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"Thur, ata 1 said," cotatinuell Rem
Jet at/ If !w Iain heard tae luterrup
thin, "1iabrl"1 M)dtlrltoes lttutioetre le
legtuly wtty4�Italked with lits liovern
went. Ar'1or hs !rheas-ifhe has
:the meet tualnt...IA ,cleat u•
ions they chase. lest you under
staid that the paper. ure at their
Sall, too. 1 hate grim you 4111 prIr
tieuhlrs I clowre to give. Now tom
plete jour lung cherished plum if you
think It well, Mr. Haughton."
' 1 ant not euedy I:wdw4lk:t1." re.
marked Lawrence. suppretri41g ltd •
1....a don by au intense effort as he
ub.rred toward the O.xtt. '.aid I w`11
ttiatlre Ude knavery "
htutdral4 eyes. with something of
their ad wiled:al glarax. Were (hood
upon the uutYrnlort tele. /.guru of the
11 ,tie clerk, toed he did mot loom to
even hear )dr. Ilnughttet's tlrr,lt•
When Its guars had tart. he ries
newly from lila loautug patens. a
sml.e uroad.tg ht. lips. as he pictured
the very toueleal rodtL4 1:l wh ell Mr
1J..eught.wl wol'd late h,l4m pieced it
talar:t had chatted t. Ie, a grain of
truth la lits naeert`uo that the Pie
!tee *(soli fo low IOW.
141 the uuwntiru^. without utter'ng•
nye wort to 'tell other. the hefted
Dwyer and he elork returned to ligan•
Ivry , after whoh Mr. S •nip was
ttsp.ttrh;d to the Hewer U(f ewe anal
Mr. Huug.ttu:t meat through ha
books for the twemtietII time. rein
Ing un ove•ry page the one word --
;;t.riving agates. lilt growing wwtrl.
nate, yet an olmporally ae if he had
begin alone ill the ,a fteratoun. Rovdeu
swot out to meet the carriage wheel
.u. heard the s tend of wheele. With
. n al'. Of grarting h.• helped the two
tatUtia to alight. and the young.'r une
atloid at Its tilde until they were
allele. .
" Oh. Roy,' she will/pared then.
"j. uu aro mit. getting -batttse ' _areoeak'r noel we •k -•r '4 -eery day. and I
04141 see how dropdfuay you
slier. It is all bemuse you fought
r, hard against this Mtwara Just at
first, whey yon felt you had so much
t., do; and th a was no rich for my
aeke as
Ile stopped her with a touch of his
fir.gers upon her ilps and a pleuraut
---aatl'.A of dhrent. but- no words, and
she ee.•tt singly up the stAIra and
Dee! dila sorrow. as she always .did,
t., tate u:d lndv who awaited her.
'Ile is err 1L.4' the riglber-Tatfig-
mu:it:oily. the look of pleaeun wh:cis •
h•nl brightened her pate face n few
nti,tutew ego. and which wend bright
rn it again when her thoughts eh u:d
g., h•tek to her om.eugrosaing mem•
lay, of those papers now ly•
frig ' in a, place of safety. which
she Dilly vaguely knew tie a depot•
ttlKr-tri ld prwn:mit d. - ere
th'uglrtfnI for every One, iso TtIll of
helpful, fieri -roes projects': and-. yet
there 1s title strange solitariness
whielt i0 seems as.if no one could ever
l,i0roe." •
"Welt, Alice -watt and see, my
der." 5
For this doubting thought, though
a tad one. was u familiar wee with the
eider lady, ani isle which she ootid
Duly bear t, lanai. In sliemee.
What 11/ all the one thing which he
lacked In aka noble, useful life" Could
ao tree aver make hit tot kyr bright
rut he ever strove t., make Lee lot of
_e4MnsT ---
'Itut while 1 wait." sobbed' Aline,
'Ire is 111. and it rank coma too late."
CKAPT* Xt'
EXXII.
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-itiiiii a a 14 1{:411 iatared sin^e $tr
Philip eomerenn had brought Ilunor
the tWinge that eat den Keith had
`fse.eca un
the day after her brill and was con-
fined there by i11 -health. :tis Philip
en I Lady Vmerela were LOW abroad,
nn 1 Honor end heard nothing more
The time wile drawing near fur the
tasting of the tu:uuriue iu Keualligtua
en l the adjournment of Its young mis-
ttwte to Alt oti. as,r. But who 'Could
t..evwe+. what Iny h.•twern that tray
ant Mods Jely afternoon, where tinnier
('raven. n', sh:• sat reading to !dart••,
wads astonished by receiving the cant
(Si Mr Bickerton sllmp, on which was
pentad a request to Men her on the
most Important primate Isu+imews 7
Phe area le -1 to this request wltbnnt
Ino-Itatlen, for thoroughly as she dis-
like.! Isom, she Wald nut forget that
he belonged indirectly to her old hone
oma her old life.
When she ent•yr.l the library, where
Mr Ptfine aweltetl her, she found ham
eery- much ctulngat from the sleek and
f:lwning little ay Chant Ise land al
ways drown Memel tai her. He+toted
humble and fenlntrel to the centre of
the room, Ids clothes worn and dusty,
the one word " fslltlre" stamp ed h'g•
lbly upon his person and manner.
