The Signal, 1900-12-20, Page 61
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The Penance of Adelaide Lawton
BY CAPT. MONTAUUB
The otbetr feet I./tittered u little
apart. aal were maternal bine In he -
leu •o. From the tem • Mie had entered
110 out, had el Ikon but herself and tr-
tbur Shtttae It was as It a sudden chill
heti talleo on all there and ironer
thew --.rate! etrunee w •b that tousled
ltr•web abut thole tongu(w and lett
thAm apesultiese.
b 1 yet elelaidet (;awtoe came With
O e.0 h thoughts :ootards chem ; her
greatest enemy ecoids not have more
Ira eye•l her than to have prevented
her from forming one of the party at
Arthur Shaine's. For the past week
she had looked forward to It, and had
"woken of It with antttlpatem of
l.ktn,ure. Simone war nn ol.t awl a
dear friend, a man .h•• leik 1 elven
am a brother. or more. nuw • ht n
Motherly dr entire Ste. hunt ria 1d-
arateu curktelty to wee the inutile of
the sacred Club Chnini,err, and had
beim arcompank't th1 her 17 her ..wa
particular friend le If : and yet the
Sextant the facts wtrem' k t tbere to
wets oma her were see 1, else eh 11 .h err)
frose and thrust hetet s.1 h r warm.
kind woman's heart. Nil 1 .t n •r !near -
set thoughts., ant marks l h rs Ii with
that rte hated. • and yet Iould nut
tear adeno.
" How nice It ls that you are elle
to afford much !e teeful thing.," sh•?
war saying, with her eyes eft;' fleol
upon the diamonds.
• Ah., it 1e my Iole y -my little eix-
travugatae . and wh a the ladies. ael-
ntlrs nm I tot repaid?"
• 'Th •y neat be try v, luau lee they.
are eo targe n:ri seem NO clear MIA
bright; you are rich to Loy much
ornaments." ,
" Ab to : not rich. as you English
prop! • are; but I .petit n fettle; and
lIbt•t I have no wife, Ie chi' fren : only
them rams. atel George to welt ; 1t
b L.ot much."
" Yet you are rich!" she went on.
without heeding him. more as ii
cloaking to here. U than anrwer1xi
b s. apologise. It le pl cua.tt to Ir
to. ten 1 to .;o got i : to be grite'r,us to
o *self and to o:b res :.r It opt T" Her
thoughts were buck again hi the
luougb'am. musing on the woriks Re 11
h eel motet).-
"
oteta.
ten, r len fine
'Ab
es to be t u
Y g+'
u •. n
luxury, for you gavel ladles," rt m
morel the Utile mall goowlag nneottt-
for•table In bis Ignoretiec of what eh,.
was drhleg at "but. 1t 1s our (Heal
here. Arthur. who le generous and
W1_33111: you must speak to him of that.
and ask him to yell you Tiow it Is
*ease : h n' :pee lends 11,' w.le Lite t') pay
hits tomptlments to the (dear Ia.11m
who I,0,wrrl hill, for the rake of
Uro little beggar that he was good
till" -
She Menet to Arthur with a smile.
"We know whu'ttr'lifted retry he
Urns wilen the etre. is with pockets
full of sleljlinga-tui•• Fairy in a -frock-
.coat." -U.d she ratted lir eye r, and
laughed so gaily th is tire rest Join-
ed In and banineed the he to the eel•
1nr 1:1 a monsnt. "Now tell me wko
tide new foundling is."
- Only a child I spoke to; it little
child; nothing to , Leake so many
tir•words afloat"
to ba put o[r, but
prracted oakIry questions till she
fairly sit Ism down upon the rota, and
was wo•i lost In lietenIng to Ids story.
"Want n most temper she is 1n to-
tdght !"- wbirp red !fella to her sis-
ter. ''I was afraid wo-were in fora
scene at fired."
Reif. who hailgone into the next
room. now returned trite Jack l tw•
ton, whom he had unearthed from his
peeking.
Ides (Lawton was In a good humor.
no wonderful thing for him. but still
in a humor that was aotk stb1e as
more theta usually good. l• .rh cps the
tl.oughteof his cuntin'nt.1 trip might
have had somethuig to (lu with it: or
the few whieprred wor.ls with Yrs.
fstahley ; anyway, he was In capital
spirits.
"What the matt•r with you.
Jack 2" called out his wife demercly,
as he woe laughing at some words of
- iY Ila_ Lestrayg . _ _
'`iot11 g particuiar. dila : otiTr
a little juke that Belli mn(1s."
•'Atpd aro Bella's j,ke. 'too pso-
fottnd for us poor w,tlicrr? - may
wo rot ('DJ:)y them aim?" She spoke
lir a cold, WUng.tone that wan meant
to hurt. and •its.
Balla. thus !hiding herself the Den -
ten of the gathering, flashed up mar-
k* and raves to defend brewer
e'l'm sure. Adelaide, you need net
to so cross,: If you "knit like aro to
speak to Jack, why dent You tiny so?"
Med she turned away to her mister.
half frightened et the sound of her
own angry voice.
«Coma.
Ada,". chimed In Morton.
"there's no groat harm done:
P lia's- Joker- are_ or, very mild.
And he came across the room awe
sat beside itis wife . maks og an ,tit -
tempt to place tde arm around/ her
waist. But she held him away .incl
tarried ash le, and would not of lel+
peacem
-snaking*
" Very mild. I should imagine,
butthey seen to amus* you. You
might as well have a often to me.
I LliInk. before you, began making
love So Bella. OM, 'don't deny It :
'I'm used ko It !jaw ; it's nut the
first time!",, eho shut hes.
It and Iookol -as cold and unfor-
giving ng ae ooeld be,'
"Well, Ada, If you will take It
so you most, though( -I really den'(
sae what there IS to complain .of.
You don't object to my .suaktug to
Della. surely ?"
"Oh, dear, m ; I don't object!"
