HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-6-27, Page 6CEYLON AND -INDIA TEA
GREEN OR BLACK,
A Wise Housewife
thitt JaWel had had a fit of some
kind that aftereoon un being atiow•
a the letter from Mr. Massey which
7 matte his own denial of his crime use-
less. Reginald way uot surprieed that
the young man bad retired early.
However, he remarked, as if rather
surprised:
"Fie keeps very early hours, Meal"
"It iv exceptional, Mr. Sir lamed
has hot been very well to -day," unti-
wered Johntrun. discreetly.
"Ila" the doctor been to see Mint
Wasn't it the doctor who cause a
abort time air° I"
"No, lir, 00 one heel been since the
vicer and Misr Oera'ditto left."
"Oh, well, 111 cull again in the
morning and bee how he is!"
Sometitiug war going ou- that was
eiident. The quertiou war, where /
It was an awkward undertaking to
prowl romiti a neighborhe house in
the character of • volunteer detec-
tive; but It was too critical a mo-
ment for the calmest of men to
etand upon ceremony.
Reginald had noticed a light in the
library, and the curium: faot that
tene of the 'Matterhad either been
truly partially Mooted ur elite tiad been
partially open since the cluelug.
Tier fact hal been easy to die -
cover by t the perpeutlicular etrearn
ul light that mune thrtmett the
white bid,d. Whose Johruton shut the
door • ite g lou I d , re ine ushering this,
went straight down tlie drive be-
tween tile flower -bone and paused
out kitty the park, to put osetible
watohers off their guard, and then
petered round (ever the grass among
tie: trees to unother enteatie:e to the
garde*, leading threw (Ile g rate-
d 11 Der to the
looks ont for the family health and the family pocketbook. If she
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GERALDINE'S FORTUNES
-Sm. Sir Charlee rent his nephew
02er to Dublin ou purpose to see OW
lawyer about some business of lair ,
James duly culled at the "(rice, and
it wee then that lie disappeared; no-
thlug more WWI heard uf him until les
name nppeared lu the paper" an that
of one of six men charged with the
murder of the farmer Hughes." Ger-
aldine
ne "Ildereti. "That war within
fifteen 11201111La of 1.1. dirippeartince,
therefore, there could be no difficulty
about recognieing him."
"1 believe Mr. Fielding hal
thing do with 1t,'' m•rristed Geral-
diue,
Soueettilng to do Ith it is rntlier
a vague charge. He cannot. however,
lave had anythingd
to o with put-
ting otway into prison, beeline/. I
happen to know that he wins inl,n-
d011
wben the tocutint of the lialriler
nppeared In the papers. and that be
had been in WWII for rem.. time. It
was Just before I first tient (nit to
America. and 1 was staying with an
uncle of mine in Cromwell itteiti, utak-
Mg preparation* for my jeurney, and
I used frequently to meet Mr. Field-
ing, who ware uaual, jo difficultita,
and trying to induce his relative' to
help him to start some financial spec-
ulation or other."
(lerakilne listened very attentively.
Iteeinald Baniber true alt excellent
uuthority for facts, tied impecially
for facto; concerning the Otwile Dint
ily, for Sir Charlet hail 110011 111 the
habit of confiding in the .'t'ar,who
In all flatten, diffieulty relied tip -
on the judgment a
of len steady, seribus
SOC.
''Then It eA;Uld net have) been Mr.
Fielding who got some man to take
e*
the name of JanOtway and then
got hint into prison 7' oruggeeted Lier•
aidine, foollehly.
Bet Reginald dkl not laugh. tier
remark was plaintive in ite lack of
reason. lie explained gently---
"That WOUld have Mine re. tome to
.Mm.Or heron to isaybude are. widea.
the reel Jaime Otway WWI MOO and
free to ,me forward told prove hte
identity vehenever chore. An It
II/Ippon/1 It was I who pointed out.
the paragraph Mout the Trial mur-
der to Mr. Fieldirng. I Wan going up
to the Penedo My otion I.the Go
tiergrotind Railway, And he got Into
the name earringe. When I maw the
native it did not occur to me for the
moment that It could be Sir Cherie('
nephew. rinti I "lowed the paper Itt
Mr. Fielding. Ile wee tuoton
Wheel. unmatakably netonialteri.
and, after looking nt the an-
nouncement for a few momenta.
he weld, with *mut pillow of triumph,
'Then. Tno not the only /ramp in
the family. I've kept out of the
papers. et 'Ley rate!' Anti lie Intl
at the time t hat he prhould rind
nee him if he could, rot of eilrio/I-
Ity as nitwit es (eget...melon."
'"Thee why does dampen nay that
Mr. Fielding Is ha greaten enemy?'
asked treraltline, much lettyled
"Isom he say that I am afraid
poor (Away le in tine moat tuithink
all mankind Pia rmernieta. I think
that nervous', depressed "tate lie la
la le the stirred preetible in that
pe bad been recently in now groat
trouble. the effect• of which are
sport hlm Mill."
