HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1901-09-13, Page 5OANADIAN NEWS.
Forty-eight students are now
attendance at the London Mo
Sohool.
The Moose jaw Times estinlat
the grain yield of that district
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Missiosls will meet at St. Mary':s
October 11th to 10th.
A 0. 1' B .train W. derailed ne
Swift Current on Saturday last an
15 persons were injured,
Geo, Ball fell down. an elevat
shaft in London on Friday lest a
wee. almost instantly killed,
Cornell, a young ma
was killed by a Michigan Cent
train hear Delhi, Ont., on Saturda
last,
A. fire at Copp Bros. t'ouuuli
premises, Hamilton, Monday nigh
caused damage to the extent
$7,000. Fully insured.
Fierce forest fires aro raging i
the vicinity of White River, 2
miles from Fort William, and doin
great damage to property. '
. Relit. Ferguson, M. P. P, fo
Fast Kent, died at pllaniesvill
Saturday night. Mr.Ferguson wa
born in Scotland sixty-nine yea
ago.
Wray Bres., of South London
breeders of (golden Wryanciottes
won 11 prizes on 12 birds at th
Toronto Fair -4 firsts, 3 second
and 4 thirds.
Tho ten-year-oldson of Jame
Doneliy, of Sharbot Lake, nee
Kingstou,Ont., was drowned in th
lake on Friday while swirfnin
with a companion,
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daily, one year for $1.05. Send i
your name and address to E. Zeller
Zurich. Cash to accompany order
Iron. Mr. D'lcBride,the Provincial
Minister who recently resigned,
says he believe, that three other
members of the British Columbia
Government will follow hind ee-
ample.
The new Grand (..)pera, House,
London. erected at a crit of neatly
~50,000, was opened Monday night
ander this most favorable ausl)iees.
The entire seating eralewi€e' of over
1,0U0 was utilized.
Charles V. Parke, general pro-
duce merchant, of 1 'ia rton, has
been selected for the pt):e,tien of
sheriff of Bove County, on the
rtet'-a a enation t>f C ". i.:itnwnum,
M. P. P. for North Bruce.
Arrltit' Ltrneeley, the lit .y var.old
ila111ilton boy who stale the church
tolloetion alnonnling to nearly atilt!
and setuandeert'tt it. 'MIN yesterday
titel:iteellte'tl tr) .1tentetallguishtnt4 re-
ivrmatory for three years.
The striae of the Ottawa lnaehin-
este, �whitelt befoul in Mar. is likely
to be called off that 'week, as et t'
a huUln-
promie hits been )tffI'rta'tt by wench
tilt' Melt tty1'e'a' to twine an Inile'#s.!
in wagos and !to batik to work at
this e)It hours.ei
George Toxl,, the Attetra ian
t'huntpion smiler,, who iet uleri
c•h:unpian of Enaltend, defeated.
Mardis Cdulldaur all Rut 1'orta,r*le.t hut.,
on Saturday'. over a three..luile
+'Tinto, with a turn, for thug r'haulhr-
leit ship tai' the wield,,
J. Lennon. iirrllt)'e.tl. rehairnn:athe er
of the Union. is daily
reeeie`ft reports from (he' tarir'u'
eeeti0115 of the C. P. It.. whiQelr show
that tire libel are ge arllalal.l%' ll'eteit'U-
taw to evork all over the .eiloid.
Some feet colaal)httilit:y a1r'' 1)tei!!l!• re-
reive(l, but these'. he says. eeill alit
de' :rtI,jrisatr=ct in time..
i':rtest Beer, .aged about eta. sola
of John Beer. proprietor of the'
Brill's "lead tavern, Toronto, was,.
attested Member, o111110 charge. of •
tllureleriug Michael Hartnett, a eat •
-
tlosnatil, who was fatally inferred ill
a brawl 131 Beer"s tavern some time
ago. It 1s alleged that Beer struck
Hartnett oyr the bead With a base
ball bat. Hm
a elt haat previously
assaultedd s'eep's father'.
