Exeter Times, 1912-2-29, Page 5tIOT rft6 llEfaeI .3,'h til.I
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KIRKTON
The London Male Quartette gave
fine concert for the Epworth
eagae last Friday night.
Mrs. S. Brown returned hchne last
burden.
The Methodist Cboir took chargh
of the -music ahAnder.son Q011 Sunday.
•A number from here attended the
oyster supper at Anderson on Mona
day night.
.tIrs. Rasa eras so far recovered as
tO, be table to wallr about the house.
Mr. Hackney has secured the ear-
evicea or Mr. J. Moorer of Stafra as
tinsmith 111r. Moore 'wilt rneve back
to Kirkten in the near future.
. Subject in the Methoiist church
xt Sunday will be "Judgement."
A large number from here attend-
• the funeral 'Pet Mise 13rethour on
• day.
-Mr. E. N. Shier is on the sick list
Tho annuli/ meeting o the cermet-
y committee, was held Tuesday
ght.
iss Anna Belle, Yale is keeping
use for Dr. Campbell.
Ir. Tani. Hazelwood had his eat -
broken la a. collision last Friday
. Mills of Motherwell visited his,
her George on Saturday.
Lia mild tenaperanare of the last
days wag greatly Jnjoyed.
Arr. and Mrs. Gea, Sweitzer visit-
ed part of this week {vitt' Mrs, Wm.
Mr. WM. Hanna has eeveral teamia
liauling gravel for extensive repairs
ao is house next summer.
•St. Patin church will have anniv-
rsary servicee next Sabbath.
Earn Brea aesieted in the program
,Anderson Monday. •night.
Rev. R. nalt preached -in Main St.
pvster last Sunday. morning.
,..hrthiss Rachel 'Kirk ispeert the. weik
end at her home here.
• Feb-. '29th "Extra Day". •Special
Sale "Pr:nt Day" et erre. W.
aleph.
..lrf Strrarrner,-,-1:7,,..
SETTLERS'
TRAINS
—TO --
MANITOBA, ALBERTA
S4SKATCBEWAN
TIec,jtfIroUh Hee
LOW COLONIST RATE
roll tatters frev;:iiing
tvith livestock vita
dons
pedals Trans
Will leave Toronto
Each TUESIIAY,
tilARCH chid APIllt
19.20 P11.
Scitters and
witlicoi livestock
sitould use
:RgOinr Trains
Leaving Toronto
1020 P.M. Daily
Thetaigh aoloatnt,
and rourlat0lactoora
lonist Cars on 411' Trains
Ncip ctiame„ foe berths
ugh Trains Totonto to
litionlpeo' and West
e, ReArala ensient"Seeitin CAW
IttISISELDALE
Mies !Lizzie. Dow ef Stratford .and
Mt. and Mrs. 3.).. Doles of Dutton spen
the week end with Mr, and Mrs. D.
•Dow. .
'Mis Firemen .and Mr. George,
Francis 'of 'Mitchell werepee, guentis
of Mr e and Mrs, AR. Dow en Sandaye
Mr. Ackerman Of Midland deputy
organizer of tbe 0. 0. Di F. is in
our midst in the internal( of •hie
Order •
-
Mr. and 'Mrs...Alex lelocigert enter-
tained 'the manna= of .the Ladies'
Aid of Iloy's preabyterian Church, to
gether with their husbands, an Sat-
urday evening. Tea was aerved at
7.00 O'clock the .erening being very
pleasantly spent in mueic and
games.
•.Mr. and Mrs. Glettean GUI kits
returned home atter a week's true to
St. paurs Thunder:to London • and
other points.
If yo a are tired taking the old
fashioned griping pars try Carterte
Little Liver Pills and take some coin
forte A team can't stand everything
One pill a dose try them.
BIAYFIELTY
Mrs. John Toms hale. heat returned
from Southampton where she attend-
ed the death' of her mother the late
Mrs. McNeil who has been an old
resident of this' place:
Sam Moore is fareman of the Gov-
ernment work on the harbor_ in
plaoe of, III. Roes who &as been .dis-
missed nnder the new Government.
