HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1891-6-4, Page 6CHAPTER. 11. blood, and the slightest exertion. was
strictly uroltibized, bad uot
,, Then, Farnwood, to put the matter cosottes oreue supported aire in his
a nutshell, you owe your life tthe girl o 1'
I owe her ivy life," replied mt... Fame_ ter.tlatioiten hteie" b:a.".relutiovegvletsoturnemmoaninediau
wood with grave emphasis.
Medi-
•
It WU literally true. When. at the het cal Boardmad peeked him off to England
on six moutha' stair -love by the first home--
moment, that deceit stopped to make his
final cut, Mash Mee had thrust out her arm w.°r(l'hauncl-sie°nier`'
"
and intercepted the blow, which, heel it
reached its mark, must have ended. George if The men wilt fret hiowelf into fever
Yall deet°1;." said Veleeel Grant',
He <Waft want to /ease ale eountry job
girFarnwood'a earthly career. As it was, the
non. and very rightly., He is marked for
l's area WOO as nearly as possible eevered promotion ; and it IV -Mild be folly for him to
below the elbow ; and she WaS Still, three
home while thews every chauce of
weeks atter the dght. In so weak a conde g° away
the Upper Province being annexed ; besides
tiou that her recevery was far front cer- the Government wants all its best men o
tale. the spot."
"It goes against my conscience," answer.
ed tbe doctor doubtfully. "However, there's
a great deal in what you say. And after all,
the. cold wea,t/eer is coming on. Farnwood
has a sound constitution, and he is in the
beet paseible hands. We won't say any
eneourte. :shout sencliug hint home for Gus pre-
sSo the question was dropped, much to
the satisizzetion of all eenehrued -sere Sdra
Gr.ote. That telly had wermly eeeerelea
It--* husband's suse,eation that they sit mid
hate Mr. Fernwood in ; hut had daae sa
under the impressiou that the paeient would
111•P at the deetor recommentletton, oust
report, the ,place 1001;0 and etas*. lake
%shambles.' And he eauld net look. upon ga... h° aeeeen as he ealshl he loove•l. And
wale PO little auxiety.elte SAW her daughter
ane 4.01 4. without seeing a•Nislon, of illoprAe
Parnwood sitting blood -drenched and faint takeherplaceas nureeon-orditeery. etlieliked
against the wall, with the heo.d, ot the un- the YemIg U1441 berffelf f but Mabel was her
ouy danghter, and was a girl regarding
eonscious Ilermese girl restiug in his hip.
170u will have to do something luved, ewliose, _future ah,a" Mother illight he pardoned
some for her," remarked Mr. Anderr
son, "'e °vb.!, anwitions• The rmug
oney been Burma a few weeks,
" peer little body. She is a pretty girl. 34 "4's
'having come out from Befriend for the first
Burineee 14. 4.4114.'. go."
I shall merry her," answered Mr. liana time 8l1)1114.'before Mr. 1'14.11144.01)(15weed briefly,
She lied a beauty of her own, mid that, with
Iris friend screwed no his mouth and shook the fresh coneplexion the elimete hail no'
his
.7. et fellow calla well had time to orwe from lier cheeks, had at. '.4:101 dubiously,.
on.rpAy the woman who heseserea Loewe at ready won 31iss Grape admirers among the
4,,es1 va bovecir henaid. But tomeen„ moss elloibie melt in the station. 14. .a(.1'
Lee : Think what it means, my dear man. Pebee, °Ines% halvanr Promising) was
Vets eondeton youtself to life ut this awful e1ee4tY Ot'1101441 au ambitious lnolh,'r
withal) eye of favour ;and Mal el hal
,r1; for ever, awl to social 1511.t.3311 heregord -
41.tee. mer,,oe.or, 4.4.4.4.4.4. tte effectual betrayed each eegernese to toke her ehare
tot, 11 ,„:..eur advancement eu the pessee. eel of thenuraing duty thatMrS. Ciralleairoweal
Iter tO do so with eensiderable
thnet, very ...lethally before 1 wok '.4.1,11 4.
sun., ne, that. Fa:nu-mat The life Miss Male 1 Iv" bubteti the Casting Illgelher1 firo
Mee
and tow. George Fanwood, freeb. from th.e has steed wouldn't he worth living, if
yourepaid your debt by making her your • long exile wbieb bad made bim slralliter
to the society of WOMell of his OWat race,
wife, -
peenliaely suseeptible to thew
(leorge Foram -owl hail thought the wetter was
over eery carefully t indeed, during these frttteerme- Mabel (grape, but latelO
las; three weeks, whieh Ito had spent on his releesee ham the schoolroom. belyeght
bete, it bad seldom bun absent from hie remlY•madeadmir4tionaml8PelmtbYtol'ear
on one fully entitled to both. She Ica
mind for els hour. He ball learned frent
mmes owo eive the had listened with breathlees interest to he aten7
('1his light with the decent). 1.04.given by
come to Ise in the latt.,„;-;"„ow that eight
tier fatherand /nether, while Mr. Farnwoed,
when every Quo else had steel to the jungle.