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THE ZURICH 1-I';, ,LD
A WOMAN'! LOVE)
A sentinel angel, eating. high in glory,
Heard this shrill wail ring out from purgatory:
"',lave mercy, mighty angel; hear my story!
"I loved, and, blind with passionate love, I tell,
Love brought me down to death and death to
hen,
For
Cod is'u tand deathfor
a sin just,is w
sli.
"I do not rage against this high decree
Nor for myself do ask that grace shall be,
But for my love on earth who mourns for me.
"Great Spirit, let me sec my love again
And comfort him one hour, and I were lain
'1'o pay a thousand years of fire and pain."
Then said the pitying angel: "Nay, repent
That wild vow{ Look! The dial finger's bent
Down to the last hour of thy punishment!"
But still she wailed: "I pray thee let me go.
I cannot rise to peace and love him so.
Oh, let Ale soothe him in his bitter woel"•
The brazen gates grot>'nd sullenly ajar,
And upward, joyous, fke a rising star,
She rose and vanished in the ether far.
But soon adown the dying sunset sailing,
Andlike a wounded bird her pinions trailing,
She Buttered back, with broken hearted wailing.
She sobbed: "I found him by the summer ses.
Reclined his head upon a maiden's knee.
She curled his hair and kissed him. woe is me!"
She wept: "Now let my punishment begin!
I have been fond and foolish. Let me in
To expiate my eorrow and my sio,"
The angel answered: "Nay, cad soul, go higher!
To he deceived in your true heart's desire
Was bitterer than a thousand years of lire!"
—John Ray.
• THE
BARON'S STORY
�a:♦xOisO::�:t�a♦N':�r�'tO:reD�:ei:�i ,
We called him "Mr. Smith," but we
all knew that he was a baron. When •
he was ill, his thirst for sympathy
made him unusually effusive. I called
on him every evening. Once. a few
days before his death, he detained me l
that be Noes not know. Let him
rise' at the 'conclusion' that I and
feting from something with a certain
double breasted Latin name to it, and
he will think he has seized the devil by
his tail. Yet all he has actually caught
is some big Latin ,word. That's all,
'Mysterious look,' indeed! Phrases of
this kind are invented by story writers
to bamboozle their readers, and I in-
vented mine to bamboozle my o'wn self.
All I. did know was that I was in love
with the young countess ---in love like a
ninny, like an idiot."
The countess brought with her some
money, but her father went through it
in less than six months. He was a
good natured, pompous old spendthrift,
and when be Was not boasting of his
ancestry he was lamenting the defunct
glory of Poland, or else he would
the lovelorn young officer with v
in his native tongue.
"Pardon me, sir," the other
plead, "but I have not the honor o
acquaintance with the Polish
guage."
"Ah, but the music of the wo
sir!" the old man would return. "
sic is the language of the angels, as
of our writers says, and the an
ought to be able to make themse
understood to a good man like your
Tell me, sir, have you ever heard a
tiling sweeter than"— And the old
trtot would go on reciting his ode w
more ecstasy than ever.
Once he broke into sobs over the
of the country which had produced
melodious language. "Herr Salmi
was at once touched and amused,
the upshot ocit was that the Pole
rowed a fear hundred tinders of bin]
Isere my Second avenue friend h
toned to explain that the old fe
was anything but a schemer or an
venturer. "Ile was simply a weak
—too weak to bold money or
tongue," be said. "If he had not b
so simple hearted and honest, he w
not have disclosed the real ntttur
sat•
bore
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be posted half an hour previous to
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The Latest
EVERYBODY ENJOF�;
HEARING IT.