The Rev nerr. Grant of Clinton will
preach in • St Aeavirews church on
Sunday next while' Rev. Mr. MsFar-
affieiete :in his place at
Olintbir - •
The Clinton, Co.. • who entertained
here' undesetiab 'auspices of the Agri -
cu.:viral society on Feb. 20. was very
welconae to our town. The enter-
tainment was the grandeat of the oea-
son and a genuine trent to the vaet
audience that granted them svitb
hearty applause. The, actorfulfil-
led their, parts with great luncheon
and we will be pleaeed to bane them
over any time in the future if they
promise an exposition likely to be ;
as good ah :the Private: Secretary.
• gain from inciinestlion, dyspepsia,
and too hearty eating4 is relieved at
Wee by taking one of Carter's Little
Lirer Pills immediately after dinner
don't forgot this. •
PILES CURED at 11011E
by New .Absorption Method.
If you stiffer from bleeding,
itching, blind or protruding
Piles, send meyour address, and
I will tell you how to cure your-
self at home by the absorption
treat/tient and will also send
some of this home treatment,
,free for trial, with references
/rout your reentt locality if . re-
quested. Immediate relief and,
permanent cure assured, • 8etid '
ito money, tut tell othersyttOf
• this otfor, Write to -clay to Mts.:- s
M: Sturitgersi 13oit P s4iVitindSOf '
Oat, • ,
emend's' hats a isueldterl'iesee. trY
one, tube auyeray and. get immediate,
relief from Getarrh trolehlen,.
---te- e
ZURICH
Mr. z.. w Wing who hate bad a
very pleasant visit ,for eome menthe
wide her reaether UPS. Pa1iiti0h left
for her home at Berilre on Setarclay.
Miss Erma and *Ruth .Riannie of
Lieesall and Miele E. Guenther cd
Dashwood were .vialtoris inlittfre home
ar Mrs, $, Bennie last Sunday..
Mrs. Dan Ithobler spent a tew days
with leer parents Mr. land, Man Erect
Witwor, at Exeter last week,
away, the Prescription Druggist
la wole agent in Exeter for Gunnella'
wonderful Catarrh Cream. •
FOR DYSPEPSrA.
•you Risk no Money Try Xhis
' Remedy
• We went everyone troubled with
indigestion and dyspepsia to come to
oar store and obtain a box oe Rexene
Dyspepsia Tablets. They contain leis-
nauth-Sabnitrate and pepsin carefully
combined so as to develop,their great
est power to overcome digestive. dis-
turbance.
Rexall. Dyspepsia Tablet3 are verY
pleasant to take, Tiaey lend to isoolth
•the irritable, weak stomach, to
strengthen and invigorate the dig-
estive organ e re' nee eetesea, and
indiges doer, hu neon, nutrition
and bring %beet a feeling of comfort
If yoie give,. Rexall Dy.spepsia Tab -
Its a reasonable trial we. will return
yoar money if you are, not satisfied
with tile results, Three EinS 250 50G
and $1.00. Remember you can ob-
tain Remelt Remedies only at our
store The Rexall Store— tle,S. Cole.
FARQUHAR
Moved North— Ira, W. R. Stewart
and farann left this vicinity on Tao -
day to take up their residence in Mc.,
Hilton on, the fine farm, whiela Mr.
Stewart purchased from Mr. Alexan.
der Gardener. Mewls John Duncan
John 1.30.11ayntyne Waren McGill and
William. Ward accompanied Mr. Stew
art each taking a load of hiss effects.
They returned on; Wednesday, !and
had a cold stormy ride and found
roads 'both waye very bad. Mr. and
and Res, Stewart leave many warm
Mende here and in 'the vicenty of
their did name who wilt wish them
every S4100a1313, and happixtees in their
.northern home,
Mr. jahrn Radcliffe of Thames
Road South, is having a big auction
sate of home% and cattle on Tuesday
March 5th. Re has a lot of goon
stock and like many others es setert
of feed The hammer will be welded
by Usbohne's vetern auctioneer, Mr.
