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TIIE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
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•1 Crow a fugitivethat &'large baud of
so II Iroquois was pnylariug fur a surprise
. .I uttaek 1111 our se•ttleWeut ut Thier
11 Iticel'M, and it %vas utves+ary to warn
/ them. Deeming it unsafe to deeod
on the wind, .Andre and1 took' a 1.11110e 111[ 141141 1111 11111P11 incessantly egotism. the
. .urreut for -thirty hours. barely stop-
ping - to arta; ice arrived at Three
. 11 Rivers weary , IN•yuult words, 1.111 10
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ppise•, so that on 4144. I14 1 day, when
the river suddenly 44.11111.• uli1e \vith
relvhiu:; "redskins, they found our
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THE ELUSIVE
411 TRhtr osier.tYt
"For the present," I replied "it
amid probably be better to say no-
thing of the step you have taken."
":tow• tray 1 keep it arena." she
asked. "if you mall me 'Madame' and
1 bare to ,wear this ring!`
' "Then 1 shall tall you 'M*dowul-
*.41e,' J said, and as for tlye ring.
asli pay that you fry not to lose it,"
• (Continued from la -t week) r Ite•guier. air when .4.• N'ir talking to
CH.►1'TEIt XXIX : gelled the other -day?" ha ask. -.l.
vftgr; 1l. �gtfa t atA-s1111 of -1-11C- Wind...
'nr7 -::
T t f' nt,j t f our die •asoma out • lu eouslderiug 'the various courses
pea n•- ..e u
4.t• my mind nod thought nn wore 4.f' 111N•t1 t., Icer. 3Iud,'wuls.-II. 1111411 Deli 10
,. 4t during the day.. That full.wwp, I the ..pauana 'that (lar araa8.11 wggtsttd
would tr l4. luy *111101 to a :ue•at Ctrs+ 1.y *o1 is that %%Weh,wil1 best enable
of h*diiT.--r.•icr ,ybirh t did' not enjoy: f lu•r to 411rry out the 1,1,111- witch led
ft would'a.N• A 111111 uud ntiath'..•'th• 1111421' It.r to c• h. this cotton.
t11ot,_k."" 1"g 244en• WKS N_shttn Y'- or • "I a{fre• N'itit bel'."
iris olein; alarrl-d within Ili.- ww4c.1 "For my` own part," -Tie wntwutt4.
.lid n..4 h:n.• sufficient .nit,'r.'.r to the
_-aa[ain 1.. :..Cup arid speculate upon t
'it 4, 44,. 111 tint•. 1 (,,:tees tr ,4.1. ctulti111e1-Iy' i4. 1uy thought-. 4he• nn,r.•
s4. silt.... 1 1ta.1 aN intuition ibat my
pro}assa: wool.) • Io u.,.•ia;ed, tin
Y• •. l4.* e
ne 1 Cantel r
44'•edn4r..liy ,.4 . h
trip to the Ices 11 -wild 1,,e tees [limit
ht. 1a.t lore! 1'. L►ufroir and that 1114
• },rest - 11,ed - tont hint or lei iia+- 6ne w
he bion 1 tOT41 e--w't1Ti 3111e. de (Ii
-1 lave '§w 11111.- hesitation In omPt-
everyone will•ly iIi l.k.
Had the advrut of tin• Iroquois
been delayed a day longer, 1 should
have beets tempted to return to Que-
bec, for the place was well en Irl,
manors' against 4.14(0 assault. and 1
was furious to he 4x1 laud to view
the developments fulluN'iYg the arrival
of the ship; but as it woe, the sae•
ages, disappointed of the socees they
had hoped tor. settled down to,suWe-
thiug ilk.. 11 stege. and It was more
than a fortnight before the inherent
iustal*llfy of their character at last
asserted itself, and led them to disap-
pear up the river again as suddenly
us they had come.
4Vlh•u our scouts returned with the
news that they %%ere gene, we lost no
time i4. setting out 4.0 the return
journey. We were Il.0 a few hours
Cru Nor may when we again eta Abra-
ham, who was this time in (large of
a strong party going up to Montreal,
and 1 hard term hila news of u dis-
quieting nature.
44'h.•n we west he looked at me with
a quimit-a4 (xprresiou, mid asked me
why I ass w earnestly hastening
homeward. "1 may be wrong. M.
