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The Huron Expositor, 1902-06-20, Page 6� I . . I i , � . I I I � , .1 � �: I - - �- — , I 1. � � -1 I " . , � � , i � ; . I ; I I I '. . .. I :1 .1 -_ . 6 _; C " - _ .11--l—I., - , I � 1. . : I - . ,7� . 1� I I . w� I I I . 1� I 1. � .1 . . �1. I - � , . . - ! . I ; , . . , . 7 � . . i I t, � � 1. I i - � � . . ; . I � I � . . � I !� " I . 1. . . I . : . ., � � I : . I I I � , � 1. I . � _. . I . I � I . � I I - . . __ - I � __ - I � ��._ - 11 . I I - �� 9 . - , ; � I . I t-, , � % � T �, _�_ I I; . ` ., I 4 i, * 1, I �7 , , , I � - , I , � . , � . , ,h � " - I � Ll-�,Ir I � , � - , �- � - I . I � . I - I i , , � - - � � - � — - - - I i. I , 1* , � � I � - I , , 1, - I - I � , � . � - � I I - I ; i i UA111 L110, FOR DIZZINESS., ' � Y"X� L' i IfTLF FOR SILIOUSNESS. . _ I I T U I I Is ilk R jr im FOR TORPID LIVER. ." A � IV � : LE.. : _�PtLLO i FOR CONSTIPATIOlt.,- : t1s Oi iFOR SALLOIN SKIN ! * . a ffil 1 i I - __ FOR THE COMPLEXION I t- __ - - ___ ___ . ! � f, � . z ) � CURFE SiCK HEADACHE. . _ I � . VETERINARY . . I - . E - , ; HN GRIEVE, V. S., honor graduate of Ontarl � 9 ; X Veterinary College. A Jcliseases of Domesd � witmalotreated. Calls gromptly attended to an T a - � charges moderate. Vale ry Dentatry a specialty I office and residence on Goderich- street, one doo i I of Dr SoaWa office, Soaforih. 111-241 I I i I o LEGAL . 1i I JAMES L. KILLORAN � ' I ardste r Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notar ipublic. Money to loan. Office ove : r Plukard's Stor Mal street, assforth. , 16?S 1 - - R. S_ HAYS3 � Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Public -: Bollotor for the Dominion Bank. Office—in rear c , � J)ominlon Bank, Seaforth. Money to loan. 1235 : I � ; . - I i j M. REST, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyance? i i * Notary Public. Offloas up stairs, over C. W ; 'R^p&s bookstore, Main Strout, Saaforth, Ontario. I i 16W i i � . . � ENRY BEATTIE, � Barrister, Solicitor, &c 1 � _H Money T,o loan. Office—Cady's Block. Sea I I Orth. � 1679-tf i . . I I I 1 n ARROW & GARROW, Barristers, Solicitors, �c i %X Cor., Hamfiton St. and Square, Goderich, Ont 1 1 J. T. GARROW, Q. Co. I 1 .1676 CuA"u GARMOW, L. L. B� � ; . z 1 — - — ' I HOIJMTED, mucoo r to the late firm o i I McCaughey & Holmosted, Barrister, Soll'olta iX-1voyaneer, and Notaiy . Solicitor for the Cai adian Bank of Commerce. Money to land. FW 1, fair ogle. Office in Scott's Block, Main Stree, i - 1, leasyth. � . I ! - - i . I i , ! DENT18TR1. : I i :: . : '' 1: 3 - : F. W.,TWEDPLE, . i t DENTIST, ! � � � I i , 'I Graduate of Royal College of Dental! Surgeons of 9n. IP -I � tiario, post graduate courae in Lrown And bridge wprl it 84 flaakell's S 3houl, Chicago. Local anasthbtic? jul ' I tie extraction of teeth. Office over Domintor IImn 6 Bauk,6eaforth, ft,rmerly om-upled : Py G. F. Belden. : 176� � I � F. A. SELLERY, Dentist, g . raduate of - � i � DR -Royal College of Dental Surgeon@, Toronto, alec � . '� honor graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronk . I University. Office in the Petty �block, Rengoll. I I Will visit Zurich every Monday, commencing Mon, . �� i1sy, June let. � 1 1W 1 . : F I I � R. R. R. ROSS, Dentist (successor to F. W. ; Twaddle), graduate of Royal College of DenW :'D I buzge no of ontatio; tirst class honor graduate of I 0 � Toronto University ; orown and bridge work, also ,gold work in all its forms, &11 the most modern methods for painless filling and painless extraction of . I I Seeth� Ali o orations caretally performed. 3 ffice ; Twaddle's offetand, over DW'o grocery, SosforLh. � � 1640 � . � i . I MBDIUA�L. � 7 -I 1 1 — � . . . r Dr. John McGinnis, � 11fon. Graduate London Western University, member sf Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. Office and Reoldenco-Formarly occupied by Mr. W.m. Pickard, Victoria Street, next to tho Oathollo Church Aff, Night calls attendai promptly. 14511)(12 DRS. HHHUNE & ROSS Office over Johnson's Hardware Store, L. Seaforth. ; ALF.X� BIMIUNH. 11. 11. Ross, At. B, � 1772,x63 Night calls attended to at the office. : I I I : - I I I DR. F. J. BURROWS, I missis irosident,Phyalcian and Surgeon, Toronto Gan. aml Hospital. Honor graduate Trinity University, ansabor of the College of Physicians and Surgeons Ontario. Coroner for the County of Huron. Office and Residence-Goderlob Street, East of the stethodist Church.. Telephone 46. 9 1380 , DRS. SCOTT & MaCKAY, - - PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, SWerich street, opposite Methodist ohurch,fiesforth . J. 10. SCOTT, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and member Ontr.rlo College of Physicians sod I Surgeons. Coroner for County of Huron. . . 0. MAcKAY, honor graduate Trinity University, I ; gold medalist Trinity Medical College. Mombpz I I I � College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. ; � - I 14881 I __ I I - - — - -1 � , McLEOD'S � � , I - -_ . System Renovator i � . -AND OTHER- - � I � I TESTED - REMEDIlkso I A speolfto and antidote for Impure, Weak and Ira tpovertahed. Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpats- fMan of the Heart, Lives Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss !Of Memory, Bronchitis, Jonsumption, Gnll Stones, I 'Jaundice, Kloney, and Urinary Diseases, Bi Vitus Zsnoe, Female Irregularleles and General Do�ility. ; h � LABORATORY-Goderich, Ontarlo.i : - 1. X. XcLEOD,, Proprietor and Manp I I facturer. � i Sold by J S. RoBMTS, Seaforth. 'Hsi -if - I I � ! � .P%&.6.*A&*.0%.0%J-%.0%�.6___1. - . LUNPJAW ! : 7� r. 'i ; Fasily and thoroughly enrod. i ! Now, oommon-sen" method, ; . � I � I not axpeasive. N* eure SRO z i 1. ; �' i I ipsuv- FREE. A practioz, ill. ; � aitise on the Zoo- � , I . tre I I I - F.*Itt.rm of LumpJaw, free if . I . � ; , I .. Yea ask for Pamphlet No. 3 5 I � % � I ri : .. � emins: Pir". choMWIL I ) I'll 36 Front St., West, Toronto Ont. �1 ;; Tr e Mar ,z , " . i � .0%~ -oq-p.- --r I : I � I I I 'i RED CEDAR SHINGLES. ; I � � Th a. undersigned wishes to announce to the public � : I that having bought a large quantity of the thtee beat- : I - i brands of red oedar shingles, and by Ketting a liberal �i ,dl000lint for cash, is prepared to sell them to cus. i itouier3 at prices that defy competition, . I � � S. LAMB -'S Lumber Yard, Seaforth. I I ; � . � : . . 9 Having In stock at the Seaforth Lumber Yard a --' - - I t lin h, ;nd - - i a y ]a g snK - 411 the differer � ,v r th 8 1� Y of I r 601,te I :;id , r a q red t ny b _� � I 61 , v ' p rr' 0 fill a 11 that is a � . , ry b� t u Ity Ilem ocka I 8 I : � � . M 'S4 M offer Ya r , Seaforth. , LUM S �CA �� I PIN& I I � : Having bou-ht a large quantity of pine from a i I ! il"ge firm in "Muskoka, I am qetting pine dressed �; hoth aides or. one side for aid , ing, floor I Ing, celling� �, ; wide Plank for water �rougha , spruce and balsam � . �!