Thos. Cameron pf this plaoes
Anniversary services was held in
the Presbyterian church last Sabbath
r. Kilpatrick of Toronto conducted
both services and lefts. Wyatt, of
London rendered several -eon*.
• , OR.OMAIttrin
Miss Mary Currie attended the
funeral chi bet uncles Mr: John Bain
last week e . : • •
Mr. Alex Park of Tackersraitle and
Mr. Malcolm linKeller of Seaforth
Sandened with' relatives here.
Mrs. Aikeneei who. hats spent the last
two weeks at leer home int Bruce Co.
has returned to the Inane ref, hernant
Mrs. D.Park. • ee • •
eonetregation.al meeting was held
en thei church on Monday last, for
the purpose of extending a call to
a minister .Rev. • Mr. Ritchie on, for -
Onto was the minister Who received
the can].
Miss Lulu Godbolt of Wincheleea
spent Sunday with/ her extant Dins
S. Miller.
'Miss Lizzie Hoggarth is .vieitieir
her sister in Goderich.
Mr. Johra, Scott has purchased the.
brick residence on the centre road
froini Mr. John Hoggarth Coming
events cast tiler sthadowe before.
Quilting bees ere the Oder of the
efay here. ,
SEAFORTH ;
J. T. Curtis Principal of the psehllo
snhool has accepted a position in
• one of the public schoois at Ottawa
and assumes his new duties on March
4th.
Tina. Johnston a member of the
fire -brigade had the Misfortune to
fall from 'a ladder while at the fire
on Tuesday morning and fractured
his left arm.
While going down Co the, furnace
foam Mr. J. the Doherty of Egmond-
villa, had the 'misfortune to elip at
the head of the stair, fracturing his
evriste and receiveing other palatal
Injuries.
Miss Marian Roberts of Parkhill
visited her certain Mrs. '0. • N.
Henry last sveek.
W. D. Stewart of St Paul Minn..
is vigting at the homa of hie par-
ents, Mr. end Mrs. Alex. Stewart.
-3fise Sproat who bee been
spending- tits past six weeire vieitine
relatives arta friends in the West
has returned home.
Miss Annie Lawrence who has been
teedang in the west has returnsd
barne.
At the reenlar meeting of th offi-
cuf in the Methodist Church
a inarty and nnammous tarttat(nn
svas extended to tbe piston Ilev. W.
A. Parker. 11. 3), to remain a accend
year.
rine Ladies Aid Seciety of the Meth-
odist church are making nreparetionn
to hold an Irish asocial in the church
tho owning of St. patricks day
March, 17th
Will positively cure side headache
and prevent its returu. Centerts Lit-
tle Liver Pine. rhtg Is not talk but
truth. One pill a dose. See viver-
therrient, Small pin, Small dosh
Small price,
• GRAND BEND
Min Fritz of Zurich 'spent a few
days het week •with here deter Mrs,
Jreeph Brenner..
Mrs. Wilhara lefollard returned
home last week after .apendinn the
tviater with her .children.
Mr, John :Baird .has , received had
news of the death of , ble seder Mrs.
eteCloy of Miebigan.
Mr. WtIlearn Baird was the galihst. CYt
h.e brother Arr. John Beerie.
etre ;lad Mr. lkrOlSan Heater tit -
id at :Mr, end Wen0 Ileaterie on
0 twiny,
We ntei StittlA to na that lIr. 7
Pugh ie vary Hi at the, tinit oil writ -
(ng, .
S0111403 FROM FLDOW TO FINGERS
Zam-Bek worked a Miraele of
Efealina
Reverend Gentleman Fitly Core
roberatee,
Miss
1t rDolliver, of Calenonie
Queens County N. S., tzay i; '1 must
add inn testimany to the value of
Zetu-Btak 1:1eers aad•sores broke
eel; on my aria, and aithoagle 1 tried
to heal tierby using varioes I rep-
antic:las , nothing seemed to do me
any good The sorest spread earth
from fingers
to lbosi, wan one mase
of ulceration.