Rugnier.•' hr said. "btu -1 aw inclined
to think you might better turn round
and come with tea."
"Why?" 1 enquired.
••Evti•youe in Quebec is astonished
to learn that you are it married man
after all." -
"Nkat business is it of -theirs'.'" I
asked
"As you suggest. It to nine of their
business. But 1 ace you do not deny
It."
"Why should 1 deny It'.'"
"No reason. I suppose. But fa all
these years 1 have never before, Beard
you wake menthol of your wlfe."
"Gun could 1 hare 'made mention
•
Chid T i,`•4, think! Ir.--I44+WTa"tai' avert
eh
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I shall ussurtt ly tell free ..he lb unis
taken."
"Then you are respired to go up to
quebee and tuufnmt herr
• "Yes. Also to have a word -with
WIMP' of the people who are taking w
great all interest lU my affairs.'
"I should not 1*. talo eager to pick
a1 quarrel with 31. de Chutlllen, at.
any rate," 11e• remarked sigultteautly,
"Mr' 1s satd to be more than tutndr
with his sword."
"1 have heard that. Iwfnre," •1 re.'
plied. and as he was already some
dlstaurt' 60111111 his party. we took
Imre .l. ane � nether. -
t'ILtI'TEIt XNX1
My first duty on my rotoyn was to
report to the 4;ovenwr the outcome .(-
the errand all which he had .cut m.•.
and 1 tl en•fore turned my std jos up
the steep ascent of the rack to the
fort. un the way 1 met many who
knew we by sight. and Monne Willi
*•11,4111 1 WAS a4yutintel: hough n.•
nut• 1114.11 14111.4 4t Ul In.. I ronlal p•r-
cei v by the way they looked at we
that gossip in rennet to my domestic
affairs had reached every ear. When
1 sent In my Imine to the Governor
1 was adtuitteYI w'Ithout delay'. and
found hilt seated at 1.1+ table. 11e. was
a c,i1se•Irrtlous man. with a sarong
sense• of duty, who esteemed his t*
title Its a trust and no A+ a nae111s of
profit. and the precarious eendlt1.81
.f the e.lon3 kept Itltu 1gHh Miss and
ono ions. When I entered he asked
w.• how nays mission had fared He
listened to my aer/ttot with the
closest interest. and wawa ba. heard
how soon after hi* warning the In-
dians lad appeared. he expressed
wart. erwmerldatinn hof our labors
to arrive in time. But though ids
word,. Wert• cordial there was in his
:wt,00•r of speaking a tinge of eon.
strain(. and when 1 saletel and -
turned to leave his pr.w.•tue, he held
1114 *Ills a gesture.
'-M. Reinder." he *aid. "there is an-
other ,tffa4r alaalt which 1 desire to
-111 k 411 yn0.'
V's, *44118 F:xcollen.•vr..
11e paused. As though at a loss how
to begin. "In your absence.' 11e
said. "a matter in whieh you are trin-
eer god has Creme to my attcntltm."-
.lu• paused again.
"res. your 1•1cr.•llen.•c :"
"Ti. t the mind t w 41
`.lute. e•1141wt always count 011 re-
maining out of: wind Dy keeping mut
of r*iplbt, aa1t1 the 110.veruur, eve.1
more drily than before. "She count
from Auvergne, 'which le, 1 believe.
your native province." • •
"Yes, your Excellency."
"It appears rn,m what site says -
buF, on this point she is not qui,
clear. -that ..lee had no idea of j,•
whrrrjtlwuts until. quit.. re•ee•itly.
guides weir set on foot Ii regain t.,
your past. in' tits cuurst+'ot. which
was intesrugaud uud Iwirued
her questioner that you were kuuN 1, I
to 1 alive and in this country. She'
stet. to have obtained ratios* full
particulars."
This was news to me. 1 towel my-
self wondering„ who had mustered-
sufficient
usterwisulfl.•l. nt interest in the history of
Pierre• newsier to wish to Investigate
It' at this late .late. But at the tine
meat 1 put the problem aside for fu-
ture consideration.
"Assuredly. your Exce•Iletiey; i moat
•Ile this W011111 IC 1 said. "1 do not
n111kill* !. ditticulty hl sail -tying her
that 1 ,Iw not the alae she seek•..'