• " Yea, but we don't know whet
that trouble M. To -morrow I will
oak him to tell me.-
'•To-rnorrow I echoed Reginald, in n
Narked tone.
"yea yes ! you not Ilene lilni
sok me to wine to Waringloun to
t"
-Are! would it, have °eked me to
Oolan alai Yee Ilint if he did nut in•
tend to be there 7"
"Cert nen ly The q met ion isi,
wlit•ther lie will let (tble to carry
out bit. intention .4.4 nonaluiug.-
-Why not 7"
"11 your 81'mm...item la uorrect, and
lit. has really nothing to fear from
walk -an io ruea,cor
principal entrance again.
Ile tried, as he toads ha way limner
the trees of the park, to see wheth-
er 'hie disappearance had Hams/ew-
es' any lurking figured to come forth;
but Wan by that time, being ra-
ther short-sightot Leu ler olT U. tits-
tinguieth anything at the library -
window. When, huwever, he hail made
his wuy cautiously v)tan.1 to the..
principal entrance again, and thence
to the corner of tile Masse, where.
conceale.1 behind a fir -tree, he had
a good view ol the facade 1.4 the
building, hie pattering was rewarded
not °only by Vie sight of three men
crouching wider the library -window,
one of whom appeared to be looking
In. but be hearing some of their
worde.
For the-firet few minutes -1.e could
make out nothing intelligible, nor
could he undertand how it nmn could
see through a linen blinJ. Growing
bold to he became accustomed to iiir
matition 'und felt his liecurIty, liege
flak! pressed himself NO eloaely into
the fir-trou as to be within a few
,yardr of the three men -for the li-
brary was the first room 011 titer aide
of the house -and time he recta:Mee]
the man nearest to him, one of the
two who wt -re crouching dowit and
n ot looking in, by voice anti figure
we Lindley -find. as he kept
quite etill and held his breath, he
heard the Mall farthest from lihn,
the second crouching down, say:
"How long were you warder while
he wad there!"
"Twit years, or thereabout."
"Then you couldu't make a. 111111 -
take f"
Not exactly."
"Thom yOu are satisfied 1" whis-
pe.r4e.olitl...1,nloiilrey„..
"Then your work Is done;, mad
youra"-to the other istan-"is :di be-
fore you."
"Yew, sir; but it is pretty plain
mailing now."
"Then come away where there ir
less •t. 01 being seea.!'----
Lindley raised himself, softly, care-
fully hid the traces of his visit by
digging up with it bit of Mick the
u toki hie feet had pressed down, and.
'tenpin' on to the path. made hia
Way toward the back of the Insane
followed by lila two tomponinew.
AM soon an they had turned the
corner and were otrt of sight, Re-
ginald stepped quickly to the libritry
window. A. elit recently le with a
pen -knife in the white blind. and en-
larged Moat enveyelo to have n good
ilew for one eye into the mom, (Mow-
ed the nwaor by which the warder
11141 recognised the eecaped convict.
The window Wan left fastened ; and
OW fact suggeeted to Reginald
Oat the slit for ohnervatieu htui
been cleverly roma from the tettelde.
He looked In and saw that, tut he had
expected, Jame. Otway 21111 the only
necupant (4 the r.ani. Ile had evi-
dently been writing at the bureau.
for he wito standing before it, fanten-
lag down an envelope ; and Iteginaldh
cysts'. calmly observant peen at eliat
cent:log moment. noticed, from the
rapkilty with which he matched up
a pee an.1nerawleti atenething to, it,
that the letter was not intended to
go by the post. &MI the next guess he
(mule was the WIMP written on it,
for James preased flea lip" to it as
he strode hurriedly acetate the room
to the dour.
The few moments' louse which Reg-
inn1.1 had matte was not the result
of curioeity, but of coneternntion at
the young min's tomcat -ante and
manner, of coneequent hesitation us
to the beat wny of making the atart-
ling announcement the eater had to
hear. For James' face was flushed,
hie eyes were heavy. Ms hands trem-
bled as they held the pen ; he was
evidently the prey of some strong ex-
citement.
Reginald wondered whether lie had
been forestalled in Id. warning. Him
momentary delay had lost him Ida
chance of speaking. for James left the
room NO quickly that his friend's
shale tap at the window was lost In
the opening and @Mating of the door.
'•-fnittes I" he celled, but It Wall t00
late.
Me went back quickly to the en-
trance, rang the bell, anti, while
welting, tore off the blank half sheet
of a letter he found in one of hie
pockets, rind wrote upon it, In such
Trench us came Bret into hie head,
to the following effect-
"! Mom just wen three men "touch-
ing down nenr the library window,
watching yetir movements tbrough it
hole 111 tile b111141. One of them was
your worthleas counin. I don't know
whether you have any reason to he
altirincel by the'', but, me the occur-
rence IA rither mummer think it bet-
ter to ncennint you with It. They
have dianpreettred; but they have not
gone awr.y, for, what I have heard
them any, they have gone to hide
Omelettes in weather pinee near the
limier. They don't know they have
been /42P11, for I Wfin in hiding. If I
van tin of arty nee to you, yen know
I am at yonr larvae. I nm going en
omelet a (-Mar In the park before re-
turning home.. fel you will know where
tet find ton lu cane rei want me.