"Buie Ads-"
"There, that le enough: don't make
a soaks before thaw peopie, FRY !„
"But I'm riot making a some, per -
hl rtrd Jack, growing reel, and ever
so little aulgrJ
"You are. Ittr» yon but 1t W ail;
ways mu with you; any fresh iree.
and you are off to 1t at once."
• But Bella's fate Is not fresh to tae."
"\1'e have wild quite enough about
1t! Look low the people are Marilee
f won't Mut a. miens made." And she
gut up and walked acres" to the win
row, and looked out v vaintly luto the
fog.
PART II.
'Jensen 1" told lief. when the ilin
nee our eate.' and the kids, had re
ureal, 'Met half u minute for b.?'
Meru'
"1 oeitem. my t:a►r Ref! bualne.s
do iu •h an a cu•ltin. When my hums
room* are honorul by the premise of
thu+e dear lames, mei 1 am still
}}steulug to their admiration of my
Stt.' orwim•ents ! Oh : not to -night
we shall oil; meta it mew of Lath
lies+ ori a night which we hate de
tote.t to the ladies.' .
'Jamey, don't. chatter! Ladle
meet are, and no niust we -and by
l u, tae.a ; n0 talk adopt 11."
• No, no ; to narrow."
"1'o -morrow ! yam. brats a you
know to -morrow nsewtui the, date of
tJti(T-Wencher hid Tela iiolll." '-_.._-_.
•Ju+t '.o; the 10th of February;
four hundred pounds."
'Right; dos vee you're thinking
1 saints, though you will not talk it
Now about thin bid : 1 ('est take It
u:'; you nowt give me two month-
mere.;
"rtOo mouths -a six -mon th+' bl.1 at
ready raauing-for two eenn, ut e
per cent. 1'
'lest you know the money's .ata^
'chafe -yes: tat 5 ler cent.! -why.
uty dear 'sir, tete Bank glvet four."
Til give you six.'
.' :'t
' ! ,o • want el*, or tett or tweet,
1 want the money. See here. Reef. yoU
have mixol In things down in the
l'it w ('
with .autos In Me rte•:
J
t m where
he pale down a tloursand, you throw
ti. i -
a hundred. ulrect. -welted a it
He
wee ten 1
toe thousand to Jack Garr tou?-
throws on. and wins. You lure your
ha:olred and come to me fur more
-.Sone-- i ng teU- proverb- _. eek•' - _ r.
Lilo--yOil aro of clay, and he of
'urea..; how can you float together?
No; 1 leant the money ; tho.e-th,.t
le eat a liters for you, Mr. Belt 1'
el tell you that last rte in silk
gate a) ire Uiourane c:ear; and 11
tin runt-. '-
1 "Anti if it tails? Look-Itetel"--He
liti_(.1 the {wiper to him. marking a
p►enngraph with her etort squat
thumb.
P"huty " gild the other, drop
ping It ; "croak on. yon rl: h fel u...
always oro'ik. I net you I never wa.
doing better than 1 am jo,t now
nil I want. 111 time and money. live!
-by , Jove, 1'U g.te ygu 'went
•
"If -yes; 11 ;'os win, !el right: if
you uw't, aU wrong- No; 1 want my
own., •
'Jansen, you're beginning to be r
scot' elven.'•
1 • What, for nsktng for my- own 7'
"Now, It. 1 !' 1 nest In F;Jlai 1W front
the head of the t,.ble, "pass the tot.
Vettt to %ho:. to -night, mind. The
' Iwt.ilee, en -.d trot -beet them!' -Awl -its
emptied hie /e�ats to the lottom.
"Ali, yea ; The Mullet, :.n1 a;oII bless
them' -c6. Mr llelf.'ho who, tod tght,
w 1th theeo de -r Indlee so near • ie.
And Jansen to, el off the wine with
ad W1d air of sixteen.
"Curse trim 1" muttered Ree
througb his teeth, ked he (:lied his
gloss again, dr:nklug it deggediy,
mallc:ourly • "how 1 hate the little
nosey -grubber 1.- and yet--"
Yes, "and ;ret,' -it was indeed "end
yet."
Jansen. out of mere friendsh:p.
_Lail- ieai-hlm . this menet.4-....oat ut
fr:en•I.h`.p had gone on)' lending It ;
and now, because he , eked fur 1.:s
owe, his debtor mut Bred curses on
him, and ;nuked as rouge be cows
take hie 1:te,
Then Jansen, hall anxious to be rid
of such companyy, gut up, and 4etear-
sd 1.. nt.u*ioa 10 Ma the ladies.; awl
se they ail eebptied tinea glasses and
followed 11:m tutu the next room.
Theyfound thedt grouped :thou: on
Jnn,.en'a setae, ern:cater;r the pic-
ture'', turning user the books, tine
innkeig theme -nes generally at home
"Ah, lad:es 1 :t is w gots! - se
charming of you to do me honor I:ke
[tile!" And Jansen In quiet teiutat•
stroked his beck, and flitted abut
from one to the other !n nerto•w nnx-
:ety to • welcome 'them.
"This lecture you will see. Miss
theta, le Very floe. I bought 'It
in Aosta last year, and they sae!
1* was a prise ; do you not like
"It Is charm:ng:-quite charm-
ing !" said Bella.
And Mra Stanley wet admire
this little work opposite her ; It Is
unique, gtete of Itself, and beauti-
ful too -it Is not T"
The picture was one represent:ne
the conventional group of bathers.
