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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1900-03-16, Page 6- -1-11�r7----��",-,��2��----,-��--,� ........ _ . - , --r- "_.__.__.__,. ___ � 1--- � -,,___ _,-�___Trl�� 1.�_ -7 __ ___ -1 I , I � ;, I 4 � . . �1. � � . . . . I . . I . . . - . I - . - I '. . ., . I � . - - - I - , - � -- --� .. -1 . . � - � � - . � , _ .�. - , �, 1 �� il' " _f�Z�"r�, , . � . . ," 1. . � I.. - - -_ I ----. I - - - . � ,- �_ - - � - . I . � . . - . �. I I - � . - � - �s . � � - . I � .� � I I I � I , . I I � . � 1, �, I -*. I .f -� . i . 1 .. I _ ,, _ . - - - �41 .11 - . . : I . . I .� .� I.. . P � I � 'I . . - e - I - 14, 11 ... . . i - . � . P I I � 1�, ; i ;;; � � � . I % , q . � I '! I � , .. . -, , I . , k " - k I � it r * i ;- , I - - - - I i - . 4 - : .. � . , I i ,� - N , . - - - I L I ;1 I ' I � t� , � 4 - - - 1 .- - - , '! , , , I, !�- , - � I � I � � A Z � 11� I I �, - �, � �, � � ; �j�� - � � � , � ,� , . Z - 1 -, � - I � 7 I I - � - - � . I 1 r � . , - - - - I �� , i" I . ;; . - 7 I � I � . - . , , - � . % � , - �,_� - 7 i t- � I . ; st- �]. , ; C - � , : � .- . - � I ; t 1 .. .- , I I � j I I __ — I VETEMNARY i � . I I i . . . k , 1, 1�` I _ 1� - - � '4 � � ,� i :4. A I � � " � . 10 .. 4- t �11 , r . I' I 7 1%r I— 1,41 -,,,� � I - , � �� I . I - V i � � ON ! I GRIEVE, V. S., honor graduate of Ontario 1 . s F jo ;. 4 I I - T. � � � � �,, �: t Veterinary College. All diseases of Dow some � � � �� - :141, __ _�:, 4 ii rl� : I _. a treated. Calls imptly attended be and r VatcyTtioaryDentstrysapeolaltY. j obaritamodamto. � ;, � � �, � r r r, 'i :- UM04 an d residence on Goderiob street, one door, : - � - , - � � �, i F- East , 31 Dr. Soott ,a ot-oo, Seaforth. 1112-W I r , � � I -k . 4_1 - — — - LEGAL . .; .. - . . � _f . , x - a . � 4 .; I �� Z � I r.1; � � �1� , I �,� __ � r 11 � . I I I ,� L I , �, � I . . ,�, '' __ JAMES L. KILLORAND -1i �� i � .. � � .m I � I � Barnoter, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Not).ry I f I I . i . I., I Public. Money to loan . Office ever Pickard's Store I I :_ � ,.T ; ; I , I � 11 I Mau Streek, Seatorth. - 1528 . � .- 11 f I I I ; 1 , I _ I , � , , � i * - - :� � i � - M. BEST, Barrister,, Solicitor, Conveyancer. �. , i__ � � ; 11 � , �_ . � � jo .- . t � � I i � � �' I Notary Public. offices up stairs, over C. W. bookstore, Main Street, geaforth, Ontario. I I a , - I � I:' , 1 - i 1 I a 1627 , j - , , - - 1: i � i* - , - - — -_ , , . I � � i I r , I � . - 1 . - k , , li - i i - - - � ENRY I BE&TT 1E, Barrister, Solicitor, &o.' .4-1 T t j - 1 � � � i � 4, I . . B Money to, lor. n. Office_osdy�s Block, Sea, - � � . . � � :_ �_ � i . � � . - I , . �T � .,. , I 1. 1679-U - — � I I -1 � _ . - r � . 41 - : i �, � . GCor. ARROW & GARROW, Barristers, Solicitors &c. at. Square, Goderich, bno. , �41 �_ I I . - � I , V I I ,� � ffami!ton and J., T. G,kRROVF, Q .0. , . � I . � -1 I I_- s - 141 6 elIA"= GARRow, L. L. B. � i -I - �. -�'_ , . . , 0. CAMZXON, fOfm*O Of 0sm6f0a, Holt h �, � - i � . - 11 '4 - - � - : . , 4 � X i Cameron, Barrister aid Solloibol. "*rich, . ; � I . �e , 7, I � oulmAo. . �v - Offlea.-Hamilton street, opposite Colborno I. - : � � � ,� - P - .� ROM. - . . . 1 1652 � ': � �] . � ,R , J, , - � 4 J� . � , � I ,� , ,�, _.. 'I 4 . , �� 8. HATS, jarlWal. goileltoy, 0onvoyancer and � 1. . it, I�' & _j_j_ Notary Public. Solicitor toy we I 1, I ; I I "; " . .1, am � . � r �, . . omco--owdj)o'sblook.UguliMI61ftfO * I 1. -� I - lor I _� 1. 11 I . i.. � . � .: im sy to loan. . . I �� 0 - i � Al. - � I -, � � X. BZhT, BArrW41, 501101b0f, NOW, 60- � 7 , f. I � . , , 1 � �� I - ofiles. -Roma. five doors northOtOMMOrck, . ! , - ; - I � , - , - � 'I C4 11, ground door, next door to 0. L. Papal I , . ,4 . � I ,; � . . � �� #we � .. I " . th. Goderich sy store, Man eireet, Soator ins.' I T�. i ! 11 an a -C &moron, Holl and - Cameron. c , I , I . - � I i . i I ()OTT I I- - i � S & NeRENZIE, Barriote* Fw" Cloltorletq. . at, wo; at Sayflold. Clinton . � i - � � I : I ��! ; .� . � � -) 4 I r . - blo(k, Clinton and Is"o street. Bayfield Offloo, open every . � ;;qli �z 1:e� - Tht roday, Main street. first door weft' Of Post Office - � I . �. .r_; , . I i I , moi - . toy to loan. Jame* Scott h IL H. McKenzie. � �; - �1� - . I ": � 1598. - !__ I r I - j . I A"J0919BOX . : �� I - . . U . jt0jj & HOLKAB, Banbkn. 80- Hoiton to ownwry, ho..0"aridt, Oat K. 0. � . .i I I _. C"Mou, . i q i I q. &. Pumn, Bow, Donst 1101am �c . : - . _. � 4-I F ,_ ltoljl:Z8lM-D,Nu000ftOf to ths lAtO Am Of ,� I - . , � I �� I � .1 F1 Moo&ughavy & Bolmastiod, Barrister, Solicitor � . . �, I . ON . I � . voyancor, And '. Not"y 201101101 forwoo", Bank of Conarn broo.- Money to land. rum � ,�� adis � - I 1. I I for a Asia. 01110* In Boo iVe Block. Main Street I " , goal . . . ii, Orth. — - ; � I I . :: . . . - I . — I �. DENTISTRY. . J � * __ � il - i W. TW9DDIX Brunols, Dm*t, glemody -of I I I I - I . . F Sgs,forthj Gauste of R. 0. ID.. .. TerontOr I I 11 I Post %raduate e*um In ero*n 964 ~ w0k At I x I Haskill,s .. School, obtsage. 00ce ever A. IL 1. . I I ; � San I z . ., Aws store, Erulsols. 1Wtf , � -_ . I i I � YL IN, D#ntal -Surgeon; Crown and Beidge 9. B DK'� r; - � : . I I """ 4 all kinds of Dental Work performed Work ant "" �: � # __ - wi cars. oj%ce over Johasen's hardwato slore. i . � I - � �s - sea �_; . � orw Ontario. 160 c 'a ir' � I - 4 , : - _� -; � : � : I L — - R. F. A. SELLERY; Dentist, graduate of the It r .-. � , I � 0ollege of Dental T , also a Col, ,,.,a r " I a f 700ce Toronto I I is, �) Z bo OrRoyal .ra tal, � na; or graduate of Departmal , I : ,� � ; � Uo . versity. Ofrice In the Potty block, Rensall. . - . 1� . W1. , j : I violt Zurich every Monday. oommonsing . Von. � � 1-4 daj, 1 ,41 1 . - . � Juno 181s. - - 1687 - �. - i k , r_,� . . " , - Ir,1. ; i � . I- R. ROSS, Dentist (successor to . F. W. Royal Collage Dental I JU Twaddle), graduate of of I - I � k Bur I a ons of Ontario; Orst clan honor gradusto of 1�1 To uto UnLyerai:y ; crown and bridge work, also 1� � , gol work in all itd forms. All the moot modern � .- me ',td Oda for painless filling and painless extraAlon of ' ! - - a tee ' . rmed, 3ffioe : . Ali -0, tions carefully perfo � � � Tw We olr=nd, over Dill's grocery, Seaforth. - . . I � 1640 I I H I I . , - - at I -i V 0 � � ; I P - i . I ; : r . . ; .. �� I � .1 , � I . � = d �� P I t t . . � a . I .- �� _Al r7w-- i� ii! 7 � � I � All . a a a ( 9 6 i I I I I I - __ . - MEDICAL. � - - Dr. John McGinnis, on. Graduate London Western University, memb Ontario College of Physicians And Burgeoi ffi 3a and Residence --Formerly occupied by Mr. W to Lard, Victoria Street, xiaxt to the Catholic Ohur Ir Night calls Attended promptly. 14"X12 - , .� W. HOTHAM, M. D., C.,� M., Honor Qrsdua ' * and Fellow of TriDity Medical College, G uAte of Trinity University, Member of College h+sielan� and Surgeous j of Ontario, Constance, 0 . aio. Office formurly ocQ,upled byDr.Cooper. 