"1 trust you way be successful in
(lidos; so. M. Ite•yuie•6" he replied
gravely. •941• far the pr.•se•r.t you
c.1111o4 -ee her. Slu.:• iOr arrival she
ia+ been ta:,•u down with a fever.
and at present s!w hats •Ina very sad
Hotel
,. d . t i II
dangerous a I[1 n in t
andMag
Dieu. 1 gather from what you may
41lut- ;Cour meeting with ht•r wottd 1.•.
at Ise*. s trrave• disappointment. and
:night :tad to t•xcitenactrt it d mt•uu41
attain that would to fatal to her."
"If ynu will gk•e lwstruet1on;, that
word is to 1.• sent me when she Is in
a condition to see mu. 1 dual esteems
It 8 favor. your Eveelleney."
"1 promise yam I shall not fail to
eau so," he aaswereL a trifle shortly.
whereupon 1 saluted add left him.
(To be continued)
Neat! I 1 '
11! advertisement .that appeared in
the column.. of an Indian paper muss
iw aw4xlg the h*•st .•xaulpleM•.f Ita1111
English. Her.• 1t i-.' word for word :
••3llahoulelsuuln. hti1t-cutter and
*Ilan shaver. Geutlenuti's throats 0111
w1�1 very' sharp rlt44,rs, with great
care nod skill. No irritating feeling
:afterward. -.4 trial solicited."
1l.we 0 1.• .184 n al . 't ,
Re:tier. 1s it true• that you are u
married man': ' (
-- 1t was an awkwayd question, and 1 i
yesltwtea l--lug-1T"--Rasa rl a n
e ten TC'lt. -Tran. iri tafi y alta taD �o
rNi!e! i� your ..,.soon for allggeutillgl France in search of jou...
setresg, M. R.•guirr'4-he raked.-_t""'---.ttL es France
"i hate in wind We idea of milking
11 easier for Madame. --fur Mademui-
s.•llt•,-to arrange fur the marriage, to
be annulled when It 4840metl desir-
able for h, -r to procure a dispsuslltluu
to that end..1f-it vin Ise shown that
the (e•r1•ulony was secret and 0011410S•
tine from the ver.• fust it will be a
a 4 r cru[
me keti•nly, ••W by
'" him asked. "lop
you 'do not know.
• have uuderstaa)
Yes. M.' Itrgnier. sale arrived on
the ship 1 brought ln the day after
you left. Were 1 you. 1 think 1 should
turn around. for from what I hear
she regards herself as notch wronged
by vdtat 14tH terms your dr-t•rtlnn of
herr '
1'g lssf at laity. iter( wa- a queer
lee . .
turn -of 1•\.cul►.
simpler neon...., to makeout a rase prune what yon hear?' 1 repeated,
that Atli 1114 .
al to the e•ele•in•tirnl 1.+ there much bilk u1M 14; 1t'''
aaUlorllfes a* rli.l." ale laughed. "That sort of news
"M} 4tith: be rx.haiwed. Ia,t a1Nuu a eau travels fast. Mon-ovrr.
444r lw lours: u( 4.t Dubois pole+other« J1LY•m l4. lN• our -.4.a• two (ssgde•
of roofs: 1, n.41 the lady ytlu- 'ettatt-Totoett hl_ wp•'A.ting it. M. tie
Komi qa»u 1. r4.
o unusual u r •n•Inou •.
Yet
•�a l s 4.a
JfJli4-.1 } 1tZ •TWa•.i. •
lr• . i*liku
`a 1
•e•li Iwra ulagla. -a•4. . IwMeVI
�% _ n rn-to teas
- l . errs- 't•Pttrt t1
you to h..oug11•t,•u; I,t d.••idP your
netts e;lfr2" •
tu,you."
os.11 atrei.s. 11111 fro. t„ enter intu,1 "1 Wipe. 31ulasittlr ltty)der;' bald 44'lu•n he had first spoken 4.f ••my
31a.1.1uoIMP11(. "that vuti *Nl nut 4.t Wile' 1 hart jttasp•d to 16.• condo -inn
f
1 , ,n . r
fair 4.t In , e w.
married 4.l flan gI . example. b. ht
Y e hatillun for �.