In the usual p:sk flesh style, and was
not altogether retch as a lady would
care to let her eyes rest on. But
Mrs. Stnnley was too merit n woman
to affect a modesty that would have meat to gas. beak en su a baatwn tar
bneume marked now the subjeel was up shute tub 111e--44 gllmyw ul that
forced open her, and she glancedatInner temple of the reel into wbich
the figures with the most charolue the-fietrlt has sot yet entered•
air, and fell to adnerine them, Jtut sus -harsh; a tug -IIs rtreot,
with such sweet 'huocelbee Ns grin, bhaiw3eM walla, ane au outraged
robbed tem of all other thoughts but wotuas'r rotes:
t14a1 rhe last aruuml thew -pure and 't'l•lllp Reif, you have dared to do
e iuplo as herself. tithe -you, whom 1 have helped In
" nixes you *paps& to Mat 7" glial ' aeedl, and tended tie my owe beet
11re. (inwk,n, quietly, ar Reif sat frleui-you, whom lie hew treated as
down birdie her. a brother : You hate derail to too this
"Yens, I have." have thing !"
Uid Ito1+171 no?"
"]e. -curve hltn n"
"ie there no other way ?-can't you
ask Jack ?"
"Ark Jack -your husband ?-1e.. 1
CA:i't ask Ism "'
A slants r muted over the man. an 1
"tiered?"
''Ye. -dared to do lel Is It Dot the
wort ""
"1 love you, Adelaide! lucked, Indeed
I des: i thought--"
"I thought thug. 1Joved you?" Not
it tinge of crimson lit the tight shut
114 bisit,a quick (ilwwvr liiAid tpbeytuhte.lip.-ell marble now, the wo wan,
upon the floor No; that'. lwpuort- Mime Bold. cruet, bit Still so living.
bI••-quint' Imlrrrelble"
'And then'!"
"Then ?-why I leave tomorrow."
"To• morrow ?"
'Yee, and for steer."
He spoke gloomily, look!a8 straight
xI
[t
before him, as If the worth' were the
Colo of her own. rather than the au -
ewer to ilia workh•ge of his heart.
iveeviee Jack tkawtolt, in ulster coat
and teat• hag cep, was whittling good-
bye to Mrs. Stiutley.
'Then it Is to ixe n bonnet, after
all ; Lhut le the final choice?, Mind.
there hurt be no lettere cowing
after me to change the Het."
'-No-t o ; for one's I will forego my
wum.in's righty; but mind, !t must be
cerise or pink."
'And a nix of the largest bon bons
.for we." cried Bella, taking 1"b hen I
me her relator let it go.
":tae huge as your head without
tow curie, if ruck gime are matte in
'agar -plum.; (Iepeud on ate. and you
shall be rick for a week after lupine
hick. Good! -bye."
".end Ada, what nen i to bring
for You ?"
AuihMg, thank -you,"
"Nothing !-not encu a dress from
Worth's?"
Tlunk yon, 1 have more than I
Car weu r. "
Then braoe1 •ter. brouyhes ;' have
you 110 fancy, Ada ?"
"None."
"timed -bye. then."
' Goodbye."
He bent over and pressed it klsf+
on her forehead, his hp" east linger
leg a Moment as if In lope. th It
sus would turn and meet them.
Due she stet still and cold, and the
kits fell like a rain -drop on the
summer Festive, and was gone.
And bo's
h( wenk 'escorted by sbu
int
and Jansen 1 t
to the street.
" Why did you speak so coldly:
to Jack ?" sold Relf, returning front
41.e door.
'LW i f -I did not nveon to. loo Ib
too demgnetrirlive; an one c:til't do
Partings' properly to pelma etttey _ be=
eons mu like Ute stage."
For some mh.ute•e tlt. y e tt silent
the oth•re were talkiit: round th•
pietas**. and there two were unite
Hiatt, or at least ignored.
'rhea elw got up and said -
:hall we go out and breathe?-_
the roost is -stifling"` •
11 • Io eked at her fur a second, an
though she had used Words he .11d not
tin hAerate n I : Hien-
' If you wish It." The sentence came
slowly, and with hesitation. as if he
were doubtful of what lay beyond.
'We can talk there and mut - be
overheard," said she in explanaWuu,
DR. CIIASE MAKES FRIENDS
OF HOSTS OF WOMEN.
By Curing Their Peculiar Ills Dr. Chase's Nerve food a Sur-
prising Restorative for Pale, Weak, Nervous Women.
Aa a result of msob confinement
within doors, and tbs consequent lack
of fresh air and healthful exercise,
most women not only lose much In
figure ahs complexion, but also suffer
More or lea from serious -bodily 4e-
r.agement. aa t1.e result of thin,
watery b and exhausted nervous
q uem.
More than nstenthe of the cases
of diseasea pec liar to women are di-
rectly due to
weakened condition
d
this nerves, aril ran be cured thor-
oghly and perms eptly by taking
mild outdoor exercise, breathing plen-
ty of para fresh nor, and using Dr.
Chew's Nerve Food to form new
blood and revitalise the depleted ner-
vous system.
It takes time to Wild up the eye
is.. assevirb to f111 the shrivelled ar-
teries with new, rleh Wood, restore
the wnste(1 nerve eelis, and renew the
**Witten of the bodily organs, bet
abs perebt.nt esu of Dr. Chase's .
/inerts Food will nceomplilh them '
!*sults and bring health and happi-
v (bass to weak, nervous and suffering
Lets. Ches. IE. Anna Plereetot. Quo.,
writes -"For years I have been it
groat suftet'er with or boast amt!
nerves' I would teke altaking spells, I
and a dishy, swimming feeling would
come over me. Night after aught I
would never close my eyes, and my
head would ache as though It would
buret. At lasit I had to keep to my
bed, end though my doctor attended
me from fall until spring, his medicine
did not help me. I have now taken
five boxes of Dr. Chase's Nerve Foal,
and It has done me mors good than I
ever believed a medicine could do,
Words fall to express my gratitude
for Um wonderful core brought about
by fhb treatment,
Mrs. Margaret Iran, Tower Hlll, N.
B., *alter --
'Dr. Chris's Nerve Food hu done
Ria J► world of /Sod. I WAS So Weal
that I could not walk twice the
length of the holm,. nines using Dr.