"I had, five different doetors, end
faithfully carried out their Duthie -
nails I drank pint alter pint of
blared medicines. tried Salve after sal in
Sad 1(11cm afters lotion; but St wes
at no avail. sh
My father then Leek me tbirty
miles to see ewljisnotere doctor
He protege:nestled the arm end hand
This ueotegreple Was Bent to a New
Yark hoepital in thespeciallets but
they sent word that they could do
nothing further for me, and I was
in despair.
"One day a friend asked me if I
tried Zants13uk. 1 said I had non
but 1 Ot; a box right SWAY. That
first boa dd me more good thau all
the medicine I bad tried up to th'at
time, se I coatinued the treatment
Everybox healed the sores more and
more until, to make a long., etory
ebeirt, Zarn-Buk healed all the sores
conatletely. Everybody in this place
knows of my case aria that it is
Zan -Bak alone which cured me."
Minister corroborates-aThe Rev. W.
B. Ali Esker. of Caledonia. Miss Dol.
Iiver's minister we;tea; This is to
ihrtify that th,e testimonial a Mies
Dolliver oorrect as far as my know-
ledge goes. I h,ave knosvn her for a
year and a hat, and her iures effect
ed by Zarn-I3un is remarkable."
Wherever there is ulceration blood
-poison, sores, cold cracks abeesseisa
cuts barns bruises or any ;kip injury
or disease there Zata-Buk eleould bi
applied. It is also a cure for pilels
An druggests and sforee sell at 50c a
box or post free trona Zara-Buk Co.
Toronto forPrice Refuse cheap mad
harmful imitations arid sabstitutes.
• BRUCEVIELD .
Miss hive...Boar-eye has gone to Tor
onto te attend the millinery open-
ings
Mrs. McGuire. of Clinton is vieite
her brother Illras. E. Patterson.
Mr. Neil Boas who haa been visit-
ing his inotber Mrs, A. Bobs has re-
unitarbniead to his nome in. Britieh Cole
The farmer's Institute that met on
Friday evening last was poorly at-
tended. The meeting was dismissed
to meet on sorno future time.
Mr. Wilson. Tuner, of Drayton is
visiting at ilia home.
Mrs. Frank Plewes of Clinton, via-
ited last week at the,. home of Mrs
Little, •
A number frOm tne. Methodist
Church went to Shatorth Oa Monday,'
evening where they were the guests
of Rev. Mt. Barker..
• Miss E. Daymend of Roxbury is
the guest on 3Ine. D. 'Ross.
Mrs. Addison, received the sad in-
telligence last week oftbe death of
her mailer, in &pained •
The unnual seed' Whew of South
Huron Agriculturai `,Sogtety will be
held in Walker's hallnen• Friday.
March ist. The anatial spring shonz
af borses and cattle wile be held on
Thursday April, oth
There was general sathfaction Man-
ifeet in this community wben it wee
announced this week that the Govern
ment at Ottawa had appointed a
judge to investigate the affairs of
the learzners Bank. There are few
men in this village who, wien the
General conarnettee, are working
hard for some measure of relief to
the depositors Tho lateist move" is
to procure the services co. one of the
best lawyers in Ontario to appear
before the investigating judge as
representative of the depositors, and
fellow him' around the country. 01
course this tvi I require Nelda, but a
very small contribution m all
these interested would be
One day recently as the
field stage stage earne nto town the d
had occasien to etop in front of Si I a
hardware store and -he went into the
store for a moment leaving the hor-
ses untied. Something .had etartied
them aird they started to run up
the street. There was no person in
the ve.hicle but bliss Naha Miller
of Bentsen who was sitting in the
back seat; She climbed over the
seat% and hitting into the front got.
possio,n of the lines and succeeded
in getting the frightened team under
control and stopped before they reach
ed the Royal Hotel .corner. Misa
Miller is deserving of the greatost
credit for i. display ot pluck and
nerve.
It cures cold in tines head overnight
What? Gunnelle. 25c a large Wine
at, Howey's.
• HENSALL
Robert Dins.dale has purchased the
elooper priparty London Bond.
