,
ternal hope? Mandy had adopted •
issionary orphan to India since her
ealth e•me, and wet considering
her in Indi., but neither appealed
her heart. "And besides." she finish-
, "It would settle things."
"Bot you don't want "em settled ez-
io the right way," Aunt Petty said.
"Oh, I don't know what I want !"
M.
cried. ••I goese I want to work.
all tired nut, holding my hands an'
eking. If you'll keep me, and give
something to do, If it's only to peke
bre. I'll be happier. I'll pay my
mrd."
'Now, Mandy Dune, de,.'t you my
another word like that ! You're free
to stay as long as you will so' 111 be
(lad o' your onmpeny I know jest
tow you feel. You're all upset an' they
don't know enmesh to let you aloe.
Jest stay here quiet an' see if thi.p
don't clear up o' themselves."
"And -you won't mind -if he emote
round --1 don't much expect him-"
"i don't soppom i ought to," Aunt
Pally said edebt..wly. He's over to
Poultney, ain't he 1 i steppe• we ean
run the risk of his eomin' beck.
HAMILTON. May 1L-Yesseday Dr, Lolly. glad M. .1y • '.e'.radal for," Mre Nef� sh
ty was called i• to •tread elm month old baby Brown, '!se .• .. .. s:at.•r, said. "It's • -
d Mea Asa. wife* the Ei Welham -street' ova
'� way been a Linde'. • •, um what would m
.seer.-k.epee• The baby hod esddwly "heal of her if she should be bedrid-
iii migkt bake, --honey pally a
16.01 ..need with 5a d vomili.gg. Y fdeo. as (suety Lee was, ten ys•ra mee
He t
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eeunieweiretfw.oel, might b•' divided it smote/ us girls, for t,0
ousel the baby's month• sod rightly ••apart• .1 enores Eph don't need it ; an' ed
We that the Wwww•• d she tower worm bars Nandy'll never know what to do with so
esmstbinr to do wish the o►tl5'• it e.., she ,ouch money... And Jane Redd, the
twit Ih, Lfarty about tR The doctor pp•. other sister,
repeated, "Tho way.
tb. baby u wider" 1.11"very ronin •iter- .4 Dept
wards the hale creature mimed up SOWS. OF Providence are past finding out. Not a M
eight orr-kraehm, 5ve of which were alive. pent to ns, tho' John's so poorly an' the I'm
The baby N now doing welt It is supposed
rhos the onekrosahes crawled into the baby'
throes and down Otto its stomach while it was
demi* with iso mouth ops..
The Jeswitr.•M Ube NN.
MomTnsay May 1L -The argument en
rope had three years now." the
But thew reflsetiorw were owl, made me
too each other. To the world they pro- the
fumed content, and they were very cors eel
dial to Mandy.
"Ynull mske ynor brine with us :"
the metiots in reply to the, eaoepenm to Mrs Nervy ease, "you never could ret
local .n the J.estte-Mail I.MI tees eau heard along with Kph' wife." And. "We
er
inf• Jed°. Loran.., "at.\Luer.. 'hall be g!sd to have you with u, ;" Mrs
Lamothe, U.offno n, Curran, Greenshields and
1lehavty appeared for plaintiff,, R. C. Smith, Eph added, • day later. "you never
