HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1910-12-30, Page 3"You look an white tilt a ghost'," said
lord 1'ontclere, "What's t}u.. Cinder?=,
Royce laughed softly.
•trfothing,n. he .said. - "The place' is
'beileidy hot.; • it always is. Yes," he•
added, latlguidly, "she is pretty, very
pretty. What do you call her?" and,
yrtivning, he picked up the programme,
CTfA.it?'1'J',`h
Montaunt Romeo ].tuned, beck in his
tall :ted looked 011 at the performance
with a listless: languid air, .hies eyes half
'•loser; but h,ii acute brxiu was hard at
'$Arlt. •
It was John Orms•byn there could" be
no doubt of that! • He never forgot a
face, and here had been too firmly im-
pressed upon his mind to permit of his
being- mistaken. Yes! The Queen Of
t he Fairies, the Miss Ida T're velyan,
was- Joan Ormsby; who had nm away
with Stuart Villiers, and who, ' lloyce
was convinced,, was the heiress to the
Arrowfield estates and imemnse wealth.
The stage entrance to the Coronet
wan in a,Mback street at the side of the
building, and Royce, after waiting to ace
that no ones was observing him, made
his way thither, and stood in the shadow
:tear the grimy little door.
Joan had gone etraigth to her dress-
ing room from the stage, and ehaltgc'd
• ;ter: costume; ;and Emily came ta ber
presently in the state• of satiaE;,:::tion
which always belonged to her after the
performance. •
'Went beautifully to -night, dear; bet-
. ter than ever, I think! And not a seat
in the house'"
As they left the.tiheatre one of those
gentlemen" who haunt stage doors, and
endeavor to force themselves upon the
actresses as they emerge from the thea-
• ire, stepped forward, and, with. an insin-
uating smile, lifted his hat.
- Pale and stern. Joan shrank back, and
the next moment they would have es•
caped, but before she could move, or
elle "gentleman" make any further effort
o detain them, a tall figure stepped
out from the Meadows, raised its arta,
and the exquisite went spinning with a
dull thud against the wall, down which
ite slipped as if he had been a, thawed
icicle, and lay sprawling on the pave-
. ''tent.
Illi sa'launt Roy ee raised his hat.
"Fray don't be alarmed!" he said:
•'f hope he hate not frightened you."
"Oh! it's you, letr. Boyce. is it?" said
Monis, with a. setup little laugh; `doh,
'w; we are not very touch frightened;
alt we're- seer -,v ''melt obliged, to you, all
:lie sante."
"It was very fc•rruna,te that I happen-
ut to be passing," said Royce; and 1
an never be too grateful for the chance
that sent me here." -
"SVe were looking' for father," said
hurriedly. "He 'is generally
waiting for tis; but I suppose the roads
ere set slippery that he couldn't get a
He 'seesitatted a resilient: "You will not
..rink I am to be of some slight service
tv you if I beg you to let the accompany
you, Miss Montreseor.""
"Very well; eaid ]Emily, "but I can't
t tint{ what it is that has kept father."
They were war ing on, but ;loath atop.
'd and glanced• at the man, who had
solvea-teed to a sitting position by this
tune, aced woo :regarding the group with
' tiney gravity.
irs—is he hart`t" .she- said. in 'a low
Royce Went t~f, to the man and stirred
firm up with the toe of his boot.
"Get up and go home, you idiot'!" he
eaid, sternly; the he rejoined loan and
Stroll , "Oh, no," he said, "I think the n
unable has dune .aim good. X wish I had
Mt .aim a. iitt.ie harder!"
"Move you seen the pantomime, lefr,
l;oyee?" said Emily. •
"Yes, tonight,"' he answered, "and
was. delighted. X tun afraid to say how ' h
Itarreed I was with -your part, Miss
llontressor•, test you should. think I
wanted to flatter yon" p
"'Oh, don't 'sc'u'd! I'm used to it!" said f
t.mi!,-. "But rn part! hat about
Miss Trevelyan's?"