%- Pavel bQXes, light and durable Also white � . � . mr shingles XXXX and X.X,K and X.X'o! best maki� j : in Xuukoks- Large- stock always on hand. . . . - � � 1 S- LAMB'S Lumber Yard, Seaforth. ! � i 177 1 1 1 1 � � . I . .1 . I L - - i. i j i� I . � ,�. � � * . ,)) " I � .. THOSE WESTERTOI� �' UIRLS.. h* mino as, e had not gone up to his bed -1 0 1 ;p � . . 1. . . F room uutil fou o'clook mi the rQrjung. He! a , - i I I . h , I __ � - . I z; left�thelhouse oon after breakfast, having! � I . %!_.,3W . � : ea� - � and did not appear : . . : CHAPTER X. ; 'thing.1 f gain tilll . ti . I I I I � � 'ton %uner-time, . I M __ TEMPTATION. I . nearly I ; . I . it �ras about a month later, v�'ben the Oc. . I i I Durin eal his distre � . W, . g the m as wa so evi-� on -a -.1 I tober breezes were shaking the! yellow and ' - just withi her gra 9P dent to 1 poor, I contrite -Marion, )hat she'� I h . I . s safet but s ae . 3 1 f -0 brown leaves in showers off the 1trees,and the made no her ind to pocket hEr pride,j j * � potatocrop was being got up, th4t the rest of � oes not see it; sle throw d , iscreti n to the winds, &I I I appeal � of Dodd's Kidney Pills ar@ L. thehousehold began to see,in the s looking, -.1lewrobw ta Herbert. he had no time to i 3 ?*rry out legion. The box its iniftated, rector's mau. . 1. I . 1. I l . . . Therels"maMy th tion however ; for, on rii ing, the the outside coatin and sha a - of the . ner signs of constantly 'increasing uneasi Way. i's int,6n 9 - I 10 - f 0 b ness. Marion guessed that th� time was 0,1 I a woman .1 tr11[rjZl' g re'ptor m4ed h r to follow' him into I is study- pills are -imitated and tho name Dodd's ; T, I ig I . � approachi . ug when, the money 4e had bor- � . in a s__ ise H was Igoing, she was sure,to appoal to her Xidney Pills is imitated. Irrijtations are i rowed not being forthcoming 'big creditor who is d( ing t e a ain ; and sh , with the deepest 3ain, re- I p i I . . dangerous. The original is safe. Dodd's would make big claim to the harvest and 11 A same thing morde, and refletance. was going ti comply. I q ft, - ,,ng t e ' ut, On tudy door, a e found Ki theliveatook. Shosaiinothirgaboubitto .! look I ; olosing the a dney Pills have a reputation. Imit�, g any one ; but the el"Dioity went out of � her ' � wrong w a y herself face to ace with a differ int man 1 1 tread, and the jo�oua pride in blier well -tilled -' 4t* �jl�g at fr6m. the one a e had expeoted. I o. longer tors have none or they wouldn't imitat' �hl e- snatc, a( __ t , I _. 11 So they trade on the reputation of DoZ �' � acres ont of her eyea.' t - . ni e d i1c i n a I diffidea, anxi u6, with trembling lips and � � t� ! I About thi I a time Harbert, wh6 bad Il'oted ;E - I strawwwhen the tive eyes, le rector stood W fore - her . Kidney Pills. Do not be deccived. There ]3 . . . . I the change in her with the sile4t sympathy . . P - r. fll:ot ana aughty, ho ng ou life buoy er, I Idi t I her a is only one DODD'S. Dodd's is the . -13- p ,per,, sod ooa�meinding her to rea( which she would alone allow, received at � ' ierce's Favorite Prescr' rit. I I . origin,al. Dodd's is the name to be car*- d - . ; s within her readi. We c me heoitatingly forward. breakfast time -one morning a lonR, iflat, � tion i I ful about— I I b flexible parcel, which excited much curiosity . .Many a wonian has te�, i- ," Read it, The repeated imperioil�sly. i I in Mabel, who had long since 16st her shy. I fied : "I know I showd I but for � b, I- . a lull of fear, she took the paper , - I neem with him, and who stood waving it not be alive to -day but for Dr. Pierce's oment, she-bould not read it When - over her head at the other side of the �reak- Vavorite rescripti on.,? This famoi is hp.owever, she bad steadied d so, V fast I able out of his reach. . medicine establisbeig regularity, dri!s � ghb , [YO -D -WS P herself't o, amazement almost ,took away I L r si � 11 Oh, I Herbert James Dcinscombe,'Es- weakening drains, heals inflammation a in. , . I . � . " I quire,' here's a present for you,"She cried ; � and ulceration, and .cures feniale wea' - b was,,�a'receipt in fall for prin �pai and i . "I I all and you shau:c have it till I now what it ness. � . in rest pf the gum he had borro hi is, 7) 1_ . - � I Weak and sick w trien, especiAlly tho 3e to:,al being 330 pounds. � � KIDNEY -: �" - I . ' . � �, The rector glanced up from his letters suffering from disea 3es of long standin - ' W—w—where did you get it 9" she . . . ' "s, ' � ni and looked r�jprovingly at his daughter,over arei-avited. to consul t Dr. Pierce), by leth r, st mmered out biankly. . a _ . his glasses. He thought the g�owing good free. All correspondence is held is 11 That is rn� business. You are satisfied I I I V � . � fellowship between this youn fellow and strictly private and 3acredly confidenti, 1. I suppose, no � PILLS I his daughters, and tho lively bnversationa Address Dr.,X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. I �11 Ye -ea ; ob yes, suppose so," Tuttered 001MRS ; I - . which were now heard at mealtimes, a great "I take plea�sure in ,vriting to let you knovr M %rion. as upon:her sister, " I would have insiste I I falling off from the. rg'spectful "d. decorous But she went out of the room, f I r d oil the great good 1 recch ed from your I Favor te I I I - � bilence which the girls used to aint ain be- Prescripti8a ' and yout 'Pleasaut r0lets. I says if,, whilo she had been expecting to ver his seeing Marion before he started." � fore the 11 pupil's " a,rrival. 'In Dirs, Nora Gaddie, of Rio, Hart Co., Ky. 3 1 a precipice, ani avalanche had eng her 11 That was just what I did not mean him d Herbert drew himself up, � . took seven or eight bott les of 'Favorite Prescri SP'- frpm above. I I to doi You and Marion have nursed papa I tion I and one, or twc) vials of the 'Pellet .1 � z - il � up in his follies long enough, and now that 66 It is something Which I ha e orderedto Think I would have been in my grave had it � I t I I I he has done som ething worse than folly Vou I be sent to me, madam, n purp se that you � not been for your inedi(ines. It hasibeen. abcut � . � , . four th I- the inedicine. I was 6 I. � ontlis since I to:) : I . wrould do just the same. Lot him be safe I may henceforth reo4gnim my import�nce, all run down, had losi of appetite, could rot I i . and treb.t me with . THE CRASH COMES. and able to do just as he likes, because he is I proper reapd0t. It 'is a leep aL nirht, Nvas bervous, had backache,' I " s' . - I i . .1 , 'MariO-1- pass d the next three a in t cheque-book." . ; !� I b "k spots on Iny lim s, and sick heaclache All I da he a man. As for mamma and the rest of us, I �. I the time� I have'not had sick headache since I . .; 11 A cheque-book I Oh,' your Royal took your mediciae.;? 0 vlct� in that she had only passe( out of a we are women, and therefore we Must suf- . 