H. S. Hm,th end Tr.,l.nlwr foe defeedlot could got •ion; with Nervy's five children.
Tee motion was argued by Mears Lww.M. And, "My y"o.e is open to you, weer,"
f r«•skields. 1L C. Booth and Tre•huhw. Mrs Jane sighed, ''though it mayn't be
•cont tisk the motion ton dehbee. oice enough for you new, you're to rieb
www.t.. Amides. es emevta .an' an nick an' choe»o. "
RAas,11. MaJ 11 -Whsle three Tease 111e0 pony M.ndy, who bad been snubbed
est reins. this woo,.tri. they °sees the g.l her life, found her little world very
• in attempting to change plasm, sod
(mean• Myers wadi drowned. b• Slat. Who eninyd the new consider -
throne,
'on and rdl eel iasty, end she tow
Thetoo
triple -hearted
Wall Retard. aiwiple-hearted to reflect on their reasons
1WTIROATIONAL A010r'IATIO'r 0A1111► !t first. i'resently she found that, in
Al Ternoto: Toronto 11, Toledo 1. 'their eyes, an old said'• money w55
At Reffalo• Buffalo 2 ff WlieAy rood to be liven aims and the
At Needle's's- Hamlite�Roe►ester< y'
At London Loaders 5, Detroit lis ret impales 01 genar.osity (weed a .M
er that whatever she rave was thought
NATION/IL t.aAees aastta ly right a.1 natural. and needieog
At ltoetoa Romeo 4, New York 1. !small thanks
At Phil•(hdpbia. Pfil•ddpW ld, Age+ "l vs worried agood deal ever what 1
tom 1.
At Chicago (7 Weiler/ C►io•go It, /lib'
do with it," she said, after tea,
off 7, when the twilight invited to feller ens-
AtClorela.d: (aavol e.1 e, tedlesslJ t1Sd pt . "awanted to bonnie whet
AatRreAw amireotenow mum.+was ie else hash, •n' T greed ; an' thea
At psdsrti 19 iesing'): Cessirs•te �, IIfet•y's Awhrwd, when he frond 11 net,
ly. o. ;he midi oerht to have • override*, aa'
At Louisville, Loehreilie 5, Athletic. 1. rItent d be •11 the one to Ttph to nitre
At BE Louis • Se Lore 90, Beeth •ere t me one, or dome nee slat he'd borrow oto
At Katmai City • Kamm* ('ity a Cd- fin few*. to Eph see( it, an he w..
bee 12 'voted, mid if i eoelda't trait my own
.01I0Ay nawet 'Arne hos wit host • rworadge on the root
Cl"shs•'4 : Machinate 7, Beeellyw ',over his ehddrwn•. ere'_., he'd do with-
Inot toy 01nwey. An' sow Eph'. wife
Lsisvilletff I..i.gsj: Leelseilie 86 'says i want to rot a heM es the haoe-
2 !dead an torn them out, As NI ewer
For, truth to tell, Aunt Polly's heart
was already turning to the lover, though
against her prudence. Horeb was •
little plea. and the men were' minority
And if Mandy wanted to marry --well,
there was little to be said against Lias
Farnham. The chief count was that,
en far. he had earned he living in .o
mane t/lty. that, plainly, he had en
eiNi�gIlIl And ono, be had been leis.'
tl+ WWI fibs Florida fever lied wasted
tieri ibi taurines of three years, shish
might have net him op in hie trade.
But plainly that hal not eared hie rev-
iew, for new be woe eager to go wart slid
take op land To .'Town hie d.linq.es-
eles,h• played the note, and that, to the
Dust», was hardly better than 5411
hog for dine... Yet the tote
had done half his ermine, for S1,ndy
loved movie and the sweet. Innes-dn.e
motes, le seri sumen.r m,hta from the
imithhor's Arose .here Lias stayed. heel
wires themselves with mnonligh, and
Sower edges mad •hildiab memories r e I Timis* or prtatiag paper w tee be t
sailed by the old tones tato a charm for thing 1.•r pulu6u.g glass ur tumors.
her .torsed heart. His rend t roast Veal and bes» the sthe most ea.
W t,e
done the rasrd h1. tear. w ••meed moat to t►e end, a* they au 1.
5. her sees, romanoeutsated him with a gberma ••safe ever to stews, •aoi..s.ts. al,d
el aHeim you've/ thee you, Sal11• T ether relishes.