There is no occasion to speak of
hat," said Rome, Quietly and gravely,
-sent-lig-that WI London is talking of it." 0
Then no adroit. y Rhine(' the conver'sa. t
-ion to other topice. a
"Frac we arca; this is our street," said h
"nnily�, presently. "You need not come o
•ray further, Mr, Rome, and SVC are aw-
: , telly obliged to you. aren't we, Ida?" a
"YF, " said Jan, quietly. a
"1 shall scaree1yr believe you, unless you 1
will permit me to see you safely within a
tistore,r" said Royce, pleasantly.
Ail eerva.nt opened the deer. It ,eves
Oat the old let=rknhop home, for prosper- f
icy had conte to the Iiarwoods with
Ju'nta's success.
Emily buret. into the parlor. • The old
man 'leas sitting in an armchair with his el
leg stuck up Ott another chair.
"Father! What is the matter`?" •
'n
"othing very much, Emily," replied nx
the old man, blinking at them d
throogn Iiia spectacles. "I was just w P
„ming for a cab, and slipped down the
,+reaps. Tt's s0 frosty, you ems,," he added, ,1
apologetically. •
' .li;t. you've broken your leg!" ex.
lsaie tett ii rrin
''deet' obliged to you, sir," said the
Old malt.
"The obligation. isori my side, sir,'
said Royce; and he crossed over to Mtn
and inquiredtiabout his leg.
The table was laic' for supper, ant.Emily, looked. from it to Demme, -
"You'll stay and hems smile sapper.
Mr, Rovee?'=: she said.
He accepted the incitation with a
bow. Fortune was clearly on his sick.
But for the two aceident -of the at•gt
tack by the drunken asu. ire and the
slipping down steps --ire might have
waited for months before tie could have
gained an entrance to the house. The
supper was plain enough, but Royce
.noticed• that it was elegantly „served.
Joan had taught them something of her
own rettinement. Ile was an acute tae-
tic]1rn. yorne melt wonitl have fallen into
the mistake of paying ter marked rttten-
tion, He .seantety addressed her, devot-
ing himself apparently entirely to Jingly
and. the, old mien, and. only bychance, a„
it seemed, did he speak to Joan,
He got up to go at last,
"1 hope your leg will soon get better,
Mr. _Harwood,;" lie said. "But i and
afraid you will`not he able to lase it for
a day or two. I shall take it es a great
favor if you will permit the to see '.figs
Emily Rafe, in her cab when she leaves
the theatre until you are able to ego on
duty again."
"Oh, Miss Emily mot take etre i)f, her-;
self!"' said the young lac.,',•
"•J. kuow that," said .Royce, with a
smile. "1 asked it as a favor, i pass
the theatre about closing time on the
way home from any e'! b," he aided. un-
blushingly, "and .f shall look out for
you."
The old man expressed hie thanks, and
Emily nodded, but Moan mid nothing.
He shook hands with the father and
daughter, just elasped Mamie extended
finger's respectfully, and Olen took lease
of them,
When ,Joan got newt -airs to her own
room—a pretty little ap=rrtelent, daintily
furnished --the handsome Mee of Mr.
lfordaunt Royce haunted her. and his
voice rang vaguely in her cabs, not pleas-
antly, but with a pereletenee %vicuna re.
fused to be put aside.
She looked at hers If in the. p'la'ts vitaa faint shudder, anti, holding alp -hen
right hand, regardad it swnh a doubtful
im.tle.
"1 can feel lain fingers mooed mine,"
she mltri iuxtd, half moseyed. d hail per,
planed 10;), the.iae:a; ,tali ee if they were
not to be shaken off!"
'.hear there flashed -small her mind the
reauembranue of the ruse slut had loved.
:w
She ould have given her sons for hint.....
would have asserted his truth anti faith
the fate of 'Heaven; and he lead been
treacherous and false, stmt atritein to
rutin her, bode and seta:
".•1i1 men are w.t,ke,! and hese." Rho
mursuured, a fiaalh vena her face. her lips
,'
set tightly. by sh.,a':d rhi, man,Mordaunt ]tov,te, be any different front
the rest? 1 hate them alt •-all save ogle!