11 ft."
110 watt ntill emeoreti in writing the
with n pont-Il by the light a th,. bali
amp, when Joinueen opentel the door.
"WM rat glee (hie to Mr Jemmy
immediately. plemon, Johnotem,"
he, impreatievelv. to the old nertnnt
"Yee, air. I it III certainly tke mt 11
I Inn we Mr James." answered the
butler. gravely.
*Mese uncertholox interruptionn to
the pearefilineen ref his evening beton
rather nentered him
"Your retorter haat not yet prone to
bed, I knowleo tire en 01.1 friend
a the family, Johnson ; antine yon
value the pence rind eftfety a Its
mwentani, don't fall to deliver thla at
once."
t lie 21011Ce. t lien, of (entree, there in
no reasun &garnet it But, if my
tiew ef hia peoltien le the right one,
tnen there le the strutegert possible
reason why lie attain inake hie etay
:us abort as 110 can."
"Then, if he is still at the hail to-
morrow, you will believe that he no
influent ?" tonid Mire in trininpli.
-I won't pledge myself to that ; but,
of ((puree, the longer lie Maya the
etronger is Vie argument -the sole
ttrgnment--that Inc has nothing to
fear In staying. But, if yon value lia
liberty, I warn you earnestly not to
put Intit to the teet of lobelia tilm
to tare the pollee. A nein might easily
be ninth for the sake of rtanding well
Lis your eyrie; hist I know you would
met like peer °Linty ter pay mush e
penalty as lie would have to pay 11
lie were caught.'
"I believe that he has no renaon
to fear being etright." am persisted.
eteinchly,"'atiti I will On my hest
to Mauve him to petive It to -morrow."
In nate of all ner loyalty her voice
trembled a little oa that last word.
for Rho remembered the fancy she had
hail. while irtnniiing with Jnnle• tin-
der the cedar tree that nfternoon,
thnt who could see the tiger.. oe
• man lurkey; In the black Window
enert by tho• branches uretri the
high wail which stint out the atnble-
yard from the garden: ff the police
were. Indeed already watching the
bolas!
Suddenly her faith gave way to
tieepeet nnxiety. anti Met Owned ine
ploriegly to her commotion.
"0. Mr. (lumber," elle whispered,
elf be renite has dews It rp In brave
-too braie! I warned lilm thin et-
ternoon : but he took no notice of
what I ne11.1. Perham...et thin very
moment they have calight 111111. for
I maw it men -at Inlet, I think 1
ilid-cemehing hidden emir the 11101
to day. Oh. what WWI I do -what
can I do?"
"Yoe can do nothing now." he an-
emone], gently, pitying her Mato...ea.
"But, too mon an I get back. I wi'l
go etralght to the Hale and see if
nnything le going on them. and, if
I get n chance of *peaking to (-A-
way, I will do no."
She thank.41 him warmly, rind wan
filmed Mime. weepierl in Iter fcers,
for the remainder of the drive : but
she gnve him an eloquent log/ en
elle lade him good -lee, to remind him
of les promise. The reminder. how-
ever, wan net -Mime.
Ile timer beck na quickly aa lie
could to Wnrirrgliem, gave the :met
Ileto the chance of the renrage
cenchmlit, wile wit./ a ‘1Illiabi0 re
[Miler. not too 'inn/Oily to make
hirearlf lisped in the Mein.. end gar
den, n rel milked tip to 1h.. Ilell
It oceurroi to Min to inquire at
the lodge 11 tiny eel- had been through
tlint evening.
"No, ter, barrin' twe nrelertaker's
men, sir. and Mr Fielding lertat-
enyn, I think It wars him, alt, but he
I passed rather quick."
Reginald went ntrnight nyi to the
hone., fowl asked If he could ste. Mir
James.
• Itheard from his father the 'bar
I "Mn
r Jnien line gone to bed, air"
It wee only nine o'clock ; but, hay-
"
As he wild these worne in very '
low 201013, creaking door SY OH 114. Ord
-.9*"./e9ferri7.
it to open inside the house. Johnaon, in- PITIFUL CASK OF
stantly mollified by the eell-judged
speech, promised to take the note to It
his mitater,und itteglutild retired into
the park, keeping %vetch tet the house
while he smoked a cigar.
As he sauntered down the drive for
about the sixth time, preferring, with
his liabiturs1 prudence, the gravel to
the wet grata, he heard the bound of
tt gate opening neer the house, and
a wise of wheels and boota He
turned and quickened L.. (Mee toward
the house ; before lie got very near,
he heard James Otway's voice say,
"Ail right," anti, just an the phaeton
turned the corner of the 110Ulle anti
came In sight, Reginald saw a utan'a
figure crossing the garden quickly to-
ward it from the other end of the
house. It was a mail -phaeton, and the
hood wan half up, so that Oa (tom -
pante could not be distinctly seen.