Aunt Polly asked suddenly un male To clean ornateeate of alabaster, die
Stew, aad Mandy answered, "Yeo --ever solve bores in boiling water, sad apply
• year. I'm thirty -two -old esw.gb to aldh • cloth or soft broth; ream eon -
kiow better, of course, as Jar says,- folly sol dry to the sun,
but, Indeed, Ito imams tome ow 0el0r• I Wr m,tioe by the Toroolo dailies m
had be 'stoutly. 1 duo's skink the list o1 those whe permed their examine -
money's all ; •o' I wppwe 11 stands lit i erten, at lbw T..e.na. Se keel of Practical
re•wu, at my are, that It's something y tones. and sm.•nK the names ihst et w
Pour Bendy, .bit tboegbt al her bur -
Lune as wmponeatwn 1.. her 'veer fug I B Helm; (eau of H Hale, Esq ,1 Chutes.
hoe lost youth ! 11 with that she could who ported in '('hvory cot Electricity and
tow at.ouuu. of which, despite br..t6.rs Meg •teem, seed frisked Eketrioity
and 11.10,., •611 Was welch to Deed, she ' sect Matz t.eti.n►n.
was meekly content.
Aud mwotlme, while she sought rest
under Aunt l',.Iey'. roof, a family council
over 6.r waywotdeess was being held at
Epb'e, and they were eipresen.g their
upiuiwrw with that loves ease dlrectuess
lumen only to relatives -sad sworujfoes.
It nes decided finally to use the f.wlly
bond as • c.rrecIii. If Mandy u.s
plSiuly told that sh• meat chitties be-
tween her family and her wirer, she
would certaluly be sensible. Sb• heti
always hien week •ud uwsaaggeabk. 11
wasth.. muuey which, just 1ww, was
tasting her, as Nervy said, "w. ubstre
p.rnu.."
Ephraim Dunn, • mut . f forty five,
tall, raw-boned, with his sister's beat-
er,*
lurey.a overshadowed by fiery heir, ■
strung mouth and chin, and a look of
having usually heti his own way, hoed
the task before hilt too much to put ,t
orf So the very nest morning h. drose
op to Aunt Polly'•, hie wadou lu.dwi
with the wheat he was taking to mill,
and called M.ndy from fee bug the
chi:kensin the back yard. The rains
were over, the sun wit warm as Mei.
and Mandy, her suu-bonnet hanging ou
her neck, showed a limbed and ergo
smiling face. It had been such • coot
fort to talk everything user ! Bet the
lerbt went out of her eyes as, at his all,
.he turned and saw her brother. She
mired toward the fence, the tr..op of
chickens following, but her tongue i.lt-
ered over her geminate so sure oras she
already of his errand. But he began
diploinatially.
•'1 was guts' to come in," he mid.
dropping the reins on his lap and trying
to .peak iti an easy mud enc noeroed
.n., "but 1 esu say what 1 wont to just
as well here. 1 s'po.e the ey u'
ruts is in the hank yet I "1-t'•," as
she rodded "Well. I've hearn of a
place for it if you want to put it out
George Ruth wants twelve hundred on
Gia farm, tint mergidge, of course. a,•
good security. Toe farts's worth f site
thousand easy. I heard of n yee'dey
an' I thought I'd come right of au' se
abate it. If you ••y 09 I'll go see hi
today when I coon, back from roil, lel
be six per cent, probably. lie wants I
for stock an' .(rine Impre vement. on the
house, they my " He brushed an ism
spew, fly from off the horse with hi
whip, 'coking sideways at hu sister. T.
refuse to place her money would
proof of the village rumor that ab
meant to give it to lea. Farnham to go
west with. "P',.un
ps you thunk I he
AIMS feelia' over you abut loom' m
lave it ; but you see I haven't, dandy.'
"Yea, I sew," hesitating and flashier
"I --I didn't tbi•k you'd harbor deed,deed,Eph, for very long.
"An' you'll let Ruth hive it I Heil
want to know right off, of course "
"I -I don't know. 1-1'd shoo
gives up placing it. I -I thought I'
let it just lie awhile an' -au perha
later -use is some other way."
