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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1905-04-14, Page 7e ee aeao 4 01 ove for an Ho 1 The Memo* and theMosqutt� ters. store goods them k give' oSes roons have boon assoeieted with The oxplination of XII BROOMS Seal% like magic, and are enatirely worn out, verbial new broom, "Sweep Clean." Esita Merles Limited, tiontoltanaia, nag- aire. 1011S and nigh =Pr aletiat soon ir Reuewe mr.r=riewai it has, perhaps, he probabilities my turning out There is still a overcoattngs ad make vote 900.00 al& nt. MeEtVE.,. ICKARD IO NIC. d ale rga the a already been at par ; 10 per stime not to ex - can be paid at any tuit amount. an -aura paid lit. ve Feed shall 4ning9, and has. ulatirg Leh - atatate ree rge Every share .uoted, hits au es- ai stege Thiel 7 per cent. and - ,0 shares, The markee-is Seperators u3ed rnese would Thera a, ee- h givea the ei tea, LIMITED ONT. 1241 VETERINAAY- .................... jag oftt$91, V. 3., hooter eneluele ofOoterle Veterinary aellege. Alt diseases of Doateett's -*shoals treated. Ceti, proreetiv et%ended to ant elegesumeretel. Veterinery Dentist; a epecielee. Ode* aod i Alden's, oa Gelation etti , , one door .essi Of De $eOttlt &floe, f3.03011, P 111.24 . — e 110.111)B1 V. S.-Renorary tr ed rate of the LOntario Veterinery Oellege an Houorery mem. itheltediesi Meecletion of th t. 0 it trio Vetere leelyoellege. Trate detester of aft domestic aulmele , byte, most modern. principlee Dentistry end Milk row s speoialty. Office oppesite Mors Hotel. mate Skeet, Se sforth. AP orderi le Pii at the hotel wilireceive -prompt attenticri. Night one reeeived Modica 1871.52 LEGAL. JAMES L kiLLORAN, 'fiinister, Senator. Notary Peirele eto. Money to in Reatortli Mondays, tertdays and Setups days, office open every week day. Over Pickard's ' Item, Mainetreet, Seafortle 1904 • , R. .8. HAYS, Berrieter, Solioitor, Conveyancer sad Notary Publio. eellaterfor the Dominion Bank. Offloe-do rear oe lieltdebut Bank, fleafartle, Money to loan. 1235 T If. BE's'r, Barrister, Solicdtar, Conveyancer Notary Pnblio. Odloes up stain, over 0. pi leapit's boasters, Main Street, &Worth, Ontario. 1617 IS LOVE FOREVAR BY BAR. °*Ticife-the greatest joY of it came when Francesca had retired, and the throe loving bearers and toilers for honor's sake could sit down togeth- er and discuss the eventful meeting of the next day. The call for this meeting had created a, Sensetion throughout the countryside. When *Dick' had riaa.de 'the promise to his Creditors ten years previously, there had been in his resolute words some- thing which inspired ,belief; and the Yorkshire farmers of that day clid not readily give up an impression. If any of them had ever doubted , Dick's assurance, they now :positive- ly denied the doubt. One and tai said they had been as easy in their minds as could be; and things Iied ludipened so, as showed they were about right." It- wasrethen, a pleasant crowd that gathered in the old bank. The building stood in the main street of Tipham Market, a plain, low house of two stories, tae windows of the lowee one being covered -with dust and cobwebs, The upper rooms- were inhabited by an old cIerk who heel been connected with the bank from his Lu hod Everythipe relating to tts affaira were in John Stead's te. 101111STEter summer to Ike late flem of MoCesighey Holmested, Berrister, Bolkeitor oniviyarsaer, and. gaiety Solicitor. for the Can adienilank of Conimeroo. Money to lend. Yana for tele. Odlen In Scott', Block, Kale Bisset lintertle irtIOKINSON AND GARROW, Barristen, 1.1 ort e eto., Goderiah, Ontario._ E. L. DICKINSON. UMW CHARLES GABROW B. • DENTISTRY. F, TWEDDLEa DENTIST' . Oedema of Treend College of Dental Surgeons of On - tufo pose graduate come° in crown and bridge work $1 daskell's Sahool, ChhAgo. Local *aesthetics for nAnlesa extraction ot teeth. Ofilce-Over A Yawl ireoery store, Se.aforth. 1704 DR. BELDEN, DENTIST. TO ttolTro, Has removed from 4U1 Sherhoneee Se. to hie beenti s tame ess Yonag oppolite Carlin/1 St. 1815.18 MBDIP.A.L. Or. John McGinnis. Ozse and Residenoci--VIctorie Street, REAFORTII 7booe 73 DR. H. HUGH ROSS, Greduate tIcivera'ty of Taranto Paucity of fdedi., eine, member ot Oaileee Physiciane anti Scir- mot of Onterio •, Irma; graduate covses Ohlowo Nintgidlicho.11, Clanago ; 'Royal Ophithslinio Ileepl- tal, Louden, Enzienci ; 'University College limiter, earldom Enelend. Ofilse-tker Greir & Stewart' Mrs, Main Street, Seatorth. 'Phone No. 6. Nicht mils answered trona residenee on John street. 