1 . — , - � ; I R ARMSTRONG, M. B., Toronto, M. D. 0. I . 'ilotoria, m. C. P. S., Ontario, suooesoor tc I ill it, offiae lately occupied by Dr. RUotk Brw . sl .Ontario . - -_ llw of the Roj � College of Ph "no and Surgoons, Kingelooc asor to Dr. VaOdd. Offici lately ocoupf � Dr, Mackid, Mat- street Seaforkh. Redden 0 arner of Victoria Square In house lately OOOW L, X. Dancey. . 1121 . � I — I . . DR. F. J., BUR ROWS, st � resident Physiolan and Burgeon, Toronto Go ra. Hospital. Honor graduate Trinity Univerd isi obey of the College of Physicians and Surgoo I Ontario. Coroner for the County of Huro fte and Residence-Goderiob Street, East of I ,ei hodist Church. Telephone 46. . I is I DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, od arlob street, opposite Methodist ohuroh,Seafo � I G. SCOTT, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, & member Ontario Collage of Phy1doiano sj Surgeons. Coroner for County of Huron. I . 1. MAcKAY, . honor graduate Trinity Univerel gold medalist Trinity Meffleal College. Morn College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. . � . 148B - . - - — I ilang hter Salo � I . #**###*##*" a 'hina, Crockery and Glassw'-are, and E kinds of groceriet and provisions the Seaforth Tea Store, ; A 15 d Pale before stock -taking right do at who,16s%le prices. . I will quote . few of tfie maiThartioles that Will i slaughtered. is sale is a cash as at 'these prices- ' Twbnty-one lb bestgranulated sugar for $1.00, lbs. coffee augar for $1.00, 255 lba. ra sugar for $1.00, 30c Japan tea at 20 . _25c Japan tea at 18c, 20o Japan t, at 14c, 20c green. 't,ea at 13c. A kinds of 5c Boap for 4c, rice 4e a I tapioca 41c a lb, figs 4(,- a -.Ib, sulph 3o a lb, Glaber Palts 3c a lb, Epao, BaIt8 3c a lb. Canned goods,—tom toes 7C a cum, peas -,c, corn 8c, at - Mon 10P, a Can, mackerel 10 a a on kippered herrin,g '-,(a, a can, onions I - a,peek, French mustard So a bottl evaporated peaches 112c a lb, date8 a lb, corn, starch 6c a box, baki soda 3c a lb, starch 5o a lb, hops 12 a lb, beat Ron $1.99 per 100 lb maple syrup � 09 a'gallon, broo 20C eacb,cream sodas 3 lb box for 22 I lb box for So, .;�rno_ksed shoulders . a 1b, ham '12c a lb, breakfast bac . 11c a lb, Iong Clear b"on 8c a I 0 eggs 14c a do. n. Dinner Beta a sellin,g at -�08, I tell GOW at cost, ses gular price 5k2,6 now 81.i-1 All, kind6 of china, oroc -ery and ,:Ia,svrE ro at coat, everythii right d6xvn in prieg for 15 days. Cordial invitati -a to all to call secure some of ho'good bargains. Vanted, good Lutter or which 5�Oo a pour will be paid. � � I . N C, A T T T .& 0 11 I I I SEAFORM. I - q eKfflop Directory -for 1900, JA ES LOCKH ART, Reeve. Sealorth P. 0. A X. OLRDLNER, Councillor, Leadbury P. 0j JO 0 GRIEI'E, Coun-cillor, Winthrop P. 0 JA ES O'LAUGELIN, Councillor. Beechwood P. 0 , AR HIBALD McGREGOR, Councillor, Seaforth P,() j I I 10 Winthrop P. 0 1 DAI M. ROSS, Treasurer. Winthrop P. 0 - WfI LIAM EVENS, Asposser, B"Ghwood P. O. I CHARLES DODDS, Colle,vtor, Seaforth P. 0. i HICIARD POLLARD, Sanitary Inapecter, Lead-. )ury P. 0. er a. In. h be ra. of n. 60 .1 Jr. &I 11. ad 00 n. . no D. he ) ih d d ty. �01 11 9 E 11 at By M . a be le A. 23 w C, a 11 b. er M a- I - n, So e, 6c ng C a, us C, JC on b, re 10 0, k. 9 A d 4 I MONEY TO LOAN, Monty to loan at 41 and 5 per cent, per &nnum, Any amount on f1rat-olass farm land security. Ap- P1Y io R S. HAYS, Dominica Bank Building, 861A. !oral. 607 I �71 . i t 'j. � . , I � i . . i i � . I I ! � I t E - I � .: I . $ - o I I I � I . . . I . I . f . ; 11 r . 1: I � . I I I I I -1 , I . . . � � - I ,1 I I I . ,� . . THE HURON. EXPOSITOR . �� - ---7—* 1 I � . " DANGEROUS 1" , I I TAKING TIM13 CITAD13L. the occasion. , Non looked Iowa at her own the p ; - � In war when a town is , snowy draperies and her Ang, aloas-fittio$ bhe I ; ves,_ with their dainty- lace edging, and there . t (11Y THE AUTHOR OF 0 CALEB ASTON'S DAtTGH- I � taken by storm there Is 910 � I mentally - hugged herself. Several of the any v . t . TER�," ETC.) � I � no use in merely captur- � . I , the outworks or lower girls opened their eyes viidely, some evoia tion t . . 11 I but a men!, one and ling 11 If it goes on raining until six o'clock," I 9 sniffed disparagingly ;- but . I fortifications: As long as , said Nan Gifford, decisively, as iihe flattens � � allp a . . I -the enemy holds . _ppoibred smitten- hi h was A course, cried her nose against the cold window -pane, " I - I just as Kan thought i w Id ;;41 It was quiet I � the highest 0 ! I shall simply go mad." I %%same well known seen ; there was the other ! �) �: strong�hoia the ti 2 , � . :,Why six o'clock?" inquired Kitty. . � town is not con- ' 816 le vouplem dancing to t le same music- Hi . being ; the -same dull colored walls and melancholy $61 1 Why not?" retorted Nan ; and, it quered. impossible to answer that, question, there � I decorations. Everything was the name, 60 Mr ' ' Monte ; then the t . In warring , --a man's figure broth was silence for. el few mo, i against disease with only one, addition umbling began a &in. "It. rained all' there 6 no use in leaning against the wall a f w paces off. . him, v Tuesday and all Nvednesday. This morn- - . � simply overcomin the Nan felt his presence 10 on as the'door well ing "-in a tone -of cutting saroaam-" w" 1 &,ere opened before them -felt ather than saw Th t , minor symptoms. fine ; and it has poured ati the afternoon I" . � -plenty of mere stimu- his gaze, as he turned tow do them on their oorat : 11 Well," replied Kitty',j oheerfull I why I art. entrance -felt it linger an he kept her eyes : lating pre axations largely I, _ don't you do something to fill up 186time? I � .. turned obstinately in the posite direction, ow coinposed of ale h6l, wTitch ve a false !it! � � What in the use. of standing at the wind and , tem rary e hilaration olloWed by and knew exactly the molut when it was . I and grumbling all day long? Take your relapse, guot Dr. : 'ierce's Golden- Medical withdrawn and she might mfely allow her. ornat work. Look at me -I don't complain." , self an eager glimpse. in Lo , I hate. philosophical people who make Discovery is a trio and radical remedy.. Tall-tromendously- tall -he' mu t be, inoid , I it contains no alcohol. It does not ine- the best of everything," said Nan ; and, . Nan told herself, noting tbegraosful gure ; and a with a smile and a shrug of bar shoulders, briate or create a craving for intoxicating not � handsome -no; - Jack had exar rated in th t I 'the older Miss Gifford went on with her stimulants. It does more than overcome I th e -she could not call him hen some. was, . . the outer symptoms of ,disease. It.. at- . " I sewing. ,-, � Aft r all, it was a face thl t was somn,thing aides . I -th I;Acj,�� it in its highest