1�) Highness, I beg to apologize most humbly : L. ! A k own i to an unknown danger. fer and make the best of ib. Some people � for having poluted the cover with the touch "Favorite 11rescription 11 malces we, Then came saturday, which was market might say such self-abnegatiOn was very � i , I . wonlen-strong sick. women well. AccePt day at Ax ur . By Marion's special request beautiful, b 01.1 my undowerQd fingers." i z�) ut I think it is idiotic, and as :! . t no stibstiLute for the medicitie. which ,H. bad for papa as it is for us." I r And she yielded.it .up with � deep curt- ' arbert di not accompany her as usual . to . . I i sey. . - 1. I I works wonders for weal-, womell. market, but remained at home -to superi Mabel, it is terrible to hear you talk like � Dr, Pierce's Pleasant Pell � tb Marion felt a hot Oush in he� face -. she . ct� cure (1 z- te d some important farm wor I Therne'. is ! Do you wish to see him and all of 1 1 � � I. � had an instinct tha4 this an I iva of the ziness a'ild'sick beadache. i fore she was not present when, at t e family us disgraced, ruined ?" . � I . .. - _-, I I � 6 cheque-book w.is not"un �� . ' That will only be a matter !of waiting if I conneoted with her I -_ br�akfaolt time, the letters were op ' tied and � and her troubles ; ariLd she se� her teeth kind. She had gone writh Mabel to a; ill relid. Herbert had one, on readir g'which you go on as you have done. But let him r bard, feeling that there was a struggle in about a mile from the farm to gather black- he uttered an abrupt exclamation. The rest have a good fright. , Herbert will find out Vi 3 store for her. But arbe did not anticipate berries for preiierving, The asce t of . t iia In ked up, wit a v'be exception of tt ) rector, the truth, and won't .prosecute of cours�e. . I . all the mischief to which.the in�-idanb would hill was by a very ate ap lane, on )ither s de w�o seemed absorbed by his owl: corkes� And there is just the least little possibility rl . . I I . � . I i I - give rise I . I � of which a real old fashioned south -country pondene thatithe shock may cure papa."' v A o' �rh - , M'bel had the mercilessness ic?f the ver s � On th following day, when she was ping hedge rose up on codof d steep bank. Tais 1. e t:0 girls asked if anything' was the 0 . y - ' . , through the cow houses, Mario.it was �sur- hedge, .which stretolied wastefully far into matter. . � yotiog ; she could.nar, make excuses,and find e 1, , priBed-to meet her father. He�.a8sed from tho fields behind - was thick with black6erry i" Yea! indeed," he answered, full of ex. extenuating circumstances. But there was t . $ 1 1 . I stall t6 stall with her, making uqixiries bushes, and beautiful with br ny and citement. 11 A ;.ihdque has been esent6d, suffi , t h i * , t he ien a ow of reason in her harsh view,: of I about the diffe'rent animals, witli an�amioble tangled grasses, so the bank belp;0was with at� my banker'sl, with'my signature' orged at t , abter for Edgitha to find retreat saf6r b . � I . interest new and portentous. Being . sus. . bart's-torigue aud thick, velvet� I moss, It the botto'm of lb -a cheque for th ee huni. tha argument. � � p i I . - picious and inclined tio resentment, Marion was worth thelclimb to get to t e top of. -dred in i irt r poun a. I A I d, after all, Mabel was - � I - . answered his questions.gra,velyand without that hill F the se t, now gilve --grey ! nd - Three hu idred, and thirty pounds,'! "etv al her sympathy for e eservi g. � � . any affectation eiiiher of pleasure or confi- now 0;1 u .6 d he gir" 9, aghast. f : arion, a d 4 I � I sap;hire e in ihe af tornoo 5, sunsbi ie, echo She thought all day long hile lit tle , so dedt)5hem like a sun the bad n a to h r. - i I deuce. At last he perceived th t there was lay calm as a great la co beneath,' w. Ite U which hOw� best to break :� . nothing for him but to open Ws business points and he4dlands in the blu .11as cl ffs would bay up 1e Indies. Herber � rose up Edgithawould only torment her by tryl ... ig 0 i 44 without encouragement. utted out into " her, she felt sure. And al I I , i � the w ter, and br ke up be. from bia.chair a good deal agitated, and to I prepare I . 1, I am ver sorry to tellyou Marion,` he monotony of grey-blu and blue -g ey o be' excused in order that he finally, making up her mind to do it hor- a y . . - said, therefore, while he strok�ld the head tiny feathers of white foam whie the n. might pl-epare or a journey to Lon slf, Mabel lay in wait for rning a I I of a black and white cow,, wbi+ detecting coining tide thriew up around their bases. is Journey to London !" echoed t market-eakt a little way up the road. Ben v the timid and unace , to e touch, m9ved Marion, who had got separated irom her quite oalmly. " What is that for "' - would be in the cart ; she would make Oer 0 ! I I I . � uneasily in the ende '-or to brudh him away, sister in the hunt, stood fo I i I t idle " Oh,isir, it is -it is bueinessa�a- announcement in French, I r a molnen therefore, and get I . I . 9 ' I 9 I I � I that -the fears you ex ressed t' some with her big covered basket on � her arm, rather u�fortunate business. In laot, the it over quickly. . I I b �'T me timo. ago were not unfounded. , She listen. watching the ;'a. The sound of 'rapid steps forgery f my �ame to a cheque-5or three When the cart came.along, Marion ' who d I I t� . , Y. ! -, feeling and i. -eached her was driving, caught eight of her sisteriat ed, but saidpothiug The re ,tor heavy bre ing i are at the hundred and thirty pounds." that it was her:duCy to have hel�ped b1m out game time ; and turning, she eaw Herberr" An u ly sue I icion it was whi 3 - made some distance ; and being on the alert for � I with his ponfesfion, assumed an �extrail touch red and pauting,WiLh exertion, straggling up Herbert sbammer and hesitate. at Mr. bad news, she'guessed that the're was some � . of haugh�ineva. ", In short, yo.�.ire .fusal and the last few pa,�OB. Westertm"00 ed a'� him through E i i glasses In store for her, threw the reins to Ben, and ir -to hel I i � time . " I'v � ill I oau- sear ., ithout ti ig followed the cart on foot. that of your - misters, p we I ait i , e run -4 - Cely - I w te -�l hteist appearance of per- It was a bleak el when I was seriousIV pressed for moD y " he he gasped out. I 11 Ba I had to Bee yo -at- turl tio - . � October day, and Mabel would not have � 46 � ?)p I � ithout'aguiltyabnole �of his once Tou inten I to prosecute went on, not w . . . I i . I . 'I have i.een-t io rector, and-'.', . - � strolled out for pleasure. I own disingenuousness in giving such jan� ex. Alarion tur* shar 31y. 11 1-1 don't inow- yet. But I nivab go � ""Well "' she said, So she came up. t] I planation, 11 forced me to :e'nx�d�ent of " I did not opeak ti i him -nor be to. m( )I up at. once and �ook into the matter." I " Something has happened, I something- y � borr * on -on the securiV cf-of my be hastened to add. I dreadful 9" . I I � I 9wing) I I � But his face-trZ. " You have i oar suspicions, I snppose ?" � I I I I - I glebe. " � . . 