Honor eat down and waited for him
t.. speak. It wee not. long before he
rill so, thestgh he was long l't lhaish:ug
went he had U. say. Without .any im
troductiort, tho.tgb with !irlwme air•
cl:rraurath4I, he informed Idles (raven
that he lied felt It his painful duty
to eon* and Iny before her a law
partial -ern respelling the affairs of
Mr. Htneghtn, as she Weis unt rton•
ately ons among many whom he
hued defrauder! : mud Itis (Mr. Kamp.'
:rautlenre would not allow hen to
rest until he had rrtrlren to makeup,
In mime nenemre, for fault. In -which
he (as Mr. Haughton'a clerk)--- had
beer Indirectly -though mate*-Dino
eentiy-eon'erarel.
It would app ear that Mr. Nlmp'e
rvs..rlesetx- _rather eagerly sought
rad, for without a prime 110 diverged
from every point otrtninable from 'thi•
entre anti rang a hundred 4.h -engem
at the trawls lab+ late employer bed
prat:Wild, Wit tudy upon her Mid up
.41 the piddle, but (la is still greater
.11141 more lie-trues/tie,. degree' upon
'IN ex clerk lams. If --guilekese and
- Honor lientesti in sliesetee le writ.
hardly worth while to lote.rrupt am-
en 1 he went glibly on, making laniard(
plain y utearstual. Vaasa 1 ties vie* n-
ull.: excitement he niatie we ur uue or
two 0%urueeion. which were Pa tireek
to Honor.
.v.tiove ail feet«, tide one was &urged
ant resented newt Mr. ilaughted
had Made a promise to hie le.vad clerk
Hat at this present date lie would
take 11101 tu7o partnerehip, anti now lie
hacked (itit of the agreement : and
tido mortified ex -clerk, having illatev-
ered that the practice of Ifaughtun.
solk.itor, maul not edited, had deter-
mined to take a imolai revenge...or
the twofold duplivity.
itr liaughton wee now Whig iron]
lilt, creditor's, all 1 Mr. Slimp happened
to know hie present concealment and
was Willing to betray it to ilia (a -gi-
ven -for te consideratio 1. It Waa then
nal not till thea, that Homer allowed
him to sae, a little of tati worn lilh
Itickertra Flame was far too ulfweeD
bent Open his own aim to lot this
interrupt hie flow of pleasant coati-
'' Eeen If you decline to remtmer
itt4. 1114. for tide useful information.
altar entree." he wad inmirmatingly,
worse than that to Hate me, and itlY
tern has come now. Ile has time
%%orate than ',hid to I Irethl of people.
If It :Wei been only ne• he had injured
hutnirele more, and mo tny duty is te-
'' I do ot wall to. leer 1111v of
Oat': sail Honor. Itelifferently as it
veernai7-e-telias no etfect upon rue at
But etill she sat quie.tly to lieten,
the agonising effort it eat 11 ur te
hear rind -above tell -to discredit
what be Amid abeaut her old guardian
'' Even If t did not betray Ms fad-
iitg-plate," 'resumed MO, Hauglitaii•.
ihaeoereel, and he'd be heated out
He beet used te making !easel( sane
!it a momenta notice end taking chi
Went charaetere on tlifferettt,semer
gruel. s, t114 lenge are. There'll 11v lainat)
after him, too -maul a* itioalholuitir
when 111.y know wiutt lee* doe,. Nu
thereet no denibt Mout him being wet,
taken, but I thought it right to
warts you first, Mies Craven ; be -
Puma If you wish yeur old guardieu
le t of f 11 R. ill be easy work for you.
atiei -01.---the mune time- tf - yea think
juetice ought to be dealt to him. Yoli
have on'y to say the word and make
it worth iny, while. I always war
willing to do anything fur you--•
Ile pulled . himself op in hot and
suttees haste. for one lance front
Honor had been more an etifficiont
to retnimd .him un wit t dangerous
ground he trod. i
"No, there's, au doubt tit he will
taion no taken. Mite Cray , by one
or other of the victims of his (ramie.
heat swimmer," tie resoneme.uiletee pla-
cidly, "a-nd tliare are meetly. could
not enumerate, if 1 tried, th do
Mite Windt he bas preetked- ea".
families whale Deaver OVIgn you (.. uld
remember, Mina , Craven. sere
tufted iu Tula by 1111U. though th
do -not know it yet. Ile Ms it
broiled money he had to invest an
taken people in by wham mortgaged.
ley has agetia and again suppressed -
certain dead. and effected the sale
of property previously mustgaged.
More than one loor dupe hail let him
lave every pound ihe possieweed to
invemt or place on mortgage, and
n othing but forgeries. One poor
widow thi tits N110 luta bought through
him the louse ache 11 Veit in, while II
resin,' liekinga to a wealthy builder
in Kinbury-for Mr. Houghton heir
pressed one aet of Ikeda and supplied
litiother. Ile has overdrawn his batik '
Willeh IA due. No, there can lie no help
fur Jilin, although hi. c e :It Pt hin
bury and the mighborbuol is Nu good
that •the crash may not, occur Itert
the matter In my own Weida My
beet move Is to Inform you, Mies
Craven, that- he le• 4.1 -liter- mive-lat tie
.1tictievite. In Thane*. street, and i
yam nate. any wail yourself to be the
am te bring him to Justiee-'
theme rose, her cheeks and eye(
white with anger.