1890 --- De, F. 4. BURROWS, heed and hands. He knew ite indebt- edness to a farthing. He had paid out far 'Mrs. Alderson every shilling of 'interest. The books of the bank were the pride of his life; he could show them balanced to elate, on de- , wank at any time. To :this old mart and his wife and their niiddle-aged sons and daughters the (*clearing up" of Aldetworatabenk was tut affair that stirredatheir little 'world to its centre. Jelin Stead had a new suit of black broadcloth made for the occasion: and :Mrs. . Stead and her two daughters, baving cleanee their rooms to a •point of shining perfection, put on their best diets and sat down in the parlor as -if it was Senday.' • They were unexpectedly, rewarded. • Not only cltd Dick Alderson come imstoirs-they exeacted so rnuoh ot Dick -but Dick brought with him las • mother and Miss Vyner. It was the first:time the ladies had ever ben in the bank rooms, and the Steads -con- gratulated themselves ever after- ward on their forethought in having them in such exquisite -order. Few in spite of their preoccupation !with. Dirk's affairs, both ladies perceived where praise would be delightful, and both gave it withottet stint. •Yet they were listening With all theif souls, the while they talkea of the most commonplace matters -lis- tening for Dick's voice, for he had pronaiS.ed to Call them at a certaiii point of the proceedings. They could hear the murmur of voices the open- ing , and shutting of doors, the 'vague stir more apprehended than real, which is never absent where there is a number of human beings together. Depositors of small amounts aael been paid of/ loug, long ago; it was only those to whom the bank owed large SUMS WhO Were to be satieffed that day* . About sixty men were present, and it ,seemed to Loida that it took • a very' long time to give each man a check which WaS already Made alt. But as she was impale iently listening to an account of Miss Margaret Stead's attack of ' ague, there was - a sudden sense of move- ment, and then a loud and oft -re- peated cheer, and Mrs. Alderson rose up .nervously and looked at Loida, and Loida. hosted to her side, -and the ladies went downstairs together. They saw .Dick at the foot of them, and Loida called to him: We are corning, Dick; " and in a fear mo- ments thee' entered the bank with him. 1 The company were all standing Some had checks in their hands, others ' were buckling them. up in t heir capacious pocket -books , Such a, crowd of large. rosy, pleased -look- ing men! it gave a sense of new life to go among them, They were all talking, and all talking together. Ifearty laughs emphasized their words, They •had all been partakers in a, deed which. ma de them think wel of their kind, and they were as , happ , and as satisfied with theme' reeves, as if they had each individu- ally been the doer of it. in ono sense they hat. For if Dick Alder- son had worked and saved, they had trusted and waited; and they all felt, that their forbearance had not only given Dick- a chance, but bad also strengthened the hands ana bear!, of his mother to do her part, When she ciliated the room, they, gave her a • ringing cheer. They crowded round, and shook her hands, and told her she had a tine son, and that they were glad to see him home again. And when she said "Gentle- men!" they • hushed in a moment there noisy- talk, and, hate in hands, stood still to listen to her. Sho looked at them with a happy smile. 'Gentlemen! Dick lies done his Office and Residence-Goderich street, east of the klattedlet ohnrch. TatsPflONE Pro. 48. Coroner for the County of Huron. 1388 R SCOTT & MacKAYI PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, '‘h street. opposite gethodlot olurroh„Seaforth DR COTT, goadnette VI* de and Ann Arbor, and • member Ontario College of Physicians end spreacse. Coroner fee County of Huron. Dr. HaegAY, honor graduate Trinity University, geld modelist Trinity Medical Cellego. Member 0011cp; of Physiolkna and Surgeon% Ontat-3 AUCTIONEERS. f1111011A8 BROWN, Lnensed Anotioneer for the L Counties of Huron find Perth, Orders left at . V. Campbell's imprenuint wareroome, Seatorth, or tee /tavern °Foe, will receive prompt attention. nitisfaction natant led of no °barge. 1708.11 ANEE1 G; MeSUCHAKie licensed auctioneer for ee the county of linroni. Sales attended to in any part ot the county at moderate rates, and satietadion gametes& orders lett et the Seaforth post office cr at lot 2, Concession 2, Hulled, will receive PrOmet Afiention. 7 183241 AUCTIONEZRING.--0. S. Phillipe, Lioensed Auntioneer for the &Janine, of Huron and erth, Beteg praetioel termer and thoronghly enderstending the 'aloe of farm etook and imple• merits, places me In Pr better position to realize good price'. Chaves moderatt. ilatistaotion znarenteed or no pay. All ordereleft at Rennet! post Mine or Lot 23, Coneetnion 2 Hay, will be promptly ttended to. 17001! 