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THE SIGNAL, FRIDAY. OCT. 31.1890.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
(T•WLtSHUD MOT.
HEAD OFFlOE, TORONTO.
RAMAL (PASO SBI NMIAJON SOLLAaia _ • 114.0111111.000.
MST.
E. L WAU(CR, GEM.AL MANAtht,
SSSS.0110. •
GODERICH BRANCH.
A OEN(RAL BANKING BUSINEee TIMMACTEa FANME..' NOTE• DI•COUNTta
DRAFT 111011110 PAYAf 4 L AT AL, FOUNTS IN CANADA. ANO THE PRINCIYAI
CITIES 1N TIO UNITED STATE& Qn[AT BRITAIN. FRANCE. BERMUDA, Aa
SAVIUSS SAME DEPARTMENT.
DEPOAIT8 OF SI.00 AND UPWARDS RECEIVED. AND CURRENT RATES Of INTEREST
ALLOWED INTI[wpe• ADDED TO TNS PRIND.PAL AT ma SNO OF MAY AMO
NevameaR in MOH TSAR.
*peeled Attention give te the O.Aem tae of Oeletelithersied Paper.
snd Farmers' Sales Notes.
R. S. WIt.L.AM". Ms..scse
MILLINERY!
1'he Manager of
THE GLASGOW HOUSE
hasp.mertt a ■uauoo, ladles of Goderich and vte:nity that ;she ;has: secured t
acrylics of
1\/riss Nellie =onagh,
who has had eeveral year%
nAlTa "'XPERIENCE IN THE AMERICAN CI t 1E'o,
Q.o, taod, ap"-
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t A shat.•
•11. dauithtet0l
EW ADMEN
I. W. Act
J. M. Ir
•,catc•
ssu tam ordiaffy invites their inspect ion of •
Tilt; LATEST STYLES
at her
FAIL DISPLAY.
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Th M1. of old;StDck still Continues tr, make room for Neer
Goods; -
•
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
=-MILLINERY-4
Ladies -A ilt find it to their advantage to all on
MRS_
For millinery the, F'.VL A Ie R INTER, as she purpoecs selling her stock away down.
RIBBONS AT COST—Aohoice evela.r ('sIseen. and ]see her Silk Velvet. the twat
value
Also Wings. Ihrd- a. , ; . e• ,a all shade•. II ALTA and BONNET:4 made upon 'shortest
*fee.
27I if.
--'Pho—
MISSES YA.S
have opent'd mut a large assortment of the neareet steles in'
Hats and Bonnets.,
Fancy Birds' Wings
And Trimmings.
CHILDREN'S PINAFORES AND APRONS.
Flease call and see.
Two doors from Square, North -et. 73-11
MILLINERY OPENING!
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 15th,
16th and 17th.
We have now on band • complete stock of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
the latest novelties in EATS, BONNETS and their trimmings. Alen) •
full stock of LADIES' mad CHILDREN'S I; NDSHVESTS.
All are covdi•lly invited to i.gpsotft Det stock. 5 per cent. off for ash.
73-2m.
311:I1313 E. BOLAN .
West -et.
MISS CAMERON
Has just returned from the City with the latest styles in
FALL MILLINERY.
Novelties iii Miss' headwear, and the latest shades
n trimmings a special.
Remember the stand—Hamilton-st.,
Square and Newgite"ilt.
em.
u is estimated that there ter 13.0001 000I
!Shoat kinds of postage .tame
Irma
lams the term i
htNlt inhibited is •
wan, ohloog, or
1oas.d to be
between the
73 If
treed dedies.
All have peal rights in life and liber-
ty and the pursuit Dot happiness, het
seamy are handicapped in the nee ley
dyspepsia, hillntteness, lack of swag,
we emu detrihty• weakens, eanadpa-
theee, it.. By eeswoletedy remove% these
gesephiabe Handeek Blood Eiden s S
INS eedaid bess4h on all enffeere, 5
KING OR UAIE!
A Thrilling and Dram
atic Novel
BY R. E. FRANCILLON.
OM DM a oma gams
wheat Its well played "
"It is bard, you must own, when you're
telegraphed fur to • eou.ultation over a-
n,ver stud who, in Msyfair-to mad ha, k
word that • 'stealth baby preveutl
your awnu,g.'
•'1 suppose so. We1I-coowienee dote set
hard tasks, no doubt; but thea It gives big,
pay."