'' You forget to 'whom you are
w etting," she said, her tome as quiet
as mount, though her manlier Waal an
tuelek able. ..
Me. Blimp mule an effort to relish)
the ground Pt had halt lay tato one
too daring et..p. Cunningly, I ink ago
he hAd tilirovered both the ,iiie pas
ference with whhii it had been treated
Ilnagined that Honor might rejoice
over an opportunity of repay ing het
ohl guardian for the. permectition sae
bad muttered nt his hand,. But thiti
feeling could only last one minute.
am! he knew that it had leen lityar
lone to hie eauee. 141111 he could re-
gain his ground. he fancied, end it
wan no unctuoto natisfactIon to him
to lengthen him eonfidance against
II1N erstwhile neater. There wan.
too. the 'novelty of truth in mu ninny
of theme cheering disclosures of fraud
THE YOUNG GROW OLD
BEFORE TIME.
When youth ahown infirtnity, *ben
old age creep; in before ihe titan,
Wheel tht• days Hint should be the
are burdened with Rehm, pain and
weakness. we know that the nee
iota system Is wearing out and that
there la Imminent danger of ner-
vous proatration. paralysis, locomo
tor ataxia or insanity.
Hove we admire the old In yeare
...erowneal with silvered hair, yet
erect in id/Here. faculties retained
With %Wet neeeneary tel the declin-
ing years -cheerful, bright, grand
Old age 11.)W la mmtnble Youth -
event, parting of the way. (corium',
told by revilement ',tartlet ID Tio'
lastly during sleep. morning languor,
tired, fagged, worm -out : trembling
limbo. worrlen! brain, mind aimless
wed deepened.
Whatever the indirect ranee.
oneditIon le leek of Nerve Fore/. -
and duplicity. But lie hurried now
oier the information. es If he fear -
.4.1 itua Ming 'still inure rstsuutrily out
adore He might well luter. Honor lead
heard the one thing she wiebed to
hear. stud now no hoed war paid tv
any farther word.
" That inn ill Theme etreet le 14
capital pints to get abroad from un-
der foggy circumstances'," Mr. Stoup
renewed with spirit, "and we l'.1111
manage if los really tenth um to un-
dertalke It.'
"I will think of what you tell tue,"
raid Honor Wulte mildly, though alio
wan actually trembling in her fear
of thaw inall in Ida treachery. ''l will
see you again."
The fear, me prowity biettled
with, took the (grin in Mr.
age, and he Kneed, in arvile uchni•
ration on the gle-I'm beautiful. miry
figure. now thet *lie weaned to un-
derataud Wu' itt loot.
"Itt the meantime. pray, fix your
OWL prioe--the word war uttered in
the very refinement of worth mid
Honor's eyes *wept over the narrow
form of the little traitor before ber
-"for mecreey, and 1 will purchase
it from you -if your terms eat me.''
"To jayti, MINN Craven, a thousand
et ; therefore you would not, I hope,
"To effect my purpose." aaid lieu -
or quietly. wiriie elle raided her clear
eyes, rutty to his crafty face, "one
thousand pounds would be too little.
Make your own terms. anti I will wee
you here at tidy hour to -morrow."
faction settled In ilr. SLItutes face
He could afford now to be confiden-
tial eeen on an ululated extraueous
"11 pour s Mr. Ilaughton's last move
had not so eigtially failed hint. Mae
Craven.'" lie began, in a tone fur
whielt she could have annihilated iiim
where Ise stood. "the uld and well-
eitublielied mime and tomatoes would
heiye been saved and his prevent -tie
•lcultiat never matte pubie; but
thet last move did fail. anti he him -
e el( bad no power of getting out of
Ida present serape. Ile felt so very
eterteisa a the identity of Mr. Keith.
who Murdered Squire llyddelton. of
even with wily tiae vary Wight anti
presumptive evhisnoe which lie. woo
able to ammo airing. ala10111 two
pore of searoh and inquiry lie. went
in person to iaorm Mr Keith chat
the whole -proof was iti MS own hands
lad that he would at Onee give him
over to the law as the ountietnned
deltea. milers he chose to buy ide im-
munity -you understand. Mims Cra-
Ve11 7 That move. as I :saki, Moat
signally failed; - for --a humiliating
:act which we firwt learned in Ha
proving It. I value up to teen 011
lloratt 'Of floe."
ntit
Honor d nu idea that the twit.