'he DIciliilop Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 11.401.0onen.ma FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY INSURED Olthosu, 3. Mordent', Preeldent, Rippen 1'. 0, ; Thome, baser, vice.preeident, Brucelield P. O. ; Thomas E. Dam Seoy.Tress, 8eatorth P. 0.. eisizareas. Milt= Chesney fieefortih; John G. Grieve, Win. temp I George Dale, fleaforth ; John Bennewele, Dubin Jsmes Evens, Beeohwood ; John WM*, nuke* I Themes Prater, Bencefield ; John B. Mo raiz, Rippen James Connolly, Clinton. Aiencri. Rob'. Smith. HarWalc 14‘ ninohl0V, Seeforth : James Cumming' legmondville J.W. Yea, Hohnee eille P. 04 George Muffin and John C. . Editors Parties desiroue tO effect insuranee. or treneact other business, will be promptly atteeeed to. Applieations to any of the stove oill3es acid re seed to their respective p)st 011138u. -^ LOGS WANTED. The undersigned N prepared to pay the high ee vain price for an unlimited quantity of first -once krefie Elm, Reek Elm, Baeswood, Maple 6-2 Beech, Ash, gernlook and Oak Loge Delivered at the Seelorth Saw and Stave Mut. Leg tribe enema even lerigth, except Soft 11,11m. Soft Elm k to out 11, 13 end 16 fee'. Will also buy Baesweed Heading Bolt*, 40 Inaba long„ at ism per cord, delivered. • Will else buy timber. by meanurement or by bulk bush. Special attention paid to custom sawing, a leelaction guaranteed. WM. AMHNT. •efse What has come to pass in tliousan years seeins hardly credible. aeo *itCOlint*Ia- Ifinett Itit * breaking he Sb* thought that nobody now tar- ed for her-eta/it is, theyd id not care about Lancelot, or putthemselves to any trouble to find o t what had become of him. Her father's long I. alelenee convenced her that he had I his heart aled his hapainess with him. It -.Mad° her sad to think he - could be dining and feasting aid going on all kinds of pleasureemak- AW itigs, and never remertiber her de - o . e e spear. And Loida was fie entirely ,e.or ' taken in) with Dick and the.oefure- '"ve ' man, a weakling in comparison t modern . ishin 01 Vyner Hall a d the get- g ° .. .. Mare was able to conquer the li ge meta bag ready of . her new bridal gar - eters of thousands of years ago, ouch ae limas, not to speak of , the charge the 'Mammoth, and to -day the/ e dead She kept at Athertoe, that Francesca -.ono sersomastratoftwair*******atomae. WELL" , RICHARDSON CO.'S ER COLOR Gives the True Golden June Tint that Guarantees Prize Butter., The Largest and BestCreanieries aid Dairies? in he World Use LOOK FOR THE DANDELION TRADE MARK. BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES AND IMITATIONb. 7 70,23.117431.1q-Z313119S 1712ELikelrernin. otigmergerosesseeseeseeim-tseeeeseeeseeedzeeetaeec-c-vmmeisseeee+eeesirec-fiem* on title toRie called attention to the ' - f ith f t t ' for the scientist to devise metho for kill-- about Lancelot. 8 o Leigh. There were several men busy / . o . e trs erm, and no helping forever; yet the mosquito an y have never could get a long talk with her as sne entered the farmyard of thing always interfered. Every one . In its precincts, and one of them as- average milk production of Canadiaa hand tares extended to guide ilyn past never been conquered.. It is n time . ome erson r • ' ing the mosquito and fly, so that they will was forgetting Lancelot aut herself. sisted her from her saddle. He Said cOWS, -which is less than 2,000 pounds tlee troublesome examination week. go to join the mammoth and the monster per year. Considering the cost of President Soltarman that deter - lizards. The mosquitoes and fiies are dan. She could feel that his I very name i Mrs. Leigh was. at home, and opened production' there can be ne profit rained to make an example of his gerous enemiesof man bemuse they spread was a bore, an. intrusioe, a cloud I a half -door Which was on that side. to the farmer, and the situation is own son, and. young Sehurmen was ' ' ' contagion. The ihosquito-often carries the across the sunshine, a false note in of the. bouse, and told her to go made worse by the preseent low forthwith expelled from the univer- erm ofmalaria with bis The house. the song; of happiness. i to the roem at the end of the pas- prices. The remedy preposed is tW o sity and told to earn his On living.. g h t' for So -the summer sped aiway. The sage. She followed his direetoins, make every cow stand or fall by her ly spreads Wins of dieease over our food. ese ac e ia g , ever wu.0 the weak spot, find a place in our blood,' squire was expected home and then we suffer from grip, catarrh, con- leer, and Loida and .Dick suniption, or malaria. married immidiately afte _Dr. R. V. Pierce% ebief consulting para.