WAS confined to his room ; and every thy
She eonfessed that She litegered behind when
seltetted her anxiety to see him tool hear
the others were hurrying away, and 1111 -41
the Itietary again from his own mouth.
last returned and concealel herself in the
Ho bad gratified her wish Ott the first
hushes behind the thaanaL. She beard the
evening they inet ; and Miss thane was a
awoke' cry, and watched Mr. Farnwood go
little puzzled to lind that the chief actor%
out with the policemen. When she saw
aceount tlidhred in one eesential pa.rticular
hint fall, she ;could not move for a minute ;
but aS 1)0011 all got up, she knew he would from those elle had already heard. No
mention had been made by her parents of
go to the bungalow, anti went in lzy the
beee we). to meet oho there, It was need. the fact that a young Burmese girl had
taken *1 pr eminent part in the arair, einualt
lees to ask what motive had inspired the
less that this girl hart saved the life of her
girl ; and a thousand times George Fern-
, European friend at fearful cost to iteraelf,
wood latterly reproached himself tor baring
The story, as Mr. Farnwood told it, Phs'
permitted her to stay. By doing so he hall
sessed a romantic element which multiplied
laid himself nailer cue obligation he could
its intermit tenfold ; and She WAS at a loss
meet in one way only t and bo made tip his
to understartd why such e feature should
mind to repay Mah St.lee's devotea love bf
have been ignored. no young man's ratan -
making her his wife. Helmet do it, thou§ t
T ner of referring to this girl, moreover, gave
every Ore revolted against the idea.
tbe impressiorz that there was still slime-
; subtle instinct of race,unconquerable in
thing to learn ,• but as Ile did not appear
himself, wholly wrinthig in the girl, forbade
willing to speak to her, Miss Graue's natur-
his feeling for her more than an indulgent
al delicacy curbed her curiosity.
liking such as be might have entertaihed for
• an intelligent dog ; and even that was zow Mr. Farnwood could not share with her a
straugledby the debt she had forced limo to secret be felt bound to withhold from her
incur. Mr. Anderson had expressed in the father, of all men. Ilia marriage wit)) Malt
plainest laugnage the terrible bonds such it Mee would, he knew, put an end to till pro.
marriage would rivet upon him ; but it was motion in the police ; and be feltjustitied in
too late to harp upon its drawbacks /IOW, inaintainingsilenceregartliug his metrimoni.
He had given his word, and 'would notrecall al intentions until the step in rank, he had
. it for as soon as he conkl walk so far, he been unofficially informed was in store for
had gone to the hut evhere Malt Meelay and him, was gazetted. The local government
had promised to marry her. of Burma holds that by espousing 41e dough-
" am going away in a few days," 110 131141 ter of the soil an officer creates a link be-
. told her; • but when you are well again, 1 tween himself and those over vehont he is
shall send for you to acme to me. 1 am played which is prejudicial to the free
going to make you my wife." exercise of authority. The theory ina,y or
may not las correct, but with that
And Mali Mee had acknowledged the
WC have nothing to de: it exists.
words -which it had been the dream of her
life to hear, with a. simple ,. yes, my George Farnemod knew it, and meant
lord t" to take the last step lie could hope to net
without imperilling it by making enemata*
Slieraydoungyee had risen plicenix-like
diselorsures. Mo.bel's omission to itenire
from its ashes, and save that the huts were
into hisrelations with Malt Mee relieved him
cleauer, it presented much the same ap-
pearance as it had done before Boh Table's greatly, and inspired him with a certaingratee
261 respect. The•feeling which had prompt-
. memorable visit. The , runaway policemen
ea .the Burmese girl's seli-saorifioe was, he
had not felt themselves equal to resuming
their duty in the Imperial service and had knew, abundantly obvious, and could not
deputed. Moung Lot* to return and convey fail to rouse the sympathetie interest of any
then. "resignation ". Farnwood. The, woman. When, therefore, alias (7,ran e care -
sergeant, trusting that his .fifteen years, fullyavoided alt 'reference to her in their
good service woad save him from punish. daiTyconvereations, George Fantwood strove
men t, had undertaken the task ; and was to atone for his reticence on this 'point by
doing .his best to entertain. and: amuse her.