words line .,,, parsed Ili •r . I at), tend af •
ter their utterance her silence wax
"Ant inure than that," resumed
Bickerton Sliage, with tut uir of jaunty
encourrtgenient, "1 .10 1 te alai never
.11,1 believe in the identity of Ilabrlel
illyaltielton with Mr. Keith, of West-
Sigh- who, by the way, mem dying
earthily. Of eourale I have helped -for
my one planets.« -In fastesing the sae
picion upon him, hut 1 Lever Ot1W our deitly in the_ontaidie of the
end I alwaye felt that If ho ha live U," coeill,'"
the man whom for eleven yeses w- l'huole's light volt*
down, he could never have had could, unirinuring
'teats about hien or shown reek had KM/ for her a
thee and uncertedatty in the came. He Hervey had,
alt one-Li-lie-delay.e1 by scruple*, ng it 1-1,
a i I 1 alit Ilya undertitood lila 0110 WO- W .„._Ritelret
.oti, for lite not capturing his man end le) riTer
the 'solution of those idayit and wept. quite ..
an 7 polities of doubt which he under- he'en-I
went f he'd hrol l'aumet to feel mire in l'uft
been mita p work. As for ante I doubted
delta& nut how .111 take my oath It is
.The wortiat\el:1 mitered Honor's care
with a (bar n 1 almost am ailing ile-
wetness, nail heart wail eilaili
unnoved until Ise depiarted, with an
',Imre wive reiterat to of hie intention
to be :11 hor giorvice Xt. daY at that
tiwiTiirit the MI: noe and etillnete left
•
her evhi a he Fit her. Si mooed mini,
an I. radically about tit
faien, repeata,s to levee
"Not guilty i labelers I
eirsulnally her inairt grew -
and ehe Met the /Dense ef these
ate! words, while otily that. la
forme! retwaution of hers heed-
ithe must see I.awreace; she Mad
her old guardian to -night, for fear I
might he ton Into.
Then there en nr. over the girl a feel-
ing of 'emplaces and dread met tui -
11,11111 to her. Sho Bedews! 11110 10111;111
fur the Weal of l'hotbe's return, while
still *he trieel, with nil her ntrength,
to throw off thie new ertui miserable
foreboding which had fallen epee her
with meta' ye terrible weight and un-
der which she coul.1 not even hope
What eons It 7 What bad brought
fear for Lewritne., 6:• -for WI om? 'lad
it (ellen meet her When Ph'. heart! of
her gnardinn's (Timer, of taltriela In-.
nieence, or of that interview whieh tien
of fiahriela voluble hnol had with
tia.• Man on whom he laid ao foul a
charge 7
She eattled with the feeling. ntriv I pray ItIm tm help um tit do ito. That,"
ing to dIseteet It. that if ponder mho repeated slowly ant 411ouglithilly,
the action might dispel It. '' in ell."
Ode old teens Wee repeated. It would
be well for Hervey. Ones let lau feel
that Min love 01 wee howler.,
lus wouki quietly submit, and live
Ida 'sew life *till more earateitiy ;
awe feel that he lutist take this neat
loto from his heart, Wel lie vroulti
meek nut:tiler lose to take its place.
No fear that Hervey's+ heart would
tweak in watery etiffering.
And for herself ? Well, it would be
beet fur Hervey. allp 1 140) could trust
hill' 110W. lei 1 her r lit hetet
gently inene lib. WO Woke. tip Into
Ills int% with at glance so earned awl
art true-sity• worry fur him anti so
sorry fur herwelf-that lie felt teatime
WoOld be uttered euleuinly from het
istert anti malt bit mitered between
them for evermore.
"Hervey. 1 will tell you the truth
to -night. while we are here lelone to.
ether, and then I know you will
never apeak to ine agaiu as you
hues just dune. It will save um both
pain afterward. for yue will nee how
Imporalble it would be for me ever
to give you a difft•reett answer from
that which 1 intee just given.
have no power to gate my hoe to
you or to allr-olla now. Hervey, for
it was given long ego- We are teou•
wins and old friend& are we not 7
And when I tell you the& 1 truest
yott with all. my lamert!"
The great astoitisliment which
filled Itie mind was written
In hie Could tido be possible?
Ilonor. who had never seemed to
care for any one lu particular. for
wham love too many strove and to
win whom no trouble oould be too
great, 110 wooing too penartent
Honor to have given her love uway
long ago! Why. long ago must be in
those old tinier in Stittton, in
lierveyat mite' had lutat teem entire,
ly disconneuted with Honor's pre-
sent lite. How could it he aud to
A suiden fear for hey -which a mite
eta ago woull have uppity/lit haw.,
elbleiend 11 minute !tenet. Wail to again
appear iuipussiele-made him look
ingly into her face. Ah, no. Honor
coal I never have give her lovt! un -
new. and despondence he maid ahead
iln 1 11 11111:10.1 01 hitwelf foe the fear.
ing the outtetion in him eyes. "It is
an old ache. Do not maks Me al1enie
Of it now, Hervey. lou wel forgive
me line pale that I have caused you,
because tear sorer *till."
rioting tap to meet title trust of herw,
you knew it wouli, it las all
hope withia me; but' e'finitie 1. I'd
better so."
"Nei," she answered, wdli another
Tenth. toucti• upon bid hatted, ars vie-
lioniteel the subject, " it le better
For a fete ainutee they stool In
same there -in til s:1 vr,c W111:14 •Ally
returne.1 from,h-o drive,. bright
Intl excited. Yet thteigh the three
chatte(i pleasantly and even .1 at
Astute au 0110 waecoal.1 detes•t'
undertone of liadlleall 'In Ilonor'm voice
and could read the ilea, loot of quiet
levitate/its) lierveya (ace.