T. Berry was in larvato attend
a horse sale laet evetk, -
Mrs. Dickson and brother Allen
McDonald of Exeter spent Wediaes-
day in town, •
Mrs. Shinny and daughter Mine
seggie. are in Toronto visiting EL D.
Ocok and wife.
Jahn Taylor and wife from the
west who have been visit('
fne here
went to Centralia last week
The ladies of Hensall give a leap
year knee en the opera house on
Tuesday night. There 11,413, a gobd
turn oat and a vexes pleazant even-
ing spent. •
Miss Rattle Sutherland was ea Lan.
don last week attending the funsral
of her uncle Mr. Scott Who died aft
er years on illneene Ile visited her
lent summer and wive then in poor
health.
LUCIAN
Miss Morgan Iroise: London tbwne
ship is the guest of friends here
A great number were is town Sat-.
urclay o accoaret of the blockade of
tbe reed Thnrsclay and,Pridayo
hfiseee D. Einane L Mash" mad 3.
naskett wx,e the gueetsa of trientlei
her bit Saturday, ,
• NVO 4110 nitre to reset' that the Lane
guage teacher in the Ltrean Rigla
School will 170 lai d tr17 for a time
146: G, Hatentore tt,n SattlitdAY
164 t arid hill"( inmeelt.
AILSA
Oonsinerable ext e relent 'was canoed
here Met Thursday when Ilaruee
were nothed issuing froui the roof
ttla mating, *Moe, The fire brie
gado was called out and ie was found
that the flee had orginated from 4
defective chimney. As a high wind
was y a it g the greatest clanger was
felt, As the building as well as them
sareounding it ate old. The quan-
tity on snow on tne roof WaS. the
rally :Winn 'that prevented 'any ser
ions damage.
While helping to unload an 'POI)
bridge from a car in the local G, T.
IL yards Thursday last. hem Rob-
inson had the mini. rrtune to fall from
the car aligleting on his elbow. He
suffered a very painful injury having
disienated ins elbow 4,trid splinterien
two xnall bones in his arra. Mr.
Robinsan has been name for a while
from the west as Weatherspcou
was abort of hells and he was anI
iug hinz for the afternoon. He IN
be laid up for Santa time,
Mrs. Wm. Bruton and grand
daugbter Edne Bee returned from a
months visit with friends in Brant -
Mr. A, R. Laidlay ofStrathmore.
Alta waS in town the first of Met
tveele Mr, Laidiair was lab on time
manager of the White & May Oo
store here.
Mrs, J. Grant of Lonclore has bean
visiting her sister, Mein L 'Stephen -
50n.
ArrS. D hiacarthur is spending e
coeple of weeks with friends in Tors
onto,
Mrs. William Graham and daugh
ter Mauretta. • of Toronto are visit-
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. John-
stune Alexander.
Inspector Johnston of Strathroy wae
siIttoosor on Monday inspecting tile
• While reading. by the table in hie
zoom over the Standard Bank, Mr.
Ackmier had quite Ian unpleasant ex-
perience The lamp was noticed to
flicker and Mri:e
. Aok'er had no soon-
er thrown it through the window(
when it exploded.
Mrs. eelfred Anderson and Mrs.
Drank Anderson and, son of London.
are visiting Mr. end Mre. J. Ander-
son.
Mrs. Carter, who buried her ean
a.iveek or so ago, death, being caus-
ed by blood -poisoning, is how con-
fined So her bed, in a very critical.
condition, having contracted the die -
ease from him.. Mrs. Carter is well
known here.
. The winter meeting of the Farm-
ers Instituta wan held tri the town.
hall, Owing to the severe snowstorm
the afternoon meeting was called off
on amount of the speakers being
unable to get here. The evening
meeting was a joint one of the, gen-
tlemen and ladies and a very' later-
esting pregram Nra5 provided. One
of. the delegates from Hespeler ad-
dreseed the meeting and during the
evening several eeleetione from the
mixed quartette were given. A num-
ber ofschool children gave a very
pretty ribbon drill, The attendance
was small owiag to the/ atorm,
Mr. 3. E. Westcott, hardware, mer-
chant, has purchased the property
owned by Mr. J. Morgan. and intends
erectile; a two etorey 'building, en it
this spring. Io t of new buil/dings
will be erected this spring.