promptly placed under arrest until the plea -
He succeeded only too well ; and ere he
sure of the auth orities should belnatle known.
had been a fortnight under Colonel' Grane'n
Mr. Farnwood had spoken his mind very
hospitable roof, his eyes, were opened to the
freely to Moung Look, and had promised
fact that he found in 1Viabel'ssopiety charm
that no effort on his part should be wanting
to obtain a smartpunishment for his -
which grew sweeter andstronger. every dtiy.
wardice
, ' co
They were of necessity thrown much t ogeth-
, ••
In view of the war with Upper er. The so-called "cold season" in Iterate is
only comparative, and during the day the
Burma, the ynung officer was keenly anxious
heat precludes outdoor amusement
to report 'himself as fit for duty again and,
most as corapletely as in the recognised
.,. the first step in that direction was to obtain
hot weather. Mabel had little to occupy
• proper medical attendance. Mr. 'Anderson's
her in the house beyond self-imposed tasks ;
rough-and-ready surgery had. patched him
up sufficiently to face the journey • and a and the guest had nothing to 'Lo. Hence,
day or two after his visiteto ltrah dee, he while the Colonel was kept from „teeming
was on his way 'down the river; bound for till night in his office, Where work just now
was unusually heavy, and Mrs. Crane we's
Moulmein, where he would find means of
absorbed in household cares, it was in the
crossing to Rangoon. Hee had intended to
natural order of thing!) that the two young
proceed direct to the hospital me his ;arrival
at the latter station ; but, mach. to his people should pass their time together. And
`-
if the truth muit be told, George Farnwood
surprise and gratification, he was received
resigned himself to bus daugerouslymeasant
at the wharf by the chief ot his department,,
fate with little thought Of 'the entanglement
Colonel Grane, who refused to hear of city
• such arrangement. , • to which intimisey with Mabel might give
' "My wife hoe got a room ready for you," lite.
Bub Mrs. Graneepassing to and fro on her
he iesisted. The doctor is waiting at my
many duties about the house, wohld often
house to take yon in hand, and there is the
dhool y to convey you op to cantonments.- note with a troubled wrinkling Of the brow
Come ; Mrs. Grarte. and my daughter heir close the two heads were to each other,
arageing to nurse you."
or with what rapt eatention her 'daughter
. An Indian'bospital is not an exhilarating oPPooled. to Iv listening to Mr. Farnwood.
It was 'very plain- that the Understanding
place of residence for a convalescent, anti
between them was growing, from tier point
Mr. Farnwood felt that for every reason is
would be Well to accept the Colonel's warm. of viewenneatisfactorily good; and at length
ly pressed invitabion. Accordingly, canvas- on he al. she felt constrained to speak to her husband
lowed himself to be placed in the
the subject. Colonel. Grane, however,
, -
did not share her apprehensions as she could
, covered stretcher ot (11)0013', and: was cart
ried ue) to his chief'shouse in cantonment- have wished. ..
without more ado. • • "You think Farnwood and Mab are fall,
Once fairly installed there, he could not ing in love with each other," he laughed,
but congratulate himself on his good fortune t"Pon my word, Helen, you give them credit
id . findingsuch a haven; .Oars. Grane's for losing no time.. I can't finagine you are
kindnees and care would alone have made it right. • But, what if they are .
a pleasure to ` be her patient -guest ; but ft Hugh 1" exclaimed ;Mrs, ineredu-
,
when he was allowed:to • exchange 'his bid" lously.
' for a ado' in the veranda, and Miss Mabel " my dear"
Grane took aver charge of him, he looked ". You surely don't rneen th.tt 504 woulil
forward almost with regret to the day When approvenf'sucla ,1. police ;officer
he sheeld ee:tonger be able to pose as moth. on three Inuadi:ed .rtipeee a in?Otlf V ;When
Mr. .titfitedene, and Captain' iltbilekh, and
Bet 3;. :1.:., 11 the,doetor vvas to be be- Mr. Heerfngdon-eall o .them men in a good
; • beved as,a-long retjr distant yet1119 positioe..eeetvith meane4e/evotecl to Mahela
itsenith :had beeri sa,pped lay Ices of seal Mos. cetane disjointedly.
;
Mr. Farnwood himself had received ser -
col deep lleelowouods, and was under
orders to come to Rangoon on "sick -leave"
as soon as he could travel. Mr. Anderson,
the officer who was to relieve him, had
brought up the force of pollee sent in reply
to his message asking for help, and this
gentlemao had been at Shwaydoungyee
aver since.