04 yes.;,. i I . I a I � I bled me. *Marion, if. ou won't -let me lic ly Two mioutes before, Herbert coald nob I I I He paused, and there follo,wdd arl awk. you -let me he�p him" have denied tbi i.. Now, however, t) his in- Mabel twined her arm within' her sister' a d, r . ward silence,.which Marion could not trust Marion looked at, him in fear. tense relief, t rector's calmness ena led affectionately, and turned back with her. � I , � , herself to break. � . ,Y:' Don't you see," Bile wbis ere" urried- him to si6y with truth that,he-bad it t. One " This is the worst pa I I , " The co � 69 p � t-telllngyou. I've rn, animals, .stock, 'or whatever what will1happen if you do ? Do It other person felt,an unacknowledge joy at been dreadiDg iu all day* ` I I V1 . you call iri," he wenb'jon impa:tilntly :and You yet understand that it is as much & this answer I Edgitha, though s e had .4 011, child. I've been dreading it for 11( . i. � ' � ! I I ro'm Marion, either of the I I � angrily, ." being thlis jin dange'r, " I 1 naturally madness whic� pcossesses him as if he heard no wo;d' weeks -months even !" I 1 )3 . a . To wish to know what ydu propose td do, thought he ' h)ata ? He. does see danger they bad been in, or of thei doubt- ".What! You know? ! That papa has e girl's .throat �and 87 ful escape, had 3e'en"ke-en enough to unde to a cheqae for f,0 A great sob rose to ,th ,Rboate-tbe gh to ogf a, fortune be will'never r-, forged Herbert'8 name . . . escaped in spite of herself. : I find. If you h4lp him now," he and that somethidg was amiss Mabe4i three -hundred and thirty, pounds ?" . I I ill raise lit . . � , .m I Marion shive � I 11 You haven't left much for me to do, more money o ihe fai throw it away,and the only' other , person present, as Mrs., red. I -1 1 P : - )) � Ss ' In � Westerton "I didn�b know that . have you ?" sbe said iri -a balf-stifled voice, come upon you ain, uneil he has worn oat was of, dowa to breakfast, ate , V shei whispered. I I 19 but with pass'ionate bitterness. ' . � your patience as he has worn out cuts. ,'low on quite silently,. with her eyes on � 1e table- "Bat it is hardly worse t a I f red. ti � h a ea 1 " Nonsense," he said sharply,' He ,Was where would be! the use .9 DoO. call me' olobfh, and made no comment -at all on the 'How did it --come oat ?"I : . . . I working himself up tci the pc,iub:: o making hard ; Fm not. I I pity him wit jy� proceedings after her first exclarnat on. Mabel told her ev�rything ; ind although or I I all . � a dangerous suggestiop' ; 11 you ha a no're- heart. I had a �horrible, horrible cene wi h "I think I co6ld catch the 10, ,)5 from she admiLted that her own - knowledge w � as t I source, no reserved fotce, to give up like him this morniag-" And sFe pretfied h r Ban oit," said Herbert,"'if J start at once. only arrived at by gaeos'work, Marion did thall. You must get t,be money rie es�ary to hands upon her eyes a debudderel. "But� I could ride the ioan cob, and Sam Loxam notdeby the truthof the conclusion at as . I which she had arrived, nor did she blame pay this man off, andithen the 1#tts� of *the I quite see that ,We must l9t the blow fall wou�ld bri g bi back behind his as rt. I i . . � . i I farm will repay it by ilegrees." � i this time, and ho e arid pray that it'.may know he's gone to Banport this Morning." the yjunger for her harsh vier. The a 'm . . . Pp I o. � ", Get ths money ! �How am 1 t� get it ? cure him. And i� you hke, when- �he trG11- ff, on't-you stay an4 have I count of the manner in which t I . . I - your , break- go ! . 4e rector h d 1 You think I have kept back my : B*ViDgS ; ble is over, you may Ake I behaved however, gave �her � I the farm at -a fast first ?" said Edgith4 nervously. 11 You! I : great uneae'i- � . - . but I have not, at leas,b not enough !to do rental." L will still have P1 aty of time i � b w . . if � f you,!e gongl� rilsee. j1 looked like the�calmn4s.of a dpo-.. m any good. What is your del;� ?" ;� 'I But how wi�l you get out of 1he tron- to ride. Or -or why don't you Y fn� perate man, and was ' i : i � frD , altogether d fferent : I 5 � " A mere nothink�-betvveenj two and ble ?" I 1 1 Axbury, and � then -then you cc u d see! fromithe figety excitem6t, iihe � would have , . 64 t.j) I I : expected of him. I I . ! three hundred poundsi, with, o uourse, a Well, we sb�all h ve to livel' throu ,h, Marion fir,e . I i I 7 trifle for interect." i � I � I It I I � f's I this winter very� -very carefully. I don 1 44 What should he. want to see 'Oar on! , I must go back to Banport." she said. I Marion laughed grimly., i owe much monq, and I can get e beople for ?" interrupted the rector testily. 11 O'l 4 and send off a te i , . t� I legrarri to -to Mr. Dun�s- I . . 64 1 haven't evei) the� ' trifle forl interest,"' to wait, forthey' know me." ! I course." � i . at . I , , I go from B&Dp6rt, Of i I combe." i ' she sai&; the atock'and th I She usually called hi� ), 1 )3 i . e crops Must " Why won'6 you borrow the money This was conclusive. Herbert vie" t out! M "Herbert, and �T I I . � j . I go. L . � i from me 9.)' ' ;� I i to put on his rid�ng boots and to Bad le , he 1 the change of designation implied her recog- : r f L . L W I - Go ! Must gb ! 'Rubbish !' Of vourse " Because I ,on'b. here, is that Answer ,cob ; wbile a glo!omy. uncomfo sile, ice i nit- -)A of - the fact tha� ther� was nowlia . to go. WhV, w�_W_ W . I rbabl ic omanish enough for you ?" I fell upon the rest of tho party. r ' ' freahlbarrier between them. Mabel noticed they can't be allowed . . )akf ist� L L what should we li he was quiue� fierol) ; so fierce* indeed, was soon over ; the recuor shot into iis I this difference, and looked distrts3ed. ! winter ?" I � � I I T I that Herbert,'s spirts went up. Ste seem d study even more quickly than usual, and �h " Ob, Marion, don't close up your m tl h , I . . I Is . on " I don't know," OR Marion, gloomily. to have to put ob such an immenc - force . that way," I 66 I � I Of: two girls ran out to see Herbert start. Id- In she cried. 11 It isn't his 3 ) I Of course not. An ,no moredo. 1. 1; Well, rpsi8tanoe, as if she fel b a little weakne s githa was rather puzzled by Mabe's e_ .fault ! You have no right to visit papa a I then, isn'b-it clearly your -duty, see � ing . ib ib somewhere. . . baviour, and anxious to know wl a I king' upon him." I i . at � r I I t was. 1 1 1 . , i out of my power, to d I I ti n . . rewd youna la,d ) a mi d. : 6 said Marion , �o get This was, iudq;e( , 0 case. The burns passing iiq that a y , ' You don'b un�derstand,ll ' iin � us all out of this unfortunate difficulty �" craving for love was juab as strong in�her ,is But the girl coul keep her own counsel� shortly. -I think this affair is a very good � fo: . i � �IoWly in en'she�ahos6, and 'all E'dgitha's lead ng thing for-M.r. Dunso.ombe."' i all Marion raised her�-head, and', , . anylittle we4k-wrated danisel �vitboiiv wh I I I - . turning, tried to meet i his I eyes it6 the a thought for anything more seriDus than ,questions� met with no answer. Wh 3n, (To be 'Continudd.) : vi full, straight gaz'e of h6r own ;,bu, s bonnets. And i Herl ,ert's devot ion was' however, �the young follow had f airl 7 sto rt- [ a i - , I all � would not allow. i- i . . I getting -too muc4 for her fortit0e. She ed, and he and t�e red roan had disappea] ed I I ! " There is no way," �he said steadily, I Sure Cure, for Sick S�omach. began to miss hUn when he was away fro 1 over the brow of !the fli st hill, Mabel �urr ed I I I ; , ' " 0h, yes, there is,"� answared tb e rector her, to rely upoi�, his help, and to taka' a to her.8ister and Qd quietly : I Such maladies as Nausea, Sick Stomach, I I ?, - I , � Cramps and, Colic, yie'ld instantlyto Polson0a getting more interested than 6ver. in the secret and much � COM ated delight in -his 1 " Papa did it. I I , ANerviline, and if you . suffer periodically so cow, whom he was irri ating ah , nost beyond verypresence. Androw, for a[ os', the Edgitha burst into tears. I . first time, she yi�lded to this d 11 " How � from any of these complaints just keep str Ing . of. ,his nervous ht, ani �can yo endurance I t * say such a wicked. bhir I I ,, y07 od there by him silently, loosi g down g' Nerviline handy and take a fe�v drops in a4 band. u cin borro�v it of -of -of Young �'tl a you know what a shame�ul � � � Dunscombe. He woulo lend it in a moment, at the sea with wface which sof Len d gradu - thing' it 1� you are aocusing him of ?" Water for quick relief. A large 25c. bottle fd,( - I am sure of that. Nolm mind, you must do ally in spite of herself. Bub the younger stood her grounc . of Nerviline is a comfort land kafeguard in Herbert did not ven�ure to W � any household, and will save great suffefing it to -night. To -mo' open ��a woi . 11 If it is not true," she said, 11 i 7' do rrow is the last day I jly for repayment.37 i . He knew that " rk " and " 11'0 p ay )rt and big doctors' bills'eve� year. Do you th i ! I . � �11- W( I I you cry ? � And Why did you want I erbi ry . I I I I were threatening thE ruin of tbe girl -"q to go to Axbury I and see Marion th s � ? it use Nerviline ? Try it. 'Sold b I. V.&ak, po Having blurted out this in a ve!ry� decided I T � tone, as if to conclude the possibility o � f con- nature, but be di not yet dare to! tell her wAs becau,se you guessed that Marioi would drl I uggisb, Seaforth. � I i i of I . I (I , HamiltQn,s Pills don't'Gripp. i j tradiction, the vicar would hav'e h,ul7ried that her pla ti 8 waE come. He'found �?, know, and that she would be able per- � , to � I ' I pretext, however', for i orning nearer to h-er. suade Herbert to Iscreen pa a. Wh do ou . is___�_ � i p away, when the irritated ,cow, by a sodden ,, I p �1 : 1 -1 r ; is your as et ful ?" he a8ke& raigiug look so i5hocked �t what I say ? Y ed 'him� up in a corn6r,where ! I .1 0 know Putting Her College ' ographv c the lid. . " 0, pot half How lozy girI3 it is true,:and it i of no use deceiving- our- � ., ici he had bo remain a prisoner to &ar' hill . � ! I I . : I - ' ' . o in pp r ict : I . . i wer, � f yo 9 I i daughter's ans . I are, cl u lar. I'll coine bac selves." � To the Test. � de with ou i I kc -and-" I if I had tho��gbt as you do," Eaid d- She had graduated wito hon W] an y u b* " 1 cannot ask Mr. Punicombe for the y 11 I a a at Acadi',a t ck 11 I ray don't t cable yours I g1tha sadly, se and taken the,blass p n ge(j- P, elf. " eirig that reproof was s f money, papa,11'she said', " The 3 will "AndIbeby uap .111 11 Shortly after her.gra uettion she in' have to go." � I' � I . hir of gloveato a box � ____�_� - - gro�y. , I � . . . I of matches that 11 PiA three blackberr es married. C�ie day as she was sending 'a The quiet decision of ther manno'T was only I . en � . � Go your one I' 1� I .beggar away from the �oc,r loaded with la( hanced by tbo atruggle'with herself of the He did act, ho ever. For as I hey de Kld�ejiil [HISLI&S delicacies of all k ' h last few secondi, of whic I hill . I inds he sband came up , h. her pale, �rjgid I . I One glance, co I n- � y way of the -fi Ids an( . and said, . I ! I I I faceshowedthe eigno.� scended the kindly - r � . the thick hedge, hey pricked their finger's i I " You mustn't belie eggar who ' ' vinced the rector that !!arguments, threats, . � � : I I t taini an Backa I , comes to your door. i entreaties would be use ego. : I great deal, and a !d their hands on( � ! � � I � walked into thist,es aid into � nettle- beds � "But this, was no" I common bleggar. He W, " You are a wicked, jingratefull girl and i I � But, though the I wasted no time in! talkinj I 2er ill �,�- . uLen; who is in th- Fis you have simply brough-t,us all to' ruin: .' he ]�r. John G � , was a sea captain who lost everything in a . I ; . : ' i I ,ho panted out. I and hardly once �ookee at each othler, thej BusinesF, at ?oTt Hope, states:_111' rh I I , ' ery air intoxicating. A business 'I do al great deal of drivir ovc r '! " How db k w he, was ?" i L - And emerging, crushed, cru-41ecl� and found the v d wher � ,you no , I L 310 breathless from hi -j stru�gle wibhl the cow, they got home, 4nd Marion f.ounX Mabe bad roads at d ithe constant jar of e rig 1 . 11 He told a s traightfor ward story about li� ! i 16, turning out her blackb3rries in !the 4kitch(n, ,w ather � 'piec�s on thecoast ot ' who lashed her tail in t�_ along wit4 exposure to all sorts of 'how his ship wentto iumph over hie de. I � I d hastily out of the or . ! .. � let � parture, the rector I she forgob to ask -that ( is set maiden w:i brouglat !on kioney disease. I v, ij Switzerland." fle . I ) 0 1 � ! : shippen and ba she had come hUle alo le. . miserablo h6alth and su - I ek to his study. � ' . f ffered a de., I I.--- 7�10__ � I )VQ . . As Marion had expected, there was a � n- Once back at t16e redory, however, Mar with sha�o pal s in my back. hea,rd of � INSTAN!F RELI . �El? imaranteed bY using MIL6 I es i other trial in stoie for h' ion had cares enough to, occupy her. Be Dr.' Cha4'sli ney-Livc� P BURNIS STERLING HEADACHE POWDERS. �� i id : I depresaing after-effect. I er- later in the do ills az d(- � a p , - thf I � , �y sides her apprelidnoioni for her harvest a 2� - cid6d totry th ui. Before I had u - d a I I I ed' It was, however, of th' short �,nd sha . ! . _r �� . - r 'p her live stock, s4e was full of sor'ow an� of the fitst bok I felt better and thrm � ' � a 17 � I " I Gave Thein 'Myself." I the. .. i. I sympathy for he� father, whose distress h c boxes ha�e enti ly cured me. I An very : I i � . ' � I AIF 1� . taken the form i'of a gloomy reAle8sn Bi glad of an opp rtunity to recomi&� d Dr. � Said a mother to mp. on day , I bra ' . . .. � wbidh made her �ear that the ma'nia fol Chase's ]Kidney Liver Pills for I 1 havej :: "When my childrej� we, young I thought roz . I speculation had, i perhaps, given place tc proven t eir w�nderful control ovi t�r kid - the very best thing I �oul do for them was Pol , , one ne neY disease.7 , . - ,to give them myself. � So spared no pains i le I � areryet t6 absolute.- insani�i- ( , i . i . . . i .� spoke little and 4voided so much as a glanc I . ' �to talk with them, to read to them, to teach � I It seerns un�yise to waste mone� an,] I . 