Mrs. Alex. McLean and five Child-
ren are confined to their beds with
an attack of scarlet fever.
• Imaaediately relieves all forms of
Catarrh and is wild by Howey, your
.Druggist, Gunnells' Cream.
ligTAVFA,
Miss Jewess.. Allan visited friends. in
Dublin last week.
Mr. and Mrs. nIcKanzie of Mani
tOba, wore visitors at Mr. E. Drake's
last week .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert lehlery of Exe
ter. were the guests of Mr. 11. Norrie
last week.
• Mr. John Allen who was, serionelY
HI is recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. kr. Hamiltcrn
Tuckersinith anent Friday with relat-
ives here
Hy. and Mrs. Couzens ertertained
the members, of the league leaf: Fri.
day night.
Ward was received here that Dins.
Walter Whyte had passed away en
her home at Herniate Maine on Sun
day after a lingering illness at five
or six mointlis. Mrs s Whyte wan a
daughter of the. late William Sillery
of Ilibbert and was married tvviee
Her first husband was the late Mr.
F. Dickell of this villages by whom
she left three children an grown up
She also leaves a sorrowing husband
two broth•ers Robert Sillery of Bah,
bar and Richard of Hibbert. and sev
en sinters Mits. R, Sadler Mrs.. W.,
Sadler and Mrs. .1. Livingstores..of
this village;, Alree • D. Drii go Mrs. R.
Hongarth. and Mrs., D. 1.1111, of Rib-
bert and Mrs. 'Redd of Winnipeg.
Deceased ware 172 'name OP 'age and.
was very highly respected resident
of this place for years, where the
news of her death was received with
searow m
a
*The great American Catarrh Rem-
edy. Germans' Catarrh Cream, get
it et Hoeveyn Drug Store.
ARE, YOU* GOING WEST THIS
S.ip11NG?
If so take advantage of tbe re-
markably low one-way Second clee's
eolioniel rates to Netson, Vancouver;
Victoria 13. (t.; Seattle., TaeOlna,
Wash; Portland Ore. to., in effeett
tfarc.h ist to A'W
pril 15th; or if ese
tarn Canada is year deetination the
one-way seeond class settlers' trains
to Western Canada will leave Toone
to 10,20 Is. oe. each Tuesday during
March it ntl April. 13ea in raind that
the motet reenie, in the world. It, is
train servhe. The route is orie of
the Cartachan Pacific Railway afeers
se
the fine,,ntriipment and hastett
dee only tr operneine; tbroatla stare
an .
data d tenries Heel -nes, also din-
in,g oars to Winnipee and Tancotreer
with the most modern compartment
relent observation ibrary `.cars.
through Vie mountains end aerow
Canada oft traascontinental trains..
he1 travelling C. P. Re yeti avoii
neeeseitg• of ohangin-g depoi.e, Afl
equipment os &jarnLed rind owned by
the Chhthi . affording. the highest
t Oita mt. °len cy , if saa. da trip is
andenth ratrerh epply to any 0'
aleadhsseinherthetirsfl pettioularse Tor
city Ofiice 16 Xing Street at
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Copyright bY Amerinan Press lino,.
• dation, 1911.
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Professor Markham, who ocruple
the chair Of sat tenth ittit aeheinelenne;
a materialist. etinerin WOO. Pro
fessor of 'Antietam is tau ettrentis
• on the opposite side. taking the ground
that man hs an eternal spirit. ix/Mused
in a material body. The rye° were din
enssitsg questions twee upon these
two rery different opinions, when Pro-
fessor Markham saki:
• "Taee, for instance, love, To be
more particular, let us confine our-
selves to love between the sexes. You
men of spiritual bent coneider that this
IS spiritual comfition. a naingling of
two spells, We materialists take it, to
be. In the initiative at least, simply a
deflect of nature to compel obedience
to one of leer taws, procreation:"
"Which we deny. Love is eternal,"
"Then When a couple who love are
separated by death why is the plat*
of the one who has been taken filled
by another?"