Eph fingered his whip .alk uneasil
and cleared his throat. "Of con
you'll dor please," he said, after
minute • svkis.rd pause. "I den.' wan
to dictate, but I should like to know
what you've got in mind now, an' I
should say, as your only brother, I'd a
nght to know." He 'Nomad again, bot
Mandy was helplessly silent. •'1 heard
over to the village yee'day that yet.were thinkiu' e' gotten married, but i
didn't believe it. 1 said if you was
you'd likely tet your friends krow an -
an' take advice. let ustural to think so
Of course I ain't no objecte.ns to your
merit in' Mandy, in the abstract -if you
get the right man. It's nature' you sheet('
want to. But you ain't obliged to take
the first ace that amts •l.,ug."
He cleared his throat ■:,'sins Merely
stood speechless, biotin/nicestface alter•
mately flushing and paling, her heads
trembling. "1 hope to gracious, ' he
bunt out finally, ''that it ain't Lias
Farnham.**
"i don't knew what you've got against
him," .he faltered
"Nothing much, except that he don't
amount to anything, an' is Jun fo olin'
with you fur the *.e o' your money."
'You'd say that perhaps of any one
that wanted me," she said, with subtle
a
prevision of a brother's settee. They
know all our weakncasee and felts ;
they an afford to despise the ma. who
chooses us
"He's younger than you." he went nn,
iseetslly "11's's clear aa day he's atter
your money."
•I'.e heard that before, ' .he said with
h
Isiah of spirit. •'I dent believe it."
r
•'May be uu knew more of the world
than I do,T' Eph answered. growing
harsh. "Everyone e thinks 0.., any way.
livery one's leeching at you over to the
village --a woman o' your age an always
n eon thought sensible ! I didn't expect
it of you, Mandy
tCONCLVDIM NS(T 1511(. )
A medius►• pouter, wbo considered
him.oll quite • distinguished artist,
w inked lit brae. the selling of bis ball.
"I oil whitewash. it tint,' he said, "sad
then gran: it ' true of his hearers ,.
u -
sulkad: ' 1 think y ., euld do better
et
te palit beet .situ th u to whitewash
IL "
It Makes
You Hungry
°I 1.15 deed P•tnetiasy Compound and n
hes lead a salutary
erten- It tnvtgor t.
ed the warm sad
feel like a Dew
IDYL It improvestLs appetite end
hmctmMrs
ger
elan• J. T. emit•.
LAN*, Primus. & C.
inulol mdl
selne my arietore nowabys than a
did is years ago. The wintered IMrap haslethasletthe bemuse Jbenigmaear. The awns mew be
str�eugtbebed• the blood puree•& ever .ad
bowels regulate&• Paise's (der, COM puuaet-
.As Ipran. rima ' .f *.4.me g-doall tab.
es nothing she can. P55 rtbat y PArea
n.•,
As•wear.dava
nl ti Dee plot• ito•d try 101.'
.,,
Guaranteed by IA, Yonveca e, M te
.The Best
Spring Medicine.
*In the epilog* lees I was en rte down. 1
th
mask! get up to e morning with so tared •
feeling, and was so weak that !Could hardly get
ro
aund I bought* bottle (t Palae'sCelery com-
pound.om-
po.nd, and before I bad taken n a week 1 felt
very much better. 1 can ebeetutly recommenddi
1t to all who need • OWLng upend eircOgtb'a
Ing medicine." Rm . B.A. Dow, Burlington, PC
Paine's
i Celery Compound
w um
le a goe tonic and appetizer. Pleasant to
the taste. quick In its •aeon, end without alR1
b J.rtwr etlect, It gives that rug ed 16[0111*
which mates eewytWol
toren
end kindred teas IPhyMatans
S 51.m. Ss for ossa Dei 00&
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From rheumatism, dyspepsia, bilious -
nem, kidney c•'mpl•,nt and many other
-,.mesea.1M ta.tnwt.h
trim Oa . r se•eerr ami
Paha •••••••••••• ,mama r
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horst Ores 4Y lean'
1 " •ream ir.a ••..a0
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r.11r .N Weft ,.• ser♦
reset* safe•wmodest.