"Very true, Farness: mast true. I'm afraid
I can't user you a glass ut wine. I have W
practtoe on priadpls tie a phut
like /that. But 01 eour,e you'U top and
direr'
The table gave a croak; whirls
told Adan Furness, es plainly as if it ha 1
*peon to woods, that Wyndbatn's foot had
come in exptewdve contact with Julia's.
"You forget, Wywlhank" said she, with
frigid doeility. "You are.sgeg..t to dine in
town."
"Oh, hang it --,o 1 am. A medical thing.
Furnas, where I'm like itemlet in the play ---
Indispensable. i don't kuow what I should
do without Julia. She's m7
you know. We:l--anther time."
"And by tbe way -talking of that," said
bur husband, with • laugh, "do you happen
to have tiny looms change: I bate. changing
notes before l'm obliged -os principle, you
know -cul it isn't worth while to carry a lot
of geld up t town and tacit again And, in
• poor neighborhood like this, it's downright
fumy the style a doctor's shillings and six -
pens run away. Could you spare men-h'm
-half-a-crown i"
"No, Spelt I can't spare you half-a-crown.
But Tllspare you Ave hundred is blinds."
Mrs. Snell nearly let her owing drop, she
started so. Her husban 1 threw blmselt back
la his chair.
"Five hundred pounds'"
"Why tip' devil do you put ,er. your wind-
bag sins to our: Itu,i t I know bow you're
off, and dou't you kuow that I know' You 're
starving in this beaveu-forsaken bole be-
cause
o-cause it's t he only place where you can squat
for Dotting; and because nobody knows you.
You're don't keep wine hecau.e there isn't
a firehouse that will taut you. You're not
engaged a. dinner; you've got no b tnkn,htel;
and you want half-a-crown for just the rams
r,ao.,n that other then like you want half-
crowns. You're an impostor, Snell: and I
hate importer.. You've felled as an echoe:
you've fail.l ass flea/lea agent: you're fail -
Ing as • quack , and your confounded tont
ceit would nuke you fail even as a suicide,
if you tried No uf[ance, Yrs. Snell. Yoe
won't mind what I any. Well -1'm come t.:
give an old friend another chance -and this
time you can't fail."
Wyndham Smell shrugged his shoulders,
"Oh, Julia won't minl. She has a fine
sense of Humor, has Jula: she can teke a joke,
rust to can 1. If there's an) thing we ran ddc
for you, Furne•a-w.tbuut prejudice, you
know --we'll do it with all the pleasure in
life='
"Never mind about the pkasu e, To roma
straight to the point, there's a lady, is
wbose I'tn interested., that wants a lion,•,
with medical attendance and .triek privacy.'
"A lady!" asked Mrs. Snell, very sharply
indeed.
" A Irby. In abort. ten.)- wife." said Adam.
".\ni you." said Mr. r_nell, while bur hus-
band silently .•ontempleud bis linger -nails:
"you presume that your own wife, a lesly,
-Homer here than anywhere. Where it
there to be found each privacy f Where
much careful watching ' "There's only oma
little thing 1 ought to say. This lady, though
s surely married W tne as lira Snell is to
you, is subject to one dight &leak , or
rather two. She has taken a morbid hatred
1.. myself: and she believes herself, poor
thing, to be unmarried. It's strange: but---'
••A ase of -and exceedingly
intereeeting," saki thedoctor. But it's a seri-
ous thing. I'm not sure, when 1 came to
think of it. that Ave hundred ponnd►—"
"Quite so. Five hundred pea ode down, as
• premium. that should enable you to put
your house in order and make a fair pnAit
for a year. Or, wait a Mt. What do you
say to this -add a thousand to the five hue
dud" -he glanced at Mrs. Knell as he spoke
-"and cure her es ,lick s you ant 01
enure I nsean Irony down."
The doctor and hie wife eacbanged looks.
Fifteen hundred pounds all at once -a leap
from en satyr Into the reetlna of air.
•'It's worth thinking of," rid the former.
"01 course, fifteen hundred's none too moth
-and there is nothing takes 10 long to cure
N M Motu Mil veep Mti tech hag teheb I
bear bast yaw Ws day week tee bemired
MOM . Emmet smother weer. Theme
my very loth, ams—w
Aden Parma dei, the parley Int; bmhe.d
sad wide tolkswed.