stronghold and . It I I Kitty was a pleasant lookin Cir, wi I . � bet r than handsome; it i ,as kindly, ever, away honest brown eyes; all that could routs 'it., absolutely and completely from . I of aid nobl: o tline. odnf - wit 'clear -out features I 0 Nan was a graceful figure, outlined Ai t the �, . citadel of lif*. No honest Nalt . once more thanked Providence for Ding eny the background of the curtains, thro, gh deal - nll 'advise you to accept a substi ; causing her white dress to be sentl home in unco . � ; which the fast whIning light showed - oo . , tute'for ,.'Golden Medical Discovery' I time. � of th joinjaily glimpses of a white throat, and a that-lh6 may make a little larger profit. Nellie, having ' no such ij I pteresting his o little head covered with rough fair hair 4 1 x �feel it my duty to write and tell you who& thoughts; was beginning ;O, wax i patient. is] , pressed against the cold pane. Dr. Pierce's medicines hav" dons for m*-" asys The seductive strains of ti a welt and the tions The little garden sloping down to the jKj" �gtnma i,ee, of williford, Sharp Co., Ark., e - stan is Og friendly communication to Dr. R. V. Pierce Bight of the dancing t�g th Dr was too tempt wooden gate, with its few early flowers bat. Buffalo,my. iwassuiferingoeve ana ing.tobe andu ) red quietly ; no she I clutched are a tered'and disfigured by the rain, looked a tried �,everal doctors' remedies but receivonly her companion . I sum I picture of 'desolation ; the wide* road lead. "U, Mule relief. I bad bronchitis, catarrh, 11 I I want to danoo !" a cried as ly. so d Also womb disease. I took eight bottles of , -qer ing down the hill was bare, save for one Vlel,' I �y and of See -they are all danci Pierce's Golden Medical Discover ; why oan t we aotte black figur slowly toiling under the -shelter 'pavorite Pretcription-1 As "on as I hat taken begin? I don't nt to 8 ud here." &no . w 9 I of a large umbralla-VI its stoop "cent. The the first bottle I could a" that the suediclue 7�_ � was helpinf rne. x aiae used the local treatment .. 0h, -no I Of pourXe on shall dance, ton. ;( smoke from the SMS1 town -in the hollow 4 whiorreC]u'an, oothinvly, feeling out o IrDu sugges ed. Nellie," 6, i 'I f i the distance could be her obeeks g ow , Ith th conviction that shou .rose up hawyl y ; ar. 11 My sister says your medicine did h*r it ; seen the spire of arch. Ali was quite mor�.good than anything she he and -pea i l whistle was gown in bed and could not walk until Nellie's loud tone had agoin attracted the prot the ever took. 8 , I after! she had taken your medicine, and now strange's attention. " Thoy have only just don' broker the stillness ag 7 train rushed through A goes where 'she pleafts and helps to do begun this waltz, you k4ow, and thi y all to a *Ork.11 of the wide fields that �:rdored the"town and kheer f have partners ; but the, ne t tims�" disappeared gradually round the side of the Lv'�ery saffering max or woman should I I I don't want to wait I' protested Nel- mas hill,, passing on its way to a large red build. write- for a free. copy of Dr. Pierce's great li ously. 11 We such a pretty waltz, ques . . a ing which was too formal and too spacious thousand -page illustrated Common Senn I a= like to dance this one." you to be a private residence, and, with its Medical Adviser. It will be sent paper- 11 I Will you dance it wit me then V1 said toga , 66 . straight row of windows, its black doers boupd, for the bare cost of customs and a deep. kindly voice on denly; andt Nan and high� encircling walls, had a decidedly MAilitt, 31 one -cent stamin; or in heavy, started violently " she t a hand placed thou . ri ld and prison -like appearance. . handsome cloth-binding'for p stamps. gently upon bar arm. , 11 f I in you rtay hate I alw Sus far had Nan's gaze wandered when I - quiebly." continued the g,r ve voice, " while to gi she broke: out again, with a now tons of go . Monday in, an you -know, the night for our I take a few turns with y ur friend ? I will sbarpness in bar votes- regular ,entertainment, but I have permis- come back for you." � - � You . . 11 If there in one thinst in the world I de. sion to have it to -night instead, am I think ib I Non ' pad, and raised her eyes, but test it is selfishness! What is the use of g" * having a cousin if ypii � are ashamed of him? will do on all good, patients Included. This countered such a sorrowfui and pitying go" raisi He bid" indoors "i if he were deformed or wftther�io awfully depressing.' , that her eyelids dropped instantly, and abe Nan wl�' Oh, I Kitty, isn'b it a meroy that my shrank back into a corner with madden and Sh something t I believe he is "' i to dtoas has come. home?" . overpowering ambar"mout. tious 11 What on earth is the girl .talking Kittyllooked up severely. Dr. Wallace, passing torough the room a limitabout?" asked Kitty, looking up blankly ; " Now� Nan, you don't mean to tall me few minutes later, stepped abruptly at the the then, as though she had received a sudden I 64 ' -1 Oh, I know-Jaok'a cousin I that you are going to wear ,your best now eight of her clouded face'p ? L invpiration�' . dress� at an asylum dance, when your nice � Go Rollo, Nan -*have u Anything gone But So you are offended. because they have not dark 'silk is As good "----" - wrong ?11 I . . - repli called yet, That's what's the matter I You it Dark silk, )) echoed Nan, wibh a scorn� I 0 0-h I" Nan gave a 10 g gasp, and then aide surely don't expect them to come wading iip, ful-t4ss of her head, " for the great London raised her face with m; stidt smile. - � I I Oh, was the bill in weather like this?" . cousin who will look down on us as a set of Jadk, what do you thinkI I believe your o112t4 I 11 I hate mollyooddles !" . country bumpkins !' Kitty, you know every cousin imagines that I am one of the pat- listo ' I Hate ' ! You mean detest ! I *oudor . I in the room will wear a dar - k silk. ients-I'm sure he does I iiia just kno what you don't -detest this afternoon,1 Non ? g1ri Do come I away from the. window, and be- Emma Leigh will have blue bows, and now-Neliia and I were Oanding here -and cheo ' . have like a reasonable mortal, if you cam. Nellio will have fiehu, and the Roses will 'he overheard her. saying she wanted to aiml , You'll 'catch cold -and thab won't mend li�ve iflowere pin - ued on their left shoulders, dance, and offered to givo us both a turn I who . I )i and Amy will have her pearl beads, and He took hold of my arm and spoke " if I a go matters. i - they'll all have dark silks ; but I won't. were two years old, and he looked--ob, you beg Nan ed back her head, stretched heir I � � to Now"1hen !" . should have seen how mel4neholy he looked I have I arms, ant,". turning round, walked slowly , 'Oh, ve�y well," answered 'Kitty, re- I'm certain that he thinkal I'm mad !" . told , ' ' into the firelight; and