v
I 'II 111101 loll! 1.41e1 I 10 1 knot 18,111
\\.+ole N'k. x111,1 I1.. x11114.111 I21alalg mat
into your cuulidetna.. you had present- 1.111,4' 'WV in your idiot of having in-. that Madeltuds•II( had 1114.11 driven
ed . yuurselvls beton, me. 1 should' 41'11'41 lire 1Iufotir's. e•arfe-t plea an ( into oinking public the fact that. we
gladly have /complied with your my b.•huiL" hod 'goer through kir marriage ...•rr-
14114( lL-sin,. u1.t--smut.-lltt.ing rayl '1 osseuse himrather. u[ inciting molly. but such was evidently not the
4.w lea --take 4.0 uuwurlhy-udvaui*g* tt($ '''loos: in fn.. of this lat.st develop -
the i•oufidenee you hale' reposed ose.1 i4. , aunt 1 doubted if14 ie-" w •kith" lar to
411 {1 I alp%• great hurry .1.. s..• -
-That." she r.•it1Ti'iI -"111 something "What ntlttner .•f N„tna11 Is thi,.
1 know you wo)IRurver de..'• alio claims to Is, n'v .rife?' I asked.
11 -Certs mit berm- my rttstogr,'=-i :tut sonde �„ r-il,iul.l know!" t.
rxrbnmed. "1 Perhaps apo•• it is the!. yotf
said. ��" w1 11 te" Tea n �.T'e G( Toil: IiT:i• rt-
%%'%• i.'ll into thoughtful silence,tsar ells Ihe•s.• y}ar+
whk•h mus a[ Iasi[ broken by M$u14' •„Hely.• it that .any -if it pleases
muise•I I*• yea."
;saran.... of the snrrotindings, and r.- jest no suit aide• Po•n11occurredu•uoccurredt.. "1 11.111k you an. right," alio re- p saw her len .•1,."e. and that IN•-
l.evcd my oacitemtnt by putting ail rant..nor-uklalrt•atly, t•• Madrw.lst•ll.' marked, '.for tII prese•gt We had f.sre 4 Iw her glen ..t-e.
a t httllL4 1
hand,, to work tit a feverish .lrnuing and we 21wnitel' Ilk farther rrtnar'ks better not make this ale•p known, nu-
l had fittle inns...•. to her. '.'the
sad sweeping *8111 garnishing ''� the i4. :dhow... Presently he turned to lir we ser in what manner wy •Ie, Mta*iug with 1 ,. I r -altar.., and 1 11+11
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haulm, load trimming of th,. garden We. HMI cousin art about putting into rf told she has taken_ ill since beer *r-
and 1awa, so that 1 dare NI4Y the I hail. said. M Itegnle•r. that 1 feet their plans for my future." ..teal. and has not tarn out. She is
place never, had aN, thorough a going know y -on t.. 1.. unmarried. Tet I -They will no doubt be annoyed verging on mi.1.11.' bee, sad looks.--
-During
4hk1: -
uv4r. 1 1111 VP odder questioned *4411 about ,roar when they feud their scheme Ines mis- yeti will pa MOH 1113• ..Ting it. --like
-!luring the night it rained. awl thea life b.•fnre ynu Calor 4.. Cita country. Partied." 1 Said. • a W011141 11 echo has hurl pYllI than Iter
morning .Ya* Pool and fresh and 7rA•111nd Jt is my dote to ask yup dimity. They will Iw furious." she n•pliel. ,dm r,' ..f trouble. acrid has been some -
with a mischievous am11e•. whl(h K1111 -
what affected, by it. -here." Ito tap-
ped his furelieud.
-She 11111114 !MVP 1N•e•u." 1 RA 111. "if
+he ..ones t.1 claim me as her hUA-
bn 1111.•'
"':'hen you ,10 deny that
n elf.'"
"1 know q4. (nor.• about
you d.." 1 said. "hut when
cotta--trinknr..s should -debar mr (naw
1.111 1....sit Introit the following mord- deltic so. 1 w:eke 11...• •4 of this.