Chess's Nerve Foot% I have been com-
pletely restored, I esti walk a mite
without say Iseonvenlenoe. Though
74 yenta old, and quite fleshy, Ido
my ewe housework, and eonelderabls
gimlet, knitting, end reading b, -
Mika. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food has
proved of Inestim',ble value M stn,'
Dr. Chneves Nerve Food, 60 Bents a
box, at all dealers, or IEdmaosoa,
IMM a On, Wrest*. •
a• u u'
The look peemed to decide him, an•l
he stood up and held ash le the
curtail t tiutt one might parr out ; then
he followed h:'r In silen w, and they
wore on the bnhrony together.
i lthla the low voices eoun.kvl lnuo
'o'at and Rght-hearted ; without Id;
was dark, silent, Ln'1 olp,ree.ite.
end yet rite had chosen thin-
rhesen the damp night nor, and
fug, and cold -Memo to muted aga.:,
a target fur tlie:r, a tongues., t., loose
another rivet from her good amuse'..
armor for funs to pierce through -
%6y 7
Ask her own heart the answer
that It bents and throbs with ; the
name Buil words she cannot tI'ruat
:Inde -"for ever !" "Fur evert" tit-
hed
ehod sp,ken them, and she heel heard
and cuu:o1 not *hake them off. -ties
moo that she had learned to carafes.
eve fur„ almost love -yes, he hail
+ttid, "For ever 1"
'Twee but a women,, ltae-ttaiihalf
ai man :m her poor womanhood ; more
than all a man ,0 her grea: trusting
woman's love -and s., she yielded to
-"For e.ver!"
"How cold It :s!"' she mkt with
a shudder."
"I. It 2 Let me wrap the ■haw;
round 70a better." Now it is bett"
„1�" _
Trey are lean:ng on the iron rail
Iook:get down Into the half -lit street.
:t dstant cab -a I:urr.e.1 footfall -
n:ght ; and they two-noth:ng else
"I was think ng low lung a time
has passed inc..Iwe met errt." It
is Reif who speaks.
"Yee -n long time."'
"And yet it seems as yestor'day-
n Mort dream of hnpp nese,"
"Why a dream ? Dreams are se
very vague, Roulet:men nnp:easant.
zrtwa-3-s -ansathlfarnsry:"_-
B.cemue they end where they
Mould begin atter the to:I Is over,
when the reward should come.
then-on;y a dream."
"It is better so- 1s it not ^
You wake, the dream u oror, and
forgotten." -
"Forgatten 1"
"Yes- forgotten. Do you remem-
ber dreams 7
There was n long pause, she turn
Ing ever so I:ttle from him.
one hand around the rani as :f to
hold her back from her own
thoughts, the kindly darkness
Into a subtle mystery of shade that
hung. I ke a- amok over tba Bettie
f le -b,
" Forgotten! Forget you, Ad I
nl,!.7
8h+ (Pd tot thlh.k though his nrm
our round her watt :.h•e ill not move
nr h' rinw to h^r, anti hes quirk i:reath
rant, t1 h -r cheek. Stilt and silent.
ro stein r, relent!
t(:ela!de! yo know H. feel It. -1
kne you ! Ile'avoa ! bow, I have watch
P 1 for th'. moment -waste 1 for it day
and night, to tell yea what- my 0705.
sup -heart, ev rreeene wird e.teetr et • my
1 be It,ve to11 yott ! 1 lone you -anti you
krow it!"
" i ('o !' A voio0 an low It might hnve
been nn angel wh`spering from the
.ky-the repo of nn (rho far away.
' And then 7"
lite nrm was stealing donor. th•
flush of hl. turning eho•k w.ie ngalnet
bets, VII the two fortes semet l:ut
o•:r' in th• night'. ilarknev..
For* n wh'le elle lay in hit nrm.,
elehling to h1t will carona, 'ter cheeks
flaming up an answer. h•r heart beat-
ing qulek rwlonee to his -all woman
ro*. In her sweet shameful secret.
form 1 from her thus.
Th.". all o! a anion, how throes
erne, lin* grew o'tt : IL was wrong
-u •'hal, : 1 at how "so't- how lot Ing
MP ill'', wnatnn in her kneeinam.
And tbmn the wnking!-stern as the
elny of doom .weep ne tb' .wee,.ner-
thtt lengend yet. ant thaning It
away. A' cruel stain on no much iov-
tI !
Tbo man had tenon lack, hi't hand
'it'll grasp/1g Tani bit' waist. hie
brentheig ( herbed l y the Dingle of
the ehnng'. It had been a oLac".
s gk rione glimpse to him of
Para tine beyond tin boli, dark,
fog -hound ear n ray of I4tbt
from a t t SU lea• -a Rio
"Adeialae ! have roust' pity---"
' •.t.le.aide r'
"Yee -Adelaide! always, ever, Ade-
laidc ! Oh, filet 1 could diet for Ade-
laide!"
!'here wee that 15 his voice w!-1 •h
;eels not tall to touch her. 'Phis stro''g
Mile nein could grip., her lu his hand
ant crush tier Ilk • a flower, and ‚tee
he cast !nutr'11 b'tore her, iin I oow-
ererl at n word. Ruch men aro. to a
woman more than mo01. and rhe wits
but a' womna
'le:ere-then It is forgotten. Shell
we b' fat -o ls ? Whit : wou't you take
It ?"
(To be outb tiede
A STORY FROM LIFE.
Showing How Suffering Can
be Overcome.
\ 31111 Operator Who Sunit•ed From
Kidney Trouble Spent deny Demser
1.. Useless Experiments (u Itc..tur'
11 la Health--itr. i4liiisn.s' PI"I.
Pills meted Promptly uir.t Effect.
Ivel y.