Kitty, who looked sigue,dly `1 bave your own way ! You Jack give vent to his fj,eliDg5 in a loud ques comely and attrae'tive enough but a moment I . before, suddenly changed to a In oat common . look Yery nice, no doubt; but how will you .roar of laughter. I they . fell if ou are asked ito the Darrells' or Erl- 11 What a magnificent j6ke! I say, Nan, star � place and, prosaic personage in the presence court ?ater on, and �our dress is Boiled ?" keep it up; it will be sich a bit of fun. 66 I of this young pripcess with broad lowbrows, "What's the use of wondering?" said I'llpasathe wordar6und� so that nobody ing deepeate�es,and bewitching dimple chin Nan,'laughing. "We maynot be asked, shallopoilitby saying a . nything-shall IV with Nan's complexion was beautifully clear.and orwemaynot be able togo,orI mayhave Jack's eagerness was infectious, and Nan of t hit' ith scarcely any color in the soft It's agreed upon the spur of the moment. It gres, wn' corners of the sweet mouth another dress by then -who knows ? . � cheeie's 7he of na use bothering about the future -You really would be great fun. very . dropped pathetically, and there was a wist. never know what is going to happen." 11 Yea, do; but don't introduce him to hav'e ful look in her eyes and a little ucker* just � * . * - * , * Kitty remember---ahe would be sure to let Af above the dark level brows whiog seamed to 0 betray thle existence of some secret care. -Th ,e directors of the Besford asylum ap- out the truth. Mind you tell them all not are " Drip, � drip, drip ! The rain pattered proved of the introduction of a judicious to sitare at me and make me laugh." Mr. I course of amusement in the treatment of The next moment, wabohing Nellie and mire drearly against the window, the clock tioked __ � � away monotonously, Kitty's needle sped their patients, and to this fact the inhabit. her partner, she regretted what she had once through ,her work, and Nan sank down ants of the sleepy little country town owed done. How perfectly he waltzed, and ho* com. upon the . hearthrug and nursed her knees half at least, of- the small share of- gaiety distingushed he looked -among all the othe� have , in silence. Suddenly the sound of a bell' which fell to their lot; and the fortnightly . men ! Sidney Gardner, generally considered who I . dances and concerts at the asylum, under in Besford me the type of nia,nly slogan it - rang -through the house, the front door was the eu rintendence of the young and pop- and beauty, was close &,, hand, and Na Gral opened, and an unstamped letter is handed � i in. ' I I ular Wr. Wallace, familiarily known as shuddered as she regarde him. How d1l, smil I I It's from Jack ! I know it is !" cried "Jack," were always largely attended and gracefully ,his coa,b fitted I How long and was Nan, wildlv, springin to her feet, " Oh fully appreciated. On this particular occas. untidy his 1air hal, 16rown .1 Could it be pos- pres 9 - ion the -thought of. meeting the doctor's sible that his shoulders bad always :lope '99 Kitty, quiok-let me read it ! I'm sure it'; 4 0 something nice !" - I cousin from London,'the handsome barrister so muoh &a that? Poor $id 1-h little rvel of whom so much had been heard, intensi- knew how every Oment was"Tea'aening his head � 11 I My , dear girls '-there you see -it's fied'the usual feeling of 'joyous expectation, already slender chance, w he longed ardent- ,is for -me as well as you I-, It has been so and more than one heart beat high -with ex- the conclusion of the waltz, which A] abominably wet that we have been prevent- citement. No one wenu to the same length = give him an opportunity of approuoh- Thor ed ff orn calling onyou, or indeed doing any- of folly as Nan Gifford -for new ball dresses" ing his divinity, thing at 4. Philip is pretty well bored to ' - 'ion' death -4 already, and declares, it I don't do were,by no means plentiful in Beatord, and A few minutes later sh el� a float- smil . I her" we' aomet�ing to amuse him ., to -night, that he were.trestod in consequence with much re- ing round the room to t a strains of en-, $6 p . t,-; but the dark silks were decorated to tranoing-music, meeting n every side mer- &war will have to be put in' the'dangerous ward a " . 46 to -morrow ; so I am just sending the porter .a mdch greater extent than usual, some &I. ry glances of comprehenbi n and encourage. round the bill with a few% invitations to an together new and striking effects were pro- ment from the passin f couples. at al informal "hop" this evening, Oh. Kitty ! duced with the old materials, and each I I It's of no use ; I in in for it now," she feebl 'Half -past seven -be sure you are punctual I young lady was proudly conscious of having told herself dejectedly. 11 Never mind -I knov I . done the, very best for appearance that cir- can be quite rational at first ; many of them is . k-1 � . I . - ournstances allow, d-. I are. I don't suppose Nel ie said anything trick I I � , The great clock of the asylum was strik. at all extraordinary." this -(. . " 9 I � . in the last stroke of eight,,when the two Presently they paused, a nd the grave voice self Missee Gifford stepped into the bare en. spoke again. � . over� �_ H' L my trance hall and were met by the young doe- " You are very fond of dancing, I think ?. that , - t tor. , It isn't often one meets sup a goo partner. fOolif I 4S Here you are at last !" he cried cheer- -Do, you have many balls i er-many balls ing & I V. I � - .. 1. t . � A persis- ; ily, giv�ng a amiling welcome to each sister here ?" . li, I'm I I I I tent cough is 'Kitty, raidant and comfortable in her -11 Oh, yes, we have a dance, or some kind dare 4. " . at f i r s t a black milk; Nan lovely and wistful in cloudy of entertainment every fo�.tnight! We Hke whol �j � '. -7, 1 white. "So glad you came! My word "- it very much. It is something to look for- An e I W W . friend, for" it MW . looking with upraised eyebrows towards ward to, you know ; for t1his is a very dull only � , � 1�v I . � gives warn- the younger sister -"you have them on place. " i stan, I/ .. P ing of the ap- this time, Nan. It is splendid. You are " That's all perfectly true, at any rat6," agaim 10 t � proach of 2 fit to be preseute I d-bouqueb and all I she said to herself triumphantly, raising her Na I II&I Wherever did you get your flov6r ?" eyes to his face for the first time since he �� I ... - dadly ene- " Mother had them sent to her this had spoken. ' I once 11 - � sure� -1: / � my. Heed morning. Wasn't it fortunate ? But thes10 Once more she saw the orrowf expres- doll . the warning are nob 'for myself," Nan explained ; "I siom Nantarnedherhe aside dfanned swat . 11 before if is brought them for poor NeVie. She loves herself u1seasily. Jack W Race w smiling tears too hate, be- flowers so much ; and I thought—" broaily at the other e of a room. I . , , Doebor Wallace's ,face lighted up with a Stupid thing! What wa thereito laugh '46 r I fore Y -o u r smile. _� . at? It required all her r�solutio 1 i �. 