7 towa,rds'Herber4 from whom he BeOned to -perimenting wit� new !them, to pi , � loving I ' anysickn' e: ray with Oem, to be a upfrom ss, no �ihatter run the risk of c). j . I f � Marion to have. conceived a pron'ounced famyled, untried remedies when yov know !companion and friend. to my children. I . t> I I S had to neglect 'my house often. * I had no I what sort, b6gin 1 with # little aversion. His siate, indeed, had grown so that Dr. Chas 1 s Kidney -Liver Pilt will , . pitiable that Marion would have iolented cute, you: , OnG pill a dose, time .e . Scott's Emulsion' of c6d-ji'v I 25c.,a box, at � to ��ndulge my� If I in many things, I ]ar i � , er . � and humiliated herself bo the extent' �which I s6uld have �ked to do. I was ae esi ; I of a - al,i deal s I _. - .t.::39:�" I er , orl Ef1manson, Bates & Co , D11. 'Aw T�_� ; .11 ing for the aid she had so perempt-6r'ily . I jbUby adorning their mindo and cultivating n � . , I Tqronto.! . . It is food, and' Mor � thaii fused, if Herbert bimFelf recognizing t e ,- ' � � . �their hearts' best affectionE that I could not We . . I . I I - 0 1 strength of ber arguments', and perceivi no , I . adorn their bodies in fne clothes, though I silli I C) i i - I 1�4 � I 41 , 11 I I OHS , , � , �� il` I I , I g1.a �al � 18!��1113g a 0 I C1 ifed - 4 F, 4 � tc - , � ( 11 � i ; - Ih 'I Eood: it -helps you diO�*What- her waver, had nofi, had the good 46rl �ept them neat an4 comfortable at all T � Z�� I 1, I . ce �o , , Dr.; Chase's .. -i�ard now., My a . , , avoid her that eyening. I i , I . times. I have m one ta ever food you ca i � . y re a i I I _. I � . I n bear.' !� Next mornine,, at, b akfaab, the rector I . are ministers of the Glospi il ; my grown-up bee . 8KNO r0F1 FREK 8AMPLK AND Tny�jy. � � 1196TT & a0whr CHE1010 - I looked'se white as the dead ; and aft . �11�_ daughter is a Christian woman. I have e *011011M . d,r It � dsz.cc; " . -P lenty of time n sit down' and rest, 9 isub. I fided to ti Kid ' ey-Liver ;� . p 9 ,,%m ai� all ru - wards Mrs. Westerton eon � . i, I ?; I - : that she wa'a oertain he had 11 n � I plenty of time -to ow '�' my house, in order, . t ro . - something keep - � I � " ! I I , i � I I ! I � I 1 1 1 1 . f j I I I I I I : I � I � , I � I I I i ; . � : i : I - . I : � I i � ! I � '' I I . . ! . . � ; I � I : I � . : I I , , L i i I I i I . � , I I i � , I z I I �, ; I f � ! 7 1 � I ; I I I -1 - , `-�_:&_- ; . I � � . r ; - . - � - - - - _. � - I— ". --.-,- � .. . I I I 1- I . .-I I . - __ L - � . : 7 -1 I � t I L � --- 1 , - . 1 I I � I i i I i I � I I i I � . . i I q i : i � � I I I I � I . � � -It- �t.. __ � � . , . '! - - - L , : I . � I . ; � � ! i I I I .� � I r I . � i . � . � i i I ; -i . - .. ! � i * I . � I I i . _� i i i . I : i i I R I ! I i i ant7of time �(o indulge m�,self, b "des . vig about my [uter's business wh=er I ,. h - has in eed of m . I ave a thousand bd,au ul memories of their childhood to com�ert e. .N)w that t ey have gone bat into the . — , � rld, ', have �Ile sw . eet conspiouaness! of iving (one a I I ould to m ake them ready r whai ever or� God calls -thqm to do.!'— , I a and Faith. 11 � . 4 I 1. - — ! - - IT'Soo IesAzntto.take@;;;t_�h1Idian cry foi it t it's d a to worms of all kinds DR. LOIffla ORK S UP. Price 25o. All cleale . . I � A Mighty Good Re4�son. � - I It wat a.) a certain church *eting, 4n� ie gool bishop was calling for reports. If( d a r ther stern sharp man er, whtdh I f metim as jarred a little on th nerves I o i� a more timid. , By and by � e came , to other R., a lk6y delegate. I i 11 Brother B., what is the 4 ritual '9'n, ,tion of your church?" del�arlde a The sh . briskly. I I ; , 460? conisider it very good,� said �ht i , � -other. I I I ; is good -1 9" 16 Whit makes you think � it I j I ent on the bishop. I . I � i 1. . r &a Well, the pe)ple are re igt9u% The �4-1 ju S hat mf ,kes me t Ank so. " I I ! . I GqWhat do yoi call re�igiofi?- Do the3 we fan My prayer V , I i I I Som � of ther i do and iome �f them .do , I A. Do, you mein to say! a m4n. can b �i8ti&L and not hold family Pf'syer?' ? I .r. Yes sir, I ti ink so." . I .1 i "Do yon bold family prays I r i 11 Ye�, air," r+rned the br ther, quibt I � ! . i "And yet you think a ma bO hristiaii and not hold family �irZnleary thon �red the bishop. i ' � "He has no family," meek y answere� I � e brol her. I � . I . ! � . � 4 ' ; I DANGERS .�ND PERILSAHEAD.! , � .. I AINJUS CF,rLERY CO�PQU�l . � . I - ' urifids the Blood, Fortifies ,4h System wid ProvideA That' . 1 Vigorous Health That Re �, i I sists isea.se in the i I i I Hot Weather� � LI . I I I ; The deadly dangers and peril of the �0 � - �i eather will goo be with us. � i I The weak, ndrvous, sleepless, runddw, ieumatic,neurelgic, and those _burde;e� Ith diseases remiting from ,impure.. n� jagnant blood, i rill be sure victims of -h iervati jig weat her; they will be the i rs � " I ) be cut down I y pestilence a d epidern ce ( - Are you, dear reader, proper V f6rtifie(' 1 1 ealth and str gth to meet the coul [D .) I erils a d dauge a of! the heaft d term , I I . - 0 � � he rot es a are a post i fe so , 0 0 nger: n July aad August. � , I If Pa ne's Celery Compound be used W � kice, it will give you pure, lresh blood roDg nerves, new strength an vitality an . . 2 more se in firm flesh and mu icle. If yox -e weak, ailing, sleepless and desponde t e urge you tot ' the invigoii �ting virtue I : . one bottle of line's Celery Compound a these June da Fs the great it edicine v ril ring you the ha )piest resultsa, Be wiso to delay not 14e good work! ay ;, I . � - I � - - . I I I . � I . To I �e Miseratil I I I I � * If you want to, be miserable 8 t down an� nagine that you are worse off than anV on I 'Be. . � � I I I � ' Compare your circumstances In life wl"tt lose of your ealthy neighbor and wfal = were in his lace. : Forget all you, - *blessings auld remember 11 your trials. I I I Don't thank a �one who -doe 1, I you a ki d -.ed, bu blame ini for not do ng more. If there are any poor and sul.'ering about )a don'� t lift a f �Inger to help t iern, but let me one else look after them. Grumble aboub,.the weather and thipk, )u coul I make it, better. I I Never speak a kind wor I d to � a child, �ul rget t at you re one yoursellf. - I Don't give to any charitablej objecb, lut ve all yoo money ; you may i! eed it some me. j I Never smile if you can help it, but fro r L every ihing you meet. Don'tfeel o0ged to work, ut consi er yo,,a a ,,v. , at the World o*68 : 2. I Ch000( for your associates thfifie who Ire - . near I ke yourself as possible and see h,1w ach subehine you can keep out of ot4er ople's lives. ! � �j I If you follow strictly all thoie rules you ill surely be miserable yoursel and help1to %ke ot er people so. I I � I I I I 0 . I I I I It Surpasses All Others. I i . � I :I I MAIjT BREAKFASTI FOOD :� I I . . lie Best For Y?ung an Old, F I tl,e Strong and W . i � - i : E BREAKFAST DISH OF ROYALT � - � I . i , . i . I , I Mal I t I reakfast� Food rich in Idalt, Gluten d Photphates, redigested an�, free from ioluble