The horses were whipped up wharply
at that mommit, told the pursuing
figure, altering its course, made
straight for the lodge. But Reginald
gueered the object, and, throwing
away lihr cigar, turned and ran In the
rs.inie direction.
He W111 not it particularly good run-
ner, being indolent and without
much staying power ; but lie was
lightly built, long of limb, and heti 1t
good start of the other man. Me
reeched the gated a hundred yard."
alocad of his competitor, unfastened
thein, visiting, anti flung them wide,
Just In thue for the phaeton to dash
through, while Julies, who wits driv-
said -"Thalia', old fellow. etsod-
by !" as tine man in pursuit ran up
juat too late.
"Ceeifteund you I" he exclaimed. an-
grily. "Who was that?"
Reginald made no nnswer, but turn
ed to mounter Men toward the ti•
enrage jurt tut the Mtge -keeper eatue
cot eleeplly nee whet wIt• the
matter. .k moment after. howeter, the
man. whom Reginald then recognized
as the one who had looked through
the library window, and whom he un-
derstood to be a warier of the prison
Where JAMEY, had been 1.0tifinftl, eatue
up. and, toot -fling Itti Ilat troy civil-
ly, re id -
"I beg Your pardon. sir, I itm sure
me gentleman .4 your stamp would
willingly Impede an officer of the
law in the exettution tref hie linty."
'I don't know," returned Reginald,
thoughtfully, "when it iir a linea-
tion of sitting another gentleman of
my "tamp from being impeded in the
execution of his."
"Would you ,nblige me, eir, by tell
Ing tne the name of the gentleman
who drove out j1191. !NOV 7"
"lipon my word, I didn't see him ".
"But you know whe It was, air."
-Well. end If ea-?"
"Then I should be 'men obliged If
you woul I tell inhie near.. You see
h • gone. a. 110 harm could leippen
to hint. even If lorm wrev letended."
"lhirigineyou...
am don't feel justified
Tio
"Thank you, Mr. May I trouble you
fur your name. end, and:um?
My name is Banther I am stay-
ing at tho vicarage here."
"Think rim. sir. Gooi night, .Ir.'
" Gaol nIglit."
it.ginalli returned Miele. einceeele
elati to htve been the wane of help-
ing his Lamm lent and unitoky friend
to evade tht hand of Justlee, but geoi-
riaturetily marry for Hr. bitter 'lirip-
tiotittiwitt his guilty flight. WO111.1
„./1 retor Oeraldine. With 'Ole latter
feeling. however. was mingl st 11(11
cultural inatiefactio i at th. corit inne.
tient of hie own prediction. and at, tlw
providential removal from her titigh•
tiab mil of a men whew) incedety Was
alutunt contambutahuu for it being
like bier.
'Unfortunately. tb being here -11
not took at. Hee matter in a
peeper light. She cried herself ot
Weep tbut night over the rei'or-tkr
weer', weiddeeerved misfortunes, and
W.I/2 thonuo next 1 ty natil th •
afternoon, wh tn. two •t, -I by M tot
Orettotes moot truettel nervant. who
ounibigted th- dulare of ladies' need
end uppw beeme•neild. elm 'darted by
train for (hedbertergh, whore elit• er
a cab to Waringb im.
She had neer; wily i,ri.ih not
mily to refruin fOtent defending
laintwo from Miss Grettonet attack's,
but to join In dinvetraging him in
hone of Reginalti Haunter. Foe ell
that, ate sat well back in the cab,
that .he 'might not have to delay
her arrival at the Ifnil in order to
atop and speak to Reginald, when
14110 caught eight of him welkin);
*slowly along the rend Met outside
the park wile*. But he was not go
ncar-eighted as to fail to re3 iitr
and, while her heart beat (met and
her Py0.9 morkied with Impatience.
he /evened the mit an.1 (-ante up to
Out window. She WWI t00 1110e.1 et-
/ .te/1 1.. thoilltlita of Home one rim
to totive that lie t11.1 not look quite
NO calmly superior to human emo-
tion. no; usual.
"You are going lip to the 11(01.
Man Lindley ?" he asked, when sits
had nnewered hie greeting.' rather
et-eet ly.
I-1 want to nee whether
Mies Eleanor 19 any' better."
"I am afraid you won't find leo
t pry Well to -day," lie petered "I ton
afraid you will find them all in
some anxiety.**
She looked nt him with enithlealy
nwakened attentiouthe terlor tig-
hts; out of her face. Reginald Inokel
dc.wn at hie tricrta, as he athlete in a
lower voice -
"It is all right ; everybody is
well n nil wife init-Jarnee"--
-What 7 Make haste. please:"
" Nothing only--Jamee :isvny
Inet night.'
FM. eild nothing for a few rno•
meats, wail h. did not look at her ,
but II imard her breath tinning in
rh nrt. (perk gnaw.
" Went away( liow 7" sit wh'e.
penal. at last.