--and Trim I should hate more that) all
others!"
CI l .:II'h:It x is .
AIordannt .Royce fotrtu'I hiniseif in the
moonlight, with a streams sense of be-
wildez•nren t.
Something had happened to lt:in! Ice
had diecovez'ed ,Joan C)rtnsk,', and the
game by which be was• to •'vizi two mil,ions had begun; Vas;iiut sometbing
more thou that hail happened to hien!
What was it? In all his life he had
ever felt so strangely; his :'anally clear
brain seemed clouded and misty; he
meld not sketch out his c'ouree as was
usual with him ---.lis mind refused to
work, as it ward.,
He tried to work out his scheme as
e paced along the n074 silent anti de-
serted streets, but he could not sueeetd
n concentrating his attention neon his
lot; because there rose before hint the
ace of the girl be was going to et -
rap. Her beauty had taken .his usagesnd benumbed his brain!
The, following evening, cbctrt eight o'-
clod:, he went ;down, to the Crescent and
ailed mem Mr. Harwood. He kuew that
he girls were at'thcs theatre, of course,,
nd he felt that Joan would appreciate
is delicacy in calling while they carte
tat,
'1'he old Aran was pleased to seg him,
ud much honored by a visa from such
"swell" as lir. Mordaunt Roy;e; and
Loyce put on his roost genial manner,
nd smoked a cigar, and drank a little
hiskey and water, chatting with the
old maskmaker as if he had nown him
or years.
He sat with him for 'an liour, thee.
heath's rose to go, he said:
"Well, X hope you will soon be better,
r. Harwood. I'm afraid you'll get ra-
iler moped and sore kept a prisoner in
he house. 'When you ecu bear to be
oved you must let me take you for a,.
rive. I've got a very easy phaeton that
on't shako y. You must go down to
ichmond with me and have a bit of
unch. it's as pleasant down there in the
winter as et is in the stammer, almost."
"Really, you'ro very kind, sir," said
e old man, gratefully. "But X'should-
t"like to t kft,;E.. your, time ---"•+Timet", li#tt he , Royce, "getsia1.y. "I
ave so much of that X dont know what
bio with it,: and 1 ehalt be much ob-
to 'von for•belping me to kill it.l
�.rtii by, the way," he added, with bras
act on the door, "perhaps' you exit pian.
"'No, no, 'nay, spra�ned 'it,'•tny' hear,"
tie
said the old elan, cheerfully. ".It's" nothi•
ing vary Hutch, but the &actor says that h
I mut,„ keep Tact: Tina sorry 1 ean't to
''lie fir), I hope ;amen excuse me," and ltti
b,) 1nodded to 10-70?„
"Tits is Mr, 1:tovte, fathor," said, ;ran• hs
tote the young ladies to join ata. They
i1y He kindler Saw Its home,"
._u
woltld probably ruby thud drive, 'rite
could. wrap op "wall, yi>tt ».now, .I i to:ci:
Care they were back, iii plenty of tiirte
for the theatre."
d'Itiankt yell,.slr, than' fou,' haig t
Harwood ' .limy'dl be vima v pl ased
teastwaya ];ming 'would," lie addi'ti, h:al
d'r dotlbtfnllw "1 clan.'' I.now s'h'pt Sf
'1 revelvau
"Why t of Mies Ttc.v+ , , tn, •" ane'
Royce, plea atitde•
+Oh, well—yell Scr,:•_,lt i .:'item.:,
said the alt. man, con'fu, dtt ''She is
very quiet .and —reserved It
r`All, welt," said 11oyv.e: "1e;l them
that you won't go to Rit'ltutoui1 wittont
both of thein go with mut and lick to
it --you'll find' itiisrt'.1'rest+ly:tn Will g: re
way then. Good-tllght !"
Livery ,light Lite tall, lhandsnme fi;ura
of lir, ?,ordaltut :l yne..as.siated .the lad-
ies to their ecab: 5C41'cely .noire Linn t
or three. words were suokrtee, sotut'tiau
Joan lid not speak all beyond the Birt
pie `'`good night" mid "thank, gone' an
he did not mention the delve to liiel
mond.