1. $k . 4 to sum- turnt 11 I — I u n g s be- "Bravo ! How good you are, Nan ! Just nion up composure to answer the �ext.ques- the J -. c o m e in- the very thing. Xellie is In one of her tion Calmly. , i sun, / I moods to -day,, and we couldn't persuade " Are you tond of -do you read at all !- day ; � fl a m e d, � b te.�- her to come into the room. Now, if you this with considerable hes�ltatiou. " It is 20 dioot . . I . I o r e t h e will just wait for a minute, I'll take Kitty difficult to know what to t'ilk'about. Poor ill I d octor S ays, "Constimp- in, and we'll go round together, and see if thing I" Mr. Winstanle was saying to in pe 0- i 11 " you manage her. I believe she will come for himself. . ti 4 . When. the danger t we ta you I and I should be relieved, for it might " Oh, yes, I read a gre b deal ! I Of t, -n make Ill signal first -appears, help prevent anything worse if we could rouse read &loud to the -the oth rs, We are very is I i nature with � 1�;1.1-..'r herupabiDjustnow. TheBedull ' turns are much interested omy at present. was - I 1 4) always the beginning of a bad time. 71' . Oh, do you'know, I bear such an extra. gs 8 ". Oh, do leb me try ! I could ordinary thing the other lay about Mars- turne persuade her !" cried Nan, eagerly, with a -_ � � if I o I . conviction which was by no means un- , woul I founded. . N for a � I :. .The patient who was the subject of con. Do , I versation was a girl of about Nan's own age, feelin AF& I Aff& I _.. a sweet faced, interesting looking creature, tical M my NJ W who bad only lately been put under doctor not p � V Wallace's care. Nellie had taken a great M1 a 00�s .. . an he W %41W tanoy to the beautiful young lady, who I : Of ta Doa't delay until ' came in once ,or r,wico am eek to 'read to . ! of Dodd's Kilney Pills are ball v . -your several of the quieter patients, and, who I legion. The box is imitate4, , his In lungs are sore and your I I -always brought a gleam f unshine into the outside coating n shape of this t the fl. . I a exeit cold settled down deep their , monotonous lives. Tr�ty pictures, Pills re imitated and I' 'I I Y a the namm-Dodal's 0, I in � our chest. Kill the now work, flowers -everything that she en � emy before th(,� deadl� could lay hands on -Nan would take with Kidney Pills is imitated. ImItations are It,s f, . her and display to the admiring eyes of the dangerous. The original is safe. Dodd's inost bl low kills you. `-Cure the poor creatures, who fie6r6ed so peacefu . 1,mits, I � I Kidney Pills have EL reputation, _ how,,( I your cough today. and harmless that it was sometimes difficplt tors bave none or they wouldn't imitate.11 Mont One dosebrings relief. , for an outsider to believe in the necessity for place A few doses imake the restraint. Poor Nellie's qoiet moods were, So they trade oa the reputation of Dodd's go ms ' � however, often followed by periods of viot. Kidney Pills. Do not be deccived. There ever i cure complete. I � . . 46T ence ; and more than once before the doctor is only one DODUS. Dodd's i6 the In Three slzcs: 25c. for an ordinary cold ; had been obliged to ask for Nan's :help to ta 50c. for I he harder colds; $1.00 Ike most original. Dodd's is the ihme to be care- cconomksl for older cases. avert the threatening dange. Oa this even- t sulkil . . . . . - - . iDg her influence was more than ordinarily ful about' " C "I conAider vour Cherry Pectoral successful, for a very few minutes after 32 the IM'st retnudy for colds ,and . i here - coughs an(i an itiroat affections. Kitty, had entered the ball room, and as she ' unme I llftve used it for 30 years and it .was Hosting round to the strains of the on certainly beat -z ti,eir, all.- latest waltz, she saw the door by which the not h D.11"I.t.'Nimer, D -0—a -[Ys Dec. 20,1893, , Union, N. Y. patients came and went open "lowly, and I . -1 - . a act - her sister enter with Nellie, fl I . W0116 the Doctor. I smilin-, with a bouquet of flowers'in her .1. i 11 ey If you have any collitflaint what4v,er � � - I I d c and detilre the best ru-dic.l .d,ice you hand. - � .. . KID EV I acter' can Fo.ssibly r&celve. write the doctor Nan looked around eagerlyi Yes ; she I . free T Yovi will receive a promyt re- I � I I want ply, 'without cost. Address hadbeenquite right. Dark silks wereon . I is IV , DR. J. C. AYER, Lowell, 31ass. every side ; daffodils, beads and fiobno in., . . ejaoul 1. plenty, mittens universal. No; Amy Riv- . � P'LL$ reply, I A , a , _A�7 ,&_v ,.&�, _,A�v _A� - ers had indulged in a pair of tan"gloves for ! 99 - - 11 - � I . � I I' I I . . - I . . I . I ; .: , . . .. i I . � . I f, . - I I I a i . . . � . . I � I . . 1 � . I . � I I . . t � 1. .� - � I I - . � " I I , T .. MARCH 169 1900- i 4M MAI � lanot Mars! 'TheysaithO some of i - � � I *1 � ' 1 1 VN_� . i � � I , great utronomerAr kav's seen, hights � * I 1! - I . - I - - 'L _. 1 J6 lately which catet too "oogntod for ii I , I Ay, so they have come to thej conslu- Destiny Changed, - � �. , hat the people thdre most I b4 sigsal. . ( , 1 %6.,F � a as I Doesn't it seem extraordinary V . 4( 1 �. � I Nan excitedly ; and Mr. Winstanter . The Slate� Shoe" is C10SC1Y WatChed dur- I . Special Al ly ignored the subjeeb by started an- �_ . " . ing the proce�s of manufacture. 1 -:,very shoe - I - � Ito llorseshi . I I � undergoes a �areful examination after leav- - - General J � : a companion felt aggrieved. . I ing the hatI4 of each operator. - - 1. � 6 thinks I'm raving ; but , Ftn nob." I � . . . Evers "-&load-" declared :that his I The slighto'st flaw in the leather or work- I "erich ab, or -in-law said that his -cousin, -who told * I �- manship—a stitch missed—a slip of the knife, - know one of the astromomets quite I � - I I � ; only discemitle to an expert Condemns the . � I � -so it must -be true F � � - 4 I I ism a discussion about the Chris�mas de- 1.11. shoe that statted toward the " Slater I I goal I l I I Gi W�,% ' . - � �. . - - ions, still remaining on the w,4114, was to the ,ording ry, I - , I, � 4 3 taken each feelin .t dvan. � nameless, unwarranted army�of footm ar - I I a safe sin simple topic., Mr. Win- . I described his exporieno" iii church sold to whoever will buy them. I � � . I t entation, and the latest norel effects The "Slater Shoe" is inadein twt Ive . 11 I � - 11_� adon; Nan had sevexal amusing little sliapes, all leathers, colors, widths, s. zes � . eats of a similar ohakaoter U, narrate, - - I .1 I I )_ ,1'4 he displayed much brightness and grace and styl s. Every pair Goody -ear W �jt- . &W a relation of the same. After thb there ed , name and price stamped on 'the so i,es. - 1� . � (":914 1 . .� � . a decided feeling of easiness on both � , --4he look of sadness began' to fads $3.60 AND $6.00. . i 1� 1. 