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My First Meeting
With My Husband
It Gave Me a
Shock
'4 Fey N3ARTHA V..M{ O+��NROE
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When I went to visit my Aunt. Mar-
tha at East Arlington it was in the
sprlug of the year, and 1 was delighted
to be in the country. I sat- on the
porch most of the time watching a
pair
s
a neat itt a tree
of birds building ilding
near the house and listening to their
twittering, My cousins were ail very
kind to me, doing everything in their
power tO contribute to my enjoyment.
Tom was in business in the city, but
came out on Saturdays and stayed till
Monday morning.
Tom had a friend, Alan Irving, whom
he said he had picked out for me. Any
girl who is Taney free Is interested in
a than who has been picked out for
her, and I was very curious to see Mr.
Irving, I asked Tom to describe him
Farms For Sale
2110 acres, larges brick house. 2 bank
barns, one mile eonth of Gerrie, good
stook and grain farm, 85 acres of
bosh.
100 acre farm in Minto Tp„ 7 miles
from Harrieton, 7 miles from Palm-
erston ; school, church and storeeon.
vanient, good buildings. A snap et
$5,600..
For full-partioulars for these farms,
apply to --
PHILIP HARDING,
Olifford, Ont.
Mr. Geo. - Moir
Wishes t0 t.unounee to the citizens
Wingham that he fa in the old
tand to stay.
$hoe Shining and Dyeing.
Cigars, Gum, Laces, etc.
Give us a cart.
Farm for Sale.
A good 200 acre farm within nine
rules of Wingham, good bank barn,
good cement bonse,large orchard, and
considerable quantity of timber. Pride
38500 00. Apply to R. Vanetone, Wing -
ham P. O.
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"r THOUGHT HE WAS AN ESCAPED LIINATIOn
to me, but could get nothing out of
him except nonsense. Tom promised
to bring him out for the week end as
soon as be could get him, but Mr.
Irving was so popular and in such de-
mand that Tom found it difficult to
find a time when he was disengaged.
Very naturally I looked forward to
meeting Mr. Irving and was anxious
to make a good impression upon him
when be arrived. My favorite dress,
a dainty white voile, I kept 'fresh for
the purpose. On no account would I
wear it till the eventful day when 1
should meet the man wbo might pos-
sibly wondered
s11hy be my hu band. I woe d e e
whether be would like me and wheth-
er I would like him. Then I remem-
bered that men are Less impressionable
than women in such matters, and
while I was indulging in fancles about
him he probably 'lever gave me a
thought.
One day my aunt and cousins went
to the city for a day's shopping. They
kept no servant, doing all the work
themselves. Consequently, on this oc-
casion the work was left for me to do,
I am not adapted by nature to house-
work as some women are, who can
cook a dinner in dinner dress. On the
contrary, I become hot, my clothes be-
come soiled and 1, am irritated. My aunt
and cousins did not get off till late, and
before I had set the house to rights 1
was obliged to prepare my lunch. 1
spoiled what I tried to cook and drop-
ped grease on my dress. Then, to
"crown a crown of sorrows,"
a sharp
ring came from the telephone, and I
was warned by the authorities of the
lunatic nsyium a few miles distant
that en inmate of the institution had
escaped, and all persons in the neigh-
borhood
h-
borhood were being nottfed in order
that they might look out for him.
"What do you Wish me to do," 1
asked, "itt case he comes here -hold
him till your men eotne for bim? I'm
alone and entirely unequal to the task
myself."
"Olt, no," was the reply, "not thatt
The man is dangerous. We are noti-
fying persons In order that they may
take precautions against being injured
by him."
"Ott, hea 'eitsl What is he like?"
"Medium height, dark llair ,and
wears a tnustue0e only. lie earries
a suit ease, baring taken one that
doesu't belong to Wm in order to make
the gatekeeper believe he was a mem-
her of the asylum staff or a visitor.
Ile also has an ttinbrelln. 1)ou't be
frightened. Onr men will soon tate
hint: ill."
The crick that followed banging up
the receiver seemed to leave toe alone
with the maniac. There had been pro.
tection In talking with some one even
over a phone. 1 shut down every win-
dow and ioeked every door. Against
some of the doors 1 moved furniture,
The front door had a chain on it,
which 1 ant in place to prevent an
openiug. As soon as 1 had barricaded
myself 1 sat down anct,,shIvered.
After awhile 1 eoucluded that if I
didn't clo something to occupy my
mind 1 would become a lunatic myself.