He was too clever, to loth ail by 1,
iug precipitate. li'ant-iy thought Ito Ira
forgotten all abort it. or hitch cuart;ed
his mind.
But in about a weeir's time, wlseu ih
weather eeemed to have set 1» clear all
fine, lie called- at theintreteeut, al; th
same ]tour as that of his former visi
and reminds'. the old' titan oJ; the trip.
"You are well enough now," he eat
"and the fresh air will henet'it you mot
than all the tonics in tile do:dor':a is
gery. 'fell the y011na lad. ee I. will ,hew
around for torus at rw.sive o'ctoek ti
morrow." :And with .,t ;nod and' a emit
he went orf.
At twel,e 'e'cloc': a ;ulnen' pi'aetiu
with a pair of hor1e� in 1 ^at-c-'ais Little
drove up to the dome'„
Joan, dressed, 111 her 'Mein b:at-k fro;k
cause to the window al'. bowed e 'ih
handsoiue, we':-di.'sseel gectieman ma til
box xaisa't..11ie flat
`-"lot•rude yet!' ltdtirelaivaed, a', h
shook baud with her.
"1 ant not going : :e,:ti Joan.
"No!" Ye exclaimed, and the soil'
died out of his fate. "tri early! I al
very sorry." '
"1 think we',] better all stop a
/minter" eaid Emily, destSe ,tI an: mem
Iter aniwil form,. e' -ad is ,is seakain, ire
time looking -ging. , "Ida i s a ma:dt;r, d k-
agreeabia thing, 1. em ses•a:y to .•:t�•, ]Ir,
13oyoe."
"Oh, Mimi '1'ra:vel 9;:n lead a right to
please herself," he said, gently. "But
she would have enhanced our pleasure
by accompanying us, Have I"--h,s stop-
ped and looked round with an affeuta-
•tion of having been deeply won:lded —
"have 1 offended her is any wave"
"No. no! Oh, not" said Iona', gniekly.
the blood mounting to her Mee. "l1 is
notthat; indeed it is not. Bat Elms I
newer go out ---'ha. 1' would rather --
"Well all stay a home," saki Eauily,
g ,.
etre+il:ily. "11re'rc tt'ry;; aua:im obliged to
you- JXt. Royce, mil • ;e hope you'll be
attict to e-£tt a 1r Na ep t'•ae lune:i a%
� 1,
Iw 4
e.l 'uta
a : �.s
s tis
r
":1'hatrl.s,» lo' said. fixate'. '+Ui ,'').arae,
1 shall not 2 )!"
"(til:" saiti ,3uani tr.- ubl 'dl and re-
luorseful, "3)o nut tall: like that, .t
will go if you are all so .rind as tel vr14h
it en much,' and she ran upstairs.
.:.vera SS she taut on her hat her tnit:.l
ntisgat -e her. i'rreentments are things
to laugh at aiier they have ;'roved
falee! But while t'i • ie laboring under
them they seem set'b:us emenglt.
So Royce's fate :vats ail smiles when
she came drixn nein. ile assietc':•1 the
old man into the veltiene a9 e•tr?fully :ms
if be had been an army nurse.
"Wool! ride watt Cie on tit b,x :'"
he exclaimed, looking. g. at the two girls.
"Not 1! retested Emily. "I am too
nervous. I shouicl fall off. Isla. dear -m"
Joan dialiked a. fags, and without.a
wore. she let him help her climb to the
seat.
1loyee was, a. s' inlet driver. and for
the first `Wei dr three •minutes he paid
V 1011'x. fiht' bed never i'ujoy=e„ }, anyl''tiiug
bee tine drive; "the i'00111t,v Was ,bean•
tifut, quit'' 81 nice in the winter as in
t.l,. !,n 311nl?r," and She ryas ravenous..
,zit, devil red.
)Id .
