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inVolz depended dothat• indfn of 'the
balance he might have been startled aoutehew or other;. to banish Captain,
,into a more earnest and ape Dever as he had outwitted iularignq
everything. plea,P on the •Mendips, ' Talented schemer.
"But that will throw us late'` in ar- 1 that she was, she did not believe for
riving at Hereford," said Mrs. Bevana moment that Simmonds had told" the
"Does it really matter? We shall f truth at Bristol, She argued, with
be there all day tamm•row." I cold logic, that the man would not
"No, it is of no consequence, risk the loss of an excellent commis
though Count Sdouard said ho would tion by bringing from London a car
meet us there." so hopelessly out of repair 'that it
And I refused to pledge myself to could not be made available ander
any' arrangement. In fact, I would Pour or five days. But her increasing
Mauch prefer that his Courtship should alarm centered' chief -fly in Cynthia's
scorch on to Liverpool or Manchester, attitude. 7f, by her allusion to a "cut-
pr wherever he Happens to be going." and -dried schedule," the girl implied
"Oh, Cynthia! And he going out a design to depart front the tour plan -
'of' his way to be so friendly and agree-
able!'
"Well, perhaps that was au unkind
thing to say. What I mean is that
tve must feel ourselves at liberty to
depart from a cut-and-dried schedule.
Half the charm of wandering through
England inan automobile is in ore's neat eye each friendly glance ex- "I have been a sufferer since _baby-
ifreedom timetables: changed by ,,the couple in front, and hood from that . terrible complaint,
Back dropped Mrs. Dever, and Me listened to the snatches of their tall[ Constipation. I have been treated by
Idenham recovered sufficientself-con- with a malevolence that was fanned Physicans, and Have taken ,every
1trol to point out to Cynthia her first to fury.,hy their obvious heedlessness medicine I heard of, but without the
glimpse of, the gray. walls that vie 01 her presence. See felt that the slightest benefit. I finally concluded
Ninth Fountains Abbey and me-mulecrisis called for decisive action. that there was /to remedy in the world
There was only one person alive. to that could cure Constipation.
fpr pride of place as the most beano-. About this time, I heard ab"Fruit-
he
ruin !n) ngland. ose„ jusgement Cynthia Vanreneu a -trues and decided to try them. me, outThe
would bow and Mrs
�QR "BRED FROM
BABYHOOD
;`Fruita-lives" Cures Constipation
Deva gen eiiectivas marvellous:
knew how and where to build their' seriously to consider the advisability The first box gave nregreat relief, and
bf writing to Peter, Vanreneu. after l had used a few boles, I found
If any lingering doubt remained in that Lwas entirely welt:
her mind -as to the soundness of this "Fruit-a-tives"is the only •inedidne
view, It was dispelled soon after they that ever did me any good and I want to
reabhed Symon's Tat. She was gait- say to all who suffer as "2 did -"Try
IiZevr-:panorama revealed by the wind : ting in the enclosed veranda of a cozy this fruit ruedicine'and you will find -
ng ,road, and ever the gray Abbey hotel . perched on the right bank of as I did --a perfect cure"
rew'mare distinct, more ornate, more ,the Wye when Cynthia suddeni} (Miss) > • A. GOODALI.
landscape,
leaped up, teacup !n hand; and. looked "Preit-a-tives" is the only medicine
But diilusion was at hand. down at the river. • in the world trade of fruit and the only
"There are the duckfesf little yachts one that will positively and completely
Rounding the last bend of the des, I have ever seen skimming about on cure you of Constipation..
cent, the Mercury purred into the' that stretch of water," she cried over 5oc, a hos, 6 for $a.So, trial size, 250.
dst of a collection of horsed ve her shoulder. "The niers sight of At all dealers or sent on receipt of price
byPxurt-a-fives tinted Ottawa.
I! w.
monasteries. They had` the true.sense
bf beauty, whether in site or design,
and at Tintern they chose the love-
(lest nook of 'a lovely valley, Cyn-
thia sjjgntly feasted -her vision on each
teles and frayed motors. By some them makes • me 'taste all the dust
unhappy chance the whole countryside have swallowed between here and
;seemed to have chosen Tintern as a r,pndon, "Don't you think it would be
irendezvous that Saturday. `The Pa- real cute to remain here to -eight and
tr•ons'of a neighboring hotel overflow run into Hereford to -morrow after an
ed into the roadway; the brooding early cup of tea?"