44444-_ that 1 shall hope and pray that this
It is oa.•' thing 4.1 ponder sneh an marring.. which 3.344 are entering into
event as a 111..-114rritj; i,r Poe• us a a+ 11 111.•111144 rat un cud may
lit ldsat'llaly. and .Nu. -,ITT -1i, tea' 11 as 111 1114. pn,yfitR1Fre 4.4- Geat ripen into
sit Jmm.glinto end inr%'ituhlr certain- that faller and rh'ht's' union x•1,141, It
4y, and 1 fo.nld myself a trifle flur- would la. my greatest "happiness to
tied, 4..s,king 1118,114 n*'. i was st•IZel IN•h/old."
with distaste for the unkempt ale 114• paused. -blit on this 114.1 {cafe stile -
grant,_ 'i•.pL•inl.11t with d,v.Ziln*} Are you nu:narrie.1' •
suashiI1" Thr day- WAS ion(-9.-ourttt 1 er»" - -
when I lis. -.rued the• appr.a.hiug sall •-.4n11 yon. )1:"I,-tl,ulselle,-hare• you
..f my visitors. 1 met them at the finally decided t.. marry M. :teenier?"
landing stege, 111111 1P.I them to a ••Sine,. he 4s willing. --yep."
milted,- sea• in the garden, whin• we 1111.1 11.4 us 111•01.P141 with the cere-
sut down together, finite as if they moue."
had come nn the most ordinary of $0 -
el 11 1
0-
elul COOP'S. let 1t was an embarrass -
Ing ordeal for all of us. P. Dufour
was swore' @trate and als1,'nt-minded
(halt -t tinct e., -r Cosm ltfrtt: ttml ttaa
tltn1l4 gai•e place to an ekprwal0n of
anxiety-, "but you must on no account
allow 3I. de t'halllloa to draw yon
into n quarrel: Ile 1s a most 11014,1
swordsman.
•'A "noted swordsman." I repented.
I rose end lied them info the house. -Where did be gist that reputation!
Though flier.: w114 little that (amid be "lie was said to be the most skill -
111"n" nl relieve its hetwne*A, it 'AM f111 swordsedln 111 all Auvergne since
4.1411 11 /1114 bright. and garnished with the •time of )4. de la Omit. 31. lteg-
lrre•nt frontes -ref fl.wre- .md hran*lo s oda.,, dep.--I-beg-oaf -yew- be careful."
had thought Jladeiuolwgle tomb] not 44f Hauling all 1111111 !titles which 1 "11. not 1e &Bene.- 1 Mild. "should
he more beautiful than she had seem- had I1•en moved to gatheer that morn- he meek to thrust a meeting upon mer
+••4, 1t -want heaase 1 had never before tug la --honor of- tba-- occasion. - To we can each light with his favorite
seen toieh 44i1or - in her cheeks or every woman the celebration of her weapon. --lie with Ida sword and 1
with my urtllket,-at a distance of A
dozen paces. as betlts the difference
In our rank."
"1t Is no laughing matter," 41P per-
sisted earnestly, "I wonder that 1 was
.flu thoughtless as to overlook the
fact that his wrath would be turned
against you. 1 had hu right to draw
you Into my quarrel, In which ynu
had no part."
"If 1 had no part In your quarrel
la•fore today- I have now; Your en("
mics are my enemies and y'o11r quer
rets are my quarrels, to he maintained
as• such."
ShP looked at me strangely. "lou
'amok as I should have expected you
to A}Nrtk." she said. "yet 1 ought to
it of It befor .'
mat dignity In the brave composure
sof her perfect features and the
queenly poise of her incomparable
bend. For her sake i was glad when
the Jesuit p►areded at once to the
purpose of their visit.
"Are yon still .f the fume mind. M.
WANTED
IN EVERY
HOME
CO/o/41014
b /111114111.ail eel MT
• so. Oat Mletasl
Pfp1:6tl .
VftfT
a°11511
CaT1•
easing•
%nets 1111411/1 •
Inst recent • tern&
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• 011...4,.tM {CtM.(4 {Y 1,11
{ate N4 Y, • was C11,►n{amniaa.ai
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j r*4Y '001114 11 P412195
s 1rNlrrir cr.re111r
fMaROCA"( '
SOOTHING
HEALING
ANTISEPTIC
marriage IM the most memorable of
('*rots. to which Mie looks forward
and backward throughout her life;
r1•nlizing hnw different must be these
surroundings from m1,4 in which her
imagination could ever have framed
the scene of her wedding. 1 had
sought U. make them As little dis-
tressing as possible. She (ought her
breath ns she looker) about her. but
«aid nothing. We took our plae.- 1w'
fore 1'. -Dufour (dispensing with the
presence. of a witness), and a few
short minutes later 1 placed toe ring
.n her finger. and he pronofnn48
rl 21
man Ind wife.