'Oh, flows !" , she cried. repenting
varlet'. Items of news she had hear
from ties friends; eith whom she la
been driving. "Mr. Keith ie dr
fully 'at- Vieutlehytt, and of
idni for having turned hern
of Dodd's Kidney Pills are
legion. The box le imitated,
the outside coating and shape of the
pills ere imitated and Om sianiss-Dodd'e
Kidney Pills is i ,,,, t•ted. IOW/1601n Ma
dangerous. The original le safe. Dodd's
Kidney Pills have • reputation. linies
tors have D0110 or they wouldn't imitate.
So they trade on the reputation of Dodd'.
Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There
is only one DODD'S. Dodd's la the
original Dodd's is the name to be care-
ful about-
D-O-D-D2S
KIDNEY
PILLS
Are Co nsansu Ineous Mar rlages Injuri-
ous to the Race.
Lawrence Irwell concludes that eon
weenie union* are, lit the great
rarity of chomp. Widoidritble, 110t
Aiwa they originete diseases tie novo,
tiut because 'they Litensilly elating
few families etre exempt. They ohould
Clot even be thought of la any fatally
at which Idiocy, insanity, epilepsy, cou-
rgette' 'deaf -mutant, hurt -lite, Clef
Abdo. th. phthleical nth/kende ilia -
threes 11.11Ve occurred, for all of thew
%warm or tendency toward disease
say be honied down from one genera-
tion to aterther. As it is not improte
malady which attacks oily those per
audits' in which canter has appeared,
au matter how far beak, eltoulti avoid
ealeanguineoue imione. Frequent mar -
flagon of perilous wItome envirvetments
have been very similar la injurious to
the rare, Anti extreme exclueivetteue in
ielpiea Medical Journal. July HMO.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by heal applleatIone.ao they cannot Macb the
ilaeased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deem... and that ix by oonditu-
t Iona! remedies (Renew 1. caused by an in
flamed tmeditIon of the mummy lining of the
you have • rumbling eound,or Imperfect bear -
Mg, and when it is entirely glowed deatnews is
the result. and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube reoored Os nornial
hettring will be destroyed forever;
• 111101 0111 of tan fun caused by catarrh.
which I. nothing but an inflamed condition of
We O give Oue Hundred Dollar. for •ny
MAC of litudnea. b armed by catarrh, that CAM
out be cured by Ha l'o Catacrh Cure. Send for
Amulet* free.
So by laugghta. 13e.
a Family Pill. are the bee.
How it Occurs.
Watte-I can't undereetend why se
many of (lira( prizefighters eventually
drift Into acting.
l'otts-YOU Can't 7 Now, If a prize-
fighter wen. to tell you he thought he
could apt. and asked your opinion,
wheel „Would you him ?-Indianap-
-De Not Forest It.
le -I. &fee leo Ker. -Mee rennet be sem
pammed by any combinntion for tho relief of
MM. The motion 7. a good ono. Nerviline
d louvered remedies I t 791 It Magic pain cure.
relic. in fact all lain, internal, external and
1101,111. are subdued in • few minutes. Go at
once to any drug otore and got* trial bottle.
It will only net you 10 mode. and you Can at
small mat teat the great pain cure. Polaoa.
Nerylline. Large bottle. onlyt3c.
11 suddenly
Intelligible rot-
e.
ite by chance, been
while t114190. words
, and somehow -though
tterwarti coati make it
himmelf how it lead
read lit that moment the one
secret which lienor bed
lett told, teal It made Wee very si-
lent until a' question (ruin Molitor
roused him. \
I soak you tkivisornothing for toe,"
"Anythiter-a hit -tared thiugs!" be
alutwered eagerly, while still the
1041%1110W Wail lit lad tone.
I want.' ithe eiti.1 et lag her clear.
gr.ive eyes to his and ovitileg very
sen-Leselj. 'to re 111) 0 tattnii h-
ie' brief 1fy (It ton.
(•aptain rent amid only the
name in his surprise. •
"les. Hersey. Ile is innocent nti
And
need
ter -
A tic:med. felt ne gilt be guilty."
"But. Ilimor. You do not kilo*
whore Jae ill.'
"N4).' Rite answered. with dee*
thought. "but still want tide mas.
nage barne for Me. Will you under-
take, it, lierefey? I can trust you
ivl ere. to any ow oiely tell lite
-here auti whom."
tvi
(Hayed htt-frOtellit of quick eur•
noutkir.' she said. quietly,
houUl send tide tnentrige
hy wish you to delver it
ill you wait for your art.
gal I asking OM
the *Oral'. end for
'why I
him
eon
mach ri
wotilti trek*
you. Iloilo? r
say to Mr. Keith t
toeing to me my
covialit-tiabriel My
that le all. duet
I !taro a great
iota -my own
ton, ami that
aerve waits Ma not been repaired.
It wotet repeat itself, Dr. A. W.