,peace: of the dead -and -gond planks Cynthia need
not have taken the
hadBed before this invasion; instead '
of memories . of mitered 'abbots and Mrs. D vtavertsiinquisitive
ive scarlet face from
cowled friars there were the realities Mrs. Dever's irquisitiae eyes; indeed,.
of: loud -voiced Mrs.. Dever herself eves glad that her
groozns :and porkpie- quickwitted ;and .perhapsquick-tem-
eating excursionists. pered young friend
"Please drive on," whispered C- g- had: notd surprised
yn
thia. "I. must see :Tintern another the wry smile that twisted her own
time: , lips.
Although !eledenham hoped to con lY ,she amiable.
"Just a$ you please, Cynthia," said
sume a precious hour or more in show- Thenthe girl resolutely crushed the
deg her the noble church, the cloisters, absurd emotion that ledher
the chapter -house, the monks' parlor, to ahisk
and the rest of the stone records of her companion'sbacythis
she - was so-
and
quiet monastic life, he realized- to taken aback by Clrrt unexpected com-
a-
the full law utterly incongruous were prepared fn a quarter whore she was
the enthusiastic trippers with their prepared for opposition that Sino turn- to fire :crowd belon•, :1s the le es
ed and -laid a grateful hand en' the ting crept higher, the aeronairt fn
'Mangled to Balloon Rope,
-
Flint, Mich., Aug. 31: --In the pres-
ence of hundreds of people, fourteen -
year -old Chester Letts, Pew of Bert N.
Betts of Flint, was accidentally chught
balloon the guy rope uf a ballo'yester-
day and carried about f.000 feet in
theair before he felt fo bis death. He
crashed against the roof of a barn and
was still alive when spectators reach-
ed -hila, but he sten expired
The tragedy eeouried at a country
fair, and when ilea ireeen and aero-
naut shot upward=. teeny peeple
tlwugllt the youth dangling with the
end of the rope was a ,dummy, The
heroic efforts (delle balloonist to res-
cue the boy soon di elu.:ed. the truth
ranks gingerly, and was soon running other woman's arm,
free along the tree -shaded road to.11erll of his own srfcfv; Ccnlul be ecce
Monmouth. Now that is "perfectly - sweet of working deapersfeiy 1, bull the clan
Happily, that delightful old town you," she said softly. "I would just filing for mto the trapeze. Finally the
was sufficiently familiar to himin'`' love to see that river by, moonlight, rope slviileii awnti , to ihv lad an[l
earlier days that he was now able to and -and -1 fancied you were a bit the tttiy form dr«,, .eh,t 4c,,cnu [ret like
supplement the general knowledge of weary of • the road. It wouldn't mat- a stene
its past gleaned already by the girl's ter if the country were not so wonder -
reading. He halted in front of the fel, but when one has to screw one's
Welsh Gate on 11'ionnow Bridge, and head round quickly or one misses . aElectric Restorer for Men
told her that although tiro venerable oastle or a prize landscape, a hundred Phosphonoi restores every nerve in the body
curiosity dates,:baek to 1270 it is never• miles of that sort of thing becomes a to its proper teams; restates
Useless the,,.last defensive work in strain." vim nesvitality. Pfemnturedecay sea nilsexual
i "This` seems to -be - :veaitness averted at. once. 8 a hex, onel 1011
Britain in whhich' serious preparations quite a restful make�� you a new man. Price IS a box, or hyo for
were made fol• civil war, as It was .place," agreed Mrs, Dever, eHave 85. Riailed to any address, lite ScobollDrng
expected that the Chartists would you -or -told Fitzroy of the' proposed �O"St.Ootlrnrines, ort.
march from Newport to attack Mon- alteration in our arrangements?" 1
mouth Jail in 1839, I Cynthia grew iuterested In the
aloud. "If there are sermons in stones • "No,' she said, "I've not:mentioned Louden lux..oi tar@at Britain s
what a history is pent in these' it to him -yet" policy r:;gar,hilg 'Itir:t is severely ere
• "`And how greatly' It would differ i Ameld-servant entered, and Cyn' tamed in this muroh g' Liberal news.
from the accepted versions," laughed ibis inquired if the hotel. could pro- 1} The�Clirr,n cls in an editorial
Medenham. gide three rooms for her -party., l'Daily
"Do we never know the truth, The girl, a pretty Celt of the fair: rontrasts the ]latish solicitude fur
Oft, yes, it we are actually;mixed haired type, said she was sure there Tibetan indepenclenee with her- pas
up. in some affair of worldwide en was accommodation; sive acquiescencet'pdn the destruction of
portance, but that is precisely the I "Then," said Cyntia, with what she• l Persian rerdbesthnco. The news.
panzer ds crlhes the demand of the
reason why the actors remain dumb." Belt to be.a thozoughiy self-possessed Briiish Minister at rekin, Sir John N.