"Cases of real love are rare. In such
eases the place ot the departed one
Is not filled by another. 1 have known
or heard of several Instances of this
true love. but only one where the eon-
ditions I leave stated were fulfilled. it
was related to me wben 1 was study-
ing medidne in Paris, and the Princi-
pal figure in the story bad been a pro-
fessor in the university vrhere 1 re-
ceived my education.
"Jean Leroux, a bachelor of thirty -
sir, a botanist, ehas one morning
tramping through the southern prov-
inces. bunting for plant specimens,
when be came upon a chateau in
whose gardens were many beautiful
flowers. In his enthusiasm he jumped
the wall and was soon lost to every-
thing except the objects of bis stndy.
He Was bending over a variety of aza-
lea which he had never seen, though
he was familiar with it tbrough his
book.% when suddenly be was recall-
ed to himself by a musical feminine
voice saying:
"'Monsieur is absorbed in the flow-
ers..
"Leroux looked up into a pair of
eyes that were looking into his. •
'Nosh if you anatomists were to
claim that love acts as two chemical
affinities, which on meeting become
one and the same substance. I could
in' a measure sympathize with you.
Both these persons admitted after-
ward to the other that the moment
their eyes met they loved.
"Pardon,' said Leroux, lam a tres-
passer. I .have been led by my love
for my profession to examine your
plants. I will withdtash at once.'
•"'On the contrary. you are welcome
to study my plants to your heart's
content and if there are any that you
covet I shall be happy to give them to
you.,
"For the rest, of that. morning Le-
roux and the lady wandered about in
the gardens, he giving her much in-
formation about ber plants. She loved
them for themselves; but, loving them,
It pleased her to learn of their nature.
She was Mlle. de In Fontayne. who
lived with her old mother on the
place, ber father being dead. Made-
moiselle was some half dozen years
Leroire• hinter. and since bother them
had peeeed the heyday of youth it can-
not be claimed that the love win*
flashed into being between them was
of the grosser type. Leroux when
asked afterward if that was not the
happiest morning of his life replied
that it was far happfer than any he
had known before, but no happier
than those that followed.
• Nile. de la Fontayne would not per-
mit Leroux to depart without partak-
ing of luncheon, or, rather, the second
breakfast of the French people, and
after the meal they returned to the
garden. In spirit the professor never
left the chateau so long as SM. de la
Fontayne »ermined there. But she did
not remain there very long—at least
perm:silently. for Lerman was obliged
to be at the tininersity in Paris, where
be lectured, and the two found it ex-
crueiating to be apart. No great time,
therefore, papsed before they were
nearried, residing during the winter in
Pails and in tbe summer at the De In
Fontayne chateau.
"These here lived, se far as their re-
ligions to each other were concerned,
in perfect happinese. No 'word. of an-
ger ever passed between them."
"Vas not that the result Of normal
nervous system perfectly assimilah
ed?" asked the listener.
'41 do not admit it. believe that
from their naeeting the had become
one being. Nor can it be said that they
were united through their children, for
no eirildren were born to them, rt was
a ellaa of nultY between two individ.
lulls whose individuality was lot in
each other. And shall she* you by
an incident which occurred that this
love ernatInteed lifter they were sep.
arated by death. I cannot prove that
the love of tbe one who was taken 0011.
tinted the St1711e as before, for 1V# Can..
net See beyond the veil that Print.
deuce hare hung between us and that
which ilea beyond. must confine my -
1± to the Ono whd zernained here
Mang tea
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had loved pi. A. r i heree Coreuptient
bee no zippy...sneer
"ln you mitten:lints " responded RN.,
where the tin -line er sendrnent shoUld.
feasor Tilyell "reeve is a vacuum
exist. The e haver did not place the!