"Awl you . bar wfltmeeed, "weed
am11 yeatsat ho -Mil Mak -tor Joe Mini
pouutw
"I didn't -aa held your jaw. Iki1 Y 1 std
-whit thea t"
" You've dune it tar for Meld Oho nary.
Math alio"
I haven't Net U I had -Ne more fool
her . . Two thou/end, Julia[ When be
might have had the couple atm for two
bait -crowns.
"Here's the place," paid Adam Perone as -
tha Dab drew eg at the doer of the Ores.
Cheese, With l.oa, "Yon go up Moss -
first -Sow frau. I'll welt below By the
way, it you dud a girt with her, daa't bs sur-
prised.
urprised. Its Duty my daughter, Marine."
"WW she know wbu I am, sad whelk Pm
Dense fort
"Of course. !A.'U go with her mother to
your house; and I'L follow alone by the mums
train, se her as soon a, ,.he arrive., sad ex-
ytai.-I urea., Slag her away. Ks.Fap Md
Action about Mami.,trave-that's alt Tbs ,
girl will ui4u' d."
Adam Furse. lounged into the bar- -
Wynbham Bear went up the Darrow and
c uoked saatreasetwu stew at a time."
"It's unoamsesly queer I should have told
Julia 1 was Doming a. the Green Chew this
very day, and that here I am," thought be --
s 1f the neve tact of his having told even a
half truth by accident was a sort of mi eche
"Ah' this will be the door."
He tapped; but 0.. -,-in d tolling Itself open
before hits, as he found himseU face to face
with a girl with chnsped hand and send
eyes.
"You are the doctor" she cried in a vole*
that sounded stilled "1 11, -come here'"
She reined him by the hand, and led blur to
• horsehair sofa on which lay a handsome
woman with a Cahn white face, at which be
n eeded not to look talcs to see what had be-
fallen.
enfallen. ]rah Furnas had found the net abs
longed for sooner than she bad dreamed.
She had escaped at last, to where wither
hound nor huntr might pure.
me.naaanIa—"
" WeU-take It or Isere it," said Adam
Fortes "1 don't suppose It will he hard to
Rol a doctor reboil take in a woman wiles
weak lib for fifteen hundred, duel run his
chance whether he makes • profit oat of her
or no. . . .
Wyndham Smell's eyes roved
to the bras plate across the way.
"loo you mean tt propos that 1f this poor
lady's care took twenty yeah i should get
DO mere."
"Just so. But then you'd get no is if
she died to -morrow."
Tose was Ito special emphasis upon the
wort But tbev were spoken jet slowly
enough Ser each of them to twit Aid, though
they were received in dead silence. he added
D ot a .Ingis word more, till each had its
fall time, for w sighing •.d beteg weighed.
"1f she died to -morrow," be repeated. In
se absent way "Mrs Knell will
kindly prwpurea roan: and meanwhile you'll
make • run up to town end messy poor ]wad
You'll have to judge of her stale of mind.
And I'm afraid she's got • weak heart, se
, 41 se • weak brain. However, all that's
far pee to judge, se her medical •tteed•nt-
w o t for me. "
"L there- -Ss there any Altos of her rotas.
leg to romp r
"Every chance -if th s sem ar hears of sea
Nose, U yea tet3 her that you costs on the
part d os Guy Dement, of Marohgrwv.
You'll say that be has gone to
and Sent yet to Iowa, s the res, might he
an dram of ml•ieg her; mod that yea, he-
lms the dee to find her, ase h telts"mpb h
hiss at Hriethesepoou, and to em empa.y her
t.. Marekgrave 1101 111 give yen your va-
st story, se we gem"
'Aug when she hidsbsre.r here r
"Wham Met hapmt-1 hew thins" es
yam; and" he NO W bed N 0 1r
Ilea Mei Perwp rem erased w a
1 Ilea mss Ir Mrs thasmed t rtes her
CHAPTER V.
roam st elMOAA
DAM Furness stood besids
the ].sly of the woman, wife
or no wife, whom he had
bowl, Ind to her death as are=
ly a. If be had succeeded in
handing her over alive to
k the intsreeted mercies of
W yu,1ham Snell Whatever
be had hese to her for these
nineteen years, he must have loved her once;
for one could read at a glance, capacities fur
puioo in his face, ani she, even as she lay
bare, pstle and cold, st as beautiful still.