I got up and cleared away the lunch
dishes. I was so agitated that my
face became smudged with hlmnbltiele,
hough I wus unconscious of it, null 1
spilled sotto aii over my dress,
soon as I had cleared away the luut ti
I busied myself dufug everything t
s•ouId find to do, even to sweeping tioors
that had been swept before, in this
way 1 lwpt myself occupied till about
3 o'clock in the afteruoon, when the
ns fell.
Looking out through the front' win-
dow, there wus the lunatic, suit case,
umbrella and all, coming up the walk
to the house. 1 caught itt a dresser to
save myself from falliug and stood
there till 1 heard the doorbell ring.
Then I was obliged to steady myself
by nutting the other band on the back
of a chair. Several minutes passed,
when the doorbell rang again. My
only hope was that the maniac would
become convinced that there was no
one in the house and would go away.
It occurred to lee to tcleplione the
authorities at the asylum !bat their
patient was at our house, but I dared
not make the slightest sound, for fear
of being heard by the tnnu himself. So
1 kept still, scarcely daring to breathe.
!3e rang the bell three times; then, in-
stead of going away to murder some
one else, he deliberately sat down on
a beneh on the porch. I could not see
him, but 1 could hear every motion be
made.
I could not remain where 1 was. I
must go downstairs on tiptoe to see if
I had left any weak spot in my forti-
fication. On turning I caught a' re-
flection of myself in the mirror of the
dresser. Agitated us 1 was, I could
not but notice my appearance. My
dress, a very old one that 1 had put on
to do housework, was bedraggled with
soup and spotted with grease. Over
my right eye was a smudge, and on
the left side of wy nose was another.
As to my hair, tousled is not strong
enough to describe it. But of what
importance was this when a maniac
was sitting quietly on the porch wait-
ing to effect an entrance to murder
me? 1 (110 not give my appearance a
thought, but went noiselessly down the
staircase. I had drawn every curtain
below its window sill, not leaving a
crack tbat would admit a streak of
sunlight so I could be seen.
I examined all points of ingress and,
finding everything as secure as I could
make it, thought wbat next I could do.
There was no telephone booth, the in-
strument being in the dining room. it
occurred to me to go upstairs, bring
down blankets with "which to cover it,
so as to deaden the sound, and inform
the asylum managers of tbe lunatic's
presence. Having got the blankets
and covered myself and the phone, 1
put the receiver to my ear. If I had
been obliged to ring I would not have
dared make the call,
"What number?"
"Give me the East Arlington Lunatic
asylum at once."
"Tbe line is busy."
That's all I got out of "central," but
I beard two women bidding each other
goodby, and they spent half an hour
doing so, while was ,kept waiting
with a lunatic on the porch. When I
had heard the last goodby I called for
the asylum and gave my information.
I Was told that a force of attendants
would, be sent et once.
Throwing o theblankets, g ff b n els, I went to
a window of the drawing room, near
which the tnan(ac sat, and listened. 1
heard nothing, but smelled tobacco.
The man bite waiting m
e w w t gtogetnt e
Was quietly smoking Then suddenly
he got up and walked to the steps,
and I heard an exclamation. Could
It be that relief had conte -that I was
saved?
a?
There were steps without and a
babel of voices, followed by a jerk tit
the doorbell.
What should I do? 1 Wile tot sure
what tod Idid t
h.o. I. 1 no hIn
n
n
A loud rap at the door.
My aunt's nttd my cousin's votccs
dncluding 'l'out's) outside.
"For heaven's sake:'' cried my aunt,
"Whet has happened to the. altar
I unlocked and itneltalutd the door.
Mere stood n nuttiber of parsons, three
.peri from tite ttsyluut, toy unlit and
•nushas and the, Montle. Every eye
Man' Thousand Farm Laborers Wanted
FOR HARVESTING IN WEOTERN CANADA
"GOING TRIP WEST.""RETURN TRIP EAST."
$12.00 TO WINNIPEG 1 $18.00 FROM WINNIPEG
Aosust g(4 Kittens, GGOIyN Graf DATEginiaten. Sherbet S Ratio* and Wait to AM& and
h W rrat i ith--N� to a scat20r16 soona oat. �i megaton, n, sd�tsoab t Lake Ind Renfrew, in the :I'roviineces of
btti
Aues,rt Xitt:• -0 r0 Ontario �. a "6716, t., to ow 1sinutlet_ a"nitto'ba send to 501u i11 A* aai-
Aaloxlt Tist-- on to ' of i is ri $barber Leeks *ad Itentrea► a t Pr lithie ,t of
• o 4, .' to *11 pots iWibl In Ma4ttoba neat: too 501011 lit a u kat -
wata turned with anxiety en we.
fly. thin trine I knew that t had made
a geooee of Wy'aeif, 1 gave a sickly
swife,
"I thought," I otenaMered, painting
to the Mau with the suit case, "that
he was au escaped !tingle."