Chase's Nerve Food furnlehee in
condensed pill form the nerve marl -
meet which repairs nerve waste
There reats the secret of the won-
derful curer mode by this great
nerve-bullding medicine
Mr. A. T P. Lalame. railway agent
at Clereinceville, Que., writes " For
twelve yearly I have been run :keen
with nervous debility I euffered
much And romoultod dootore tend
need medicine, 111 vain ctome
'auntie' ngo heard of Dr. rhaews
Nerve Fool, teed two holes, and
my health Improved so rapi.ily that
I ordered twelve more.
"I ran gay fra.nkly that this treat-
ment haw tapial In the tnelieel
world. While tieing Dr. Chese's Nerve
Food I Neal feel my 'system beteg
built up until nowt I am strong mid
healthy. I rennet recommend It too
highly be- weak. riervois people."
DR. CHASE'S NERVE FOOD
Is preNarfel nonderwarel pill form end mi overtly box la frond the por
trait t ore of Dr A. W hese leant ,m having the geseint
Me a bat, at all dealers or &Amite am. Dates & Tomato.
vres-11 reedit not be.•• elle mooned,
strangling emit thought no it forc-
ed its way to her lipe. "that there
mitould be a fatal eliding to the 111
nese Of one who has been ivrt)ngly
Judged. It eannot lie! ! If Phoebe
would but come and 'meek ine of
Tlit. enetnnil no large end
oeent and glin so solitary that when
library. iniennouneed, elle greeted
111 111 with nn unfeigned gladnere
which filled his heart with .att_ex-
manterber "are you really glad
to OM Me-nre you really 7"
ing low. in tlue gravity of her own
thoughte. "Phoebe le away."
The lest few words, eoul 1 not uirimp
lilm, for her greethig hod Kit on hint
wye ell he 'weal . and one more -
more ergettly than ever, hnt for tit,
last Urea now ---)he peure'll out thv ;di
ittory of whet he let11.-1 les iincon
quotable end uncliangenlie
never gieser..I what pain it, gar, her,
Mal did nut _blew him 10, One
thought ; lemma. she Omar "Wit no
deeply nil it wan ameba • fer him te
feel he felt thin.
diftly and kitelly mho answered him
ree whe heel enew,•rel him often, Ind
sle. saw haw much mere en rieigt
fore, and she saw that only one thing
which alis %mkt say mod linseed
"Mime Oldteri seems to keep enol,
no matter what the thermometer
"Oh, yes. You law, she's only about
48 In the shade."
• Dair. lock, June 11, 189T
-tear derre-,-iftNititfrti
o) remedy for NEURALGIA,
It relievers at mute.
A. S. lirDONALD.
h trooper of the Dublin Irtnit 0011-
tingent of the Imperial Yeoinhnry,
who was takes prisoner with many
others at Lindley, writen a letter
from Nooltgelacht, which wee recent.
;vertten: "Wall, here I nm in
beautiful barbed wire 'rage' with
some 1,500 other tinfortunaten. On?
clothing la pletureaune in the ex-
treme. A man with a fieat 111 )11111
mints in ets rare es a Julianne eix•
pence, anal when met with is treated
With the greatest deferenee. Our
holiee In a little arty about two feet
high. made of mud and roofed with a
regge(1 bleated. Literature hex Ite
votaries. There is a fine (emulating
library. stomata& of two maples of
the illnif-l'enny Comic, a year 'old;
three tinge. (rem an equally antiquat-
e! number . of eketeh. tend three
foe Pith People. pertly printed
In F,tglIell and partly In Dutch. The
feet thee these well•themtwel pamph-
let,' hear the oppeoronee of having
been read and re -rend. makes me
think Brother Neer known a gond
thltfg whon lie mos 11, mei there are
a lot of am who would feel an the I
better If we land tome of the Ohs in-
stead of the pill literature laber.
ever, we keep the ' library' In Hernia -
tem. and lite Meek Tapley. endeavor
to take res mach enjnyment out of
miss 'Wady goetl; he gond find
some ng. -Theresa
Prtsate Theatrea in Slam.
Each Siamese mandarin hate bin ovrn
theatre. The act releases are Illia
*laves. No men appe-ar on the stage.
Rich mewl:tries hove art man"' mg WU
aetreases anti more. •
Minartra Liniment Ceres Colds. *to
Mr. R. Denike In the Liberarpotn-
lave In F.arit Northumberland.
HATS FOR YOUTHFUL BELLItil
•
Augusta Models Time are lateaded
for Little Ole's.
In the great excitement of picking
tot her own beautiful chapeau wo
mankaiel fairly neglects' the few lot
tel hate designed fur the ratan sir!.
Three rather biroad-bvimnati hate etre
In felt be many lestaunta trimmed with
velvet, or And ever es Insuly
of velvet,.
In usarly every atm there'll it nig
bow la frost. and mutely there's &n-
uttier, a annaller one. at the back.
An for oolong, there -'w hardly any
lignit, though the fit,omitoe are 4,1
the Set lirowis, blue, red and white
tire Upon teary aide. lesiedat, tou, le
nitwit ha to likings,.
Onm lu white, and reeled/1 has the
Tam crown formed of alternate ieliet
folds in them two oolors. The 'trim is
double, there tang tete elf nhirreet
whits tafft.ta under the ate of weirred
reeesia velvet. A minis groan Valeta
bow loo in fruit.