"A lad businese-[hie," murmured the soft
voice of the Doctor, from not a yard away.
The widower started -he must for the
mtutent have been fancying himself .loos.
"Yes -it's that,' he Fowled." "Poor Leah
-per gel'" --.-
I mean poor m•," amid Wyndham SorU,
la the sane monotone as before -a tone that
nature or coltivati.m had taught to carry
just as far as the ear it was meant to reach,
and no farther. "It's just my luck: and I'm
-hanged if it's my fault this time."
"What the devil do you mean asked
Adam Forums roughly, with a sudden Muth
10 his eye,
"Hush!" wbl.p•red the other, (oading
slightly towards the head of the sofa, over
which a hidden fa. a was bowed "I mean
that Tut ruined by one minute nod a quarter
-that's all On my lite, it's bard."
Adam Furness had already faced round
npr{n him, and now surveyed the Dean he had
meront to make bis tool with a hong look of
grace scorn Then his eyes followed the
direction of the other's nod, and rested for
an instant upon the hidden face and trembled
brown hair.
There should, by rights, be but little room
tot pity in the heart of one who in effect,
been hiring au assassin But no man can le
to hard at heart as not to feel sorra sort of
awe woe° fate. or chance, or whatever be the
power in which be believes, has taken hit
crime into its owe hand a and saved him from
the need) of developing sinful thought into
sinful deeet It tempts • man to believe in
Providence itself when, while gaining the
reward of mortar. his hands are left clean.
• Y )h -yew meatus your fee," be mkt "Come
downstairs. We can't talk before the child.'
Ever since their flight from the Clarence,
Marion hot lived in a dram And could
this be more than a dream --world she not
wake rep in • moment, and toads her mother',
warm and living hand! Had per mother
spoken to her with dead Ups, she would not
h em been anased. She did not trove when
she was left Mune. Hair whole body was heave
ing; but not a sob came.
Presently • head was laid nn brshmeiiaa:
She ]tad not wondered that her father theta
be here. Nothing is wonderful in arena
"Marion," said be. A first bream ash
toll him that she beard -.t least, with h!
elan. "Llama to ma . . . You moth
listen; tough I know it's hard. Can you
-to • word! Very well I am your
father. Marion. I met speak to you; ata
I have been thinking for the beet, I test
and I believe. That gentleman who arm
with ms is Dr. Snell. I brought him M
judge as a physician, of your poor morgrt►
d ate est mind. . . . Welt . . . a.dhe
Ands her dead of her heart . . . ha Id
certifies. You will hays to live sammwhMs,
you know. I've arranged for roe to stay,
jn.t for the present, with Dr. and Mra
Snell."
She looked up -Mill with dry and burning
ayes ties wee terribly alas and forlorn -
parted from her mother by death, from bar
Inter by worse than death; and all la three
short days. What mattered It where she
went, fora time, o long an it was far ..Doge
tram Marebgrave, and hermit discovery of
Guy 1 Was could welts to him from any -
when.
"Ani -mamma r said she.
•'Everything will be saes to," said h.
"You can do nothing mors-tkb is no piece
for you. And . you will cote mow.
Ys; you may be by permit five mlaots it
you like. Only resesber that the doctor
is waiting to take yes home; and that a
physicians ume est set be waded by •
girt hover mind about year thins"; the
people bee, win we to Mem."
Leh abate, Marion pressed her Ups to her
mother's forehead, roweled the fate, Needed
down beside the sofa, and tried In pay wale
/set wends. More than the eve tnhseed
greys had been given wines she wet sssomots
.d by a sharp rep au the door.
, 0end-bye, 41s bi*s$*1sd 10.11.4-
ly, within[ another glass at the fase;ani
barred away.
To gad as easheme phydelae rung, with
est sward, is a beet settlement was very
much ism drwnge to me with Vol..'...
perhesne of Retest leave than asdeba be mP
p eiel , she W taloa emelt guider fneangrue
the as waters of roars, and, W she heeled
• nickel beer, einem would have Ne te
beth more eros tit an the rep snored,
Plggeh Tows was trashed at heat
Ah, harm w are Jura," and Wyadpte
IMaar ea. having spend the door with hh
what , be weal tied isde the warms, f
NOL -']bit Wymdles e.i-Mho• P -
e.r Rare pmt, shy dear."
"Mho 8'srrem r eac+.tt.ed lass.
Marion Irmo[ head to had.