Good health is the chief requisite
to hnppint•Nl, low spirits, ntorneenes.
and irritability cru In mo:.t easel' be
traced to Ill -health, atop 14 not a few
'rn'tances aro direct Nyiiii Loins of
kidney trouble- These, added to the
:evere panne In the back wide!' ac-
company the dime's •. mike the life
d
h• evffer.tr one of n.6 •e 'se
j t 1n rye
One such sufferer was Air. Darius
Dean, of Jordan. Ont. Mr. Daae to
an interview with a reporter re-
cently gave his experience ns fol-
low•s: ''1 not •a saw and grit mill
opera%r, ear,- naturally n strong
man ; but the Ilio of a miller It a
hard one, with long hours of Inbar
end frequent exposure. :'ant • ye::re
ago, ns the result of this exposure,
i•tvas afflicted with kutnee "tronbh•,
anti nithough I rp'nt renrh money In
veriene -remedies f hist -Tot ' shed --n
care until 1 was pers-iteled t try
Dr Williams' ''Ink Pies. lit the
autumn of 1See the trouble b'itae
to n•mtm" en aggrtvnt^,1 'form. I
suffered from ioet Net'ere pains in
the back, an4 n feeling of 'drowse
nese, unit yet SO severe watt the pain,
that many n night I 'env:6y eIos•sl
'affercd from headaches. lost fle'h,
n -n -e tniserable and wholly unfit for
Work. It was while In this condi-
tion that 1 was adt is el to try lir.
Williams' Pink Pills, and proc.tr'1
three bores. Before 1 hal finished
the third bot I felt muck better, and
1 then procured a half dot in have:
more. 1 used nil *'teas, bit Liefer.'
rhe -y --were nil- gone I f:ett that my
health tea'+ fully restored. In the in-
terval el nee then 1 Rave Lad Piet one
i ht retain of the trout)! ', and Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills soon drove t1.ls
out, end in hettlte alnc a has he en
th • very de. t. I have aaini.'d much
in weight, eat and sleep well and con-
ader nen 'If as henitjty it •person 415
there ii In the country ;.and the
credit for this I feel is entirely dile
to Dr. William.' Pink P:Iir"
1)r. William,' Pink Pills lucreave
the and supply
r
the rcli•t•sa of tl•
hood, and in this way curs- phvsl''al
'TiiT far:otinnnl' "vdoakne ewe. Mo=t
,ether m••d;ein•e4 simply not upon the
ynptoms of the dlsea,t", hence when
:hc
medicine I.a dt.eo::tin•te.d the pa-
tent Is noon as wretched ns ever.
Dr. WbJllnms' fink Pills go directly
L.-) th^ root of the trout;and cure.
ct .toy cured. Hence itis enweve to
Wf'ete- money by PA in -demote with
,l her n.erl'etn•'. These pith are sold
ray- rill dealers• or'tvi11 b'• sent poet.
.:Ski at 50 cent + a lex. or nix tinxe,
for 92.50, by nddre.+sing the Dr. Wit-
inma' Me.11cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Pnlhetle 1 hinr.e Appeal.
The Pekin citizens were dreadfully
:areal wheel the nlliee army entero c
ttv l.' streets. To pwte('.t lheinsel(cs
many pinenrd••d the Ir Meuse eelorr wlth-
tw.ti•rs. wane of winch, la Vett by the
1'ekla aid 'lieu 'fslu Times, are very
qu;.lnt, In (M0 street in the Russian
'sphere of Influence" Ie the fol:ow-
mg written ott a square piece of white
rall+o In Chlneer Ink -"Pray officerex-
'iu(v(• here goal p'^oplo," This magi"
intn•t 1ption .Is fee .,erred to a bit of
Ntb k and- flew as it small flag over
the ski's. Several house. tektite In
:h+• following cliorm-•'thrl. Chrlstdnn
ity man." the another requests as
follows -"Leave thin house sire they,
are hottest people.'
There Is mnre('ntarrh In this mention of the
One of the most danger-
ous and repulsive forests of
Kidllsy Disease is
DROPS
for wbich Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the only certain
cure. la Dropsy the Kid-
neys are actually dasuerd
eft, and the water, which
should be expelled $n the
form of urine, flows back
and lodges in the cells of
the fleh and puffs out the
skin. Remove the filth
which plugs up the drain.
Restore the Kidneys to
healtb. There is only one
Kidney Medicine
DODD'S
KIDNEY
t
PILLS
WILL IT WORK?
A Yankee Plan to Peel Onions to
('ontfort.
A Yankee authority givea this rem-
edy fir the dlta.mfort which ac-
companies the act 63 peeling onions:
The pungent odor of the onion Indite
"to) a sulphurous oil, which volatilises
rapidly when the tissues of the vege-
table are broken In any manner,
and erpeclally affects the delicate
membranes surrouuding the eyes.
This effect, however, can be easily
attended by sticking a small pared
point:) on the end of the knife with
which the cutting le dine. A chemic-
al affinity, which Cannot be readily
explained. but which is nine the less
satisfactory in Its workings, attracts
the fumes, and their presence U not
manifested to the uperator ttH the,
potato hue reached it certain d a-
gree of saturat.on, when It can be
readily replaced by another.
FOR AL'LD LANO.SYNlt,
Ladies of Canada ' '
"Should old a(qualntancef be for-
got T" The answer cotue* mechani-
cally front et ry Britisher. Nor should
new acquaintan.se be forgot. Remem-
ber that on the bloody fields of South
trht a Avltr brave wider boys were_
on the firing Ione, flanked by loyal
British subjects from Ceylon and In-
dia. In the mkist of danger, last-
ing friendships were forned, aid you.
ladies of ('anain:, have to 5t ydxlr
power to cement tivote Menlo. The
Orem teas of Ceylon and India ap -
tt. to-yvu from-eetrtiment. Hy totter
them you not, only aid Your brother
colonist*, but you get absolutely
the best tea. Those of you who drink
Green Japan teas hare a revelation
In store If you make the change. iflue
Ribbon. Salad's and Moueoon packets
may be had frac your grazer.-Col-
tnise.
NUB TRAIL ulll THIS 61tISit.
Rupert Oplslons le 'reverts( h:slstlug
leasbloae.
