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FRIDAY JAN. 21st, 1910
R. E iial:s. tz. F.131c'ir.
Prfeada cry iT311)ortan t part In his
old friend's program), for at least
one day. Indeed to Keith W eswiok
Eleanor was still little 'more than
the child he used to admire and
pet, "a good little' thing" .but be.
neath the dignity of his sprouting
mustache. ;Ho had not seen Eleanor
before for a year or more, except
across the'church or on the street,
and it was by the merest accident
that slie with a part of the 000asion ;
one of the girls bad invited her,
Her father attended her as of old,
and tall and young womanly as
she had grown,, Ben saw ,the same
kindly light in her gray eyes, the
sanshalf.protective, half depend
ent aa.titucle tawurd her parents
that had marked other days. She
had only boon Thome a. fecv weeks,
and hardly cared to accept tees Tn•
vitation, wonlcl not have done so
under any consideration had not
her friend. included her father. She
bad missed hien so much these
months ail realized how he had
missed her. she was thinking now
how aelightf*il it was to be there
watching the great waves coming
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
NI DIIC:Al.. No one had sera him, no one
knew unytlaing about him, by and
le to think of him as
z+ . i`i.`I.i:1LI•' 1 . , for. 1
' .. ' ., Dr . : ertsei1,'
l \\•its.
..1 t - of t al, e ; e r-
' "e. eget , , eoneider: (en hal-
sit
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-t2!• :tee i •til 1 ;,?Ill nail
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'r t . t t ;ate ,r to
eee• r .s all
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i, 1,• ,
-.. t 1 e gave to his mother and felt
by they eau
dead. '.len worked pretty steadily
atter the resolve he formed ahat
morning. He got odd jobs, drove a
team for a man, while he was laid
aside ;With sore foot, sawed wood
for another. he even hired out for
;L while to a saloon keeper ; but
;.oit•ething on his mother's face
chen.1tetold her of this position
tit i sled him. I must do somee.hing
le- Lelia, answering that look. "ern,'
in, for she had retained her faculi-
ty of en
utmost are:,.. still drained tho sweets •
of each moment les it passed. Did
I say Ben "Il ought her unchanged?
nay, she was much changed, there
was something about her budding ;
womanheocl that awed hint as be
gazed on her. •'Little Princess"
was drifting away, not only from
him but from the world ; losing
herself in this quietely dignified yet
sweetly merry girlwoman before
hint, it be loved before be adored I
now as his oyes followed the grace' !
ful figure and his ears caught the 1
modulations of the -musical voice.
l
In his attic roam, in an old tumble
:veru some of the rarest and fairest
aovinT everything to the
warm tI V1K G obF Pr wkk
for the Care of
Canada's Needy
Com 6
ves
re net. going to work so hard, This wild fiewers he had ever seen, be
is all that turne ul)" "I'd rather had gathered them,.tet daybreak
them 11 anti air-
!starve" FIIe replied with something TF1 w its, :eCil}1'tr tender•
r ........._,-_..�-.._.- ;. , a sob in her ,S• r• n.' taste, 1te
t r 1 hunted for different ness as wen ae delieney a•
'th til g illi the new upon lei
, 1'er voice so lie drop- ranged them. with 1
th t. rfla•t, i,t
eeex,io- gloat 1 ut Fen did not give thought o them ee that. 'bright ;
• 1 •• 1 • 'I a
corner drink alt ,,tether., he resolved to heiul disappeared ,.ru :t::, ; `
ee at the' time of his sorrow and they reminded him eau'h of the `.
felt il.:i kn,1t•[tin the lagan down other. Later in the (my Keith Wes -
glass of wick laid a gland ti:i Igen' ehottld- t
>. }. ^ first t i; t'i•f"ll hint a �- j
t ', efter rre„'s ttraacth ; hut that er.
mise, feeling \\ rt.) away, he intended to
THEN SEND YOCH CONTI-M=0IO TO THE
MUSKOKA FRES; HOSPITAL
FOR CONSUMPTIVES
( be crntinued)
Pres, Supt. 1
eels` ` Ethel M.\1 L111amG
1i' moderate, to keep within proper
l: hallus»;, most e t' the smiley he earn-
1,IL•SXO1 .t FREE HOSPITAL FOR CONSL•SIPTIYES.•
MAIN NUILI INO FOR PATIENTS,
A national institution that accepts
patients from all parts of Canada.