starch, s the one peFfect cereal . )d for the nourfshment of the body.nerves d bra n. * Its marvellous , bullding- 1. -tues beso the �oung and oldi the strong d weak. Ask ' our Grocer fo &'package. ; I . y I I I f , " I I . He ]Knew the L r. . I- a y " Yes." said the eminent pIfetsor at a ial gathering. addresEing his �emarkg to a all man to whom be had been,introduce I , I fflatte myself that I rarely f4il to read a, )e corr(etly.11 :I � . " So?" queried the smali man'. ' I YeF. Now, there is a i lad� " contina d . a professor, pointing to I w ndred undspecimenof the fairsex:,�Ilthe lims ' whose countenance areas clearas pr * t, , me. The chinj shows Ifirmne'sa of- dt sition amounting to obstinacy � tha-point. nose, a vicious temperament ; the capa- us mo .Ab, volubility ; the aquare & a motes trouble fo'r those who I oppose her 5hes ; he eyes sbow a hardnes of heart, " A . ' Won lerf ul, truly wonderf ul, jProfesso , 11 errupted the imall man. O.You ividently know sometLg 4�f 6 Y, thei ?" said the profeEsor. � ' Sure, ' replied the small m n, _- 4 ' she -Is . wife. I . I 11 I - —*— I . A True Nerve Tonic I 11 e.t, not so .much directly' upon tb I e ves as ipon the digestive functions, ani abundant formation of red,, vitalizing bd. Nqrveo can't be fed opi medicinc'. y can, . gowever .1 be restored and streng- ned by assimilated food. ;Thig, marvelous on .of , ?errozone arises from its actio r the dilizestive and assimilative pro - es., V 1146-3 you take FerrDzone the b[ood urified, strengthened and -grows rich an The i you grow vigorous, healthy an �atiful, ready for work.. ybu hav fo streng;h to do it. No, tonic (or th I I n, blo(d o neTves comparesi with Fer 50 , at druggistsi or N, C�' ne. Pri; . li " i on'&I 'o K ston, Ontario,� . j � Hat ailition"9`3 tills are I Effed ive. I I.- I I � I ; I � i - I he 11reside t's Li.ttlel,Joke. � � i o big 0 her good qualifle'atione as a -pop man, Preeiden Roosevelt aoide a fond ' I for a goqd-nat red jokle. A Washing corre ,oDdent rec-alls'this amusing in� 11 I [nit of t e time -when the ' Pr�sident wa4l ' itant a retary of the navy' : I . ie equ r6n had been out for two day� -get p otice, aill the chief officers ha . th invit d on board the flagship as - to r. Roosevelt. The conversatio ?i . arine topics Was long, and for rjorno there ad been, a clearing of throstal 1 4 : I I . .- . � � i � � ! � � ! i I I I i I � i � � I I . I � � I � I I . � 1! I . I , ; I I 1 , , i i I - � I I �. . ; I - I 1. I I _; i I . INK - - � I . I - - , � . � � .- ; . I -, , - - - - � I 11 __ I , ... " � I _ E � � I � I, . ___ -I � . - ------- Vr , - .- � . -1 - I � A . . . . � . 11 - Z . : - . Z 1, . 11 .il - I I I- I � _.__1 - � - - I I . I - . ; I . - r I I I - .- i . . . I . i � ' , 4 1 - - - . - . I � � � � I JtSE 20, 1902 , - � . I - .0 I . N F I mul" - If . : — ; �cw and aaignifi I . . Room vel cAnt exchange, of ,glances. Mr. I . � t took the bint. . . I . i - I I , " N7'11 You step iiatO the cabin and I FRIX some teaV he said. haft i I - � . I I . The moveipent, toward the cabin I - prompt audi unanimousi There. i,a Was I To We,ak" -the � 'Til centre of a great table, rested a punch bowl . : of magnificient proportions, I � I filled to- the . i ' , - i b4m. with a llqaid -shade darker than ainbe,, � 4jven in the St - - In I the centre #oated an island of iee. Sprai; ed, an-& HOi6i f of mint extended their slender lea -VC -8 over 4 , 11 - i ... . I - "I � its brim, an4 pieces of lemon and other 1 4 FrIDM the Sun, i fruits floated ion the surfaee of the - I tempting fluid. 0001 aud I It isa good � . The old co0imodore, with the Wor of the �. " Wrought; by D, sun on his face and the dryness of the deW "I I e-r.,t- recorded. .) 1. . I in his throat, turned eagerly tows 0 ". but durIzIg ths, rd thfil "I, 4 - ,t -weai,cine h vamis, - He atirreld the ladle lovingly in the ".. he ,tid every day' bowl, while the others gathered about hM7 � ; SU . He held his glass, filled to the brim be vrh0bAV-ef,0U" , IV �these famou't - tween his eye and the sunli I t that Am - - - I � . gn me M . I 'Ly 41pokien X through the cabin window, -and the .clatte � . ime . . I and. clink of glasses sounded throu , . � ed:f,rom the U51 cabin as each officer filled to:' the ec i � ,U -d to these al I "0100. - I - q -miss Victor: With, an air of contentment and antie'lpat- i X . ed joy the commodore brought the gl"i to � r I the Sun, who 1. ... � . I . � - . his lips.. Then, at all lift ed the,r 910211"t. I - is follow his exam 10 I 'came very mul . ,ple, a olk, of astoniehjpe.at � ' -t'hp time MV , passed over big fate. Hie hand tremblta_ � I , I - I I'll, and'the glass almost fell to the table, .11111, I .; ;n what The 1, . I W � , , ..� yi� I -j I ' Be blowed if it ain't tea P,he .. 16onditio- � . gaepedo . ,nut not �abla i And, indeed, thO is just exaotly what it : I I : .1 � was* . . ISI-ek enough tc I - I I vd, Ine wtl its W -H -V -f HE K N OVP,. ' - I aboutby my - I Ptite failed Tr � . . . I - Because Once He Was Very Sick I . -Ing wDrse. . ... - �� i w,glir,me, Pin' 11 I and Now He is Very Well. 11 11 them r, +trisA. � �� - I I . — I t ( � , � , ime V6 decide � I - . - � ST. ELZEAR, Que.., June lUb.—�80fth4— ; it is no exag9t �� , a - Mons. Jean,Bolvi-e,, of this.Place, for . M, entirely di ible inaladyi- I T_dtuMed'_?-n(Lz years was the victim of a tern 1!1"y the Kidneys, "which gave him.greatp * a j Dervieg. I eat . I . mconvenienc�. win ada � I � - VV,illiania? Pir He had tG get up every hour du - - good than I �Cll ring tho - I n!ght, and, after having tried many mem. � easi1v tired, r, cines, he about made up hig mind tbat 16 n1saw giva IN e ould be able to find a cure. I'll .,,a -you wilt i � - 11 . .. - � However, a- frien:d advised him, to-tq I , . . I it is becaw � blood tbwt Vu Dodd's Kidney Pills, and &fLter taki" & � lis, thertnes short treatment he found himself complete, L MX L I lati'an "of -,be I lyclured. lffesayo:-, . , - � - 91:1 DodcPs Kidney Pills are good. I I= - St. Vitus dal - I _ w- , irlents that-jn this because not long ago I suffered veq I I men -a `8011V � - severely with KiAney'Diseme, and used t-6 . gbnnine Vili t have to get up many. times during.th- ; I . le 11 =61 Dr. Will!= n night, and now I am well and can Sleep A �: night without fiaing." I �� . -on the wrapp I - 0 - I i ,deelerall or;rjel 11 * � �� six boxet fo e How She Proved It. � I WjJF�,aml? .Me i "�Every Child Her Own Solomon,"il . I 11 I t i Q1 I . � . text that may come up for dlect"don - _k , 11 some:of the clubs after the c6lor que , iltiog is - 1 I � ..... �_ BY i 1 � 9 disposed of,� n6w. that Miss Ko-hissat bas I ' Woke L � argued and !won a ease of her own. The ' iack little girl lo�'t a much beloved pet dog to ' . jumped on a I timt back, and recently eaw it tiding I - I 1�t_ ia ,a L, se f . � I -9 carriage with a handsomely gowaed womim. � wqrse ; he W, The carriag�,waz going very alo t6leplione. aT - . wly, sna 7 I near the ptvement,-and the little inrl - � _Ud.,c0led, t, I , I * Ae- 1 - lightfully called her pet by name. �i out to High, � I %th a i'�; I Ed �b � whine of jo�,, the animal sprang from the �� `;;_ . .3 am Z ey . 