•the old life at Atherton in Septem- treading as softly as if she wished record. When Mr. Grisdele took his felieer workmein youag Shur - would be to conceal her presence. At the door ()barge of the lierd at the Experi- man wandered. around the eountry .ward. All iedirated she etood still; she was mental Ferro. at Ottawa, in 1899, the for a, short time. and then applied oure would Sick with =certainty and fear. She e 33 ;Ayrshire grades were giving 5,000 for a job at the Gorden Bridge Co.'s Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y., says: eThere pounds each year. By special atten- works. He was inexperienced in elan to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical new IDAS- • was afra.id now to provoke the an - would be no grip epidemic% the germs of • then be past forever. tress, with new ways, 'Would take ewer of her doubts. Perhaps suspense ton to feeding and by diseardivg every nue of elm work, but when -110 consumption, er malaria Wotild find no Loida's place, and Francesca, know with hope might be easier . to bear some of 'the poorer esOW;.4 the average was toid3he could begin at the bot - place in the -human economy, if the bleed that her • 1 other would, i many re- than the certainty she had come to was raised to over 6,000 pounds in tom of the ladder, the Meed of money, In a few mornentri she tapped at 1900, and the following years showed was so great that he gladly accepte were pure, if the lungs, hetat and other ask for. organs were fed on good blood. poisons spects, be a different ma . There would be changes of will he might the door,•and thee. opened it. There Nova cantinued gains. A datrerman in ed the job at 75 eents a day, • Scotia has doubled his returns should not be allekved to aceuttrulate in the • . ----- not be conscious- but which wotad body.: to be safe it is best to take a gentle was no one in the room, and she sat by adopting these method. Speak- haniberlain's Cough _Remedy the laxative at least onee a week." Such a be peat -daily evident to he For Po ing She had beerf warmed and refreshed the Wrench -Canadian COWS, or Can - of breeds 1Vir-. Grisdelt said that p Bestand. Most opular. down. The place was familiar to her. vegetable laxative as Dr. Pierce's Pleasant one can' live among str nge people Pellets contains nothing waieh could ham and un.der strange in. uence for MARRIAGE LICENSES' tssu D AT THE HUM EXPOSITOR OFFICE SELFORTEI, ONTARIO, 0 WITNtSSES REM/RED there on the day the snowstorm (ran Jerseys, th ft " M hers buy it r tip il ot 1 y for ere y eh - For putting the blood in 'order, and as a months and remain unEatered by tho • a t , seys, as ey are o en nal- _ the eystem. . drove her to refuge in Leigh. The led, stood at the imad of the list for dren, railroad men buy it for severe tissue -builder and tonic for those weakened circumstances. very. same pardor, and yet there ' eeonomical butter producers. It was eoughs, end. elderly people buy It for were changes. 'the big oak chair bt f 'gored Out that the cast was • only la grippe" Ally Moore Bros., Eldon, by cougas, colds, catarrh, grip, nothing will These considerations rneved her to Iowa. "We Aen. more of Chamber - build one up quicker than Dr. Pierce's take a desperate step. ' the master was not on the hearth. -nine 'cents per pouna- of butter, as lain's Cough Remedy than any other Golden Medical Discovery, This is a med- "Loida," she said, one evening, as It was 'set back against the wall in compared with eleven cents for Ayr - His slippers shites and thirteen rants for Short- kind. It scants to lapse taken the without the uee of alcohol. e i th . t• and thinking- icine made entirely of roots and herbs . 1 ce sat sewing a a corner of the room, . . , , 'Waldo, will you go with me to Idle - Dr. Pierce'S Medical Adviser is sent free hohner, and pipe, were not visible. the dogs horns. - lead lover several other goodbrahasat There le no question but this medi- he loved were no ion er riretche 01 On receipt of stamps to pay customs and mailing only. Send ei elle-cent stamps Jan 9 nItaly. "To Idleholene! Why, Francesca, their sheepskin rug; gone was cite)", the other had voluntarily left his VA. LTTABLTI TO MOTIERS, _ for coughs and colds, wheth.er it be eine is the best that can be procured 1 J i i Why (LI, you want : home and gone over to Caossley's toa oatild or an adult that is afflicted. for paper coveted, or eo stamps for cloth , •Baby's Own. Tablets are for elttl- binding, to Dr. R. 