Oddly .enqugb, ' this was the first. (lir, "please ask .my chauffeur if he jcrdan, that Tibet be allowed to man
of Medenhani's utterances that Mrs. , ould like another cup of tea, and tell age it solve affair: without the inter -
Dever approved of. to house the car and have our Terence of China,: as alt extraordinary
"Evidently yon have moved iu high' xes sent, in, as 'we, shall stay'here one crrneidering that Great Britain
society, Fitzroy,' she chimed in, till half -past eight to -morrow morn- thrice "previously acknowledged Chi.
Yes, madam," he said, :More Inge, tie's suzereignty.
than once, when in a - hurry, 1 have ; Mrs. Devar's letter to Peter Van.
run madly through Mayfair.'', renen forthwith entered the category. Old Toe:me: can Dead.
"Oh, nonsense!" she cried, resent- of things that must be done at the, Toronto, Aug.,31.--After residing, in
Mg the studied civility of the "madam" earliest o g
and ruffled by, the quip, "you"'speak opportunity... She wrote It be- reroute for eighty years, Mrs, Eliza-
of Mayfair, • yet I don't suppose you fore dinner, taking a full hour in the; beth Delman passed away at her late
really know 'where it is." privacy of her room to compose its,. residence, 125 Givens street, yester-
"I shall never forget where Down I few carefully considered sentences: day, Mrs. Belleau was: born hs ;Eng.
Street is, I nesirreyou,"he said cheer- She -Posted 1t, -too, and was coufirmed land and at the nee of 15, she came
fully, in her estimate of Its real importance to Canada ,with lair parents. Site .12
"Because that is where I met Sim- I when she saw a muslined Cynthia survived by three daughters and two
Morels, last'Wednesday, and enlarged saunter out and join ""Fitzroy," who sons, and with the exception of one
to take on his job." , happened to be standing on e tiny • son, •who lives •
in Cobalt, all reside
' landing -stage near a boathouse, in the city In spite of het extreme
"In your mind, then, it figures as . age, Mrs. Haltran retained all her
broken -down -street,'' co-ed Cynthia. , Yet, so strangely constituted is hu-
,
ru faculties to the last,
After-that'the Mercury crossed the man nature of the Devar�variety,she:
Monnow, and Mrs. Dever muttered would have' given hall the money she
something about the mistake one made I possessed if she could have t,H recalled,
when one encouraged servants to bet that letter an hour later.xBut fate.:inis
too familiar: But Cynthia was DOC to S. Majesty's malls envyre inexorable as link
be repressed. She was:bubbling over ed
scamp had link,
ed Symon's Tat and Faris;. and not
with high spirits, and amused herself ail Mrs. Devar's world -worn ingenuity,
by telling Medenham that henry V. I could sunder that link.
•rAollcy criticised.
Six hundred. year," mused Cynthia. yachts again, .1
was born at Monmouth and 'after- a
wards wan the battle of Agincourt -
"scraps of history not , generally CHAPTER LT.
known," she confided to bim.do the Wye
From the back of the car Mrs, De-
var watched them with a hatvkl.ike in- For this is what: happened. To Mrs,:
tentriess that showed how thoroughly Dever, gazing darkly at Cynthia's tod
those ."forty winks" snatched while innocent discovery of Medenhaml
in the Wyndrllff has'restored her flag- standing on the ting quay, came the,
ging energies, Though it was absurd,
maid
to suppose that Cynthia Vaurenen, Welsh saying:
daughter of a millionaire, a girl "Beg pardon, imam, but iss your,
dowered withall that happy fortune chauf-fear's name Fitz -toy?"
had to give, would so far forget her "'es "
her social position as to flirt 'with the
"Then he iss wan'
ted a hired car, this expert- wa ted on the tel -e:
armed marriage -broker did not fail to ilhone from Hereford, mane„"
realize what a stumbling, '.block the "There he is; below there, near the;
dreaful person was in the path ofiveri"
bottn{' bdouard Mar-lg./2T,
For once in her life, 'Wiggy" Dever Mrs. Dewar smiled sourly at thej
forced" herself to think clearly. She thought that the interruption -wast
saw them "Fitzroy" was a man who well -tinted, sloe Medenhade Was just
might prove exceedingly dangerous raising his cap with ad flrte assumptioni.
where a girl's heart was concerned. of surprise at finding Miss,Venrenete
He had the address` and semblance of
a gentleman; lib seemed to be able strolling- by tho w3*ater's etige. The(
lo talk some jargon of history and civll-apolten,maid was about to triol
l
iterature and art that appealed off in-urenit of him; when Mrs. Dever,
mightily to Cynthia; worst of all, he P
had undoubtedly ascertained, by eomo phanged her mind.' The notion and
e her that it would,
she and the Frenchman were in lea- ee well if she intervened in this tele `.