The Edison
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(Largest on Earth)
We are open for all kinds of Engage.
meats. Prices correct,
Manager.
and 1 M FOR SALE `)00 acre's of
bor- � choice hull, consisting of Lot
3, Con. 1l, Hay, and Lot 19, South
fel i.J3oundary, Htty' (x'x)Il bank barns,
X 52 and 40 x. 110, and frame '
ad"man ` dwellings on eetu•ll lot. Plenty of '' ` � e 190
gold spring water. On once foam
until daybreak. Ile was full of path
and sail humor. and he told me mu
of bis past life. He was apparen
ashamed of this mood of his and veil
struggling against It. ..t last he rats
himself from his pillow, with a gestu
of despair, saying:
"It's no use trying to be strong at
manly and so forth and so on when t
machine is ali out of gear. We old fo
are like babies. We want people to cu
die us. to sigh over us. ''r't'e are hung
for nttention."
1 s nlst fluid that with all his Windt.
ness and sentimentality and in spite
his sincere aversion to being ndtlrese
es baron there teas something fu b
bearing and mariner of speaking will
kept reminding one Out he was
baron after all.
11.1te story of Countess at, who s
brought him to New York, where he I
was to "cease being a German without n
bemiring an :tluerlean," as he put it, Is e
one of the episodes I heats from him
a
that nightrr
Her father, it Polish nobleman In re-
dueeed cirrumstaiio ,, settled In Ger- g
y many when "Herr Schmidt" Vas a.
sublieutenant. The young tuaxl's regi- d
went was stationed in a humdrum, t
4 out of the way town. and the advent oi, e
the countess (she was a young widow) y
made a stir.
"She was pretty. That goes without r
snylne.," he said, with the wistful look 'I a
whleh searerly ever left has peaked Ito
sallow face during that week. "Pelt by se
telling you this d tell you tiotbtng, for el
4i her teal potter over rile was something, Ian
which marredmarredher good looks rather 1t
than enhanced them. She had ill queer li
We Sell
All the leading makes
and can satisfy .you il.1
quality, style. and iglu;e,
Here's the list
Hartford
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Antelope
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We leave a few' 2iid Band wheels and a Stearns tandem
(combination) All in goods Order'. Call and see them.
his there is an ovrerllowillg well. On
wo p een good °'r1i. p road, land runvt°$ileal# Antelope
; to sellout )oral Wilco ulna eltureehtes,
os ' his title to me, It appeared that ho wa
ch one of the so called Roman or papa
try counts, you know, las father haven
ily received the distinction from the Vatt-
ed can for serrlee in the holy army' se e
✓ something of that kind. Ile insisted
however, that In the early history o
id Poland his ancestors were members o
he the highest nristocraey, noel he traced
ig his pedigree to a sister or a cousin
uro
hi. a 8nebotly wbo was entitled. to the
1'y ' throne, he said. The worst of it was
that the title of the countess' dead hits
e- band was of a similar character. and oa „
of course the old tool told me ail about It.•
ed 1 iiow 'the old man's ancestors carne to
;3 loge their old position was never rustle
ell clear Ionia,
at "At Iast X laude my declaration. She
N gave me a long look, the longest and
teatliest I had ever received from b
thought. and madee a clean breast o
I1, I insisted that she 'MS a g;enetl
orates and that I would have in
geld her It she were a, peasant girl, a
11 ibut sort of thing She wept .a
called rile an angel, and 'eve became e
ti mile's to Exeter station. Will
8: "'merit. gi 'C 1„ trrhatst'r envie-tt'rin:: taf par-
t Winrt power. t""iuipl�e'd tor .
"' l)ili)tl,illo. t']zoppin , Straw matinee•
tee.. Ail lrrtiblings ill triedl elate' tri
repair. with g.lslfllarge'tlririnii-be,l
; ' and other` outbuildings. t iii felt
f I there i" 1f nt'l'e's e,f tenni bush, and
oil earl*earl*fatrirt one meek tut e•r't'?a,trtl.
For term., apply to lamer 11 eine
nl_1N. to;u'e'1)tat lit 1,
er,
CIt
tie
ate
nd
nil
aged.