'V. 1' ere, Buffalo, N. It'l 1 , to go home?" .,•0.,sseee....„11..40t. ° 0 dren eof all ages -they are equally It ahvae-s cures' and cures quickly. ' 4. • "I vrant to see Lancelot's mother. . been ancelot's special tokens were livo, The violin and books that had beef to atone for his fault. T., 'hie , . hohnea and X would ri e over to . removed. Excepting the big Bible on well -grown !child. They will prompt. faatb. a book visible, No pile of news - had tion, teething troubles, diarrhoea, good for the new born babe or tbe Sold by Alex. Wilsen, Drug:gist, Sea - We could, stay a day or two at idle- b mother,, • ask you to blot .it out , of h t hire at 'church and at market as you. if he. ifind, something out." : be quite right, Francesca.' . spect and your confidence as , papers, no guns in the corner or end isimple fever. The Tablets break y r forfeited thenr to meet ' "I. do not think that cotrse would trout -rods against the walls. .The up tolds, prevent eroup,and promote used to meet his father. If you ane not do this, be hones straightfor- ward men, and say; ay, we can- going away from me. ,1 , • j. the folded -down table, there 'was not ly ware colic, indigestion, collet pa - your Memories; to give him your re4 • letigh. Perhaps -per aps1 I might "Yes it would. Yes, it would. at sou aro i room i t? room, in short, had the air of a n which men never ...... . came. not to eontain a particle of opiate healthy eleep. They are guaranteed hor be left e-- ---• - ---- - ,. a. ..•...._,..a. or any of the poisons found in so- oraan.,Frantesca was glad oi a few ' Inca called " soothiaag "• medipinee. Every mother who has used theee Tablets speaks igf them in the highest praise. MM. T. Timilek,. Pittston, Ontario. says: I have uSed Baby's Own Tab- lets with the most satiefantory re- sults. 1 loam recommend them to all mothers as a remedy for teething end th t tibles of ohildhoiid" 'You not forget.' Then , lick will go away from here, and will go with him; and we will begin life elsewhere.. Diet, ghitlemen, I can trust Dick I Ine and if he would, ea .,I hie now? Dear Loida, ' can, indeed!"- as a last kindness "And I cart. trust Dick, too. I can I go, . me this satisfaction. If trust him With all my happiness, here With a strange never saw Lancelot. am to peak to? Father will n t listen to were alive, I arn. sure s taents' reprieve. A depressing sense of sorrow stole over her. ,She could ettfole to not escape its yonetratin ' influence. 1 before you. It was as much in the ai as the o 'me, give moisture was. She felt 11 at ease, my moth& , half -inclined. to run away and abart- tion her intention. But the fear was e would let with all my estate, with all the ays This mornin.g i 1 found a i not positive, and her intention waS. of my life, even unto t e gia, e. verse which I said weep _Friends, if the love of life is also the love of heaven, I can trust Dia( , anti then the thought c - Leigh came into my min for all eternityY! aim verse• : It was Loida. Vyner ' whe spoke. She looked at the gathered gentle- It i rne go. n to 5her, So she sat still opposite an open going to easement, watching th.e slow, per - de It was • sistent rain. It made little ado, but It Was drenching everything. The biras sitting; droopy and silent on the ivy boughs were already draggled and miserable in it. When Martha Leigh entered the room she went straight to the open window and closed it. Her -move- ment& were hasty and irritable, and she turned angrily to Francesa, and seed; "Thou miglit hey lied the sense to glint the window when it was raYn- ing, do think. Whativer does ta want here? And who art. thou?" Francesca's first • feeling was ore of proud resentment, but when Martha turned her face and she saw the mis- ery it reflected, she was humbled be- fore ouch sorrow. Rising gently, she went close to Mrs; Leigh, and said: "I do not wonder you have forgot- ten me. I am so much changed." "I see. Poor lass! What has been the 'natter with thee? Why -a! Thou art Squire Atherton's daughter. do believe thou art." ,,rgrettr Ra4600111,4•Mall FIFTY CENTS I N some conditions the gain from the use of Scott's Emulsion is very rapid. For this reason we put upr a fifty -cent size, which is enough for an ordinary cough or cold or useful as a trial for babies and children. In other conditions the gain is slower—health cannot be built up in a day. In such cases Scott's Emulsion must be taken as nourishment; a food rather than a medicine. It's a food for tired and weak digestions. eared fotoaeleafolejoeali scorr & BowNE, Chemists, Toronto, Ont. Vre. and $i .00. Aff drogglets •- Mother, mother, up 'n heaven,. menk and then sho turned to Dick and put her hared in his. TI ed.