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DUNN'S
BAKINO
POWDER
n[coxse�sTvx�cxo
ASAL BALM
Lino Amerce. DIion• I'.U., Oct.
May 11th. 1817.
My wife suffered for Ilse years wit\
that distressing dint•..• catarrh. Her
ear was oat. of the worst known 1. thaws
parts. She tried all of the catarrh reme-
dies 1 ever saw advertlee.'. 1651 tbey were
of no on.'. 1 tinnily procured a bottle of
Nasal Balm. $h, ha. need only one half
nI it, and new feels lake • se* per•nn. 1
h.l it my dirty to say that Nasal Helm
cannot 1.e Too H10Hi.Y rpeev,mendrd
for catarrh troubles, aid am pleased to
MVP all .rich ensurers know through Ifs
see they will reerlre instant relief and
^URB CHAR. MCGILL Ise„r
Uoderich Stem Boiler Works
011., an ezactl the sane manner as or- `r
dieary aortal, and lierdoek Blood Bit-
ten curve them q'u tekly and permanently
jolt as it always does in every owe, from
w bate•er cruse arsmne. .'
Mr .iohn Carroll has leased the Royal
hotel, Reaforth, from Mr James Weir,
e yea,., at an annual rental of
$000.
Seal 5.eowase.
'tun no tisk in buying medicine, but
try the great Kidney and Liver r4g111,-
tot, made Ay Dr Close, mother of Ole ,'s
lr'ewippeeaa Try Chea'* Inver Coe for
all deea.as of the Inver, kidneys,
Stemmelt end Rowels. Sold by Jambs
Wilsons, druggist.
arson torero .nd dealer. in
tit i ('stere. ewe Pana Tanks. Hewers.
keet•cki and all kinds of Sher;
I reit Work
Improved Automatic ant nR (sootiest lin-
°inev, 1-p.•tghi and Horizontal kngonel. Ma -
.:hinny and ('ailing• of every description. 1
Bram ritofl.1. Pipe aad Pipe Fittings moon
newly on
Aans.
On Hand for Sale Cheap,l
I
1 is m.r. Mess aasd retier l esap,.s.
t see..4-111ead IMr sae Resit• 11 R.
P , so 5r.-ee.es IlissislitIosi.
Mali order* will receive prompt attest la.
Werts i temp. ii. T. R. aimless.
1111. Repair* promptly •ttenA.d to
P.O. BOX 361 1
1100
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�, nitI) CAdimmer -."..-Wairvaama~rmilla.
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BCAIID OF KAMILLA
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'IN
Pronount'uu, by prttctleni run-
eliluere, superior to anything
in the Canadian Market.
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Manufacturersresu of
CORDAGE. , J1'Tt'. and (`OTTON
CALCINED and LAND I'LASITYR.
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Spring
Goods
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-AND AT-
PRICBS TO a (TIT ALL
-AT THE -
TORONTO
CASH STORE.
P. O'DEA
2151-
M ANAQAii
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
Zfnlneho .11 the dogged sveinneseof the
Bowel.. Kldseye and Liver. title
ingell gg•Aually without wesk0.isa
widow. all the impurities ase leaf
humors Cf the •enrehe.•i et tis time*
time Correcting Acidity ar the
Stomppop5* . leaaddach.s, Dinar %
pite Dermas
PH the Min, aDDrop y DIMtsss. 54i!
Blerd I
Oho Heart,
it.rTottsm.ssg sad
Gen-
eral Debility ; all these and many
ober similar Complaints �•! b the
SI.00Di neluence of
IaITR'BR& $QMjI�
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RDCHAHAN -1 ROBINSON
Y A1Clar7era,ta
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
D..l.re 1n all kInd, of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
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