Tile two were sitting in the veranda,
whose floor bore clerk euggestive stains no
scrubbing could remove. Mr. Anderson
*lever forgot the sight it preeented on that
morning who% ite arrived so oppartimely ;
to quote the etpreesion he need in his offietel
The colooel stroked hits moostaohe
thoughtfully, "1 don't know anything
about the gentlemen you mention so far as
their regard for Mal) is concerned, except
that she doesult seem to care two straeva for
Italy one of these," he answered withegatvitY-
And if I 'Rust speak pluenly, otelen. I
shouldrOtin the least object if Fanwood did
win Mab's aftections.-Now„ don't distress
ourself," he continued, laying his hand
upon his wife's, " Earnwood is bound to
get on in his profeseion, and he is as One a
fellow as we are ever likely to meet. We
will just let things slide.'
" It would he a deep disappointment
to Me." eighed Mre.. Grane. "Bub ef
course "---
A glance front her husband silenced her.
" What was I when we married, Helen I"
he asked gently.
Colonel Grebe svas a penniless subaltern
in Ifer Majesty's service when he commit-
ted matrimony ; life had been a etruggle
for many years ; but the loud lamentations
raised by friends of both parties had never
found an echo in the thoughts of either
Hugh or Helen Graeae.
" IS it quite the same ?" asked Mr.
Grene slowly.
"Quite ; save that Farnwood's prospects
are better theta mine. -Como. Helen! Ire sacrifice the happiness of his life to requite rilliS EX-ETE-Et TIME$e
mn't oest a Stolle at people who merry for a debt „loos had been thrust urm watt! _E.,
love." Would any ove blame him if he set solde a faeubliseed every Thuroley novo !woo
"Of courtier we are not sure that, they do
want to marry yet," seta the lady, eeekiug Pr°14115° vh1Q11 had Wen wrullg fr9in him by TIMES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE
an orerStrailled Sense of duly t Then invelun- dain•enreet„uearly opposite Fittonti Ammer,
'°°11°rt in the' "eer"iiitY A° 11°4 4 is"sli tarily hie memory flew batik to the seenca
minutes before tried to eenviuce herself tue enected that night in the Shwaydoungyee $44°'4"M."4314"bpYrfiaohrsu.rfu(t"414 Gill"Pvi).
not exiet. bungalow. He saw Matt Mee lingering elQue fovea OP envnwrisraso
"lire, we aren't.' answered the Colonel, in the dark forest, to hoover him.; he heard Firstinsortion, per line .. .. - ......... ........20 cents
ling' " Wre will therehsr° IniaiP°9° allher pleading to be Allowed to atm' and ;share teeb sabsequeetiueertion ,per tine eceute,
conjecture till thereht better gromul for it.' his tianger-or his death. Dred he °O'er b, Iona In psalm" teem weeneeev eeoreieg
To Nemo insertion, ativertieemente ehouitt
Ilut ambition is too etrong to he easily enouey in return for ouch love as We? Ile
MT,I.P.4.
routed by argument, however addle or per- eould nat. But the thought of marrying her °erase nen/No pup tants NT la ape
Flia•iive ; tlillii, MTS. (I 14. Wt' by nO aleami was now ten thoeteoul timea more repulsive ot Mao tamest amt boutequinvatt la the deatsty
gottified te learn a feW clap later, that Mr. to him, than it m
had been two onths ago, of itemise -tit war; eutraste-.1 ev al salt reoetve
i,d`eriVo .11 lattil kiitilly ereteented Ol rem cal before he knew Mattel (Irene. o tr
Wees prima e t *Goshen,.
in du) lioness for another fart:eight or three And while the ilifficolties of his ponies).
k'during the Getout:1h ebseuve.
"Ile was very relneteut to stay,- saw erew tensely greater, while he wavered he- Decelons itptgorr•Tog 11. 11i* host. " Ile• has got scone foollsh idea ;Amen faith and falsity. with every thought,
that he oughe uot to irespsss on out boson- the knot wos ems for him by Mabel leereela letnepereen wit a Wee; 4 naperraellarlytram
elite.. as he pets ft, qaty longer. In faet, I atvielealialrlewittrtelilrbleet'ak litaiTtearenPoaunigeopIrr rti:ilipota.:S:iftirieetveielltzlztheietyillire.i.ifeOlirrithee: ste4ttehliter.b'irld136trreeere
bast 1o he eerili,P,s: eel ash, and tell him I only
weetml h.m heve al „Iva pcktac, 11,1dt% W.*.!env tlum iit had ever done liefore; though 2 lea. pereen ordira leis paper disetattinued
.1alat..1 had never mentioned .Mali 'Mee s Ise intlet pay all arreers or tbe publisher may
eharaeters ken now. yeti ..iine, • wle. I. *4'4'4 4 I . -,
(4,1;41 0 name, she eoutd Ina forget tite girl's heroism,
partly trite. 1 he b va tii.s..af‘si Jai.1,1„ continue 141'r'd it until the paynwnt la metle.
ith mt, le.ttn, atild then cllct the whole amount. whether
shell be inaleh eisier in meld it Fi,rnweed 'ie 6 ih' Int'Unn uf 1*e*' talk Iv ' • ' t teener ie. tahen from the office or not.