Here is one -of Iiundrecls of letters
being received daily „—
John D. IleNaaughton, New Lis-
keard, •Ont. : A young; man not be-
longing here, and suffering froru,
ib is `believed, consumption, is
being kept by one of the hotels
here. He has no means and has
been refused admission to our
hospital. The conditions where
he is oiler him no chance. Could
he be admitted to your Free Hos-
pital
pital for • Consumptives? If not,
•
could you inform me where lie can
be sent, and what steps are neces-
sary to seenre prompt admittallee ?
t:OT A =; ILE t�AT1EtaT FtAS (cYEr3 aa::it
tweeze ADM:3310ii TO TM MMUSKOKA.
neeHOSPITAL BECAUSE es Ms OR Ka
iiUi t T Y TO PAY.
Si nee the hospital was opened in,
Apr111. 1002, one thousand live
hundred anal twenty -folie patient e
have been treated in this one ineti-
tuatit.n, representing people from
elver province in the Dominion.
For the week ending November
2�)t.h, MOO, one hundred and twenty -
live l,atients were in residence.
Ninety-six of these are net paying a
pepper for thole maintenaance—absolutely
free. The other twenty-nine paid
wine 4ueLv v, v.. ...
ber]ain's Stomach and Liven
lets. They do the work when
you require their aid. Thos
tablets change weakness into
strength, listle'ness into energy,
gloominess into joyousness. Their
action is so gentle one don't realize
tb.ey have taken a purgative. Sold
by -J. J. Merner,
MARKET REPORT, --The fol-
lowiilg is the report of Zurioll.
markets corrected up to Thursday,
Barley.... • . • 50 to 50
Peas 80
Bran • • , 22.00
Shorts......... . '34 00 24.00
Oats 35 33
Wheat , • .. 1.05 1.Gt'i
Hay • . 12.00
Dried apples . • • . • 5 5
Clover seed • 5.00 5.75
Potatoes
Butter
1 ,
Eggs
Hogs liveweiget
HENSALL MARKETS
(look's Best Flour .
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Peas
Hogs liveweight
35 35
21 21
26 20
8,30
• 3.00
98 98
37 37
55 55
70 70
8.30
Synopsie of Comedian Northwest l.anel
Regulations.
NY person who is the/sole head of •a
family, or any male over 18 years old,
cony homestead a quarter -section of avail-
able 1)oaninion land in yla.nitob:a,
tate Il, \Van or Alberta.. The arplieant must
1appear 111 1)c on at the 1 iomiuion 1 au•:i.s
:'lgeney o.'Sub-Agency fur the district.
I':nt by proxy ialav� 1, o tele. at ally
, ,.t '', ori certain ,Y'It.LLill •., . 1 v •Wher.
mother, son, daughter, bra. tl:er or sister of
intending, homesteader.
Duties.- Six month; residence upon au•1
. cultivation of the land in eaoh of three
veal:?. A homesteader may live within nine
laude-. of his 110111(..<014•1 an tt farm of at lovas;
50 acres solely owned ant oatatpied by hit:)
or by his father, mother, son, daughter,
1 brother or si"a'r.
t In tertian Lint rata a hntne-teatier
.rood standing W.'.y lire•encll' to etuartel•se•^
tion rlongsi'lelain`hotnc>trtEtl Price $11.01
per acre. 1?.,ries- 'L i..t reside six months
in eauh of six years from date of homestead
entry (including the time required to earn
homestead patent) and cultivate fifty acres
extra.
A homesteader who has exhausted his
homestead right and cannot obtain a pre-
emption may take a purchased homestead
in certain districts. Price $3.00 per acre.
Duties—Must reside six months in each of
three years, cultivate fifty acres and erect
a house worth $$300.00.
W. W. (:OE,Y,
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N. B.—Unauthorized publication of this
advertiseme:•t will not he paid for.
e� 1 °a his from $2.Ot) to *4 00 •a Wreck, No
'11 O.% light hearted on seem'„ her joy ; Chamberlain's cough remedy one p t bio more
casesthan
re at11ntitted
j „ .I 1
✓ e, ren`, re ,
o a.CI, \Vnllinr.tau •a,''
tLi•tgi -1 la`
Leeden, a slie should nee err hear the burden dui a
{ .,.;, •..n, St end -1 of their support again. No one, never disapgoints those who use it prom),tly on cotnplh-tion of al)pli-
;,;,Piau. Every B form for obstinate coughs, colds and cation papers.
was happier ens re f thethroat and lungs
. •T n admiring frfendshill •fol Uis fol ,, J.Monier. , wN find receipt for Loy tick
tat a, ^ �l ' health arid. spent oceat-•YonaT evenCxra�en receipt
hoping t
than Jake Sullivan, nobody bey irritations o a A GRATEFT.T1J PATIENT
gloved mole in it, hestill kept up It stands unrivalled as a remedy
for ail,, = at an 1 :lung diseases. Norah P. Canham :l iiclosed yon
• ticket (IRA_ ` , old b , . 'ern z . that -you will
. ,,,�; ,, •, of Dental e:a i °• ,. i ..y.►•.--.__---•.