Ch, he la all right; he went Ely
Wm...eft!" -.1r, nnswerra; neremertturty
and, looking .nt last Into hir wistful,
nnxIota eyes, ha felt for th.) moment
thtt he actually envied thi escaped
convat James (Away. '1-1 didn't
mean alant you; hn la quite safe
by th'e time."
" By thte timer She whore!. In
mix iota Inquiry.
t'.�. There weer. wens. men here
inet night who tried to atop him: I
think tem wee it late -tier. .ind you
went r'ght niout Mr. Fielding; It wee
Iry who brought them."
A eutiden Oro woke lit the girl's mad
eYle.
How .1111 ytet find out all this?"
, ask after a promo.
D .1 you think Iehould forget my
poomlner hi naked, rcprottchfuly.
' I cnMe etiet!ght letek h^re Met
night.. :19 1 todil you I @Maid do. I
new and heard the men, wrote a note
to warn Jima, waited in thl pork
t.111 h clone mit, notl opened the viten
for th phaeton just in time her him
to &De through before one of the
men ellnle up to atop h m. Haven't I
kept my word et you 7-
"1e0," said mho, in a choking Tree*
"thank yon !"
wotild rather hnte wen her
low imelettindly gretehil but It wan
ommething to feel the warm prey. -
nitre of her Mind, to see the soft
light In ber entre even ter tide too-
t Ma rendered te hee--no, no. not
rive I, bet - well. this contempt ible
prettwe .4 here!
(To he rattans/1
The aifference beternen n rometly
nntl n tragedy 1. nwrely in the vrey
It Is sated,
A LITTLE GIRL.
Child at the Age of Two a Crip-
pled Victim of Disease.
Edna Rathbun of Hampstead, N.B.,
Veil aad Hooke two Elba Injur-
ed the Kidueys aud Diabetes
Developed Dodd's Kidney Pills
la curing Kidneys biralantened
lejured Opine.
Hatumitead, N. B., June 22.-(8Pec-
IM)-Little Etina Rathbun', ut this
place, has had a toad experience fug
an child so young. She ie now nearly
olevell liars old. Eight of her few
altort years have been peered under
the seddert cloud pursible in life.
At the age of two the child met
with an accident which left her with
twu ribs brokeu, spilt off at the back-
bone. Though they were set and
healed law little body did not
straighten. For eight years she could
hardly walk, belug almost doubled
up. The accident affected her Kid-
neys and Diabeter set In. Diabetes
ito a particularly dangeroue form uf
Kidney trouble, in title case particu•
iarly severe by matte of the hike
rim to the opine.
The family doctor was, of course,
coosulted. He diarrnowel her mese cor-
rectly, but coultint cure It. She was
sent to the Public Hospital at st.
John in the hopei that the greater
skill and facilities there would avail.
They could do nothing for her. The
authorities advised the mother to
taketthe child home to nurse her and
gi•• her gtoti care while she lived.
which would not be very long.
The suffering Of the little one was
heart-rending to the fbother anti
frienthe She cried with pain night
anti day. The Another grew desperate
and determined elle would find a cure
for her child if it took every cent
mite ponmessed.
She saw Done. Kidney Pills adver•
tired and Immediately purchared
eome. From the first they were bene-
ficial. The Little girl commenced to
get better. Every day 'sot- an Im-
provement. Dold's Kidney Pills were
doing the wort. Six boxer in all were
used, and oace more Diabetes was
conquered.
Not only that, but with the return
of health the opine commenced to
straighten. The little girl I. mew til
neat physically perfect. Says the
grateful mother in her own words:
''There is nothing to be compared
Dotid's Kidney Pills. We thank
God we ever heard of them- Edna 1.
now fall a color, rune and plays
about as smart no a whip, , where
open she wan a puny little thing as
pale aa a ghost"'
The Longest Mee.
He was a telly sailor lad anti had
come to emend a few dart in Ids
native city of York.
" Yee," he remarked proudly. it. Me
steaniebtp company wan being re
leered to 111 remplimentery term,
"ours in the imigeot line in the world,
stretching as It doer from America
to China."
There was a momcnt's silence, and
then the bostess-a liersi working
Moot -chimed In:
" Weel, I Mena ken If ye've ranee
tee bounce sae much. for ditei not
my class (clothes) line no' stretch frae
pole two pole?"
And Jack good humoredly took a
book seat.-Loodon A uswe es.
NiAGIAitA-TO THE SEA.
No finer trip oau be taken than the
water route down the St. Lawrence,
passing through the Bay uf Quinte,
Tbuusand !elands, and running the
nephew of the tit. Lawrence River to
Montreal. The Hamilton Montreal
Line steamers leave Hamilton at 1
p. in. and Toronto at 7 p. m. TUele
days; and Thuredays. After June 5th.
tbe boata will make titree tripe per
week, the additional boat on Satur
day. We offer very km rates on this
line for both single and return tick-
ets.
The TorontoMontreal Line steam-
ers leave Toronto at 8.30 p. 111. TUee.
day., Thuredy4s anti Saturdays from
June 1s1. to June 15t11. Inclusive. and
from June 17th daily, except Sunday.