° was. a confusion of smother- ed _ ejaculations. Men looked into - their hats and fingered the Madras silk handkerchiefs which lay it. them. They were all much moved, and not quiek exprebsing feelings of this kind. For a moment there was 41. painful silence, and enany eyee. -were turned upon one old man, Squire Gerald Granby, a magistrate and a person of great social power. He • was restless while Loida was speakinw and he looked steadily at • Staled upon the. jaspe And, be witness have All the gifts required Hope that blessed me, Bliss that crowned, Love that left me -wit Let me go to Leigh, A "You shall go) dear. Dick to go with us. B DI& go for you?" "No. am sura c than any one. Lancet() a very strange woman rot know how to man sea, given of Ina/ a wound.' nt I will ask t cceeld not n do better 's ntother is Pick would ge her; but I the young man standing betWeen his think she will bo kind to me, for mother and • his betrothed. Not a - Lan celat's sake." .anY- ` "Then we' will go to! Idleholme in man to decide quickly about thing, Squire Granby, in this case, a few days -perhaps 4.xt Monday." *eek away. I came to an instant determination. "Gentlemen," he said, "eve have the name of being honest men. Dick Alderson has proved he is an honest mare That is about the difference between lam and us, "To be sure1 ale be sure, squire!". "In this resPect, alien, he has an . advantage over us. We know -not by words, but- bY deeds --that Rich- ard Alderson is an honest man., - will give him a hearty welcome on my beset and at my .table. will give him my vote and my friendship in'the hunt and the militia, and if he chooses to open the doors of his father's- and his grandfather's bank, he may put the check he has just given me down as. the first de- posit!" . Then what a tumult there was! "Hear, hear!" cried some. "Hurrah for Granby and Alderson!" cried others, A crowd shook Dick's hands agan another crowd gathered round the generous speaker. Ars. Alderson leaned upon her son's fthoulder and cr d for joy. Lolda went to Squire • G nby, who was an old friend of ,....-- .._ • the faintly, and gave him both leer hands, and he said: "Thou spoke like a good woman, Loida. More good 'women like thee would make more good in a. Tells me when thou marries Dielc, and I will come and give thee away. Good gall Good girl! God rove thee, my dear 1 ',' And so with kind wishes and kind words tumbling over each other, the happy company departed. Thee' the chie actors 111. the 1 i tale d ramie -also went homeward. The hour dreamed of, worked for, end.ured for, waited I for, through ten long years, ha.d been realized. Mrs. Alderson wept eoftly, and happily, and Dick and ',oldie leiSsed her teaes away. Dick c was sll nt with his felicity, Loida, in all or life, had . never been so beautiful- and so lovable, i lier long socluoion had given a kind of anti- que bon. ton to her that was charm- ing, and her affectionate, loyal na- ture imparted --to her presence a liv- ing sweetness. into this wonderful joy Franceica could not enter. She was glad to. _return to Atherton Court, There were places there in which Lancelot's personality was still strong.' She could not bear to think of •him in strange rooms, for in places they had never been together she could not catch the spirit of these im- • palpable- impresslonS e of agencelot which remained like pictures in the air of those spots familiar- to .their love and their hopes-. • • And she did not lilee to trouble Loicla's late joyful spring with the -gloom of .her Own' despair. Perhape, too, Loida's spontaneous sympathy was not no* as active as Frances- ca's needs demanded. In spite o every effort she coul I make, itaspite of the new hop?s on • life Francesca was If she coula only h . If she only *new where he was! lf she only kiiew he wises weal If she - only knew that he I still loved her, then she . could bett r bear to. live. (it As it was, *he hat. d every day, for she went weeping to: sleep:and vvoke 1 up sleijpg tO tit4o6tst,-tioAsockg-LArs very side of her very miserable. ar of Lancelot! "That ,is nearly a ' cannot, cannot Veit s long, londa. Why not go to-morrce v? Dicke me turns to Alderson Bars on Satur- day, and, he may not aome back tor several Stays.; . Loid , days sepia 1 whole yeah to inc. 1 am so wregte ed that every moment. is an hour."' "Then • we will eo , to -morrow. Leaving at nine o'clo aa- we can gal- lop there in five hoer. , and Dick wal be a suflicient escort. ' ' The decision arid romptitucle of •Loidee acquieeeence eve some heart and h.ope