11'4 n Ranted one snottier In sober+Ileum for a spite, she twisted the
ring absently, and presently noticing
it. asked me where I obtained it.
"It was Cay mother's wedding ring.
Mad') me."
She looked up quickly at the un-
familiar farm of address. .
"And now it Is 1n m3 keeping," else
said musingly, "and 1. Monsieur. ar11
in your keening."
"Set long as you are willing that it
shall he so, Madame."
Nhr Ianthemngbed. "I4anthemme." ahe
said. "the solemn way you say 'Ma-
dame.'"
I
shrugmy eh/udders."Now that we here MapMd." she
sold. "let ns sit down And look for A
f l m(•.
I brought them Cake and wine. end
we seated otrselves at 0211' singular
wedding twat.
"It devolves npnn yam Monsieur.
to My what we *re to do ant." said
P111. "Tont rennof complain tint
have not followed Your advtec thus
far," (the added demurely.
•
base thong 4'
am glad 7011 dtd 8101," 1 replied.
As 1 spoke there camP a knock at
the door, and at my bidding Andre
entered, to tell me 1 was wanted. 1
went out, and found my friend Ahra•
ham. the pilot of the St. 13wrencr
River, had (.me to nee me.
"Andre told me you have visitors,"
he said. "and my only own,* fqr 4n-
terrupting you la that i Am In a
furry. The Indiana have Righted 'the
ship and 1 am going to meet her, end
the Governor ordered me to land here
011 my way and tnfnrm yon that tie
wl'he1 to see you without lets* "
The call was an •un*eleome ane,
11111 1 could not well refuse it. and
when Abraham had departed i no
turned indoors and told them of It
since 1 have ever held that obedience,
to 1144 w vIrtu.., meat be flaked with
promptness. we set (rat for Q11oboc at
ones'.
CHAPTER XXX
'Me Petted on w111eh the ()overlie,
•
On have
her than
1 +.. her
DOCTOR AYISED
AN OPERATION
Read Alberta Woman's Ex-
perience with Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
frit rnpts•.
gip s*rutiafzel
441 yt»1 not answer
42111 •1•are•ly .ay
411 these years 1
A Prevails!
They were sitting side by s1.de.
Me sighed. silt she sighed;
'Stahl --tr. -":M-v - alas4•14.1 1401:7
He 1,114,1 and, elle idpxy1'
"On my soul there's such a weigh
Hr welted. and she welted:
"i'nt m.d)tg . to propose. su &t rill i
you to 11P a 1au41wlur. 1 hart beliert'd 1 Ile Fro/med. hoot she groaned.
you to Ire a truthft1i Wan. and fur 1 'loll shall have v.nr Tndvide
dyhnuau reason 1 have lwguu by askli.4 - 11e giggled, and she giggled:
you dlrtetly.. Answer me. i4 ,-haat.., S1a'-id-h*si4od.
r. •'.313 glean st I.nk»
wifel' - f' -and-rlta> Lanakeyl'
••A wife, your-, % "1'!I htty4• no if thaH wilt
Excellency?' .
"Yes, sir.. a «tie. Sly faith. 1 Lc- - T1'' w ilfrd. aonmt sir- .%illy d.
Provost, Alberta. -" Perhaps you will
remember sending me one of your books
a year ago. i w11 in a bad condition
and would suffer awful pains at times
and could not do anything. The doctor
amid 1 could not have children unless i
went under an operation. 1 read testi-
monials of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound in the papery and a friend
recommended me to taste it. After tak-
ing three bottled 1 became much better
and now 1 have a bonny baby girl four
months old. i do my housework and
help a little with the chores. 1 recom-
mend the Vegetable Compoand to my
friends and'tam willing forttu to use
e
thtestimontal letter."- Mrs. A. A.
ADAMS, Box 64. Provost, Alberta.