11 � - __ . 4 Oom the one face, the signs of servov,d . i ca I %. ision from the other. Nan was begin- R. WILLIS9 SOLE LOCAL A ENT FOR SEAFORTH. . :, . � . - " a, to forgeb- her role, her oo anion to be i . �. 11 ========== I . . nsoious of everything at t e a 1 - h A depresses me, and I ; 64 .�, i - 1P Oh, Miss Gifford, Miss Gifford, wbatim I i I e tender little face thab an rmlintgo ant of this;'the plar I L I Z L L i I wn. i shall do no good, rm afraid. You ,have 4uthorityl Imightwell be suspicious. I � i L: 14524 1 _: don't think I admire Cimris tmas Id M. been awful kind and hospitable, and I'm 4mafmidyou are as, easily imposed Upon . � L . 4 sorry to leave you so soon ; but I think a -a m self I" , � very much; in the best �� of ci�eoum- truly - � - _� M,pp she declared ; 11 the winter groans I had better pack up my traps and be off 1. I should neverhave thought you Were, I �, WHOLEISA*P I I 1� MANTUFAC, o dark and dead ---so differ ant, from the morrow STGUIng - " triad, at any rate," said Nan, with another i nor 6olore---and the wroathit'got to look Jack's exclamation was a mixture .of re- c f her bewitchingly meditative upward � i - BROKERS , � isty and funeral almost at once. Then lief and chagrin. It was excessively annoy. $lanoos. I I I % SHIPPERS, n-wO'O1 texts I They are not a bit lik � ing to lose eight of Phil just when he had I Mr. Winstanley made no reply, but a f - or anything else in thif wierld but � got hold of him after so long a separation ; �udden stirring Of his slow pulses made him )_ All - wool. And the shields and deviossoot- but perhaps, after all, as he had taken- the Oncluded mentally- - T own M .7 I f gilded paper I" She raiso-4 her whit* �hiug so desperately in earnest, it would be it " You would not have been fa -r wrenr if ,--,I . Long Div . I - ! � I Iders and stretQhed out her arms with 'a just as well if he departed without OOMWg - on had, I fear. What irresistible ey-ft r I . . i . I , again into contact with pretty Nan ( . I ; i � ty gesture of depreciation. " No, IT, I wasn't much mistaken ,after all--ihs . , - . :4 The =cor:t it t admire them ; but it would hardly do Phil Winstanley's anger was no light mat. ii most decidedly dangerous !11 ,�, � - tj ter and Jack felt that he had made a most � * E * * 4 . Ask 0i y go. , . I -�� . � ; . . No; t ey belong to the good old Christ. uniortunate mistake this time. Grant was ' 11 Kitty," said the doctor, eautiouel L�.,, custom that it would be heretical to his dismay and consternation when just " ,when they had walked on for a mile ys- __:� tion, I suppose; and, after all, eve the danger seemed successfully averted, a a And , 0 a _half, ,, just give a glance round I 4d, Notic . would not like to do without t AM &I turn in the winding -country road broo ht Casually- � " - .9 will YOU ?-&ad a" how they look. ,Tini6,.s. V : I - - - ther."� them into sudden contict wish two gray- �.! w A up, and I must turn back ; but -upon: my � I n the Si an uttiug robed figares, and Kitty and Nan Gifford .,� - )h, dear, no; it's ,suoh fim L, ord I'm half afraid i They haven't mmcl� � c- A up V' declared Naii naviely. 1 11 We CAMS' to a stand -still directly in front of Z blows, have they? , S - - �g ye halve a merr time -I shouldn't like them- - Kitty looked, and then stood still, . I I va ib up at all.'r : I I Hello! Why, I came this way just on - lsugh� - In the estate g mirrily, 1. The credit;)m I supposio Dr. Wallace is y 3ur assistant? purpose to avoid you I" cried Jack, quite ,6 No indeed ! They are as harmless jx� - �cessed, who die used a man to fasbois tko, thfur's to unable to disguise his annoyance. . I �nsbe, I aware Tou.11 I I - high pillars," said Mr. Winst#mley. 11 And we ea,me this waf just Oa furpone 11 ruary, 19W, are I Then " the other couple appre"hM, � sigmed on behal . ux his head bowards the osiling ; siad to avoid you !"-retorted itty, laug ing. I I nd -da N, of Aini calne book to hierself , With a staro. Nan stood afloat, with drooping head and .ore ;�; a change of partners .for a few. ' 11 duly, YZ riffed. 4 a had been talking (if rob d000ra- lovely flushed cheeks; whilark Mr. Winstan �ivkutoas before parting . Z t3rocaril t.) the a ' I I parti*s kntitledj - � "' Well, Man," was the dootor's .gree _L I all the time, while lie, o' Course, was lay, scoot and apparently taller than ever, 4, . iu& -of whieh they 0 a jw"M 'P lie lwks aurtut in* her experience to the L'Our Wall@, of looked on stanily- ; .L m iab . I such dietributio I - ough. . How dia you work it ? I thought. creditor. 'of who Laylum, Is Well, Phil," said Jack,L with a shruk.of i was going to be a regular stand-up 4ghb, notlee, for any $ 11 01h, yen, Doctor Wallsee b To gful I the shoulders, " you see - your Pity was hen we left." .. - g1vt n purrualit . I....;. At .8cato.- tb this he is by so imeans our onl Is Z Z9. " nhe rather thrown away. Allow me to introdtim � 1 "I Do you know, Jack, you are rather a. _ F. Hui ad carelessly, swinging or fan fri L )m You to *i" Nan Gifford. . It was a little . . 168-:4 � to side with a sennse of te,tion. � It joke of bum last -night ; but . you took it so OiDward V' replied, Nan severely- "I YOW . , not an agreeable 4Xperlea to one ic. confoundedly in earnest that -that—, Oh �kad no right to got me into a somps and -� I tpen run away and leave me to bear tim- mad to_.-� have lit r t uttrances 801ne along, Kitty!" concluded the Doctor consequences. Ipreferyour cousin -he 1`5 - L I - I I nod to ,with the d t: Attention Ito hastily. 11 IAt us leave them to their mu- I ir that her conve �aat was Mont& . �ly tual explanations ; they know'more aboi2t it, not afraid of speaking his mind. at alt, I - I ked and weighed �n't balance as �he than we do 171 L events ; but we are good friends now, an&-. L . I .. a" prattling of 1, ,un and that -too Nan glanced imploringly .after the re- a has promised to come in with you some . I . v . ning, this; week'and have some music." . � n she was particularly- anxious to ma'ke treating figures, and then raised her eyes to " 0-h V' exclaimed Jack blankly. LS 4 1U. i L - L L i I od impression. I' ��,If there in nothing to her companion's impassive face. d sad !" � i -b � Y. I . I " aimed by talking Aeuse, I may an 11 well 11 Please forgive me, Mr. Winstanlo 14 He is going to make rather a long � - r 11 I I some fun out ot talking nonsense, she bo iyou are not much sunoyed." al a,, isn't be?" inquired Nan innocently.. . I I 8F herself resentfully'. 11 I'hey will all be �; netanley frowned; theaudden transition 1. L 41, L , tioning me aboutwhat I have said, and of feeling was too violent to be essil y sooth. told me he was rather unwell, and . I will think me stupid if I have nothing ed, even by the witchery of Nan's eyes, ,9�as staying on indefinitely for his health."' . L tell." 1. 