.actin watommt whi,:o•
1,414 4,,,,v.„ wotr tOlgglit -s-.• Fled tO indteete that S140 in3itlituntsltisatioxiontceriwmgonexAutheoagr3,113,11:
,.. surely theres no fear a 4twaitv in Han. 1 znipt P. atsov toiteit torn the subject.
•poe_ 'eon. eeeiogyee theoteestion," 'tatted
d' *110114.11 the subscriber may reeldo
goon. Patti Mrs Grane rathet ve Igv
tuorj i . .. . „ • _ ..h. sate g , , ,itht.tly. 41 tint 1 lave cawayg hundresot numeaway.
i y. to the lsenea ofegal the -
.‘,...t,.1 In .41. f..1. mum, esione the ors who 1. The courte hew) deckled. that refusing to
teran-" Five perions or more,' " quoted the ""' - ''" ''''"" '
Colonel ; " bet there is grave danger of be- irt,c3u°,,trutbleelMabtleAlionwt$1.11100 44 I. gg : ii to zpott,,I, op; r111::::,:elwrifuracroCul:grrifetzltnreeealoveint:gnitroutr9beintmlonthont:TealtaPruei
eendieriem and burglary ; and the pooen e--.
" Not a word, M'ss thane. You see, she
ean't read or write, nor ean her mother ;*,u ---
Mallet leekeel up in etirpelee. " Do you" 1 s t...." e-
I am **1I,4.'0 Oa commenicete with them." ,, ,
e....fsee +ht t es -et .e. ea...heel
re •an that you !ewe tower rem tried to find
out Ibttv e:tO i:A. Nll'. ParilWeati I' That you
have all el two til9Il1114 to peas without
even knowing whet ii o elle le alive or deatl I"
Ni an.exce from :elle Farnweed.
" Sun lv. yon don't MOATS that you are
Utterly inilliterellt tO tlIA fate of the girl to
whom pet ewe your Wet" elle continued
almost pleadingly, "31r. Fernwood, 1 van%
believe We of pat."
'Mere was a long silence. Mabel would
have spoken Again ; bine glance at her cont.
panion a face hatle her be silent, and she
JON LABATT'S
Indiaralo Ile and XXX Brown Stout.
Higheet &wares ana atedals for Purity aad Excel
-
tepee at Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia,
1876; Canada,. 1870 ; Australia, 1877 ; and
Paris, France, 1878.
TES'gtitiONIALS SELECTED:
Prohli Xi Croft, Public Analyst, Toronto, says: -"t find .0
tobeperfeettly sound000minine no impurities or %dater-
aticom,and ean taro roglyrecommend it as perfectly pura and
avary espalier malthquor„"
John 13 Bdwaras, Professor of Chemistry, tiontreal, says:
andsbem to be rezuarleably soul ales, brewed teem
enzenealt and hops
ReT.P4,7.. age.Profeseor of Chemistry, Laval Univer-
sity, Quebec). says U4TglainaTZed the Indian Rale Aie
naminfactured bv.Tolua Talbott, London. Oaltario, and, hasp
found it lightaie, containing but little alcohol of a deli-
efaue0avof , and of a very evocable taste and *warier
enality.andcompares with tbe best imported alesr hAve
also analyzed the Porter XXX Stoat, of the same brewery,
which is of excellent quality; its adaver is very aetzeeebte;
t ie tonic more energetie thau the above Me for it is a
tile riebor al.e0hai, 411.4. 0.01oehmere4 elm -eaters
*4 with any ineportede.rtiele.
ASK: Yelnt GROCInt IVOR IEW
in the homes of a datentsla.yer 11.41 ram.
t weed is the best possible trete-dims yon
000141 bare,"
" I eve% soy I all18*1010001 wonieu," 10.
marked Mrs. thane, leAlanq up her needle -
wet k autl 14,81ml:bet ie with a 'onkel eye.
" There it net a pluelrier 'women in tie%
Feist thau youreelf, dear," replied her hue -
band with werm sineerity ; hot yen meet
make Allowance for my tears on your aeco.utt
and. Mali's."