Steamer Toronto mid the new sterim•
er Kingston will make the service on
this line. They are the finest boats
In freeh water. After leaving Toron-
to the Brut port is Rochester. King,
ston, Thousand Islanda and the ra-
pine of the St. Lawrence to Moot
real. Between Montreal. Quebec. Mur-
ray Ray. Tadousar, and the Segue.
nay River, and It ie the finest trip
ren the continent. The trate on thin
line cannot be purpaenert. The Manor
Riobelieu lintel at Murray Bay anti
the Tad/mate Flotel at Tridentine tire
the fineet /11111171nr retorts in Canada.
Both of theae hotele are owned and
operated by thin company. For fur-
ther Leformation nil to ticketefold
ere, ete., apply to 11. Folder. Chaffee,
Western lermsenger Agent. Riche-
lieu & Ontario Navigation Company,
No. 2 King street mat. Toronto Ont.
Crazy People's Cutlery.
Cutlery for Menthe' was recently
adrertined fee by the Initial Admir-
alty Office, and it brought to light
mime ammo& cutlery that, while
made regularly in filieffleld for the
most twenty yearn rer more, in but
little known The kniven have per-
fectly duli. round blades. with a small
eutting area about an ineh long,
situate4 In Melt way that it can-
not be tined exeept for the purpose
Intended The fork terminatee in a
*mall round bail, on which there are
three prongn about half an inch lime
The idea in the manufacture of this
unique eutlery, rourne, was to (Ir-
vine knives and forks that (-fluid not
be 1121Pil An Inntrumente of attn.:Ms
upon nItendants nor for aelf-mutila-
---------
Keep Minarcr• Liniment In the
House.
SCITHERN'S LITTLE JOKE.
How the Oisieedlite W- on a Name a* a
Veatellogrelat.
Goo of the patella ritliter of dotheru'is
elaborate Hue wee the way les
which he worbed up to thane He
preteutien itt hav• aocialentally dhe
moored that be powwowed the gift
of the born ventriloqual, anti nr-
ranged sin eeperluteat un the me
easena oe a supper party given in
we honor at it pleasant houre in a
Loutiou suburb. 'There weir it foultalt
kLud of ha.nger-un of sotheem's, who
loved to boast of hie liotinutey with
the famous coutediau. lie had often
raid: "I wish yuuwoulti het me help
yuu 111 0/10 of your praotIcal jokeee
Mr. &Altera: elhathern butuured hie
dear°. Mr. Edgar Peusbartios telly
the rtery in bin "Memoirs of Soth-
terti.'•
The comedy mart. for my purpose,
be reduced to a poragraph. You kn
how loot the profeasional
teutrllo-
i1u1.t Mot talking up the chimuey to
en 'imaginary mau out the roofeoth-
ern had arranged for hie sdavish con-
federate to mount the roof by a lad-
der and May the part of the voice
on the roof, which he did to perfec-
ttoo, anti Hothernee emcee.' as a ven-
triloquist Waft voted Duthie( short of
Mar telitruis. Supper being tom. the
party adjourned to another room,
at which metal Southern weld "Hood -
slight" to lila friend above. at which
eue It fund been arranged that the
menace should be roucluded. Stothern
hash Mewever, Molted against his
man. who, whets wiehed to deecend,
found that the ladder was gone.
IV hook or by crook the deceived
confederate found his way- to the
chimney of the sneaking room, where
the 'supper party were setting down
for a lung evening .Prerently a voice
was heard calling tinwn the chimney:
"Sothern. &Ahern I For heaven's
sake tome up and help me! 1 can't
get down and it'a raining like mad!"
*Ahern Wad taken aback for a 1110-
ntent. but only to be in ecatualer tile
next at the exclainatione of his
friends, W110 coosidered the voice only
another example of Suthener skill.
"You wain you could do nu more. your
voice was tired and here It is ittrong-
er than ever!"
&Ahern, accepting the compliments
of Ida friende, nutuaged in it short
eentersation with (Inc voice on the
roof, to let Ids unhappy confederate
moderation that as 'poen tar possible
Inc wou1.1 go out and help lam down.
After a Gine, just when 0 Ahern
wai about ftt rep out and relearbe
his friend, the host went to the elem.
ney, add, all the more to eutplittsize
fitthenee rummer, as he thought.
vaned out : -.Are you Mill there ?"
Title ma the last strew Upoifb the
raln-drenebed back of the sufferer
" Oh, go to blame!" came the angry
reply, anti with It a- piece 01 mortar
that rattled in the grate -you're
a beast !"-The People. •
Strawberry lee Ceps.
fttrawherry Inc mire are enema
the noveltien meted to the mation
Eill any Anal' retina gammen thet
have rather wIlle tope with 'draw -
berry nyrup. Pack them In ice and
salt, and rover alth woolen cloths
or
it blanket. het them totem] ne-
tt, the syrup has (mien ail around
the enpe to the depth 01 it unarter
of an inch, not more. Then turn
oat the nnfroann eyrup, repack the
&anew* and let them Mend nntil
the 1410 is firm. Jinn before teeing.
turn the Mal enpw met, fill them
with nut ice cream and nerve
quickly.