11 I must may I find no particular plemure I " Did he, indeed ?11 the doctor crie(L z I I I It's a remarkably sudden illness. I don7t. I �'Vi'meghtsove a great ninny gentlemen stay- in the discovery. No man, 1 Suppose, would � ) ... i 3ere at � present " she said &loud, fired be delighted to know that he had figured as �� believe, He turned and surveyed - ' - --- ' sudden dater lination at the prospect a dupe and source of general amusement to eliberately the tall, commanding figure Of - * I I I I he thrillicg narration to fo'How-"- a an evening-pairty." I �ie cousin, who was smiling politely in re. - � � ; t many gentlemen -some of them are 11 Oh "-Nan was fairly breatbleEst--11 it Inse to Kitty's commonplace talk, and � I Z ., WVRM ; . I trpowing in remarks or inquiri - es " uccaoion,� i distinguished characters. Perhaps you was only in fun -it was only a joke I`! ' oiRered ; but his A'rnest, 0eep-set eyes w . i * heard that ?" - 69 Nor, I confees, am I able to se� the ' e , em- - it n1al int of the joke. I should have th *andering sadly, irresistibly, and with an � I 01, e�ve Yee, yes--aertam*ly. I believe there Po jouglit � � )1 : 2) I i ' &1hogether -new expression towards the It several celebrities present, turned that you at least, to whom Nature hoel been � " Dear firs �-1 k� vibere the sunlight shone loviDgly upon Nan-, . 4'htnk Itagood Lial Winstanley hastily, with an ,.fde.t., do. 80 bountiful, would have spared thd poor Gifford's beautiful face.' -1 I . �Woov..&Pajwouidj before. TwRlbr�. � to soothe and at the saime tim� to oil- creatures the insult of such an imitatiOn. I "Yes, by Jove, I do'believe him 1" cried . iahis ludoved sut which was infinitely amusing to him cannot imagine even indifference' to their jwk emphatically. " '0 i � 1 "Affection of the - � I panion. "And that remindal me, I sufferings on the part of any onlooker,puch heart nd of a sharp and eerious character - 'Dr, B. J.-n4naB30 I ' not yet had the honor of knowfng with less anything approaching to ridicule.�� Dftr Slra,-EntJ IP � . . tool I give him a month to find himearery' ' � I have the pleasure of This was indeed hard bitting,. and Nan . irxluable Uotse 1k i Doctor Wallace, however, clever as 'he KendauloSpui was a delightful could not but feel, in spite of the �pparent Z=rderltOeh4l . opportuni y. Ted I was, had eventually to acknowledge his , , r.1cw"s0nd=e1)w! - am was just sing with an ioquiring justice of the reproach, that it was in �;reali. Mistake -it needed only three weeks. e ; Jack, on t9"aloulier side of t A room, ty undeserved. Few people had their: sym- .1 1. - Molt it is an AL - I I absorbed in *atching every Booting ex- pathies so strongly enlisted in this Matter I 0 G %vyr%-vTTx. � 7� i 6ffl1jnt,�,Curbx, RIT4 , . I � '"I'Veo no 101'ar, 1 sion on his ,cousin's face; Ki, ty was as herself -very few indeed had given so M Z., NOURISH THE NERVES AND� I" for]EX'Nny ,4X8, V� ling behind her fan. Nan ra sad her muoh time and thought to the means of &I 14 I - - y, deep -not eyes and held her graceful levioting the sufferings of Dr, Wallace's-1 - . V Itur",10 the booU � � CLEANSE THE BLOOD. D.R. 11. J. KENII ; . I -,, � proudly. i Patients. . . _�( - �- I � I am- the Princess of Wales 11 I " I am sorry that I have offended, you, - . I �;�i : I -.� as for the jok6-how flaily a fell ! -but I must oav, since you have set� me . the VVItert This ia Done You Secure- . ,�� Nte � - 1, I ! I N . a was no look of surprise or co�t rno- example of plain speaking, that I thi4 it !Peribet Digestion, Good Ap- -� LOG I no start of dismay, once , ia hardly fair to lay all the blame on, .,me. � I , I more the a I � -, f - I I a,. the pit ful downcast glance. . �d Who began it ?' Who_�snggested W9 'If you petite, Restful Sleep and I L - I I " I -, "' The under#*' I'beg a hougand par(fons; I was n�t think for a moment, you will remember i Full Health. I 11 P - . , f i, bioes ! I) � CA t �Cash P, a 1 that it was you yourself, Mr. Winstatiley ! I — . . I , . 4 0h, it do�an't matter -it doeWt matt�r 1. should never have dreamed of such a �, cla.Es i: �AINIVS CELERY COMPOUND� � ' . . ' ` , ., . sted the crestfallen 4 princess one so I . -, ` _4 SOFT r , , into our � - I 1" prot� thing, and Jack would not have d i Y. " I'm quit -&-quite indog., yqu either, if you had not first LpUt it .f 141ATURWS SPRING M EDI,CINF, MAKF,8� _� , -1 I I - I 416livered at i� 3 .31 P heads. L I think I might be offended too, 1 1 PEOPLE WELL AND STRONG. � . I Of all tho miserable, stupid, unkind � I liked,".said Nan, with a charming pout. L � BrUe L 1� I , � 69 I I I � f . efielA a that ev It isn't very pleksant to be taken i Or woman pla,yed upon mat, - I � I ! is the worst," ate was declaring to her- maniac.", - for & 1 True, vigorous health is the portion Of . i Logs to b,� , If angrily. F " It is no'fun at all -he takes " E�y Jove 1'�-Mr. Winstanley gave & mleu and women who have pure, rich blood[- 1. length. I . I � thing so dreadfully in earnest. I with sudden start of recollection-,, so I did !,) &*d nourished nerves. Poor health and die. � _�,, meaaurem� . Jack would give over making such I had entirely forgotten. What ma � ease means diseasea narves and impoverish. - _�i I at. you I h suggestions. But it's of no use blam- 'have 'thought of me ? Yes, Miss Giff-ord, ad blood. - � I WXZ � � ny one else ; it's my own fault, and You are quite ri'ht ; I think we may fairly Taine's Celery Compound fully supplies '26704 . j 9 � . unished for it. I don't believe he will cry 'Quits I and forgive and forget," he the needs of the ailing and rundown in - to speak to me again after this, so the said heartily, extending his hand an he 9�ring time. It, drives all clogging matters. I - . I P . I ft �� . a evening is spoiled." � spoke. f I It was abominably stupid ot me - a d impurities from the life stream, making � I � - . . but you must own that the circumat - I - I d so it proved indeed ; for,, exo t' ince; it course with freedom and -vitality -to -.