The coutlition of the Imams gwe ample
reason for Coitmel Graue's wish to 'provide
a protector for his house and its utulAtes
whilst he was ;Way ; and he had exploit:ea
to George Fanwood that the intliattione
uneasiuess in the city urged. him to request
the :continuance of lus stay. There hal Imet
numerous fires, whose origin could not be
traced, end wore more than suspected to
have been the handiwork of incendiaries.
Burglaries of a peculiarly audacious chime -
ter had been perpetrated in the -
and it, was unusally difficult to obtain the
evidence of the stifairere. Tide state of
affeirs had grotvn up since the surrender of
Mandalay; and the Meady increase of violent
crime all over 10114 Prevince Wal
traceable to the numbers' of had chareetere,
who Wel come froin wive territory *a ply
their nefarious trade.
If Mrs. Grano slid not regard Mr. Fara-
wood's prospective stoy with auy &your,
Mabers setisfection made ainetels for it ;
and elle told the young Illan frenkly that
she felly approved bee father s action.
"Wo were not looking forward tn being
left alone," she said ; mul it will be inueli
nicer for you to stay with us then to go autl
liye by yourself 118 thee, horded little bung-
alow near the railway."
"Are you very nervous people ?"inquired
Mr. Farnwood.
" Iam-awfully," replied Mabel; "but
mother is not; nothing frightens her. She
lan,ghs at the idea of daeoity in Rangoon;
but then she lived in dreadful places in the
jungle when she first married, and mea-
sures safety here by the dazagers she used.
to encounter."
"Did she ever make the acquaintance o
acoits ?" asked Mr. Farnwood. •
IC Indeed, she did," replied Mabel, by no
means unwilling toyecount adventures snail
as halve befallen few ladies in India since the
Mutiny. " Once she was left alone for a
night in catnip at sortie place down in .the
Magni district. While she we's asleep, a
Malay crept into Inc tent, and stood over
her with a kris, threatening 'to kill her if
she did siot -give up the money papa haul
with him. Mother put her hand under the
pillow, as if to givi him the kayo and shot
„him dead through the sheet."
"Very few ladies, or men either, for that
matter, would 'have had the preseece of
mind to do that," was Mr. Farnwouda cone
antinh, 'I' Mrs. Glearie can use her revolver,
heideutly," .
" Yes ; site contracted it habit ofkeeping
one loaded by the bedside when she was with
papa the Arracan Hill Tracts, and 6111
has never broken herself off it ; she nitys';' it..
gives her a sense of security when ste: is
alone."
" I don't wonder at it if she .makes each
Praetice with -the Pistol." •
Colonel Grime took his departure next
clay on one cif his periodical talus of inspec-
tion, and Mr. Farnwoo4 entered uperi. his
office of chard:War, which merely required
that he should occasionally satisfy Iiimself
that tho native; watchmen did not peals the
niglit in 'steep.' He °mild not fail to `notice
that Mrs. Grane's bearing towards him
lacked something of its eld cordiality ; and
while he could not have expiable& exactly
how he gathered the impression, he felt
. that, in epiee of Colonel Graneti earnestly,
reiterated Sainte -Imes. Ile was wearing ou1.
his welcome With his hostess.' That Mrs.
.Gra1l03 ehaege of demeanour was owing to
his .ripialY adhoheing intimacy with her
daughter did not at first occur to him i • lent
as tie. days went by and their repeatedtete-
a-tetes grew mote and more confidential, he
began to recognise the truth. As a 'matter
;of fact, . the mother's prognostications had..
'beeneVell fooncled.. GeorgeFarnwood sod -
denier discovered, as one awakens frein
sleep, that Mabel was far more to hiMehaii
he had any right teem:too man who was
pleged to marry another woman ; and While
he told; himself that he must seize the first
opportunity of explaining his position, and
save her the pain he must suffer by breaking
' off interconrse with 1151, he '0°Iitinnallyeaught
himselfwondering whether MahMee apuldnot
be satisfied with e tsyge,pectmiary recompense
in.'place of Iulfilaidat Obis Pioniise. ;And: asi
.Mabel grew daily clearer to him, he! braced'
4in:itself to faceettletueteettion there iholcity..
;Vag he bound fo runi his whole Queer had
P
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PUREST, STRONCEST, BEST,
CONTAINS No
ALUM, AMMONIA, LIME, PHOSPHATES,
penny intarieue niaierian,
E. W. OiLLETT, x°7111W,
lisn'EreftbsCLIMUTDMMUSA2P4XEL
FREEMAYS
WORN POWDERS
4101.11.0.0401.01.
gireploesantto taxa Contaluthelroira
Caregiver. Se a este, Imre, anti et:cereal
welted for him to answer. loweeree „ee 4,04 1". ' nev A &PP.