"Me Julia. A sad eirce•esta.a
Ise dimmed Woad you salad
doryjn. Wo the parlor, gm
ttr Lay, vial* I expiate l 'haw
Jail. So Matti dome. Two 1htw.a.d 1. $
poebsb -'aM to beak mese and gold ! I Shia
we'll adoesieb [true mow, d 1 Tient evert
phytates that maths his two thousand • dip
-hr svem hesdred and thirty Iboeme d
ear I"
y Yen amid Miss Furwou," .aid ds.
"Ys ; exit mother -anter daughter. AeI
a Mw daegbtar like that tar • daa,1 mother-.
1 ceg it a good exchange.
"That girl is to hes bra --la this hotter
wlM,ee.da!" A Special Line of
•'L this hoer -with and you
"Aad for how lung t L that arranged
too r
"Juliet, or would think your father wad
an acute angle and your mother • quart d I
stinger. Yee, its all arranged. More that
Eve nuluuts, and Ise than a hundred
years
"My rather was a respectable coal merchant
and my mother was cousin to • deu,ist,
you very well know. I .Iuo't preteu.I to tel
• star, sad • cherubim, and a baugel -1 di
my duty in Mat station of hie ; and if every
body did the same, 't woukl boa bats world.
But I'm ,roc gulag to have that -girl u
this heour, no, not fora thrmsaad pound.
"And quite tight too. Nur would, I• my
dear. But it's for two theottsnd. you tee."
kTITST RECEIVED
—
JOHN ACHESON'S,
"Nor Inc tes th•oua+oJ thea: do there"
"Julia' Yoe woul.i tura away {Airmail
when she is knocking. periuvely double -
knocking, at the trout door!"
"I'd—"
He with all d coolness, she with all her
stiffness, almost jumped. For even while
he was speaking the double knock came.
When, however, Mri Snell reouvered and
opened, it was to a boned-face,l Iran, with a
sullen, dogged air, a (mises uduur, and
black and broken nada
At such a sight, it Dred been the habit d
Wyndham Sod', for long pest, to retire tete
invisible privacy, leaving Julia to deal with
the foamy. On the present occasion be
thrust himself cbivalrou"ly In front of the
lady, and substituted for her sombre sharp
acts the gentlest of smiles.
.•Ad praymy man," be shed, "who ere
you t"
"I'm no more a loan than you be' Ho tales
ar your soft saucier with rte, Doctor twill,
I'm Crisp that's who 1 am."
"Unapt Well, I'm glad to see you, Cris",
I'm sue, whoever you are. Oue of m7
patients, Let me ass.
"Patient, indeed! Ito, l)urtnr: its Impatb
eat, the; go. Here's your okiest boots, my
mire was green enough to take in while 1
was out -but they don't take in me. Not
another patch on 'an till 1 we the colour 01
my lift.e account; and that's two pound
twelve for over the year. IFk, here's tbe old
things, I'm not going to find no more kettle t
for nothing, not t tko take 'em to them at
"Soxnething black flew ever Wyndham
dham
Snell's head, sett full in the form d what
bad once been hoots at the foot of tlw
stain.
"And 1f you want to know what's to fob
low them boots, Its a summate" shouted
Mr. Crisp, for all Pfgg'.t'. Town to bear. "I
nrkon you've got st eke enough for tee
pound twelve- ..d for them
111 be bound. But every wan for himself.
and a nun that don't pay his l.sttanker-
that roan ought to he flogged at the menti
fi.
"And what of • trot who doe'.n't pay hit
medical attestant -eh, Mr. ('resp'' asked
yeditam Knelt cheerfully.
"1 pays tine -and be's Smith: and foe
why! Because he pays me."
'•Ah -mutual .. . . 1 suppose.
1f you had spy Ness of humor. Mr. Crisp,
you would percale. the folly of asking a pr,-
frew nal gentleman for money in such an nn•
tra.leananlike way. 1 was going to give •
ra'ge r extetelve order for boots, and should
of run°• have preferred to patronlos a local
tradesman; but you have eompellcs me to
tratssfer fay custom to the West End, aril
hung me if I'll ever do a govt natural th:u4
again. I've dome with you, Mr. 1'n.t,,
and with every tradesman in Pig,fot's Town."
„ Thais true enough, Doctor -Deem,/
they've done with you."
"They'll have to be, my.Inas Pack
tales boot., Julia, Moak yon, my dear.