Pains in Left Side
Lachine, Quebec. -" 1 took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound be-
cause i suffered with pains in my left
side and back and with weakness and
other troubles women so often have.
1 was this way about six months. i saw
the Vegetable Compound advertised in
the ' Montreal Standard,' and 1 have
taken four tandem of it. i was a very
sick woman and 1 feel so much bet* 1
would not be without it. i also dad
Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanative Waste. i
reeomm.nd the medicines to my friends
and i am willing for you to um my let -
tar as • testimonial."- Mrs. N. W. Ross,
6*0 Notre Dame Et. Laekles. Qmebee.
gin to thiok i; is true:" he exclaimed
"lout • trarduu, 701u lxta44eu•y.
Why d... y•.0 ask we that qutrli:ll.:
'M.+•ati.e 1 desire t., know."
"liar who soya 1 1441\.• a a ileo
} onr Ecei'll.!l.3 ". -
1 .r 1011 ole
•, u 4.t t
., ln[. you l
t l+ not t
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girl-- t "1iive 14•+144'4 con w - •iinrrir-I-
queesri.n, the simplest. of all qu_t•.+-•I
t 4,.4ts.--latah-.Ins4tad 4.t - snow eruug toes
you hum and haw alai try to tied out
how • mu, -It 1 know
111 fact it wa48 1104, 90 si141p1c a 4311••.'
(ion tss 114 thought. I rucked tiny
brain 1,r a methal of directing 11.-
t4._ simpler *air _more au_•w r ..rabid•
form.
•'1 Cha 4...t desire to ascertain how ,
amici year Excelfincy knows.' 1 mild!
perhaps• tern e1ow1y ), :'lout I! 1 anent '
cation i4. your Excellency's 'elu*x(Iou
4m 1.to understood that you wish to
rind out whether 1 have head a wife
for years While pretending to he un-
ntarrisl?'
'That is what 1 wish to liud 4..t.'
•--Then• [ ran -arsur*-your Exertlency
that such is not the 4114'1•."
He eyed me 4.040,0 4. "14ut why
are you so tardy alsrut denying it?
114• demanded.
"Your Exe•ll.voty will note that 1
am none the less positive 111 any de -
tial."
"After you have had 11110' to ttliul:
the situation over and dw•htr what t.,
say." he rtpiI,-d. with meaning.
T.. such it remark froze one in his
position there was no anewer. Mor.ove•r, I knew that he spoke J114 114 i,1113
and without personal anImus. aitd' I
might have said the sauN. thing in hi-
pli e% I was angry. to be sure. t, ,
not ao much at him am at the tin.•%
petted turn of affairs .that had
_to- pass . thii' - ahsard
tion, the unpleasant effect. of w•hieh
were beeoming more and Utlrrf' clear
to me as the Interview prts•.+.led.
"i nm sorry you have given me
reasons to doubt your word;' 10114 i 1111/.11
the Governor, thoughtfully, "because
in this matter It IN largely a question
.rf your word against that 4.f [th-
ither."
"What other, your Excellency?"
"Thr wornan wino- claims to he
your wife."
"I herr answered your qtly+tion.
your 'l:xcrlieney, is it too mn.h that
i should now leg you to furnish nes
with the pa rti.ola•rs of the mutter 1.,
which you refer?."
"It. tufty be told 111 a few word,
This woman arrived fr7tn France th.
day you went up the river. and 4.4,71,
mewed making enquiries for you
Finding r.,It had left hurriedly. stn
'11spe•tt. inti of -ahattempt. to_evude
1.'r. $ntna•one seems to Clave told
her that yon had gone by myt4Wd4r-
aud she cAMP to MP." �l
"What is lad name, your Expel
1(n(•y?"
"The name she gave me ens Reg
nier,-Jindnm,' itegnler.4 he replied
drily.
}t is w4)4 an nominal nasse,-
Excellency. I makP nn elalm to A
monopoly of it."
"She states that you mafrlad?leper
many years ago, -before leavg*g
Iratee. -and ttlat you deserted hee
shortly nfterwarde."
"She Is utterlysteken, i mar
rl.nl no wnman,-wa arrangid with
no woman."-twfore leaving Frans
What 1 cannot tinder*gd is how
the itlt7* after all
14.110„1,10 h
thAmough(er
:are.4411
ware of my
tw . I
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