" 'Thome not to think I have forgotten I
lte said presently, "or that. I do not
meat to ropey her tt.,1 fully all eata-Before
I left tiltustydoungyee," he continued, "I
told Mali Mee I intendeel to merry Iter, and
I am only waiting till my promotion is
gazetted to send -for Item.' He ought
Melia% eye as he spoke, and instantly
averted his gate. "7 did not tell you this
before," he continued, "because, were the
enthorities to bear of my intention, they
might coateel the promotion they have
pet m to my profeedonni advancement, and I UR
promised Me.. My merriage will pan final
may ite well tato. retie:. I eau now."
"llet 31 11 neeessary to do this, Air. Fano rultliralgiliotasilgtV, eovrettl,!, %!stttgilltackl eaL-
11•01)(11q..Thleat Nithat it fele to Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after
yottrselt. I mean It minuet be right to
reenntiiit'grhiPttalliensiznicteheeseShidase, lietals‘que)itlyenthinelertnirlinsg;
ruin yourself thus."
" What else smot I do, Miss Grease S"
Even had :Stahel 14.1104.011 what to reply,
she could not lutve speken at onee. She
forgot to repermeth herselt for having for Headache. yet CARTEIL'S LIDTtEpattitovn,uri
srecP114
a moment 1114.3410314.041 that this man was WA- are equally valuable in. Cons
IngettlaxinsooMnefse,rtgleasialot.mon•hcita
th4Parel
tyge to the character with evhieh she haa . "
invested him ; he was worthy °tit ; of the zscimentheyho
utifatetolniyu
cecrarza .regulate the bowela.
best she could 114100 attributed to her ideal
hard and formal. "01 -course, if you have FIE
hero. When she did answer hor tone was
promised to znarry her, you must keep your
word," she saicl. "Let us go in; I am ' _Setae they would be Almost viceless, m those
, who suffer from this distressing complaint;
O .41 fornmately their goodnest does not end .
here, and those who once tty them will And
(T01111 ONTInTitt).)
' these little pith: valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them.
lint after all sick bend
CARTERS
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PILLS.
SICK
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: is the bane of s9 niany lives that here is where.
, 1171 metro our great boast:- Our Mils cure a
, while others de not*. -
Osaram's TIMM raven Yetis are very small
and very easy to take. One or two pills make
a dose They are strictly vegetable. and do.
• not gripe or purge, but by their gentle .action
, please all who use them. in 'slats nt 50 cents;
. ; flye for Si.. aold everywhere, or sent by maze.'
i ; . 7 0A3 XEDI011it- 00., No Ted. '
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wrill the l3.,,riCd.':Csohrsaeptiiiii:it-
want eade , . .
!let °11 m a
. ' . than. We ' Claim' for
ft ;11_0110T TAKE IT,
. • butirtierfeetly sat-
iszxtepogrity4, gpenryii ()tubas
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t°L'e'SIA57e3tebh4.11, geetahltne
citence tii secure a
reliable 'timepiece
at such re ridicts
,sloculczolyinl.piwi lopyr el ete, bi Is
fere, offered, 'Thir,'
itaFsifiEngl:WitiAcuTsinCollAta; fies°i.aLlii.
Cote over coroposV'
'tion metal. Itles
-., 8:lilbwcal.$:r:d
cpw, bow,
oateie:utitiiyen: :gada:disat,
,
proof.. The Works
..4../ .. ' . are.Viraltham strylee
richly jewelled,. with „expansion. balance, 'is '
regulated
Address C
gentlenian.. A.:gnatanffor eiee is serif With each
k and wew�E�. W.
wit ayn si .vrco;alady or8tetectimoie:
keeper. t issuitable I. ther a.
Watchmakers, Peterborough, Ont. -
37,P1-1:buy it--butou .;c1pa't
keep it: unless yol'U,like. it
After two or three weeks'
wear, you can return it ;an,d,
have your money. '
Por Sale by J. A. Steivart, Exeter.
4.
'How Lost, How Restored
Zest pnblished, a, new eat° of 1)r, eulYero
Weirs Celebrated Essay on bo milord cure of
flratta,110altilata. or ineepacity Induced by excess or
earlyIndlscretion.
Tile celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from 0 thirty years' succefshal
prsotioe, that the 511010 1111 consequences ot soU•
Ouse may be radically eared .; pointing out a mode
of cure at once simple, certain and effectual, by
meatsot which every utterer, no matter 4.1851 11
condition may he, may 0010 hitteeen cheaply,
veteir and radically.