• flowers there ho i lie dead, but for tiik
uvula Wornini ' I'll him the 'thread. .41
her life had nerie been broken. tiere-i
over, in our natures there is tht)tf
which we (-ail assoviation, and therek.
was to Min a illt.ugns'e in ASSOCiatinf
tb,e plants she loved with the place
where her monist part lay. ,
"One evening a bout sunset Ler0t1
entered the cemetery al' Pere Lanll
to visit his wife's grave and see tb
till was in order there. AS he a
preached it he was astonished to see
man, uncovered, bending over Mit
mound, apparently abeoenesd In glint
What could It meant• -Leroux lar
never heard his wife speak of a brot 4
0 or other male relative ne.sr an I
dear to her, and he wondered wb
this Mourner could be. Advanong, b
ad.dtrpearsseddonehme estrai‘nferr:aey1 ask w,,kt to
are thus grieying for my wife?
"The man turned. The grief
countenance bad worn Was turned
anger.
"'Your wife! Then you are the mad
who robbed me of my love.'
"'Youroe3,n?
acloovei, Sbe never Intrl butOn
that th
Jove, and at surely was not you
ivb04
"One who loved the vremen isOfikr,t,
lies •
"'Shetherthere'
—es not lie there,' interrupt
Leroux. She is in heaven. Had
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loved her as yon saye you would no ,
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speak of her as lying there.'
"'I say I loved Ger,' reiterated Mt
other fiercely, and she loved me. Nifitr,
parted in anger' •
.
"'Real love is never angry. It mag
grieve for another's fault, but it carte
not be angry.' •I
"'I left her for a foreign. lan
America. There I have been sin
then.; there I prospered. I return
to do penance and claim my love,
heard that some one had won h
hand, though I know that no one hitt,
myself could have won her heart; tint
she had died and was buried here.
came to her gra re to weep for he'rt
and fate,has brought me the man wild(
believed he occupied my place:
"'I know not what this means,' lien
roux rejoined. *i t my wife had a loii
affair before she married me she kne
speak of it; therefore elf
ni
that it was not true love and wo . ,
pain us to
refrained.' ,
"'Who are you to assutae this—youe
who if you receired any love at alhe
receivraan,
dadeapdrolvoovek.ed'
altiby the tinc6 .
promising certainty of one he eons1d
ered his rival. was by this time bead
himself 'with anger.
"Had we V.Pa pons I viould 130$4,
convince you that I am the rightful;
mate of the woman who lies there
that you are an interloper. The on
recompense you ean grant me for tie
robbery you eomnaitted is a meetin
tomorrow morning in the Bois
Boulogne,' be said.
"'Since my wife through a mistalt"
i
once may have thought enough of yd
to engage herself to you I shall he -.
barna a hair of your head.'
"The stranger felt convulsively for
weapon he knew he did not have abet
him, then, taking out a cardcase, thre
a card at Leroux's feet, saying,
you are not a coward I shall hear fro
you.' Then he strode out of the
• closure and down the avenue tole'
the cemetery gute.
"The card bore the name of Tut
Bombardier. Leroux, calm as when h
entered the cemetery, attended toWle
he had come to do, then returned'
Paris. On the way he tried to
of some mention of a love affair
wife had passed through. before m
Ing hire, but he could not. Nevefi
less he was content to remain in ign
ranee concerning it
"This is what I call true love, an
will show you that the stranger $it
manifested all the outward appear4
of love had not experienced it.
six months after Professer Leroux
met him weepiag at the grave of
woman he believed he loved Leto
taking up a newspaper, read a 114,,
of the marriage of Jules Bornbardie
a Franco -American, wile had Meet.,
returned on a visit from his adopte
country.
"Leroux lived the same life, ea far a
evomen were concerned, that hie Illi
lived with his wife. In Other evoryi
after her death he continued to livlic
with her in the spirit"
The narrator paused for a enoMfeldll
thoughtfully, thin concludedt
fill t have not proved my case I bait
at !east made it equally strong and
more acceptable than your theory -
love la but a means by which na
produces prhateation."
'1 admit that you /nivel' repli
etarkhinte "There le a barrier tlitt
neither of We can pass. I reason 40
analogy based on cause and effect 0
I tee in material things about
while yotir reasoning fp baeed tin
same premises in a spiritual tense. ,
are both confined within our istati
sphere. Nevertheleile trel the retUf
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