— the until gsrillemulti zvaet t'o'nicns:el nip•
h- s'a'ne to at room overlie -sting the river,
' ilei '.,' bla I, \F El 111 ,tie; Irl of a bitleori ,
!time ll Il11II they I 011td yttlpk' 14).41' el•
ell
gore tllll.,ril tnnitinit it: Iailuti: dull
„ tut• nut• -r, who 'wa !Hutt) dignified
t-lete bishop, anti quit •t; civil, with a
sO ul,+;m ri�;p+'t'I'fn1 hoar. ,antlruu:eed that
Itiettit )n 'A '44 erratic•.
lb,vrd hurl t,Iogt:i 'lit L dawn 11411rrre•
!Ion, , I rly in the day. tied the zncxl
WAS r.t•rtetl !u as e0101110.1• 0 13 yle nit 11
COP eht'( it'd held tt Ween, 1)t svhiclt to
1)t+'Int rt. IL
1t w•as an nibuiral,1' Ittn'1t nut that
tiah•n'si'e, extray:memo une. titin of os -
w0 teute I Fon and overt iz23uing with i iter •
rs paeme, 1vititIt geetl''mt;n are in the liabil:
of giving to attic set; but a carefully
irde•t'd mead, replete teitll elegant little
diehe soil hitter. ,vela as It gelltlematt
of ':ode night offer 'einem private ia•
di thee.
Reda, we, rtl:e'lit;MI itse:i-•bra Ai
.'ireful of hu1i t c.)n:for', mem' lotto's;
Indeed, lie tail;,.it more to 1S,nii anal her
father than to ,1oan, tiro: ttntt tend again
he motet' to her, bol' it `les rich that
a0fz"11ti 1111:',41.011 of torr.` tv!lirit Ito
1.010WSt) se'! hot' 10 modulate.
d :Cu l:mel;•', .hate-s':i:tted e}c'; that to.
• Nus ;at a with id,t'lte'vllyan woe tt•d
,•- Main a, .t Menem belt :four Iz.e� it+tire
:te1l Ittt-'' f iii+ti,
,_ ?•IP: til,i';1n;. tl:lt a:! `:- tit. -ti!un,
e ,...re 1)^ing r,.:l! to 1It." b igh• ltct!e thine:
ensh Iles •e„'e ,Y.t4 ,t,ht g.. ..lel! hair,
vtt:! tet: t::• usenet life i1.'i't, planned
, emit nit !me i', a cut rel en ti'me'r h •
bait
riot l : pet me .wax eery 14'OOy, Slt'
e 1.1''d ltleeorr:• :,.t •t ,'t; ! •.'ii, ei':t's flow.
e •'te atm en. efts ie-,! 11.'r Name rite a
dainty eel i'.'is r:o:n::t Imam . •fitted
e It tie:'! (aim.. 1s
” SS -h ' :s' , all 1Ci.:lr.nend
lot:ahem: ,it' fetol..',l .o lie inf ll: eel,
_0 ess g;ie dta . , eneat at 't lir! nut. tliltta''
ti ae,iaeee lir • .t t ;,E1, ,1hv' 1i-„t!tin'i.
he h'r Om +tet dal' ire tar! Atte:{: -
t t'1'iat.'s ::lea I ..1 ,.- •. vi.ti' i 1`. seems
g ag :1
W•• W"t” •eat' t•, ee `1ae a, aetf
xh,' 14 it ,1a tont .
1toyee n'tli:i' I. _l fsbo.
;z Vary tubi'
Sig!) tl411,,'1'C•1 d:'. ,lira enI nn.