"When Inv mother heard of la she
et to that town'. Although she
bought Isle a prolihet and went Into
estnsles over every piece of rot 1 said,,
et she WAS .a very sensible woman..
he was opposed to the rnnnrrlage be -
reuse 1my iinncee WAS a. widow as well
s t)a netount of the questiotntble qust'
of their title. but held her on coun-
t.Stir~ haul no trouble to silting up the
teem, w, and before* 1 knew it he had
rrowed of her tt snug amount And
artfully yielded to her plea Hot to de-
lve ber of her Icor. She was nlerfeotly
t1•
way of atolding to 111eeet °sour glance
when she 8g)Ohse to yon' wfndeir did not 1nI
!weenie her. At 11tst 1" ,ruade logy 1113' a
hand that the was an aelf'e.'etead, disali-
22ie1)llous ereatrlrr. i prided Ilni<seaf up* toil
on try' !ogled Into human native* In lye
those days. It ti' lis, Crit usotaner who hard le
put'tient notion into in heard. 1 Was tea
her' pea don't you know; so she was ,to
forever diseoveting some ileo sort et ;1 111
genlus In tyle I was a. 'prophet of the oto
humeri soul' slalom; alot of other' good ha
things, end for some reason this title Ilett
pleased me mote than 21uything else. 'sl'
1n other words, i heartily agreed with til
bee that writ !t 'irtaphet' and so forth tit
OW to ob. Well, when i met this ;coma all
ess tor the Rat time and ouiid that SO
she rottlrf not leek rfie tuil In the face 1 tail
salad to Myself, 'Liars look like that.' Ina
"l Was r-attset• elated by this rilateiten bo
melon epi? any wisp oini, I teat tell eoii b
thin. but i sooty had to change imy mind da
about the young wounaiia. 1 saw her hi
again and •again, and twat Mouths brad rod
seareely passed berore 1 knee- ber as an
sister.. Well. as 1 did ray sister.. she tarn- the
ed out to be the most truthful and sit- 1110
vete person f had lever' seem. As to her she
habit of looking away from het inter-"
locator, It was an inborn trick, due to 1121
some sort of :ink In her ilett'ous sys-
tem, glad
1 srpirose. However It may bare enbeen, those unsteady, bashful oyes of sen
hers disturbed my peace of mind mut lake
were the sonree of'the whole trouble drag
'Why doesn't she look up? 'Dashed if lasI don't get her to stare me straight in bir
the eyes for ten minutes together,' and ing
so forth and so on. She was candor it- the
seta and it any was bashful it was list
1 rather than the countess, yet 1 Weis Y
crazy to part her at bet ease. to gain her 'gal
Mr. Richard. Becher Hulse a'rforel.
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Masons of Cabinda its! the Pro
Villi of'Otttatio, died at Victoria
hospital, London, o11 k1onnday even-
ing at 6 o'clock. His death will be
heard of with keenest regret front'
one end. of the Provinee to the
other. Even to his his most inti-
mate friends the trews conies as it
severe shack, for ?although the
Grand Master had been ill for seev
eraal weeks,his demise Wall DOt loci t:-
"d upon. Paralysis tests the cause
of death. Mr. Hungerford We a
'fid degree mason and had a long
and active ;Career in the order.
W. Wight, al. well-known drover.
was assaulted afid robbed of nearly
$2,0'00, near Boer menzviile, on ton -
day morning. Mr. Wight, who re-
sides at Tyrode, was on his way to
Btirketot Station, on flat C. P. R.,
where he had arranged t. ship
stock. Mr n buy—. He was !driving ilial
eart, and when he wars north of
Hayden, on the Riede Road, in alonelySlyot,solne' putties ran up be-
hind mini, striking him on the batik
of the head. The'blows rendered
ilii$;:. uneolis ious. 'Ocie of the MOWS
WAS 8 veiy'datngerous one, mat the
ioem.l physician feara it may ea se
eonr'rssion of the 1)raili. There is
no clue to the perpetrators.
ditnk with hitn, It 2pgi'eerra L She to
i
rl
In all she thought et the marriage
lid begged lam to take? fifty eon leer.