There, Mr. Crisp. One -two -three Noce-.
eigns. You'll give me • receipt and the
change. And there, Mr. C.isp-111 make
you a present of Lha boots; Poo may weer
them ywrwelf, if yon piers. And now he
off fur an impudent blackguard: go to bless,
you at,bling thief. and if they cmlesoend
to ask you wbs. kicked you there with your
own , sey it was Doctor lrynI.
Lam Moen"
Mr. Crisp's eyes b•came saucers and his
mouth a yawning •bye of amassment as be
stared from Wyadham Snell to the sover-
eigns and tack meta No -they did trot fly
sway. He scrawled • receipt with a pencil -
stomp on the bill, and stool dangling the
eld beets, one is each hand, in a feeble .art
at way.
"Mr," avid he, la • hoarse whisper, "don't
yen going to no Went End! You'll get than
Pew boots twice as had and half as cheap of
sae -that's to say, half as good and twice as
so wee off like • cobbler is a dream -e
land an of Plggot's Town who had been
peed Ns whole acc uut, all at mice and with-
' eat a haggis, by • enstomrr, and that cus-
tomer Wyndham S•eil. (h Ms way to the
Royal Albert, weighed down with • piece of
to Pal news that would come Murdering upon
hie fel w-prtrww of that .etmblk erred like
an avalanche, he p..sed the nstlaan and
thee the groom', young mamaas hie way
to Rtykrosyne Terrace, ad .std with a de-
- t rmisd air. He ginned their rrmuds; sad,
slapping the geld and diver to bh pocket,
quietened bis step to the Royal Albert, that
he might he the very first with tbs golden
n ews, and start • new more of W owe.
Wyndham Snell turned to Julia as another
quirk rap. -sharp and aingla, this tiro -fel I
outlet door. "That will be the arlladtick
maker," mid be. "I gave • porter hair -ie
crown at the statics); and it has brought the
hawks down. And you'll turn away MOs
Futaws!
Mra tin.0 dghed--• long, deep sigh. But
. he went to the door .d Est the milkman li
It oily Fortune had esims to Euphrosyne
Terraces In • Mtge leu fair • form
• • • • • •
(lay Rawest was und.rMed whether to
go to Lemke n: S No lathe
had Sneed far bias tram Marlow. He wee
in despair. Bee her he mess, so fli glug hied -
nese to tes wind and his chief clerk he start -
vel -ted for Southhampton and ons.quently
Net a day. finally he arrived is London
/lied drove tmmedlatey to the Green (Cees
10 Molt Ins. The, bed be.e seasabing
faatastie about the plan, to Marian, when
[ren through a veil of fag and Aar.. Gey,
Ids tlssif 1. only mew • mean tavern, is a
mien Wad alley. 11 wee ends/do Dot a
Wane wsere a donee et d.nt.r smell drop
h far a ghee of ate; M Irma astern' halting
plan for • lady. 8. St1l., lodged, wag nem
m
latter, that Guy passed the reteerhahmil wltr
CZIOTIIS_
ALSO A LINE OF
Kid Gloves, in Black and Colored,
JOHN ACHESON.
re4
HIS LATEST AND BEST.
October 301b, 1880.
To the E.lit..r o f The tiyeai.
llsat stn, -Uwe! week 1 MOI y,.0 a poem Ler insertion sod you Mfurned it
with the •.tee iststng oommeut that your ulbee Satan amid torn out better
loetry with a sausage maabo.r. Now, I caul he downed like test, and want
y..0 to insert this at once and charse full i
rets. Yours truly,
WM. NYS.
A. R. . , ERIE.
1 stood neon the ocean's sandy shore, ltat tram the highest peak 1'11 pluck the tall -
And with • reed I wrote upon tl.e sand ret ta.
these leader words : And di piIn the crater of Vesuyfs;with
"Agnes, I lore thee.' ('ton for Mirth wand burnished heaeeas these
But the winds Pane and the waves 'rolled tender words
mountain% high and bloated out the
fear imDre•elen,. "W. t', Goole's Black Cherry Balsam is the
(7•erl wares, sand. fragile reed. very (hest 'hamo(f*red ter the courts sad
`So longer will I trust thee.
tofu* so prevalent at this season, and It Is
only •LSe. for • serge brittle."
And I'd like to see any doggone wave trash
'Mat out.