,, ;Lt o f ' ' l l ritlx bias while be remained
ir, he able to oblige me with the fare.
t+ f t) I rr ^' , ., t was a -- lnont s an
r ;.e"tor • rtte}tt_ ling Z
t•.is city. Bessie \vas always glad NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I was at your Sanatorium ten
c , ' ictl y . ' h , and I was scut away from
�,• • 1 e ; - .- :,arra. A i 1 when he came ; she knew he agent cure. I ani
;.1 +r- i '.tllaty • �t afe ^awhile l for her son, buts 1 t f S e those as an app
o,• ;'.,alt .:. 'ver}• \inn- 'utter a while Ben gat the position feeling -:0 of a newsboy on an outgoing train ; Retired f
' '' -- the year after he was on a baseball
1:1, \N1, n r.i . Both. of these situations held
eltitt ,t•irtion:tacr perils for the youth and
, arra, , au•, .,i11 took hien :core or less from
z. Wile.• l.•,ine. But Ben was restless ; lie
craved change ; he had no trade.
he remained faithful, through all
•-•-------- th£• :1ueteation of his fortunes, to
t h vote lie hent taken to bear his
part in the: support cd the home. of
what ho earned he sent his mother
., 1 ban a poi tion _; and on ins return after
rep 1, i ,l a;),eneee, ' „light 10 and Taamie
•v•_ t5 )aanti-ll iattcstetion Of his con-
. , !le' t ei''det relnt'tmbranro. Ile olerked
r.•r two consecutive slimmers at a
' -E'it:'ide hotel, he was by this time a
>-t, a tall. well formed straight liillbed
yt.ung titan capable and fine look -
a, 1L, neye \, a: +L ) ,,, Lot t a S. i' to ; one of those persons who can
its. y, , ..,i c:Ilo'. ht a ant kitt'b'i', it,laa;)t themsi'lves to almost any
b t , :.-it, t 1i tib t _talent ;+tt.l)ltt, ltnatian and do talmost anything
t..ta. e. t a it:' �, va e ', e water•, wee i•F;iit'iitect of thetll well, when nicely
i tot,,i tl btt 501,1 et dressed he was very attractive,
1,,n, li ,see , i t - ',sten will l,e (
a,,
ii 'latpfe alt ; winning confidence by his fine
al is , , n.nanilel•s and bright•, interesting
plans, r ..Ii,l:ty, l:' -axle 1 • C)' . face. Isis mother's heat t constantly
------------- - L il.ra ted between hope and fear,
• .1 i a t ata a ••,at? If srs . l loom and pride when he was him•
o -Mann. c„1 t.,.) easeful. i'itt elf ; fear that was almost despair I
. -;,,,t l,e gilt tv'."'ttlaeil1 too early. i during the elapses into dissipation I
., '1 i' -U]•'. ant ue-ee :1 snore liable' that every little while cane to mar
-.ei•ltlaa•a .u,' '' ' '•ae••;, is al e,Lec.s `all ids prospects. It wits while at
hard= '• to alto If you will ] the seaside hotel one sunnier that
e , ,,e , ,,'n' 1ttir':a ttnn ;h Remedy i be again inet Keith Weswick aand
z" th . .'',tse' .,,;e r,lll be ie ed Eleanor Myers. He had never quite
, tt�t..r,,i')i•: n -ia1 oy J, 3. Mein ' lest the drift of their lives. They Farmers and Others:
•} were to hitn Like little bits of a 1
l rnut;inee chapters frotu some book
In the tnaatter of tie e5ta e o atoll
Rennie late of the Villatge of Zurich in no working in washcity, and.
b .Iann
the county of Huron. Letirei armor, I for the care I got from the doctors
diseased.ice i ' end staff, and I mast say that I
Notice is hereby givende auiilsthat all ,,stone spent the time of my life while I
having any claims or demands a;;aunvt'th,. I
late Samuel Rennie, who died. on or about Was there.
Oct. 11th 1900 at the fores+aid Pillage of
Zurich are required to send by post pre. -';-
paid or to deliver to the undersigned ex- i
., .•
ecutox of the last will and tee-tiunent of .
the said deceased their natnt' and nal..l
dxessesand full particular; i.: writtn;• of
their claims anti statements of their i
accounts and the nature of the securities,
if any, hula. by them and notice i' urtlier
given that after the lith day of .,anuu•y
1910, the executor will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said deceased
among the persons entitled thereto, having
regard only the claims of which he shall
then have bad notice, and that the said
execrator will not be liable for the «`aid I
assets or any parfr-thereof to any person
of whose claim, he shall not then have
received notice.