to the sorrring girl, and sho was ahriost chee•ful next motn- ang when they caetered together. through. the park Lend on to the high -road to Leigh. ful morning, and th being made in the d ea aierself desired, i at did leer a great deal of good. And ala Idiehelme they, met •a glad welcome from the sceare and Mrs. 1 d le. Alintieed • Was in Italy with his sister. "Ife wanted us t go with him," said the squire, " ut, my mistress thinks nothing of °reign countries "Sit thee down," she saia. "I can - and their ways," I not tell where he is. I don't, know "Thomas is right," answered Mrs. whether he is alive or dead, well or /die: "I say the West lading is good sick: and if he hes forgotten his awn enough for any Chtistian. And it is mother, is it likely he thinks about very dangerous traVeling about,What i thee? What did ta come here for 7 with . steamboats, nd rallwaY-sarri- ' Crying end taking on in such a Thou oughtn't to do it. Will ta hey ages, and custom- louses, and ' such -like, not . to epealt of the unknown , a eup of ten?" ' things you get tol eat and drink. ''I. Willa, nathing but a word or ' f • •e es two you will not give me. lio you t WIJ•1 boauti- physical Okla ruction i• remota "Yes." "And whativer does thou want "I want to know where Lancelot is." can't tell thee. where he is." There was a tone in her voice that shocked' Francesca, it was so final and so broken-hearted. "Have pity on me. You are his mother, you must bavo 0, kind beert. You are his mother, you must, know where he is. Haae pity on me. I ant SO miserable." "I cannot help thee any." "You can tell ine where be is -if he is alive -if he is well -if he still -- thinks of nue" - She was holding Martha's arm; she was trying to make the wretched woman meet her imploring eye' Martha would not look at her. She removed Francesca's hand and led her to a chair. I don't know er ro • can get the Tablets from any meth- -one !dealer, or by mail tit gs cents a box by writing The Dr. Williamit' Mediotne 06. ,Brookville, Oet. •When 1 was in . I ago, 1 never felt I, Thomas?" e Still, they were Vats Mexlean very pleasant ex And in the morn ng a little diplo- ' aavaa. aati twoulea •aaars S. aro" thtal 1 limey secured to Francesca the cite IVA' put eyes on him, Dying! Whate cumetances moves try for her vadt. to , i‘er axe women made of now? If I • Lancelot's moth e . Dick went with, i ran bide his loss, I think thou may her, and be Was ireeisely such an ese I make shift to live without him. Ile cort as she dashed. He did not ; was none of thy lad, anyway." trouble her to to, k, yet if she Wished 1 "Ile was! Ile was! He loved me, to converse abo t Lancelot, he. was 1 and I loved him. . I love him yet, full of sympathy and hope. i better than my life," She covered There was no unshine • when they ! her face with her hands, and sobbed left Idleholme only n, xnild, hazy, ' as a child in overwhelming distrese, , , diffused light; ate a minute; did not see I am dying of grief? , lon't 'thee in Ile to me about dy- much intereseed lag of grief. I bore the led. num. periences, and ed him at my breast. I avec! and InOVed and hed my being in him for ••••••••••••••••••••••10.0. Has to Work for Livivg. Son of Cornellia President in aIllack- smith?s Shop. Wielding a. heavy sled in t* blacksmith shops of tile Groton Bridge Company, Groton, 4n4scour- ing irons whieh. are newly brought from th,e moulds, Robert Schuman, Cornell, '06, son of President. Jacob -The London to .onship board or health ihas been called te; meet in .special eessien to consider eneens to put 'a stop to the alleged eldpnient of !slink veal ithe te township upon a. Alne OWhat extensive wales It is said. that two car loads of the veal has eneently teen received there, and that the animals rW-eigh as lit- tle as 25 ponnds eaeh, aud are bought for fifty cents a, head. Medieal men there Olean that the eonsumption of melt imeat is liable tel work great injue:y it the public; beaitil,' Get Rid a That Cough Before thaeummer. (mines. Dr Wood's orwV Pine Syrup congtien deuebs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoareenees, Brom:tit* eyed all Diseases of the Throet and Lungs th- - Wherever ere are eleklee people With Week hearts sed deraoreleicreee, Milburn'. Mart and Nerve Pills :will -elite Veined an °fleetest medicine Time restore enfeebled, enornited, tabooed, de- v'telized or oveaworkal men and woman to Vigor- ous health For Cholera Morbue,WSera intentain. armee. .e'Dlarriesgenysentery mdeatmener Complaint., Dr Yowleion Extractot Mid Stiverbeeryle4 p safe and tan euro thai has been * popular fet - for neatly 00years Gould Schurrnan, 'of the