gue. She was -quite in the dark as phonic conversation, and.Fitzroy could}
to the canee of her son's extraordinary still bo summoned a minute later if'
behaviour the previous evening, but
he waft beginning to suspeat that this °
means wholly beyond her ken, that d nIy occurred to •
11 sirable
meddlesome Fitzroy had contrived " Aoe't trouble," she cried, "I think;
that Mias
Yaureneni h to as
ws ea go beret=
Continued nest week
Brantford Factory. Burned.
Brantford, Aug. 31.= -Fire fast night'
caus.ed damage to the.extent of $1,O0E
to the Brantford Cordage Cc,'s plant.
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headache, yet Carter'O Little Liver Pills ere
equally valuable In Constipation curinganspre•
venting this annoyine complaint, while they also
correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate tho
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regulate the bowels, Even if they oulyl,
Weil
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Ache they wonldl>e almost priceless to thoeewMM
or from this (distressing complaint; butter:a.
mately their good,aos does not end here,andthose
who once try them wilt find these little pfllikvalu.
able iri eo many ways that they will not b W1,
'ting to do without Mon. But after all sick head
ACHE.
fe the babe of so rrlady lives that here 15 where
we make oar great boast. Our pills eureit whila
ptltersdo not.
(7arter's hlttle Liver Tills are very small snd
very ea§I' to take, Ono or two Ws make a does.
boy are vegetable an do not gripe or
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Wee them.
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Lesson X. - Third Quarter, For
Sept. 8 1912.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Matt. ix, 35, to x, 15.
Memory Verses, 7, 8 -Golden Text,
Matt, x, 40 -Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stearns,
If Vie 'consider the full portion as -
''signed by the committee for the les-
son today we begin' with ix, 35, "Jesus
went: about all the cities and villages
teaching in their synagogues and
preaching the gospel of the kingdom
and healing every sickness anti every
disease among, the people", (aimdet
Identical with iv, 23), and end "with,
"When Jesus had :made an end of
commanding His twelve disciples He
departed thence' to teach and to preach
in their Cities." Thus is .summarized
the daily life of Jesus and His follow-
ers, telling of the kingdom and show-
ing bow our mortal bodies will then be
affected. It seems to me that there is'a
great difference between teaching peo-
ple how to reach heaven when they
have to leave these mortni bodies and,
telling them of a kingdom of peace.
and righteousness' on this earth over
which we .shall reign with the Lord
Jesus Christ in bodies like His glori-
fied body and never again be weak or
weary or sick or die.
The work of the devil has been so
long manifest in the result of sin and
the curse that it is generally accepted
as the normal condition, and no other
Is looked for. Jesus had ever. before
Him the joy and glory o1 this kingdom
of which He loved to tell and give
samples of it, and, looking upon the
earth bound multitudes who knew not
of it,. He was filled with compassion
upon them as Es saw them groveling
and no one to tell them of the glory
and how to get it. A plenteous har-
vest tobe reaped,
a but few laborers.
P ,
Therefore ask they Lord to send forth
the laborers. It sounds a little strange
to ask the Lord o1 the harvest to see to
His own ,affairs. It is His harvest,.
and He cares, and yet wed are to ask
Him to send forth the laborers. In
tea. v1, 8, He asks, ("Whom shall Isend,
and who will go for us?" And it is
for the willing ones to say: "Here am
E. Send mel" The question there
seems to be that of T Citron. sxix, 5,
"Who, then, is milling to consecrate
bis service this day unto the Lord?"
This of our lesson seems to refer the
matter back to the Lord, but there is
at least this in it: We cannot honestly
ask Him to send forth laborers unless
we are willing to say, Here am I; send
me; This seems to be implied also in
what He then did, for He called the
twelve unto Him, gave them power
aver unclean spirits and all manner of
sickness and disease and sent them
forth to do as 'He had been doing.
preach the kingdom of heaven as at
band, heal. the 'sick, cleanse' the lepers,
false the dead, cast out devils and, as
they had freely received the power, so
freely bestow the, benefits. (verses_ 1,
7, 8). Miracles had been wrought
through Moses and Elijah and Ensile,
Soule of judgment and some of mercy,
but never before had a commission
fust like this been giveu.to men, and
11 seems to have been given equally to
all, even to Judas Iscariot, They were
His, ail but Judas,, who betrayed Him,
and the power was His, all was of
Wm, and they were His messengers,
As the Feather spoke through Rim
and wrought through Him, so He
would speak and work through them..