There was 4 burst or laughter.
"HO my friend, Alan Irving," said
Tom. "He's not very bright. but t
wouldn't quite consider him a tuna-
tie."
,.Good gracious:" exclaltned lay
Cousin Bess, "What have you been
doing to yourselr?"
Then I remembered wy soiled dress.I
uty smudged Race and, turning, ,led. i
Toni had made an unexpected ar-
rangement to bring Mr. Irving out
with him for the week mud. Toni had
missed tbe train, uud Irving had come
out alone.
So this was the result of my dreams
of my first meeting with the man who
had been picked out fur me;tny keep-
ing fresh my most becoming dress; my
hopes of leaking a favorable imprea-
stoul Could 1 have wade a worse one?
I was followed to my room by wy
Cousins Bess and Julia, who found ine
sobbing couvulsively and in whose
arms 1 graduaily recovered my equa-
nimity.
When 1 went downstairs air. Irving
was klud enough to say to me, "Of ail
things I admire, a brave man and a
cowardly woman stand et the head:'
Ile afttrwnrd deehtred that, untidy
and„ smudged as 1 was when he' first
saw rue, 1 was comely. But that was
flattery.
We made a match of it after all.
Test For Hydrochloric Act'l.
A curious Mishap l;aa t us a very dei
Icate test for liydroehiorle Acid in the
ntnaospltere. In n north of l;ngieud
locality ninny houses have eurtnius of
the cream color produced ;ty metanii
;yellow. popularly known ns "dolly.'
:ream dye and to science es "talc so
Mum salt of meta-amido-berteine set
phonic acid•nzo-tliphenyi•ntulttt)." Some
of these cream colored curtnlus sud
denly ehauged to heliotrope. investi-
gation showed that an accidental eS
cape of hydrochloric acid from a neigh-
boring aikell plant -had discolored the
curtains, and the dye became a meat
useful rest. -London Globe.
Political influence.
"Whitt do you understand by the
teres volition! influence?"
"Political tufuence," replied Senator
Sorghum, "Is usually something that a
lot of people come around and tell you
they brought to bear after you hare
succeeded in landing a job." -Wash
ington Star.
Hog Pasture Question.
Experiments at the Iowa station In.
dicate that rye furnishes very good
hog pasture, but that the vetch is not
worth much. For some reason the
hogs do not seem to take to It. Oats
nncl Canada field pens furnish very
good hog pasture, but everything con-
sldered, rape alone is by far the hest
of all the annual hog pasture plants.
Iowa experiments indicate conclusive-
ly that It is not worth while to use
cowpeas, sorghum or soy beans as hog
pasture when such a good plant ns
rope Is available. Rape seeded in
the spring and properly pastured will
turnlsh good forage for hogs during
June, July, August, September, Octo-
ber and part of Nete.IDlier,
"SUCCESS FARM;"
"FAILURE FARM"
O you see the two farms t
They are both good farms,.
or ought to be, as are most
of those in this country.
THE . DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
THEM 13 NOT IN THE 'LAND,
BUT IN THE MEN THAT OWN
THEM.
One of these men is an up to
date chap who READS TEE
PAPERS, especially the farm
notes, takes agricultural journals
and applies scientific methods.
The other works just as bard,
but will not have a newspaper in
the house and could not get a new
idea if it were bored into his bead
with an Xray,,
THE UP TO DATE FARMER
GETS TWO OR THREE TIMES
THE YIELD OF HIS NEIGHBOR
AND WiTH BUT LITTLE MORE
LABOR OR EXPENSE.
He uses fertilizer, crop rotation
and intelligence. He economizes
every rod of leis land; makes it
all count~ Hepractiees sol
1 COD*
servation. He gives back to the
soil as much as or a little mere
than he takes from it. He knows
the tatest o erlmentsmade bythe
agricultural department, the agri-
cultural colleges and experiment
stations. He reads tlia3 noespa-
pert SM. in YOUR SUIT
scion= Er,03:fAVE
Jamestown.