"A very }ier+lent I1;1. s'i.,,n, Al!•t, 1?ut•
ly," ho aabi. Lii; w:.i*•' nth iiiti 4'.toW'-
ing under It nes:Jeta." t' in atm :way that
Emily once davitrett stag ,.Emit i t : pc r•
haps ,rlie' 13a:1 dint rt+',1 to is i,z Looe;
all his attention to the- horses; bet .tie
brain was in a whirl, hie heart was
beating wildly at the .thought that he
had her dose to him, that he should
have her to tack to, to Tool, at, for an
hour or more.
lie kept clear of rile main thorough-
fares, not wishing .Cat anyone he knew
Should see them, and retrained aline*
silent until they Lead left •the park and
the big streets far behind, then he said.
forgetting himeeli. is lti suppressed ex•
o!tcnl:meta--
"I3ow good of you to give way! yen
have made ua all w',:happy. Hiss Joan
lie stopped aurnpie us +'loin, with q
sudden start and pallor, tented and
looked athint, and for e metnent his
heart stood still. oiled be eei'ealed hiss.
knowledge of her aeeret! In an he;
stoat his ready breis taame to his res-
cue,
"I was going to. rill•yon Miss •Joari
of Arc," he said, with a saline, "Yoe
were so resolute and lent, you know!" Ws5 a pl.tient In tem hospitals, tut ,
and he laughed. grndeally pot :c"al:"l•. l;,'n•dileg the 1
J'oan's eves fell free'his flee and she eamolgeees ut oi':tet• 91:tt''1*el••s tilt,:• nl'e'.
drew a breath of relief; the sound of
.her own name lool tttri.11ed her likt'cn
eleetric shock:
"an t'xilenol, p.a,u+t• trttsiro=,, 1 aup-
pose the eel e'er i9, tea. 11 ,lie aro not
a10 aye happy, iris p, n".a r'," al'riays
our 0W0 10014.'
"it isn't 'n'i fen she: 1 ,Io -t' .Isle
i i t1tt tOn•t1 innt'lt ere: i.i, :onside('
te:d
„Entity, net tly.
Ite lau;ited.
"Some pe'tnte e Mein ,,r lr.; ..+ .e •n :ter
y i widely dlttment ,';Ot:l oneste. Blit a4
tent; fax yours a i.at,:d _g t ? inti, a by :
i ws3lfid a'l;:r
.. _•+.'�� (l 1 tt. l FO.
1111,0„,
L,t: i a
ocaety for i he ereef4Y1I seism ' d tiev
lineh,•om -a: !it'•.i:t311 n,1. a,t ;1 71 ince
Atchhi.,iop et t :1.11. 11:: i.) ,. ecce the
cll•ttim:?m�1':11. f;1t. :,il., :,.ten. ?. •t;•r..
iiatie s r. 'n a (11.''i.� ry• a,:
and tar; eta u•,tk. - m , rt h' 4) 0"0:0!
happy."
,. 'r
In ttlt`d'+o'e.,'
t:e. a"d
u'tgtlt t')*AO 0111 10 to 'Aare' lit m."
diet=i•t;
iw;yte t r i "t! 11'- •r .:;t'', w s' n .1,,.‘11.
"l
ender es -Moller'' 9'l;t*tart Ita.o to
pe. ')list' 'erec•ely e Image' rte etti. 'i1 a
-nv, vole.."'teed 1 ae•:t'; ,, 1 stn
a;'8',I :•, ce41,00 .'."
r be Contltmett.)
Cured czeiia
and andru
" az. ;.111tased 10 inform you that
I
have been c rtz'ed lly (luticura. Soap
1u1 Ointment Since 1 was a boy f
lts:v etrerccd with dandrun', not only
front ho it(liir+g; but front its. dis-
aK: s •.able a1)pearan.cO in. a, scaly form
011 :,er^r Inv head. 1 had to bruph it
oft', by Maims all da.y long. X .ascii.
me ' 'riud of nreparntioth supposed
;o mum dandruff, also soaps and
eltesupooto but it seethed to me that,.
iu;t,ead of improving with these rem-
edies; elm dandruff ixlenease tJ, •++erre
for r tiS "Ise e,4 to fall out and tl;e
result''. war that two month+ of')
°comae} developed on rev tiralp
".1 ntlesreel ,-o front 'ltie'tltat as a
last. rmolarce I thought I would try
t'•dt, mus titian a=.,d C.•.ttictlra Oint-
7*ie111'. 'rimy heal the moat gratifying
reaa.,l e for 1 bad used only one box
of t unt:etra Ointment and a single
cake of c'utieura Soap when I was
t+urad, 1.1)s ee-senta, and dandruff were
ani.'sny head pez'fectiy clear.