Mary, I'rlucse.i leembaug, 1'rluoual
Reuse elf the uiJec duel, has lilted
up her tons .•galaet this teethed wait
mud eh ler vuulttttl, rays toe London
L•.yy Mall. •
She talus not' sec why women
elwuld perform the sutler of to crust
tug -sweeper mamas the s.lury, and au
stcuug are her feelings on the mat-
ter that, with the heruutm of the
true ptoeser, she Ilea exprttaed the
wen that she may be auto to juin
Wine anti -trailing skirt league in
England, and, further, bus announced
the lute:Me . of dutug her utm.,r0 to
form such u league lx t.ierm rimy,
Lady Warwlok, to whew tbu mat-.
ter was referred, (Wahiawa It- out of
baud by the somewhat trenchant re-
mark that she ix:moldered all leaguer
ridiculous.
Thu view taken by Mrs. Aria, a par
feasional arbiter of fssliiun• Ie rail -
wetly senwWle mud pr•i.:tlCal.
"This," she stated to it Daily Mall
reprise tit lute, •'Ls precisely another
e,..' of cuttl.ng your clout ateeordIng
to the mcnrure of yoi'r punkt. 11
you be a walking woman and a work -
leg women you should have your
skirt* to ale is the ground, studying
the eraentielly useful and d.aieg+ird-
tng the merely dec./retire. for no had
tie++sures are teredble. A skirt may
as well troll on the ground lour
inches ali one; no benefit accrues by
limiting the grace of fashion, and
there to no doubt Licit the skirt on
the ground is more eleg .rat than the
skirt tell tlu• ground, yet thole who
hate to walk by the way of mud,
dirt and dust should boldly cut their
skirts nn Inch from the ground. '
"The more fortimate wh • spend
their days la, driving: lounging, vis-
iting, may wisely follies the metates
of fashion, awl I. !.•r my part. ruts
as ever for 'Fashloe for these who
can get it.'"
Mr. Riley. the "creator of Lon-
don fashions," was dlro•vered stand-
ing amid velvet twinging" at Jay's.
He bowed with elaborate ootutery,
and said-"Mtty'1 ask whence comes
this anti -trailing skirt .uggestlon?
From (iermany ? Ah ! prectery," and
he smile( with meaning. "This," he
went on, 'cls a queestlea of Itghvnew,
oft elegance, of graoe. Allow ms to
show you," anti with a shapely fin-
ger he beckoned to the middle dia-
1
fence. Silently "anti seemingly from
nowhere a 'closet ..f beautiful dam-
sels came floating by. They tarried
fur n moment as they displayed theirels
t relicog
skirts
then floated
on.
..•That,said the King of Fadhlo,
Is asimple little couoteY gown.
Osie rve how grucefetlly It faille yet
it just clears. tn.. grotto'. Title one Is
flunk-th KT ••heti," it-asi tw arranged
In .,*li a wny'that it can Ike 11(1.4
clear from the gran 1 and the un-
deteklrt does not draggle. How can
that Ie' call .1 unhygienic T"
At Pnquin's the manager held
more hop fel vlewa
Fashluit." he tail. "is no fickle
you never can ,tell. You cannot stop
women if they get to le Into their
beads. Non-tralllng dresses might
come in tri-murr'w, th!ugh I should
herr :Iv think it likely."
On the other band the edltresr
of thee (:eq<lewoman declared that
for evenlag wear, at nit events, the
non -trailing skirt was out df the
- -_.v Couldn't Hurt. - question
P Take1 n
g R pile en n each box.
"The ladles fin oar .coitgregatlon �t' 1 In t►ae bay
retry food of mo," said the mime- .asstlrs mato Qnlnluo • All
Wes aclachlevois little boy. "Nearly drug i clam! the mon y d It falls to cure.
all of them ate •a .owe slippers o1 rbc, -. W urorb's.i *denature '.r
his birthday."
slipper to spank you with r
"I thought your pa always lyses a Sheep Rancher•. for South.
The ,%i.rvovery th'.t sheep flourish
"So he thew; but there he just got In I'ntngonla and Terra del Fuego
are the Burt kind that's all made .ha. 1sJ teethe .eto.ekteg of enormous
out of wool"-PhUa,lelphia Prem. I and, very: profitable ranchos.
I was cured o1 a bad case of Or!p
by Mleerdei Llnhnent.
`C. I. Lagos.
Sydney, C. ft'
I watt cored of loss of vo!oe by
Mlnard's Liniment.
Charles Plummer.
1 was (urel of Scentica Rhwmatlsm
by Y!nard'e Liniment.
• Low!. 6. Ostler,
Bartel. NfIdJ
A Joke in Name Only.
"Flare'. nothi
y nnme, no
matter what Sll.,k.'spear.e says," coin•
tented the new boarder.
"How's Watt" asked the landlady.
"My name M Naughton," answered
the new hoarder. By eLligently ex•
pinining the meaning of 'naught" he
managed to draw uon•oowmlttal
mules irons a few of thous present.-
Baltllttore American.
The Hour of Need
Minard'. Liniment Cures Oarget In
Cows.
GRAND TRUNK SYs> EM4
Christmas b, New Year Holidays 1900-1901
nt.rw Y.):N AL1. a"rAT1oNe iv (-ANADA.
From all env inn•. in Canada lo 'Introit and
Port Huron, 311,h.. Port rot lotto)). Horn lay
Jet.. H,•I.-nes. Marna ypr[ngt, tWete'e Point.
14. V., wed Intend 1'.m4, V t. -
All +teflon. In Canada 10. 10? NOr races
Buffalo, Blank Btnck, Mu.p'neion Bridge and
Niagara Fall., N. Y.