A ednillar Nit. as elctpo and make.
la of erimeon velvet, there being a big
metal bow in front and stringy of trim -
On the 1A11.11.10 Ilona tt rombre little
hat of black velvet, with a bias, wired
bow at the front
Plainer bate ere alau 111 great var.
Sty. A entinty toe le in castor felt.
Tit,. legate -Wed toffette bow with eight
loop'. (it, la 1.11 pink and crottrui plared
in trod. while a knot, ccueoltaIng of
two loupe and an end, le at, th,, back.
.1 gay red felt has a ellirred velvet
Tam crown. a plaid taffeta bow Heti
two quills being *et in front.
weft LWOW!' felt a a pretty Hear
with terown velvet straw rade:ether all
round: Di foot therea a tote -lied brown
and cream bow mud three little pule
Itather odd for a child, but very be -
(Calling in Home inateneee, lia a fine
pearl gray French felt hat (they are
all simply round hese evith a yellow
neettere of tar f eta -UV re are t wo
thickneeeee, making one *hie gray anti
tie• other white -are at the front,
while a bow of striped gray .end
whtte talfeta ribbon gives the back a
11 Shed look.
"Mayo you tried 'SALADA' Ceylou
and India Green Tea r' asked the
dealer of a consumer of Japan.
"No, I never experiment." said the
esuetomer. --
"Good rule, -preyed by ite excep-
"How Nor' said the customer.
"A new Tea, grown on the richest
Tea producing soil in the world -
Ceylon and India -prepared by mod-
ern cleanly machineri methods, just
es "SALADA" 'Beek Tea Is,-witiateit
the aid of nerve disturbing adulter-
ants, -may prove revelation to the
Hate, nnd a positive benefit, rather
Onto au injury, to the system. New
do you grasp the situation r
"Then, take -a trial packet.
Result :
Jaen Ten forever discarded.
"sALADA" Ceylon and I 11,111.
Tea adopted.
The above conversation le suggest-
ive to yop reader if you drink JapAn
CPC
Where Spiders are Useful
At a recent meeting of ^rim cul -
turista In France the question as
debated whether spialeris should
aufferel to spin their web. on fru t
walls. The general opinion teemed I
be that tlie webe were more were!
ed that they prevent the incursions
Of earwigs and Mintier Insects tead__-_
&ono interfere with the operation/ 01
notions flies elms.. larvae ravage.
leaves and fruity,.
Are
You
Well?
Unusual question I
If your digestion needs a
rest -whatever else may be
true -you can get it from
SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod
Liver Oil.
NVhatever else it may be -
it is a vacation for stomach and
partly for bowels.
It feeds you a little without
any work at all by the stomach.
That little may be enough td
set your whole body going
again ; for it helps you more
than it feeds you.
If you Roe isolated it send for fretwork., its
▪ eeehle taste .111 awarprI4e you
ti0o. and $1.00 all druggists.
entree Dressing at Carlsbad.
The International character of the
visitorm at earlobe 1 never alters,
Rotheeleiltis, Russians, French, Amin
lards, Egyptians, Pashas, end, of
coarse, Viennese, English, and Ameri-
cans; the convermation at the
springs Is a very babel of tongues
Women anise eery smartly at Carle -
ba I, Viennese and Americana mbar.
hug the seartorlal honors. White is
worn a great deal In the early
nsorning at the wear. and later im
wall, but tllb beet dressed women
keep mote aflame to the tailor-made
Just as Good
Perhasal Don't you run the deli though, but
alway. buy Om well -tested and Line -pup COM
cum Putnam's Painless Coca Retractor. Sure.
eats and :tandem.
Abet nce makes the Mart grow
A WONDERFUL CURE FOR
SICK HEADACHE
The most wonderful effects produced by
KIDD'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS
In curing Sick Readmits, Iltilousnees. Ccated
Liver and Kidney Trouble, lute pteore them al
ea heed ce ai medicine.
76 Pills in a boa Meseta at ell Druggists. or
nailed by M. F. ICHY Port Elgin. Out
This signature Is on every 1.01 of the genuine
the remedy UM cures e. aped ha ado day
Sapphires of M•ny. Flues.
It tried to be suppose(' Hut a per -
feet sapptAre nest be of a dark, rites
blue tint. Note the „dleouvery of ;a
new rapplere mine In the Rocky
timuntaina, where stones were found
varying In their shaden °eine from
a light steel blue to the deep blur
tint anti sweet Iran re lovely tone-
thart to a ruby red Ms changed all
that., These new sapph1res have be -
COMP the rage. They touched the
whole color male of blue, red and pur-
A Vaneotever mien may& "I can re -
cowmen/ Miller'st Compotmei Iron
PUS. They are :1 great relned7."
Complimestary le English Women.
The gallant old Emperor of Aux.
trite remarked once to the Duke of
Cambridge: " Whenever, I see tut
English woman. I think 'What a
pity it is a man cannot have more
than one wife.' " "Awl what, thew
do you think of Englieh men ?" meld
highly, of all English -men,' said the
Emperor, very gravely, "simply be-
came they are related to EnglImh
By their action on the Stomach'.