"I teen assure you that so long .as
T live no other soap than-Cttticnra
be ?'sed by zee cued all those near
1'1> inc. I will aluo add that :I win
:deepest cies ('Iain r, Ointment as a
dr«sitig for the hair. T. feel that you
sitottlil hawse of my cure and if you
desire you may use this as a true
1 e:ttimouial wllirrb carnes from a suf-
ferer of thirty years' standing
wilt be Napo, to- telt any ono of my
experience lti order. to angst those
who matt 1)0 ';u+T'rixt; ftotaz the same
di.seit e." ('Signed) -J. Aravano,
(iaueral C.lotr_tti.seion Merchant,
ir3 Pour.•! St., New York.
custom soar, sad CIattatent afford 11,4
?3,'„d:Nli: 111ti most '3,Jita,n154t treatment for
rtoh:oa, buratut, seals timtutra or tm�t,, n-
arreu aid snarl'.+,. As is tills rnr3,.;malas
a single met Is
co:e:t w,tfftetaat yatk tcr-)ucinout tht, world.
10,0 ,c. 1'8064 1)r lq ,;c Owen. .'aur., tacstoa.
t;. 5. 4-, for S2 -pass uatItstrt ?look tintread-
moat u; uk1a anti scalp aCtistto2n
i'ti1►4.
v.ei.�rt y.
.1,1t14.014..;
9p5iph M+lS9itMWIR+S.UwF•
.r,4t ors,tr
Sounding the Toxin.
:Itis-: irim excited or Irritated cows is,
at edr,•t!ng. to the latest scientific opinion,
more baneful thee. that •whiCll contains.
I rli;•:::)*e gems. The blood of an excited
arI i,'a1 throws out poisonous tO)ttu3 that
Ire nt Vet rltsatubrious, '
i (, miikmatl, be candid, and tell. nae, 1
I pra,
1: Your nares are with toxins, infected;
1, Clarissa, the cow, when you milked
Iher- to -day.
Was •ut,ruft'ted, sedate and collected.
' Met ells l.al.e in a temper and scornfully
laugh
.At the short -horn who came from
:li r i.thoeffe •"
I 'Dill see :spurn the advances Ot Clarence,
me eaif:'
1 tail she • quarriel with Ifarold the
1 `, lIi'tler?
or, t; so, to her produce no time I'll
dle':at Pcu.
! F3u, rel;' r my tea upon Gilbert the
i Gear..
{1 U ret• >:'lt.clher, please state if Susannah
Ithe sow.
Ir Whom a•ou recently turned into bacon,
'IN ore a loop of ineffable peace on her
hrov: , :"•
If ;ter Her, -es were unstrung or were
seal{en.
Gil, had Oswald the ox. when you sever-
ed r +��� 1,:F :all,
SHE jti�-iNOT
Bt en a martyr to mental disquiet?
Wee there anything known about Con-
Wen
the quail
1110yfp Whlteb xuuld Make her unfit for my
9� CUPIttyJ® diet?
i'rav exclaim, ere his hate on my platter
I pile,
tit:hatter Patrick the pig met his death
with a senile.
C) nay dairyman. tell me. 7 earnestly beg,
Lest m;.• prospects 01 breakfast e
Whether ifetty the lieu, on evolving her
egg.
APas ttpset. overs rottght or excited.
U my Grocer, bring news about Sam the
Sardine,
When be swam as a child in the ocean.
'\Vas his character tranquil, his outlook,
Doctors Agreed Toronto Nurse
Had Bright's Disease.
Dodd'c Kidney Pille Cured Het' After
Five Years' Suffering—eYelt a Bette.
fit After f=irst Box,
1 t, 4nte, m:hie tem, tee
Mrs. Alberta mann. a 9_,• m ae
•!r) Wright mentos, 'hie idiom 13'13 levet'
!:treeei:',ved in :memo,' so ire, reported
esre of nc t von' or Miilmy 'lnette'..;a try
.i)odtl'4 Kidney f':ila, She mete"( steer the
report ie elms in a•ser a,rt .,la•.