Dated at Hensel' this 23rd day of nee.
ember 1909. E. RAit,ttr Executor,Hensa
E eoiio, Cholera an,
�'.�Ci'dI11�121C"A'dii3 S Diarrhoea itemed}o:
Never fails. Buy -it now. at may save litre.
- � I He beheld old either of
it were but for a instant l
VeY' UOCi
he read. nevor el
if{ hrolagh our Warehouse
' in a crowd, .but that he was sins• ;incl St'.•C if we can't show
r'• :,rt /urine, No, ileo I nleithitely wafted. to fairyland, , to i and.
thee fest Line o
r to look
P�” E7 fN S them,
in'4 ite e y :5
I?Ill',
TARING THE CMS IN 'WINTER Ar NEST 0XA
Irma HOSPITAL roc CONSa•MPTIVES.
The Muskoka Free Hospital for
Consumptives is dependent on the
good -will and gifts of the Canadian
public. Money is urgently needed
at the. present time to make it
possible to care for the large and
increasing number of patients that
are entering the institution.
Will you help a
here greater urgency ?
Truly, Canada's greatest charity.
Contribetiotts rorty be sent to
.1. Gage, Bee., `11- e,patdit)a Ave.,
or T. S. `'Ittibe t tsou, ;3ec'y-Treas.
National Sarnitarinnt .Association,
847 li]nl; St. \V., Toronto, Canaria.
Born
Adriculturai
Savings, and
O 0
Fob. �; 'coq,
itb;AI) oFFICi:
LONDON - - ONTARIO
Money advanced on gooti
Farm Mortgages,
Prompt attention given .
to applicatic•11s for loans,
E ZELLER. Zurich,
6 nee - ,:>cty let And 3rd another world. a world of which hi, I tib' C,xr''1zo\v—At the Goshen Line,'
! eerst]ar• of «;ae:.'Iln,t' t tat s o'clock P. m. nand once had a taste, caught a I ,1.V'iachinevy ever shown ill Hay, on the 14th inst , to efr. and :
rite. A. O. U. `' bit glimpse. That Eleanor had been �ilil'i('i also sell the gars Frank Walekerorv, a stn.
.1, .1. M.ataNEi'., C. 1.. away attending ,
1�1.iCPt,'i�iitR•--lira Zurich ,
imply J
n lin school and Keith 1on the 6th
was in csllegea• he knew; and un- Best Line of Cutters er, a daughter. f
consciously he had woven a day '
lost to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. a ern-
-W]rkbe]1 Loci,re l dreutii about thein both, now they a
that can be put on the
�Lu
0.1.1*. W. Ne, 3 93, meet's stood before him. It was a merry)
i.,. end had et.h ti ralaar of every month, pt nit; party, the gentlemen being
,=t: 8 ineleck iu their Rall, Wrier 11100.:- mostly friends of Mr. Weswick's
' filen, 'tyrtwmt ,M • W- many of them college chums. The
young ladies were from the first
families of the city, beautiful,
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is not iL common, every day couggh
i;iixture. It is a meritorious rem•
graceful creatures, full of life and.
gladness, the very sight of whom
wrought all Ben's respectful aciora.
tion to the front,'.He wondered
ed for all. the. troublesome
and dangerous aonrplioations re- „how it would seem to be on terms
igniting from colt) in the head, of easy acquaintance with such and
throat, chest or lungs. Sold. by J. could. not imagine it. He was some -
.1, Merrier.
what disgusted tol:see that Keith
Market,
From $2. .00 up.
\TOLLAND---At the Babylon Line, I
Hay, on the 8tb inst., to Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Voliand Jr., a
CALL AND SEE] THEM 1 daughter.
Also Repairs for
All :Kinds of
Massey -Harris Machines
Jas.Whyte, Ag't.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is,
l u; very valuable medicine for throat I
and lungtroubles, quickly relieves
la
painful breathing and a .
I dangerously sounding cough which
indicates congested 'lungs, Sold
by T. J, Memos,
t✓a
perateaaaaac, nneupoiummiamecscomeneuxima.j
CIT =S
gol
ooptit}COU
This remedy can always be depended upon and
Is pleasant to take. 1t contains no opium or
other, harmful drug and may be given as confi-
dently to a baby as to an adult.
trice 25 cents, large size 50