They were for Him; He was for and
with "them and would see to the re-
sults.
. So it is or should be still -=God
working in us to will and to do of HIS'
good pleasure (Phil. it 13).
The great question in any good work
le generally that of funds to carry it ,
on, but He told them nqt to be anxious
about that, as He 'vould see to it.
&lett. vi, 38, stands aIways, or, as acme_
one has put it, letake thou His service
thy delight; He'll make thy wants His
tare. As in Dent. sx, 10-12, they were
to carry' peace everywhere, leaving it
to the people to accept or reject it,
There was one seemingly strange thing
about their commission. They were not
to go to either gentiles or Samaritans,
but only to Israel, and He said to the
woman of Tyre and Sidon, "I am not
lent but 'unto the lost sheen of the,
house of Israel" (Matt, xv, 24). It was
not until" Israel had rejected Him and,
Srucifled Hire and He was risen from;
the dead that He gave commission to
So into all the world.
There are truths in this chapter
Which- apply to the whole of this age,.
while some have special reference to -
the sending forth of the twelve. He
Is always the same, and the world will
be the same as long as it has its pres-
ent ruler, whom He will send to the
pit when He sets up His kingdom.
Those who Are. truly His anti filled
with His spirit must expect to find
tbemselvee as sheep in the midst' of
waives, hated for HIS sake, persecuted
treated as He was, for the disciple is
hot above his Master. In emergencies,
when under .arrest, we can trust the
'Ioly Spirit
speak the
o
u
hus (verse
20), and We`''shoeld be so filled that
fie can speak through us at all times.
He Is always ready to make true to
Elis, messengers Ea. iv, 12; Jer, i, 7-9.
Those whom He sends .must be with-
out fear of any kind, even of death,
lies the three "fear note" of verses 26,
28, 31,' and the comfort to be obtain-
ed by considering even sparrows. Note
in verses 37-30 the whole hearted, self
renouncing devotion to Himself which
Ile expects and in verse 42 the reward
for the smallest service.. ,.t-tese.e-t ;.
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r reaty Dispute Lett Over
Washington,' Auy. 3i, -Further de.
velopments in the Controversy between
Great Britain and, the United States
over; the Panama Canal bill, are not
expected for some time.
A, i Mitchell lune -s, the British
charge, immediately after filing a
note of protest against the bill on
Wednesday, 'left for Jfaine,'tvith the
announcement that be did nut expeet
to return to Washington until late in
the fall„ His departure was taken as
svitleiiee that no further representa-
tions would be made passible for sev-
eral months.
Chinese Interpreter Goes to Trial.
Montreal, Aug. 31,-Clharlie Ring, a
former Chinese interpreter in the Ice
cal, eeurts anti leader "f rine of the
tem rival tens whose differences have
been .enlivening Montreal's China-C'f hil d ren n C r
town, wad yesterday' estimated to
stand hie trial he attempted murderOR FLETQHER`S
at the Sel terhlior tern: of the court 4 .
of king's bench. A
1V1en Get increase.
Ottawa, Aug. 31. -The colieiliatiun
board, appointed by U.; burr ttiun
Government in the dispute between
the Canadian Paeifie Railway Co, ;led
its station agents and tele_-i•al 11 01 01"
eters, have rendered a dei -1 r!tut.
ing a ten per Cent, irateasa t+.. .:e
to be divided between the agents ale
operators as their services stay wen
rant, the importance of a statio:i very-
ing from time to time.
The arbitrators were P. Me'D lhald
of Woodstock, Ont„ J. G. O'D'
Toronto, and J. 12, Duval, Meier, al.
The decision is a compromise be-
tween what was asked and what the
'railway company was we. tie to tie,
and it is likely will prove acceptable
to both parties.
•
No matter what comes or goes -meals we must have.
The preparation of meals comes round three times
a day.
Every housewife wants to know that she can depend
on her stove absolutely ;. she wants to know that there
is no element of chance or likelihood of mishap in her
cooking arranigements; that )meals will be ready
promptly on time,
The Gurney Economizer is an assurance against
accident and mishap in cooking. It is a simple device
and found only on the Gurney -Oxford. One ; lever
controls everything, The fire can be slowed down
for hours and revived in a few minutes. An r
n arrange.
ment of flues snakes the Gurney -Oxford Oven always
uniformly. heated -the Gurney -Oxford Oven is never.
to blame! It will make a good cook a better cook ; it
does afore than its share towards making every lineal
a success and a; pleasure.
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WLANB
elinton Ont