At last hs eatried the close 110E4 pis -
was, and then the her, where • beuc".l /vs.!
pimply seas in shirt sleeves. bed -head •1 :a had
eluboosed, watt serving • knot 011.4. do 1 s,i:-
ins containers at one eel of the counter. a:ei
• red -hes led girl was chatting with a smart
and mailing ;outletnan semen the oIOer. E c-
rept
•rept for these two it was • totem thongs
shabby gathering. and yet l;u, dew by in-
ert -net that he had rouse into , wood.
po uy.
And Mann --bare'
"Are two ladies staying here'" he adke.l of
the pimply men
Thi• latter turned upon him • long. slow
hare.
"No. mistier. There's no ladies kept here.
Au awkward sort d whispered chuckle
seemed to coin* from the knot air smokers.
round. Guy's 'mint turned at once both fatal
and angry, though he .Dame knew why.
"Have n..,' batt here within thaw seem
day.' asked he. "This is the Great ('Lees,
Blink Lane!"
"This is the shop, mister. No mistake
there."
"Ant no ladies are bene -have !Pees heref •
The landlord of the Green (Mears shifted hie
caw from Guy to the .art customer at tin
other end of the bar. Then
"No. milder," said he, shaking his tad
head "This le a respectable bouse-none of
that catty burn.'
tiomelw,w, Grey felt that the man was (s0.
viciously lying. And yet why should he tie!
Calces -have we not all beard of such things,
-Marten and her [mother bad, in some fit d
fright and folly, strayed into • dee .4 robbers
and murders Of course the thought was
wild: but Guy was* attar alk
to whom legend' of London were more fate
than fable, and were saturated with all mew
me
nee of gloomy mysterke--traps In Innocent.
Inking flours, hidden oilers, sad the use
fathomable sserets of the Thames
"I 'headset hews thought your house was
SO large," be said. "that you'd have forgotten
what eosins to be no unusual • thing. I Mo-
pes to know that two ladies have been bare
within the led Sys days
"You know a great deal, ..iter, about my
bouts -a precious deal more Nam me."
"I know this mock,' said Guy. speaking
low and doing his bed to keep cool, "that
have a tear front one d them in my pocket
M this moment, telling me that they were
thee at the Oleos Cheese In Bleak Lana"
"Wanes are tam," said the landlord of
the (hes. Chas.
"Lost your westbsart, ear ..ked one at
the group, giving a wadi with to'nether,
and • jamas sedge to • third. "That's had
-but never you mind; i1'. not bait so bed to
lose 'en as to Aad."
"Ab." oltW soother, "but to lose two of
's •t Cots -no woodier the gentleman feels
• bit put out, and so would you."
"Not •bit. 11e ears he's welcome to the
lot of mus. ernes if you'd show m• that
lady's letter, air, I might •dubs. knowing
the ropes of Leedom biter than • gent3n*n
from the.omasry coed be looked Inc M dna
It's • whiled pines, is Lu dos lis, JeW4
yen bald-headed *olld dared No.. of your
ticks ca traveller*. dive tha gentleman
tack his *sweethearts at 0005 -do yen term
Temper tesst reach boiling polite at kW,
and Grey's boiled over.
"'Iles, Mr. 7.31set," maid he, "11 that's
7oor nems, tore 1 rent seek* you remem-
ber, i must Aad ssgbod7 that ma I dont
tansy this is • boom when the polies would
I "
"Allow Wee my dear air, sail abs man
customer, having hie s- .,.t with the barmaid,
sad advancing wl:h • winning senile. I
think i can settle this little matter. Mr.
Jelled ingot** sight to [rake no •elmbdans.
How m he tell what the motive o/ Tor in-
quiry may tot hot • gentleman know. •
gentleman when he nes ane: sod en 1 Neer
y'o.. There have been two ladies boa
Bat they're gone. Our freed 15Sstl's right
them."
"Gess'" asked (hyo beeped WO • sew
Moron. "Rave you .my 141111N111.
"For
"For knowing, or for i arhe'Ygt 1 se
tsdeud the elder fm --e p.miletiss-. ema
swtt� mew. to that mime, pas Aid sem
tare now "
"And where ars tby goner
"Well I ween h no bweni d pr►
esaslwel snot teens if I.qy meront Tea;
doe ties mad time time batty be amidth' dItlaetly tall cam aleosl"
� men *Om *Sot h
mssvmgant I it wee • amts place mod
to M5.n; bet N
a tallied with the Meer. And • adds MItL!