Mr, and Mrs. J: Klug were ivetrk end
guestsof Blooitaingdaie friends,
Mie:! Gladys McQuarrie entertained a
number ether girl' friends at her home
on Tuesday last Mr. and Mra, M. Fraser
and dadghter Ella were Sunday visitor! at
Geo. johnston"s,
Miss, 13111 of llowick and her two little
Cousins front liarriston' visited at MCI.en
naps last Thursday.
Mr. John tit -yawl cif Porelvvich visited at
his parented horns an Wednesalai.
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bread Gilles 01.71ALPEC, ONT.
Rieke taen on
ms of i
sortable property onithe'cash or pre
:pinta nota system.
CICO. SLEBKAN, JQIIN D.AVIDOON
President. Ilecrotreryr,
RITCUIle atfe CO1SENS,
Agents. Wi»gbal:a, Oat
DUDLEY HOLM'ES
lirrlster, Solicitor, etc,
Office: Meyer Block, Witagham.
R. VANSTQNE
BARRISTER ANS $OLICiTOR
Money to loan at loweatr rater.
WINGHAIId.
ARTrn J. IRWIN
D,D.0., L,D,S,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pen
nsylvanla College and Licent ate of
Dental Surgery of Ontario.
--O6ige in Macdonald Block-,
G.
Honor
of Dental
Graduate
OFFICE
H. ROSS, D.D.S,, L.D.S
Graduate of the Royal Ciellege
Surgeons of Ontario, Honor
of University of Toronto
Faculty of Dentistry,
OVER II. E. ISARD 4 0O'S. STORE
DR. R. F. PARKER, D. B, 0. A.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND EYE SPECIALIST
SPECIALTY -Chronic and Nervous Disease's,
Eves scientifically tested. Glasses fitted.
Office aver Chrlstie'g store, Wingham.
Tueadap's 11,30 a,zn. to 9 p m, Consultation
free.
W. g: NAMBLY, B,So., M.D,, C.M.
Special attention paid to diseases
of Women and Children, having
taken postgraduate work in Sur-
gery, Bacteriology and Scientific
Medicine. .
Office in the Kerr residence, be-
tween the Queen's Hotel and the
Baptist Church.
All business given careful attention.
, Phone
54. P. O. Box 118
DR. He J. ADAMS
Late member House Staff Tor-
onto General Hospital. Post grad-
uate London and Dublin. •
3 Successor to Dr. Agnew
OFFICE IN MCDONALD BLOOIi
f DR. ROBT. C. REDMOND
L R. O P. ��(Load.)
a
Physician and Surgeon.
(Dr. Chisholm's old stand)
W. J. MOON
D VETERINARY SURGEON
OFFICE OF LATE AR. WILSON.
RESIDENCE -COR. PATRI= & FRANCIS
Office Phone 179. Residence Phone 182.
Ex Gov. Yet. Inspector.
0.
N. GRIFFIN
GENERAL AGENT
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
Life, Accident, Plate . Glass
• Weather Xnsurance, coupled
a Real Estate and Money
Loaning business.
WIN(IIHAM
1
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and
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Pleasantly
Open
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to
tion
id
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(Under Governmet,l Inspection.)
situated. Beautifully furnished,
to all regularly licensed physiolans:
for patients�(whtoh include board and
-3&90 to 316.00 per week, according
location of room. For further . informa
-Address
MISS L. MATIREWS
Superintendent,
Box 223, Wingham, Ont.
National Exhibition
TORONTO
and One Third August 31 to Sept
ember 11th, 10I4.
SPECIAL LOW RATE
Sept.1st and 8th
Tuesday, p
Thursday, Sept. ird and 10th
Port Burwell, St, Thomas, Ilyde
St Marys; Goderich, Listowel
Wingham, Port McNicoll, Tees
Walkerton, Owen Sound, Parry
)lobeaygeon, Ivanhoe, Belleville
intermediate stations, also Berri,
Preston, Ilespeler and Rata
n
Station
t Nobel to Drill, .ratio
Detroit. ,
to Tie , :,
of tweed and t3hannonvillh, ming.St n 117.1
Subdivisions on Eastern Division
of Russell, Smith's Falls and lirdckville,
LIMIT -Original starting pain
be reached hot later than Tuesday, Sep+
1914,
any Clanadian Nellienekot Agentfo
rrioiria Exhibition program.
P. L. STURT)AIF, it0 lad cti'TiW,
Asst. D.P,A., Toronto, D.P.A. Torontc
Canadian
Pare
Prom
Park,
Elora,
water,
Sound,
-inti
Waterloo,
ton,
Melrose
Tact
Waltham
Tact
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