Misunderstood Rim,
endeffstand tlint you have it
great deal of fret work In your
homr.," mold Mr Seeelt. to Mr. lien•
IPsque.
' I'd rattler you armilti not drag my
wife Into the eonverwation. idr," wait
the dignified reply. --Baltimore Am.
erlean.
$100 REWARD, $100.
The renders of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at lewd one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in .11 lth
stages and that le Catarrh Bali • Cetarrb
Cure is the only meteve cure now known to the
medical fraternity. t atarrh. bolus a moat!
tuckered disaster, require/in .2:smelt tional treat
meet Hall • Lista:eh Cure is taken inter wally.
acting directly upon the blood and roucom
surfacer et the emir eat thereby dooming Me
folio/I/ales a 0.. diocese. and 44 • log the p5.
tient •ss' by building up the comititutlen
and asso natural* *Melillo worire The
proprietor. hare so much faith In It• curative
power. that they offer One kluadred Dollars
for any mac that It 1.11. 1. cure. Send for liet
04 toothaonals.
Address. F.i CRENICY & CO., Toledo O.
Mr sold by Druggists. The.
Aa React Answer.
'"Witir -tide man Dennis an entire
straoger to ycni r melted the erten-
examining counsel of a witness in an
important case.
"'Son f" said the witness. whose
Mitred Nee was crtemeil with wrinklets
of anxiety, for he tutd been warned
to be cautious and exact la hie ans-
wers.
The lawyer repeated him queetion.
"Well, no, aorre• raid the Wilmoa
with it midden gleam a enlighten-
ment ; "bit eouldn't be that, for he
hen bet. the wan normear, but be
was a partial ntranger, weer; Oi'd
niver aeon him bettor."
Stratford Olt Ang.. 11193.
Meows. te C. Richardson & Coe
tient lesnen.,Nly neighbor'. boy. 4
years rad, fell into a tub of boiling
eater And got welded fearfully
few da,yor later hti. lege swelled te
three timee their natural elle rind
broke Oat in running /toren. 111. par-
ents could get nothing to help him
till I racominarsie.i MIN %FM'S LIN-
IMENT, which. after uning tyre hot •
ties, completely cured htm. and I
know (4 neveral canes armee' here
nimert an remarkithip, cured by the
Name Liniment, anti I can truly nay
I never handled a medicine which
has had an Woad It Nair. Of KIPP!) such
unite -real otatisfaction
,t M
General Merchant.
ISSUE NO 24 19017
1 you
are lean-eitaltaa you ate leen by
nature -you need more fat.
You may eat enough; you are
losing the benefit of it.
Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil
will help you digest your food, and
bring you the plumpness of health.
Especially true of babies.
-ova. yea /see ••••••• aa• ..• .•
h ewn • 1,01.,17.1,14 $....IsexagerhaLreemmo.
HOW TO BECOME WEALTHY.
Advice a Yemen Man Received From
•a !Elderly Physician.
In a New illampeldre i•Ity there
dwells an urtogenarian phyeitao
who, in addition to hie wide imdicsi
• ts known far and wide as a tile -
waster of blunt Malorophy. 'The ether
nay a young Malin of WS aequatutance
culled at ha office.
-I have not nese for pills this tame
doctor," sald the visitor, '' but fur
advice. You have lived many .1ear.
Lu title wutid of tull and troubir‘ aid
have had mut-h experience. I am
young, anal want you to tell toe bow
togot rick -
The aged practitioner gazed through
ha glueees at the young Ulan *WIG
a della-rate tooe said:
"Ve., I can tell you. Yon era_
young and can necomplish your oliPet
Ut you wUl. Your plan 1. this: First,
be Industrious and ecenomical nave
as much as megabit., and mond aa
little. up the dollars lea put
them at Interest. If you folluw ,.ut
these inatructione, by the tinle lee
reach my age you'll be as OM as
Croesus and as mean as 11-1." -Rut -
fah) Couonerciu I.
Not a Case of Mietaken Identity.
'I am not expecting any package,"
said the lady of thp house.
"This Is the number," persisted the
ariver of the delitery wagon, ben -
Ing nt hie hook again. 'Newels Mig-
gine, ain't It 7"
•No. T47"
"Tlint'a our number."
'Then it'. for you "
*I think not. It must be a case of
inlets ken Identity."
'No, mum It'. a CAW Of beer." 1
Ask for Minard's ajJ take no
other.
Clever Scheme.
Mr. Honlorkeep- My dear, here are
it couple of new omelet I want you to
tench Bridget tosing.
Moe Hotinekeep-What immense!
Mr. Illomeneep Not at all. If ahe
meet .ting at her work let's Ong,
Omar. doleful Owe of here. Now,
thee are lively and if She keepe time
to them she'll get through lber work
quIckly.-Phliadelphia Pres&
Rinsed', Liniment Lumberman'.
Friend.
Anything to Beat Greet.