Thle lecture should be In the hands at ever
youth and every- mon In the lend
Sent under seal, In a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid, on receipt of four canto, or tw
postage tamps. eamplesof 11e liclne free, Addres
THE CHLVERWELL MEDICAL GO
41 Ann Street Di CAN York
t Offiz.A 13Y3c 43') 4E8E-1
NASAL BALM
A certain and epeedy cure fc..r'
'Cola in the Head' ited' Catari 1.
in all its stages. • .
SOOTRINC, CLEANSING,
HEALING. ..
lestant Relief, Permanent
;Fallure lmlusslble.'
Mitnysddalled diseisea.nre simply symptoms m
;atarrh, such es.headache, partial deafness, losini
'sense of smelt, Tad:Walt; hawking and spittini; , •
lausea, general feeling of debility, etc. If you; are ,
.,thied with any of these or kindred symptoms; .3r.on , '
and'simeld lose no time in procuring/
t bottle of 11/4•Insm, BALat. . 73o warnoc ,tOns A px0,014.tmgOtni....
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SEND U8.-01:90 hagrie.-eafsg,P,g-fgagP:ati'de
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we.vrill send you non Paid this elegant •L,•.•
• ELDORADO DIAMOND.
' soup COLD FILLED, RPM
'Tb,Pse rinfo) nit) now
54 g/legigil 07.11„lainditehse gensdi
tilaUgialteTeetttshtt
' ring:CC/ha:1025.00. We
.gdarantee a perfeet flt,
INtected"celd'iri head results in Catarrhfollowii, . , , ; , -1 , 1 -
. ., .Addcess . ' i . , - , , . .
, .7 consumptienaml death. .1\i'mot. IlAtm Is sold '-: „ , ,
ll dreOsts,,:wb,41kbe sent, post paicf,c,On receipt.N1 ..; , ': : ettL:WAYatt 86 CO. i is,
, il,,,,,<;,,:enee a;nd et.ocilliyaddressing„i `.Teielieil;','-' r: IL,' . :tt: .. oF ,„4,Nyt I FITE
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hetre.-Sheese edisetee-e-e-. --- „
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Unlocks all the diogge& avenues of the
Jowels, Eidn.eys and Liver, oarryinc
on graually without weakening the us-
. tem, all 'the hnpurities reld foul humor3
of the secretions; at the same thno Cor-
recting' Acidity of the Stomach,
curing Biliousness. Dyspepsia,
headaches, Dizziness, Heartburn,
Co:-! Dryness of the Skin,
Dimness of Vision, Jaun-
dice, Salt Rheum, Er si elas, Scro.
fula, Muttering of the eart, Ne
vousness, and General. Debility ;
these end sneezy other similar Complaints
yield to fliethappy irifittenee of BURDOO
BLOOD BITTERS.
Foy Sale by all Dealers. •
',77.4108tRill-PFPnliltOra Tante
.vgatztArtlY LIAEltzzzzam
Tho to -Weak. Nervous, Debilitated,
who trilia Folly and lanaranoo bas
fled &was, bi# Ylgars of Dody,.. Ind sod
4.1
'iabkaohe,
thmea nFficouendt,a..ctitItuisdiLt.ogui;:c:Lriaefauemss,r,wriadzikaanc:40
.memery. Bashfulness'', AD society,
Effectiera1118
iint,iee nponthe.Face and all the
aatling be Early Decay, ,DoneumptIort
tYG9Uwailit."clAin:tn°730,:tsP6°iYfi°011utoh. 2,W
Igor restorati the, vital 'Power in old an
pang: strengthoni tatd invigorates the
aftscidAtfoeursrieseallthoull action18.ttalteopimphaporo7pbsyysetisonara
etiorgy-of the human frames Watt our speoitt
.,Wo. us the most 'obstinate case can be cured in
three:months, and reeentenes bless than thirt
days. Each package contains two weehe
.112m00124.0.2iPriisceanS2iitt. alit? irbeiso Genuarraenitooltd4 Opurriveaptee
Diseases DO Matter how long stand
ing. Sold under our weieten Guarantee
affect s Cure. Price O. Toronto l&diein
:C??,Toronto. Ont.
- : , • „
Azusa LADIES ONLY.:
, ,FRENCH t4E.CULATION
Fat; superfor to. 1?-rfot, tansy, Pennyroyal
lxide. Endorsed the thousands ei lad
vho th-.• MON l'HLY. Never fait. Roll
-min. INS 15 Ft': El3li'L,ARITY , Pleasant
3ifectual. Idechcine
icreen to: On t.- - • -
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