Liver. anti BOW01.11, Miller's Worm
Powders correct ell much troubles an
Lack of Appetite Biliousness, Drewry-
\ Ines& Sallow Complexion, etc.; nice
`to tske.
NUITI8
PERMANENTLY CURED.
For Fifteen 1 enre 31r..Ino. (i. Pear-
son, Well Known In SielvernSquare.
IN, S., Suffered from Bronchitis and
Bore Throet irritation.
The Doctors railed to /teem, so
Finally Ile wise Obliged to 1,11ve
Up Ma Vine Position.
CATARRHOZONE CUR
1
" For fifteen years," s rite. Mr. Peertion, "I
have been weoembant ell fferer from brnalohlt 1.
and 1,evlere throat Irrliwt Ion
finally Tres obliged to resign owing to my
bronchiel trouble.
" For mon. it-, after al rig no my position I
doctored with itevend phyelelemp. and tried all
the adverUsel reMlwilen. but tem not bene -
"My treuhte kePt getting worse end It wit.
feared 1 should godnto decline If something
mut not ttpeedity done
Prot Meet tally Woks ad rimed to usedbitarrh•
osone The filmed late afrella. I am glad te my,
were most gretifying
"In feet day. my throat trouble was No re
so to give me luerfe MILSON 11 COML.
and before the content. of I he hoof,. o..re
osone as a genuine prepanttinn. Every word
mild for It I. tree. Asi si mire for bronehttie and
throat tremble. Iodates from the imarvelloue
eferet in my esse,11 do not think li can be
CATARRHOZONE
la a gnarantmot roe.. for
complet• moat, rentieling of beautifully
'Wished hard rubber Inheler and mufflyient
Int gleien1 mted ewes* 0, cure, and one thou/a
and teethnontele, for lar in stamps from K. C
Pekoe A Coe Ikespoten. Outs
I quit Het leaderehIP 557 the
Spaniels roneervati Vele.
UNTERS' EXCURSIONS
Northltay.liffeloal et Argyle to Cobo-
ton, 1nel nal v• a and •Il points on Mae -
vie Muskoka Navigation ('o.. and on
Itunts•Illo wort Lake of Illey• Nat.
Matti WKl N 11311t•
FRIDAY, OCT.26, TO SATUR DAY, NOY. 1, Mt
AT SINCLE FIRST-CLASS FARE
lif.xeept on itushowe peeving Through Toronto.,
(Mod 4, return leaving deatteaUon not later
than Saturday. Dec. 13th. IMO or until [bad.,
of navigation ftf eareete to yetsta reached by
and Lake of Bays Say. Route.
korai Nay. Company trill run a special steam
boat. leaving Muskoka Wharf at 7 lain. Matto,
day. October Mb. for •1.1. roirersom M tea Off •
LAkse
N4 VIOATION co.- Steamer
"(My of Toronto leave Pealltaeg end
Midteed. kinturder. October Via. foe 'Moue
River and Parry Mound District. after arrival
of evening trains from the Mouth.
Stopover only allowed at pant. tieyern and
For reedier potboilers •pply CHAS. E
Mt iltO A N, C.P and T. A.. II Jones dreetaorth.
and Stuart sutil king Street Stations.
Diatr1ct Passenger •gent. Teresa.
FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.
Gee of ths finest in the Niagara Peninsula. al
Winona. le miles from Hamilton, on two rail-
ways 170 acres, 43 of which le in frnit, mmtlY
In sight this semen. Will be siold In lota to suit
JONATHAN C•RPENTER.
P.11. Hos 4011. Winona. OW -
UTA MPH. Parsons having old collection. Or
ax1.1 /tamp. will find It to their advantage
to correspond with P.O. Hos 011, Hamiltor.Ont.
PERMANENTLY CURED HY lilt
EMS* Great Nerve Restorer N.
tit. or nervonanume after first day'.
ass fiend to um Arch street, Phile
ditlith la Pa., for treatise and fres $1 trial bottle
Yot ale by .1. A. gars. 17110 Notre Dam• street
FITS
Mrs, Winalow's Soothing/ eyrie shoved a
vibe theed for Children Teething Ztizet.lj:
the ,•111111, acetone the gums cores
and 1, the beet remedy for Diarrheas. Twenty
ars oasts • bottle.
DID YOU EVER
111000ents The Coxvor reit R1'0411
(F11 Oradine, V414J Nem, AMU
GRANUIATILD ND YELLOW '
GRANULATED 100% PURE
ST. LAWRENCE SUGAR REFINERY
The
Largest Handlers of Apples in the World.
Simons. Shuttleworth & Simons, Jacob. & Co.. (lards. Jacobs & Coo
Liverpool. roglen4. aliluego.. Peel land. Landow, Fweleed.
14.11.1 trI weekly Ex nottiv. of erndis will be fernitthed with !market report., mill to 4,
J. W. RHI "SOW PARK- renal, leglAuTroltiO, ot4T.
W. M. FRENC It 1113 Vile atmoni, greetreal, w111 attend et the prompt netwarh of ell
consignments made to the above mussed isms
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