CENERAL PUBLIC.
aOINo Direr. AND LINOT0-At lowe.tnae-way
flr.1 claw tare. l,e.mber ?2."1. 11r ,• Ytth and
lath. Ts•ket•'rood returning from drstilation
not later thin Dee..inber 0th, 1Mn, awl new on
e an.bcr Yeah. Jath and 31st, ark January 16
Tickets good returning from et»tlaatwn. not
41.r [Min Jan, end M
41 lowest etre way first -elms faro and ane -
I hint. 1.. -.anter ll+t. 2:,,l, Ltr1, 21tb and RIth,
gored ret urn,, frum '1.1,1_03440m nog later 401111,
I l.,•einherr1 h, 19 , ...end alto on ()member tet b.
Yseh. lrh and 31.t and January 14.od r•-
turning from destination not later than Jan-
uary 3rd. 1911.
i SCHOOL VACATIONS.
To teacher• end pupils of schools and colleges,.
1 011.011Men4erof.tandord form of Mhoo1 van•
Lion railway eertlacate • vnel by principal.
(k,It( 0ATLA 4N1/ tour. At lowed, one
way flr.l-vla.., fair nits ori^ -third. from 1,rerm-
Mertie,..10310Inclu-1 vet Ticket, gond return-
-
m
lro.l•r tinatteu-wet -inter -Helot- intranIT
' 10th, 1101.
-Jo-at aian.lrq•
le-1440..ehtrg Oarnl.
r-9rempr l li1(t
safe and painless remedy ilrM
s reeu�. Putnanab
Potholers, ern gttreetoremstty Vie thebtit. f - - COM*KRCtAl. TRAVILI[R$,
(m presentation of Commercial Traveller@
ItaiMay d'.rtIPo ates for Ilse',
rrxsimav-130 ween 411 slat 'one to ('linnda,
one.wa)(Arsttr--clary far, ins 1 (. m .erc'edk''ran
Ole..' Wei from lies -ember 11.t 10 2Jt k, Inolna•
Iva. Tickrtoood reaming!, from destln*tlon
not later 10111 January 7th, Ilya,
Tlrxrra-All tickets good for continuous
pavane only In each di, eel ion,
tick t. *nee an Information tress *gena
Or.,,Orsold Trunk RailwayMy.
M. C, LIFK&ON, stietdoenareuyer Agent
Buse, cafe and pWloleae.
Something Ambiguous.
A country paper has this personal
item: 'Thome who know old Mr. Wil
son of this place personally will re•
gret to hear that he was moulted
In a brutal manner last week hot
was not killed."-trlt.Bits.
MInard'. liniment Cures Diphtheria.
All the large rivers of South Africa
take their rise In a a-��ttract of flat,
and until Lhe net few years eas sup x,-." In be a •t^^r 100* stets .ca twT�� diel. '
Ancor.. hl., F,I' or groat many t ear. i -Lor' pro
meowed OA Resit shutes, and par -crown 1, cal -
-i
�constantly nhto with
Science Mu proem atr to be a conto tie
tmnsdisease and therefor res.ire, nn.tln
-
local treatment. orrom,uu(rl 11 Incumble.CATARRH
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh t ere, mann•
factored by 10..1. Cheney k t'o., Toledo. Omo,
1 • 'he only ceeWtltntion.l canton the market. ft
Is falcon Internally endears from 10 dap, to A
teaspoonful. 11 arts a1$teclly on the hbond and
mueNrin surf/tone oft he •yetem. They offer one
hundred dollars for any nese It falls to cure. Denten dawn t7 the Case and 0a14
send fax circulars anti testimonial.. p
(tecAdd hs A F..1. a(t, g[ NF.V R l'0., Toledo,O. • Sothisg Could Help. Another Re -
FOR TWF::VTY YRARs.
aml
Pil are
tlne,be.t. mark aDleCureEffected byCatarrb-
owes. -
CI.nosl)rg
" I understand h) hila met with
flnnncl'tl reverse."
Ch dear, nn. He wasn't treenail,/
enuu•;h for that. }ir h it merely gone
'woke."
I.OYh: ON (01'NIKV.
retinal ul ("nnndn :
1.oto of country is the strongest
ch irncterletle of thee average Itrlt-
lsher. Nor 1. It developed lest In the
fele ('oionlst. Sege her bosom expend
with pride, no She speaks of the old
country. Rear her Mete on the piens
lint time elle hail when Mat there.
Tiler. wee nothing she enjoyed se
much nen the pleneunt nfternonn ten.
And why? Floc into she nipped the
pure product (ORE! '4 OR BLACK) of
('ey-lotl one India. She can buy both
In Crnndn now, The dellelnu. Mishkin,
Blue Ribbon or 3Ino.non px•eketi
nwelt her pleasure.-Onbnlst.
(Marra ministry men are tnikdng
of giving a consort In old of Private
Molloy, of Morri.btt'rg, who lost his
nyeaigltt during one of rho .npfage-
ments in Smith Africa.
Mr. Charles S. Stuart of Allantoid glees hle
experience with "CATARRRHOZON/kt' In the
following* words: 'For twenty Tong years i
seam a.iRerer from aerate rat,.nk oft the nom
and throat, more aloe, lolly In tbeoold weather.
I continually hawked ale spat and haat moat
dleagrecaMe dropping. In the th oat. which
nonrated me In the mernln`a About all the
esenedb• ads only. d 1 teed with blit little
' success. On the advice of my doctor I chap red
my location; did everything the, lay le my
power to do, but WAS finally fomes to believe
that no thing would ever permanently help me.
'Thom a h' end who bad been c red of Immo
throat Irritation 1'y (:,tTARI1Iio7,ONg and
who knew mf others whom It had ben,fitttee�d,,
'minced me to get an own. so 1 mmnedmen
to.r'Nmetirwliy trent "n eelf with ('at•rrh-
Donne. As I bine 'ma my ems. woo (treats,
sod 1 didn'texpect prompt re.n1t . Md I eon*
ieientloaaly need the Inhaler .s era! Busse a
day for els week., and In t(at time I tea, al,
ter. t cared. 1 Om mermen a Mend
of Catarrbeeene. hat • .omp4'te and
rare resulted before the second bots
so.d.