11 running to little Miss lKohilaitt, : - jack: did ast vehiole,.and, i I � ,on oxygerip �a ' 'began jumping about her and lick -mg ter .. , . a * hands for s&lei joy. �' '. : . . . man. . I i 64 You ca�'t have my doi, little girl,' � - You -1001 - called the Woman from her carriage* which, " -9 I wW h's I � - I - I I . . bad ,now dra, vn rein beeide- the curb. � 'Jack. I 11 8ut this is my dog,"' "id little -Miss, - I He, thougl! I I I - . I ' `� JH- Kohlasiat. . . - I . - q wasD%, I is- � I 4 6 ANo, it ism my dog," naid- the woman. . to open 'the � 66 P11 r v ,office was b -A p,rov that it is mine,` replied little . Were �CajHnq_r ) Ming JKohlsaat, with the blood bom of �de. I r -termination 4nd justice, � . Thousan& By thia time qrUite a ,crowd 4of --chil I their Wind-ov drew ,� 7 and passers. 'y had 011eeted, I the top. BI I I and the .1firl, 11 . ' � : --- ' � with the dogi in her arms, faced her aitiaj� 7 � . �he pen. or I I� . �� . t ' I onisb &@,a lawyer faces a jary. . "I . he windowi .. - " Can your dog stand up iand beg-?" 49d 1. � %secret. I I ' she. . � I Did you e� I - � . 11 Yes," an wered the woman. der the blue " Can he ,through a hoap?" � r blues ? It I 4 j yes.7) � er ; there is' r . " Can he wn and play dead '.9' .. I breaths in It. � I -11, � r . " Yes." i I . W11i:*:ey in � . I r, - : � ' Can he dree on �hia bind feet?" � � . it cam Iasi 99 � 11 Yes." i - 1. I �eh - "k with Ill I r- I , . . "Canhe, ybisprayers?" I I ' most joubtli "YeL,." I ,chasea rdes; I - Closing he - arms t_ightly about the dog : vours bacilli � - - ' and starting to walk aw: ' the child oriedi �.. I . -the spine, � - - triuhtl . BYP . __ �� I I -thest. in 3coli -" Well, m dog csin�b. He in mine then." . I in a new atn And she ,w on. -Chicago Evening Post. "-t Get druiA I I —9 �;; areall nat,ur I -the whole ih 1)068 y6 I r a Pay to Buy Cheap? Breethe� I A dheap remedy for cough& Land 6olds is - - . . if the ,doctor _� all right, bu� y�cu want something -that will , ' ' if ymela moN _ relieve and dure the more severe .and dan- . - r � I Toward t! gerous resultis:of throat and -lung troubles. i- Breafum What shall on do ? - ' I Go to a warmer sod - And the wo more regal .climate ? Yes, if possible? If Cares will A not possible. for you, then in either .me : It Y*U!d -� take N - r�he o z 'remedy that has been intre- . . Breathi I - . duced in all �ivilizsd countries with moommous � If you�d ha� in 18e4ere tbr�at and lung troubles "llos. ' . � Ib , _r I Arid regrets up." not on -17 healit Breathi . I and stimulates the tissues to destroy the � �. : . � i y W r germ r disease, but x1jays the hv6m a ,I � I 1W.1 - I causet .easy L expectoration, --rgives a good � 11 " Withold � . .. nigWs rent', n ourei the patient. Try on � � -at laingour * 1','V JUJ r I - �', _* aij & , .141 , aij , &I bottle. Rec mmended many years by .141 r ;j use 'Of Dr.�r'nal drug,jists in 1e world. You can get Dr. �� and d1wo - - blood -pure AA G. G. Greez I's reliable remedies at j. _'S, r i auatfN now *'01 � ' I Robert's drug store, Seaforth. . - ,; i It makes wea;1 i - .0 - �� i building uptl I . 4 1 The! Joke Will Turn. ' I I Chauncey IM. Depew, the .senator from , I j I . Dozet ig_� New York, and Samuel L. Clemens, the � 11 humoristi wete crossing the ocean ,on the C woman wii . I . � z -it __ . same steamer. Orne evening after 4intier . 11 I Don!t,boj I was iauggest�d that, following the timip - I -6hums ; itlii honored oust�ru in rth I e United State#,� the pay,, the I ' diners make speeches. Mr. Clerners M�ade - ' ;- : D011% .T*81' I I I . a characteristic address suicbm migbt hav* � - orderto big I itings ar - 1 - be give n- b' been expected frorn� onetwhose wri -0 r I I pittine -of � - ilega . so wel I I known under the nom -do i I I I. privi -s I Mark Twain. .... - DoWt tA - - , � . 64 It was understood," eald Senator Do. r .t 4n,peeitIly -, I I -,, umt I , Don?t .gc pew, when called ii ; pon to spetko . arequai-aU( Mr. Clemens and 1,11hould write out our . � . speeches for this occalsion and then ex-ehanise, � �- even finan manuscripts. We ba, I ve Aone so, buf I -re- 1 may be ta gret to say that I have forgotten Mr. -016m- ' Erre. r . I : �Dc p . I - - ens' speech." � I I , nb. ' - ! 1� - � The senator then took his seat. His su- I aloohol in � 11 - - ditors roared in appreciation of the jokoo., : mother orl The next day ran! Engbsbmbp wetUr- � dal lurl,a j Clemens on deck. I I � I Don!t il 11 I gay," he remarked, " I have 4 i Unjustly I - j , . � beard that Senator Depew was re I 1 - � germ. I clever I but what wretohed drivel of his tha � � DADU�t M 0 . was wbich yotz were obliged to recite last I - . nobodies --( night !" I -1 -1 you will -t � A � ... - -_ . : DoWti I HEALTH .. FOR - LITTLE O.NBS. I ' I 'The habit . � *t - - 11 . think ir 14 . Don7t P : Baby's Own Tarbiets Make Olufld- � iliarly. I . . I - I teape-cte& ren Well and Keep Them W01L -- : v, - ---4. - . I I Doe -t -b I lf your children are subject to colic, indi- � _ f favorit-ela, 3 vulgar. gestion or any stomach trouble ; if theyare 130&t troubled with _00�Srtjpatjon,diarrhoea, or un.v i � 'who are -, � . 1 I of the ills that affect li-tt,le rones.. give thent I ,desirable, BAy's OrWn Tablets. - This mediclue,will i . ' I Doet �� give relief right away,- making -sound, To- � I I robs ione', r freehing sleep possible. It will put children 1 .And it ha � . on the highroad to health at once. lit im do- � !! I I � few thinj ing this to -day for thousancts of children in I DoW-t :: I all parts of th; country. 31jrs. R. L. We- : 'Natures - I Farlane, Bristol, Que., says :-" I take � air, * bol pleasure in testifying to -the merits of Baby's '-- r . parly -art I Own Tablets. I have: used them for MY bbris: an-(� baby eince she van three months old, and .. . r tbem. : previous to Aging them she was a delicate � )�i I I I - . . I . I . child. Ohe is now quite the reverse, as she � r I I . I � � is plump, beailthy -and strong. I think . Baby's Own Tarblets the beat medieWe ig - . . -and. the world for little ones." These Tablets I Lawatt � are good 4,or children ' of all ages. and dis- - - ,cold M* 1501 i : I in A ed to W solved ' water or crush �� der their ' � 25 ce �.n . . cAnbegivenwith absolute ga,ray to th& , , - - te- r . I r � youngest, weakest baby. Guaranteed W � 1 1 1 1 i . conraig' no opiate br -harmful drage. -Bold I I . by all dealers at 25 cents a box or seab 'Vogt' rr I . U 1.1rhe paid by writing direct to The Dr. W'ji. - for 'Wind. - flo ,t4 lianiW Medicine Co., Brookville, Outafio,- ,Or I 15 _r. I - - ,�razim,,* SchenecLidy, N. Y. 1 .- � , 71 � - , __ ., ft * - o r I I - . . A 11 �V' � I - - 7h VIA i � , " . . I -_ r i I _. . � . . : 11 ; .. � � I r � - � , � 71 1 � - � , - , I . ,11. I �L . , e, � r I .. . 1 - I-- � - � � - .1 _1 - i -- L iI ,Lr. . I - ; : __1 - I - - � . . � I , - _� .,� r I I _. I - - I -_______1___-1__1_ -4 -, - _ ��