�i - - � .; j I so 1R9 were suspicious. I saw you &a you ettered every part of the body- - I 0 or three duty -dances, Mr. Win- ' . _�i I . tw by the private door, in company with! that Paine's Celery Compound braces the un. ��j L ey spent the whole of his time leaning . �'! . , �,; I I I poor girl who was so exidently an in! ong sad weak nerves and turnishes a I A the wall in melancholy silence. : v � L 171 &ad you confew you did your beat to foster n triment that buildsup the entire nervonoz I n danced incvissautly, and to all appear- tha'impression. Have you any idea how organization. The tired, thin and wornout A - . �. - Tb I with the great, --at enjoymenb. t3he as. pathetic you looked ? Wdy takes an flesh, pain in tite bee -1 I israd" 1 4 'k is - - ;� � . - J her friends tLat she had spent a moot " Oh, dear - my poor face ? I alway's do b4ished, the skin becomes clear, the kid- I � i Vvery. htful evening, -�.ud went home to I' evepry one says so. I don't i disappol to -at lbast know n ye and liver are free from disease, the- AI - , i � I a half the nig, it and weep the OR t how it is. I feel happy .enough," declared digestive organs do their work with unfail- s tutes brin I . . . � - of unavailin rf-pentance. ' � Nan . I regularity, ,And a feeling of now. energr `1. j It V&YA 14 * I F * I * t I I - ra"T%a , - -1 I " So that is another unfounded charge ! A well-being take the place ,of nervous- .4 lbvelvwber ' 9 I Alwa_ysue_,� xitty," said Nan, as the young ladiell .Well - but *on must admit that your con- n as, despondency, irritation and melau- i d out for a walk the next afternoon on , versaiion was maliciously intended." ebolis. I i 9. X. mj � i , . welcome reapposrance of L the long -lost " I ssid only what was true-st least Nourish the nerves and Clouse the Moo& 11 L " I think we will not go up the hill to. until just the. end," pleaded Nan- " and w . 11 - y h�,Plh Pai,26'a Celery Compound, and a neW-,, I I P. let us go along the road ' towards Bod. you were so aggravating ! I w V &ad healthful life will be yours. i .. I e instead." . as nearly � � � � . giving up the whole thing several times, but I - 11 � hil," said Dr. Wallace to his I . �. � ! - i I Cousin you were so determined'to think me mad . , i I C ] iI � _L . I that it was of no use -I was obliged to 910 �-Stratford has .subscribed $29,532 for the- I refeely similar circumstances, 1, I VZ Part& lt*nis. ke-'tho turn to the right today and on with it ; you wouldn't lietenoto me when r il our way towards Beddicote." , Patriotic Fund, i Hardyt . I did talk 'senss. That was quite true 11 . * � . thought you said the favorite � � Mr. Fred Pauli, anold resident of R1 � � � Walk about Mara. The gentleman who told me li "_ i � ip the hill ? - i yp c(e, died recently. Iffe lea -was a wife and j Ili knew somebody who __ - � 1 o I did; but— No matter �'y nine children. f ,e v 1T - . 5 . re- " Knew somebody else ?" I t g-$ j. F . - -J. H. Findlay, who was killed at __11 - � d the Doctor. "No, thank you -not " Yea -who knew the astronomer who_�' li , . 1 4 an help it !" he said to himself. 11 I Modder river, South Africa, was bom near .1 4 NVe have a " � 1 4 , dn't run up against the Giffordn today — ft. M arys. j , Stoves and Has ... omething." . The Boctinning - , of Mitehollp � I In Wood Sw otor Wallace, like his Confederates, was- %1.5 Of -- wio, has been confined to bed for some time- ... 34&t4chkaB and - g more than half asharned of the prac- - thLough illness, is again able to he about. TV ovens, the MOM � - joke of the previous evening. It had Donald McKellar, of Tuckers,nith, hu t-' k j�t. We hav� I i 4 - UPO bo'ughl' , the 50-scre farm owned by Donaldr t roved so easy to bring to a conclusion go a . Heart FaiLl .. wo I Val. - had expected. Phil had a terrible way I . Kellar, adjoining the village of Cromax. For a (loal - � ty . , , Z� king things in real earnest. After the Thin, watery blood, and weak, exhauslod f3urney's Impej - as over and the Doctor had seen off nerves the real cause _11)r. Chase's --Dr. and Mrs. Ahrens, of 8tratford, en- some -and satlial test guest, he found his cousin pacing Nerve Fe tertained the members of Kno:i�ehuroh choir Al off att's WA � oor, in a state of subdued but i intense . od the prov,entative. one evening recently. Aa ez�)Dyatde time , Rwage in the M 5ment. I I . --�- spent by all. i L I 'Of Ooal Stoyea; � - I � ook here, Jack -I can't stan� this ! Persons subject to thin bl I Writs have been issued for a consider- and examine ou- . I 004 SnA 4"Up .: fty times worse the* I expeo 4 -the elbaustion may well tremble 4t the mentioil ab�e sum against Mr. A. 0. Mowat, 6f Eavetroughi� of heart failure, as they have in thel " tb- - heart-rending sight ! CG*od; . &yens, ginni Wch lead to w r - 0 Stktford, late president and manager of the- apeci � alty. o day, L be i ings w i oakn � � n earth do you stand it day sf r . _' of tte sh company in that city. q - 1�_ " L ? . The vitality, of the heat is -1 L � h after month i wouldn't be in your *0 ira � men"- amount Of W L t I ,andlill Duncan MeLaren, ooncession 12, Hib- . �! be t. disposed of another fine Durham bull, - I welve thousand a year ! should it is supplied with plea of fla fed � - for t' ' r L i 811 is :� d myself ! Ib hitints M'G-hd face in on untirihgly, reMsting its '11 �" zing a good figare for it. A former "i n yu ' ' L El px9sos through. eastlof Stratford was; the purchaser. � h e r Zia nm'ionrdee 1 -'t h HA n one face in the Aay- Vnca the blood gets *f n arIll log v,. P. H. Anderson, pastor of the St. 4 ored I Jack, somewhat hausted the waste gmd as"" soluved Marys Baptist church, intends moving to, .1 L 114 , Our Tl�*:rs Vountees AC � Y. I f2pl4 than the restoring prqftaissk Ile�Zhville, and preached his farewell ser- � � _________________� h, of course -just so! , Reftm okw 0 ,a on in St. Mary : I was taking to can 4 or var-exattion *sum as .. Wg m, A last week. ; I -Mr. Winstanley seemed to think A sad lifs deputs. , I .6 . - --Captain James Gourlay, of Windsor, CL��:-�,-�t'-� meary to speak more definately- ROA1111hei, PAln3 f1l the b . 4 w o, lived for many years in Fullartou, died' �, - � y &a a representative came. You could weak a I is ome. ast wee rom t e e ots 0 *- AYVA4)1��, . =244 ersa;ka, palpitation heark d I eve a better, I should say, or a mor tr str1joke of paralysis. . your dn 7 OW1 dl*40& am sure 41116-W # - Pound'. 9�'ake lit), � . ne� What a face, Jack -what Mr. Spencer, who has been manager of lraitatlons art. 4- 0 ugh all the beauty that in. wt -=. . 5 Nerve Food forms qw W 'th6 Merchants' Bank, Stratford, has been - box, -N*o. .2, 10 (j,i - le *I �� cboly which seems so obar- In tbe blood, puts vital on 1 = "re oved to St. Thomas. Before leaving or 2.)nail4edon I I it w,wM Upper 11W.V90 Th- i 3, . tic--almont as if she felt the awful =Wwft a&& swi th: wasting "e:R Sh atford he was entertained at a is � Vy ; I I U114 IS 4Z - - I I . ,� I . I I . el I . � � e I I L______ Mp � _EN ro 7 0 i I 't 11 � - a I 9111t attI gh, toin ,a atic I I I r9mlet WA ral heart failure, skavous priostra. bj his friends. ; I respous!s- i I ble Dr),� orcifal I era, 0 a could hear you P) � --Mr. J. C. WoLennan, of the Toronto .1� A 3 , ated Jacki mentally; but he made n - 7, e,ar r*w6r:11CdLrs grositest restwFative foe own. University, whose mother and sisters reside� � 130- I and No.,-) --. o, wem W-11*00, -druggiats.1 and his cousin continued hastily Tasebudrei. ruplu"'ILeawal in $tratfard, is now in England, and recent- � .4 - L" Or � D . ook herO, old inewn-1 had- b�tter I _ E MANSON. 150= & ore t I clear #4 W*mU j #d. R " It . lit V'"A a paper on a scienti6a subject bef I I , km cv. t - if � I 1 is Royaf gooiety of London An. a � I , I I : . I . I . : I � . - i � j t - I p __ - . - - I -------I-,---,- -