"CATARRhOZ+(NR riled me mate, and
1 own vomit for 1t that any offerer who w111
see it can be curd oleo, fet sty M
y case w
had a one as 1 ever en ilw of.
This ken bee* the.Tperinet•e of s'1 w1te laver
r
eMA r.ttarp^ e; t Is alert narant. t•
two all form. of Throat irritation. Pron. hie,
A.t..m. erd H •y "ever. ttnkl e,erywhee we
peeth.' treatment P 1111. Twenty -ate cost
trial etas sent for 1,010 000? pe.eap. end poi
rs NCisy... V•LA. Co.,
'. gros., yet.;
Ulsard'a Liniment Core, 0014.; *to.
•
wM
ISSUE NO 51.190%
Afrer
Typhold
fever, or other almost moral
sickness, a man or woman
sometimes will gain a pound a
day frotn taking an ounce a
day of ScoT'T's EMULS1oN and
the gain be healthy.
The ounce gives strength to
get the pound; there is no
miracle -in it.
Body and mind are weak;
digestion is weak; and hunger
is ravenous.
SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod
Liver Oil is the food to begil:
and go on with. It furnishes
strength to digest a little east
other food; and a little grow-,
to enough. But the gain
nearly all fat.
The bones had not lost
much; the muscles had los'
and had not got back their
strength ; they have lost thea'!
bulk; the fat was all gone.
The fat has come back ; the
muscle slowly recovers its bulk, -
more slowly its strength -the
bulk of muscle was fat -and
the bones are about the same
-as before.
It is ScoTT's EMULSION of
Cod Liver Oil that starts the
body going again -give it time.
The genuine has -
this picture on It,
take no other.
It you have not
tried It, send for
tree sample, Its a-
greeable greeable taste will
surprise you.
SCOT. dr BOWNE
Chemists,!
Toronto. ei
BOo. and $1,00;all druggists,
The Only Tender Part
"Although I was late" seed the
new boarder, "1 found the laodlntd,
hod oared for ma the tenderest part
of the chicken."
"R'h it was that ?" Mid the star
boarder, jeaemily.
:'kerne of the ar*ttp•"-IodlanapoJt.,
Press.
Pals 1a the Back
Makes Iib ml.erible for m try. Can It berured•
1e., $,i, l bt Nrrvh n-.lvw a comp\
knorknut to Win Int ihr lark, been.. 111".1..
.tronser, Meta penetrating mere btgkly Mir,
subduingC than ane other remedy es aide ern..
droper Nertlllneha. morc.•owerorer •ain thou
ate drop of any other r, ,,adv. and It b true
.err nark you want Wee" you %e gots poi..
Ynor money back If It I. not eq. Druggists sell
Vero I:iue.
1
Felendly /410111e111 10111.
01d Maid -Ree here. mantle this the
smoking car I Brat man -No, mum,
there beet may ser-eiftgw,nr-r,. thts -
traln. Yevel) have to watt for the
10.18. -Somerville, Han., Journal_
Mlnard's Unldtent Cure. Diet')seper,
U'E WILL irrAR YOU 1N THE If All.
TV nr er bs�srw it your own Mone. We
coon furnl.h you . tat out can mak, from
bo) to 114.1„.011, so y wake from 32,90
to$.enetyear .0 rent to pay and -,,.l.
coming In every • •'• 31.10 money artist
for a took that yes how t(1 succeed with
a versmallnll (ts,p i, WOW aNovelty ('o-, Leek
tzar
DROPSY .+
Treated Free,
Wiliam' made drops, sedanrumplleations a ape deny for
r.
twenty yeaQuack reflex
Cures wonsnag t cases, noof
rIrrt.ngtALI 'Aid 11.11 DArr
Lrestment TWA'
Dt1. H.11. bldytRN'eamee.
sox 11 ATuITA,6M '
ikos 1., r llttoa,
...WANTED TD PURCHASE...
COACH HORSES
About 17 hands high;weight from 1,10n 1.11/0
mad ba round; age act to exceed a yearn
Addrew
ALIS. Mee6ABR.
Windsor Hotel. Monerrel, Mts.
FRUIT FART FOR SALE.
One of the !hent In the Masers Peninsula, es
Winona, 10mllee from Harnil'nn, on two mit
wayys. 170 es, 16 of which le In froth, moltelyy
le
eight th1..steon. W111 bbeetsLold In b stone
This Ir a Mr- eon. Address
JOJ'fATB AN C t td•IINTi(R,
P.O. Bon at. W1110111•• 1791.
Mrs. Winslow'. UontbinL nerve sbor ap y.
ways be need for Children Teething. 11 •setae.
the .hind, softens the germ cores Mao cow
and H the beat camels ver Duero..,. ?wssy.
a
vomits a bottle
PRIZES
FREE
AT ONCE
MI Wall )„u 1e tea Mat partneri d
White Less Perfume, oil hmm ret.rw
Its the mousy, wet wa will pren.ptly Beed yen
EEthe a r^nnwi ng marnlaxnt pwe.d.me :
1 Requisite IMIIA &sail shell
ae Ret aln5dw gine, warranted
('kala Bracelet with ter sns,(�4':1
lois Lacky *...a In Awsh.e 11171,111m
Mirk P1. Rall lam t *Pieces Brit-.., ail.
'PT ►laud Morel nutter saint, sugar
aliens dricak tach, Rtmembw,weglse
all on of the sans rr'ml.ma foe Milne 16
Perfume Park.gr tar ria write Malay. fin
Mem requesd. Goods returnable h wt tend.
MUTUAL SUPPLY CO.
Dept. 4.5aewdea Chambers, Termite, Ost.
n
OUR GRANULATED
1. by Publle Analyst's report
140 PER CENT, PURE. -
OUR GOLDEN YELLOWS
are the beet 'fellow Sugars made 11
the world
A TEST WILL PROVE IT.
ST. LAWRENCE SUGAR REFINERY
i