"Ma ttiekn:ee, Mrs.. (t',ttlu cavo "'S/15
Cali?ped ir'O,1t n' ne'1Q'25 h1'r:a;Ul0",tl. a.tlil
What aha roetor- eared itestraltle
height's 1)15ea1e larot.,n,:ai+ d 0 '.as c,Old and
long weekS of 153u•si'm. t ,•t fin 01 for
five agar's
"1 .was treated. lev eleme , •:.tt.,,; and
JHAP'Il
le was a please/It drive down to .'cone.
mond. The day 'ryas chanting„—just one
of those wintry dlay,s evhioh seem to pet
on the cloak of summer and from be•
hind it laugh at the idea of frost and
shower The streets were filed with sum
shine; the sky was elear :and blue, and
the river, es they saw it from the bridg-
es, a sparkling bell of silver. .
Emily was in her brightest humor,
and from her pent beside the old man,
timaied Comments, upon the landscape
auad -id's pegpla'•Lor the, benefit i f, the
two' in' front,' which 1ade
h',B4Oyee.r)rtgtzt
and even caused the ram scone, to'ap.
pear" tete Joan's face.
When they got to the hotelEmily
'rag, itt s welt -bred fashion, trite httar-
scot lett me to t!ee t)oil.l's 'Kidney .'ills, t
At that ti:t' • 1 wee '0 ,%e:t!: atnd :t'150n8
colza not ito`+I a :u '11 tea ;vi';iuetit 1
11171".11g of let ,i1' '•, 4
"I felt a rseategt . r er Lt Iter alt••• .first 1
tem of Nord': Kidney
Pills, tylia eight
or nine t)" It cit.',',! llle •i) eo•titpletel'r
I eon nor. ..'ill a t11't ;theut fa-
tigoe"
+f sdnl 1+ 11•.a1't• 'teal i)t,o ['-, Kidney
ie ,v ,ottr,r f ,u:mast 1323% et yo n;' nei;,h•
bora will telt fou they steely Cute
n•\,y Inseam, itt any .form.
APPEARANCES brCt PT!VE,
C'ountr'y Cott:de—Who': chat shabby.
looking 0141 man with the brad hat?"
Town ('attain 'That's Levi, the dia•
mond meta.ltent of itatton t)artten,
Country i on,ip-,?.rid who is that
young swell 'with. tlte,,la$ge", rings +tzid_
diamond in? ,
e Town Cousin—Theta Siniffti'1, the 1511. t
'Was 1 o swayed b) blind gusts of
eorot
1t s,),sore? sl:th s relief that is deep and
ac rte,
1 1110114 1''11, coln:ilne any attentioIls to
from
':''rile the heart of Louisa the lettuce to
dead,
%:td cult harbor no poisonous acid,.
Cain dntina the cabbage, thought lostii
1'er heath
le b•' Nature proverbially placid.
And tl,ough Bill the banana,. (whose coat
orae ntust strip' •
f'reeides suitable fond for the glutton,
And Orlando ?be orange, 510ugh prion.
to "the pin,"
l more wholesome than Mildred the►
'mutton,
W ithotit tear of bacilli my tastes I rna;r
tai' nem P.m..; the pumpkin and Vora thst
--London Observer.
AIT WALUilS,
( neck.)
•Advaire ..%.gent 10f Me/tooth-Ranting-
ton Co.) ---We'll require t30 supers. for
the snob scene in net three.
Manager i 1:aptusvlt 'Town .Zoll) --.(lee
whiz! C'an't you get along with lean
'n that number?
Advaree Agent -..Not a'one less.
Manager (sighin};l—Weil, you't'e Vire
10 put 511 awful eritrmp in the boa office
recc.pte!
CORKED,
ilea, Strong--,lohit! Do 1•oti hear met
\'11•. •8trong (moek y) --•Yes, love.
Mrs,',St3ntto--•X'here 14 1 little corner
oraofQ none' av cihnc,;