"AsII1 Inc would have It the rolielt
est had tt taster In Americo, the wad'
r alt a WeztltlI3' g)hyeitien, vehe* had
roteased to trace are of hits and his
to `I
y!
e
it t
se
t• +i
is
d
a
y
,
e
d
e
s
t
re
tighter provided the two went
In her. Well, partly beeanse of to
otbees !ilea, partly firec use of til
frit' she offered Mute, the oldoldMAD as
t melted away sand declered. In 11
me of his great uneestots that I
21s
not the than to let bis dauglite
row herself on Anybody; that If 11
le Wag trot xiek! enough he would he
Ow her td marry the for 1t141.1ion5,1111
forth and se U. How be tecot3 nolle
this With the tears be bed over ns
times broken heart 1 do not know
t I do knoll` thea ibis muddlemuddle headed
ystericat nlmc�orepoogi could twist 1ni
liglighteraroaroundhis ledger'. She lova:
e—
e—yes, she loved ruet Uteri h
d her they metre :going to Ateetccad
d that hewould tether see Ther dee
n wattled tel s.Get man snob ws'ros
tber tailed his nobility in quest o
obeyed lam.
'Th'This Is the way f came to leve m
live Ooulltry and my coniaeetloM
to difficulty in finding the noun
d leis daugihter. His sestet' bad nue
se than he. and. thanks to bet,
tried the wonhan I loved. We were
riper, but 'oar• happiness eves not to
t
long. She died of her first child
Lb, and my mother, who was expect
us to return toGermany, departed
s world during the same week. ,dry
et was drowned a few months later
Cr s, It was it Year of deaths and an -
sit. I don't thiiilk my Iheart Qywea
full 'Confidence "The ptopllet of the cam
Winne soul' Was simply as hopeless fool.
That Was the long and abort of it. Of Ant
course T slid not give up the sttnsggle, as old
thine ordinary mortal alight have done: lies
1'ropb'etiike, I took to philosophising, Ale
generaliz€ug; exiling lino play try In- tiltn
sight'
pletely recovered front it.
'I have bad why ups and downs in
erica.. 1 have tried to retire to my
home. but it is no ase. My' home Is
.e I urn neither a German nor ani
erica$; bet the past is gone to re-
nevet more. I ani ;used to this part
ot New Yotk, end 1 like the tespeet and
attention erhiell the people show
around here My heart Is filled with
ness most of the time, but then I
er like to feel that way, I have al-
ways been fond of :sad music's—belts
York -Commercial Advertiser.
"With a idourislt of trumpets I merle . the
the discovery that it Was the mystery the
of those eyee of hers Which Was trou- sad
bling my brain and my heart. The re- path
snit was the same as when a. doctor
tits one learned airs and makes rt men -
et note ot ilia diagnosis In his pe-
ones ease. Look betel If Sbakespeat e
eally tbougbt there was nothing in 1t
anise he uses grievously 'mistal en. A
nate Is 'eltber tis erre than nothing ot
Irerything. When the 'dotter does not '
now what ails met be knows to least
II '1'.o' prune tO Yell that' br. »
Chases OlnttnentIsAcertam
P1 �eS aoa absolute' cure for Hach
Arab revery forn4 of ;tolling, t7
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6leediaaaandttortadhl piles.
the rhairfifiefirrere have grYarntateeait. 'Seates-
tifitonittle in' the daily press and ask .'ro'drneigh-
bore whattheqthink 'of it. Yon eanWelt nnd
ilei aur %doer back if no't tufa&, 60o n. h'o'p at
all leakier orED:lagges,BaT $5 CO.,Porontu,.
Dr, Ohase's Ointment
Ing yea.
Charlie—Yesi I heat him, but be le
till tello )31t g
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The Kind
You Want
Those wahines ere pile up in aeer
opnER youR pRINTIN,
ione each one. They are to be
bad at every store in the Country. M*1=0.7.\.
and if your storekeeper or drug-
, gist dont keep them, write us and
land we will forward them prompt-
ly. Every Farmer and Stock
owner should have them on hand.
Prepared by
The Eureka. Veterinary
Medicine Co
LONDON
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