.a"Mn WO DIM the enact [Penta' or
her husband that heat induced Mrs. Femme
to rid herself, for serer and swifter serape, of
the fortune now Ste in John Herun's Nada
Ouy began to hope that Ste had fated help
at need The drowning man does not re•
quire createatials from his straw.
"Did they tell you nothing more than
the[!" he shed Now that the gti.tLmD•
bed came forwent the shabbier c .1omm.
bed fallen back and Mit the eat of the coun-
ter clear for quiet speaking. "You will do
them• and me, en infinite aervioe if you will
call to mond everything you can"
"Of course -4 course. I'd tell you with
pleasure enythisg 1 could remember -4W
more.
"Did they mod .o message to anybody b►
Inc. gulag away i"
"Let nee see. . . . Oh, 7s ; 1 bey [mat a
telegram. 1 despatched it toyed."
"Ab -thaw you know the very message
"Confound my -memory! That's what cams,
of tackling a big book on the top of an over
gtowu pr•ctke like mina d remember-tbs
telegram wastes of my own, to fix Inc. NW
sulzatioe in the ISM of Mani it was • Wier i
oozed for your ladies at the mane rim. Ot
course it was a letter—"
"Adtlse.eed to—"
Ab addr• ,sed t., Let me me. . . ,
I've such • for name . .
• Addresrd to I have its Ouy Derwent,
Fiyatrc, M.r.•hgrave."
•Thank v, u with all my heart!" said Gay,
W s heart re.,.•ved Pram •Ind.
' Pray dou't menthes it," said He friend.
"Anything 1 can do you're welcome, I'm era
Perhaps I'm not wrong in thinking i leave 1b
pbsury of speaking to Mr. Derwent *110101
Allow MO t) Introot.oe mywlf-Dr. Wynd-
ham Snell. Yon may have bearded my little
work .0 Tab.realnis Meseaterle.; tat par-
baps
swbaps medical literature isn't in your lien. Its
an •' nuiog-1 mesa eD tat rentmg Web
.u. k, though, If you ever And yonnar with
an Incur to spars. I with 1 ever did; bnt--
ee11, well OM coeds[ complain. Talo the
word Inc it of a sacrament num, Mr. Demme%
th we', only one way to mt.x'eed, and that's -to
succeed. 1f you duel uar•eert, wh7 you may
remain unsceeieful all your days. That's
always been my nmaxlm from my cradle;
and it. proved • so.od one. What can 1
offer you, Yon dgbt.'t think it from ow
pearascem, bat Jelled there keeps maw on -
commonly decent chmnpagae. i1..e awl of
miser little aid pleas, that anybody who
didn't know the island oats of things punkt
turn up his Das at, often to."
"Thank you again, fir S.eU, and good-
night -Tot mon than glad to have met yen,"
said Gay, too tall of his own affair to mi-
ke any ad his new scqualataaee's Utile mut
..rhos. His one thought was to get beck
b Martbgrav by the quickest b.1n, tbse
to find the letter that was do.htle n await-
ing him, .ad to terry to wherever it woad
s eases him -uvea so morel • thing se
buaai.ssg motet go to Ito wall now awl thee
He did sot tbiak it needed to throw Mr.
Jelled Loan than the s:'theme of sods as he
terns) from the counter onwards the shoed
door, white opesd s be arse domes It hr
the entrance 4a swotser.
Guy warted back as be dame face to 6s
with hits.
"Jobe Herrin" he amalsmd
(ro a. oswTOrO[o )
Tis OM 4.Nmbess.
in thele dye at bombes it in • radial
to bear of .omatbiott that two 1s &goad -
.d Now Wilsey. Wild Oberry boa
bean [.std as s moody far the Bora ten
.11 diseases cf Ma Throat, Oh.et sail
Lewgs, for nearly tweedy years, with
seek esee.se le to esrn for itself the title
of The Old Reliable Dem foe Oomph',
0.Ma, Ornep, Asthma, Brn.shiti• and
.gb.r dhoti. ow of the respintay
that yrot the OW
a whhite wmppaa Sold lg.ail
The *OMA mein fa mode up of die
••aired•, rubies,ww moil
afters/Ia. eft iM Merwad
itpMt;
weighs IM .sue s and b mwywel0
troy
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