There Is a more or lime fenny story
told concerning the cmiy 'Twin In the
history of this coentry 'rho really
All variously threatened with a
third term. Ile WA/ (treat. Thecry
was than when Ids name was men-
tioned: "Anything to beat Grant!"
A frenzied revivalipt wan telling a no
lens frenzied congregation that they
were nil upon the verge of Hades. A
akin in one of the hank neat • autidenly
shonted. "Hurrah." Plowiebedy ant-
ed hits why, tun lia saki : "Anything
to beat Grant." -N. Y. Telegraph.
A Comilderate Res.
Plutocrat -Yon will ruin me hY
your wanton ettraviegancto.
Hon-Ritt, father, I want to stior•
yarn the decigram. .4 dying rieb.-Man
!Vendee.% Esaminer
Sensor fer 164 Teeth sad Month 215*
We gigantism is ea every tro! of the *maim
Laxative Brooki-Quuane T•m•te
the remedy Uwe «wee a mod to sue dos
Queer Election Cries.
Aocording to a Weigh paper the
following waa the "cry" of an ca.
titualastic relive/1~ In a recent
School Board election In the vend -
parity I. Note fee the nutueic de
year coal. -Llewellyn 2. Vote Lr the
tune who drew, your teeth Ma.
grove. & Vote for the man tele/ Nal
make your roffin.-Skym 4. %et"
for the man W110 will bury pm Os
Rector. Three of the four were set --
tearful, but the Welsh journal tt
the board will lux•e to be burled yeti: -
out a coffin.
Minard*s Liniment la used by Ity.
ricLeos.
Writing for Nosey.
It Is odd that a young .,Giver it
(11t front recently wrote 1., he
father . "Dear Father,-Kintilv send
tue 14101) at once; {Ott another leg le
ft atiff anigagenwat,
withoet mean*"
The anpwer was. "Mv Deer Sole
. -
An thin le the foortli I�g yinl leave hat
according to .t our letters. you °night.
to be acme:toured to it • by title time.
'Try anti hobble abase on any uthere
eou mity 11112e left.
BROWN'S 'DROPS.
1750 The Old Scotch Remedy toes
strains k Worry trouble. Brow,. Dri.te
tame Ea k. are /warty &leer • f
surely cure you. !Iwamoto Wole esel de. opti
rlretilar sent for 14 rent. to pay pacione sod
postage. All elms sent met melon melte
price
l'Oces 25csic anti II tin
WM IlittOWN. Proprietor
Suttee. Li,.
PAN-AMERICAN N'ISITORS
ram make advance erne/cementu at
the ma swore no Proof
Hotel Columbia
Accommodates res Send for booklet
Itestee--$ I .400 wad Upwards.
The Continental Life 1
Insurance Company
HEAD 01. FICK, TORoNTO.
A•tborlzed Capital - $1,500,009
The policies of this company en/ -
brace ertry good feature of Life In-
surance contracts, and guarantee the
hieheet benefits in regard to loans,
cash eurrenders, and extended Moor-
/ince
Good agents wanted In this dint net.
Hon. J110. Dryden. Geo. B. Weed..
President, denote! lianalisfk
Boys and Girls Wanted
To earn a handaame steen,vInd and fret silver
emboli. guaranteed Umeltereper. for ...meg
onty 12 boxes of Illonareh Silver Polisht. some
thing every boomateeper will buy. Cleans itoki
silver, plated ware. Herman silver. boo
meow, tin, Steel, etc Send us your edema ..
w. win trend you Use pettish. you NMI IL relent,
us the mossey. we will thew send you the witch
absolutely fres by retool malt Addrote the
Mosiarell Supply Co., it. Cathartaes. ostIt .
GLefiliWANTI0-"mmoKr'BulTLg
Parcel Carrier; 1(1 0.7 bar no MOW&
beek lee (waists; will net rsatle or loesi off .2,2
1.efirrieff in veal:rocket: melee Itt iie
Per teat malt; Nampa by midis" Niete
At-melt/mfg. CO.. Box 03. London. Ont.
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1WANTCH MEW AND WOMEN To
eOGY littera; IS to DI weedyworth'(
eveahers, work mallod apptiesUoo. Teeth
Nevelt, numay co, Toledo, Ohio.
11-11AN AMERICAN -1 nova routt
seeneiy furnished rooms Inc Pan Anierime
wieltrwe In ray privat• residence Settee ill
Canna Pert dlatriet, 1 mInntee from nisln
entreaty* to toxpeettios; breakfast If desired.
Rates steeper lay with bath Adelman J H.
flamaa, Mentherton avenue, Banda 7.'1"
SALL- anorr 4/1 ACRES; e M11.1t
1 frees Ofeterleti, lame errhant Hellos lie
plat aloe mall Mole beak Immo outbuildinit.
fenreS aad in good mediae* Inning
water. Apply R. Lenient, Goderich.
FARM iron BAIA, FORTY
: good buildings, pnesetetion
to W & Welton, ficarboro
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nil ethers: ean be were essetintrowdr, perfect
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