nniversity, • 6 is 'working side by side witle the other employees of the shop to earn a. living. The young man's troubles coni roe amw ed hen he entered 'upon his 0011TS0 COnnell. He found diffi- culty in devoting his time to books, end: 'Vas decidedly averse to ging." His scholarship dropped ao- cordingly and be found trouble in passing his examinations. ; His sophoraore year found him more averse to wrestle with hit; etudiee. Refusirig at first to heed the iteounsel and finally the orders of his Ifather, fottna Inmself hopeless- ly istrande d in his work at the end nd just as they in le SOb, reached Leigh Douse a. soft rain be- flffc 'tse continued.) gan to fall. an cesea looked at 41. Dick. and he sn Red assuringly back, 4 -The night ,school in 8ection-1'4.10, as he said: • Grey, closed last week, after a suc- "I am not afraid of rain. I will do eessful term. Beforeclosing.the h I resented • as we proposed Hall. want ,hours there; th Pr you. Is th She said it ride on to Crossley members • o o talk a couple of their •teneher, Sam B. Lamont, .with :a a will ca.1I at Leigh a beautiful gold tie pin, set with t what you wish?' pearls. Thos. Dougherty read the as, but her heart fell address, and Miss S trate Buttery ' madethe presentation. Hoars ness Is the ign of irritation of the air passages caus- ed by a cold. Shiloh's Consumption Cure, the Lung ronic, will cure you. l'housek..nds of peo1eJ know it. Your money back if it doesn't. 410 25c, 50c. and $1.00 nolVV8 KUMST PIUS *01011 the Mateyo r and urinary *vies only They euro beeleaehee, weak beck, rbeureetlem, diabase, conesistien, in- samination, gravel, Bright's Aimee and all other dieesses arieingirom wrong *dim of tbeqcidneys and bladder Suddenly Attacked. Children are often atteeked suddenly bevl palefte Ind dangerous aolie, Cremoe.Diarrimele Dysentery._ Cholera Morbus, Cholera InfeeLate, eto De Pawl- er'e Extract of Wild Sirawbelry le- a pr reed sure (lure, Allele& should always be kept in tbe bonas Spring 134edicine. As a spring rnedioina Burdock Blood Bitteesee no equal et -mem up -ens eystml Ana recuovw impurities from the blood, end take eWay that *le ed,,wmry feeling g0 prevalent in the ipring AND CONSIftR THE ALL-IMPORTANT • FACT To Make Cows Pay. At the 28th • annual meeting of the Eastern. Ontario Dairymens' Associa- tion bold last week at Broekville, Waitlye, of the Experiraen- tal Farm, Ottawa, sok e of "The profits from 1e0W1i." He said his ob- ject in making the investigation was to eb,ow the wide difference in the. profits obtained from good andpoor cows. Some farmers were getting an average Of 190 pounds of butter from coda cow annually, while -others who were at as ,much expense for feeding lcould only obtain half that amount, These and similar facts are the basis on whittle Mr. Whitley and NZ J. E. Grisdale are earrying on eel votive crusade against the poorer eaws, lOEx. rOrisdaleA whet alp. spoke, That in addressing Mrs. Pinkharn you are confiding your private ills to a WOMall WOMen whose experience with wo- man'S diseases covers a great Many years, You can talk freely to a woman when it is revoltink to relate your privete troubles to a man -besides a man does not under- stand -simply because he is a man. Many women suffer in silePee and drift along from bad to worse, lenowing full well that they ought to have bannediate aseietance, but a natural modesty impels them to shrink from exposing theme selves to the questions and probably examinatione of even their family physieitne. It is unneeeseary, Without money or price you ean consult a, woman whose knowledge from actual experience is great. Mrs. Pinkheants Standing Invitation; Women suffering from any form of female weak- ness are Invited to promptly eommuniCate with Mi's. Pinkliam at Lynn, Mass. All letters are reeeved opened, read and answered by. women only. A woman can freely talk of her private illnesd to a woman; thus has been established the eternal confidence between Mrs, Pinkham and the women of America which has never been broken. Out of the vast volume of experience which she has to draw from, it is more than possible that she has gained the very knowledge that will help your ease. She asks noth- ing in return except your good-vvill, and her, advice has relieved thousands. Surely any woman' ' rich or poor, is very foolish if she does not take advantage of tido generous offer of assistance.- Lydia W Piolthara Medieirte Co., Lynn, Mass, Following we puhiish two. let - a 44 As you know, I wrote you that mytiocterr ter$ from at woman Who accep- ted. this invitation.. Note the live. I then wrote you, telling you my t. resFirldsletter. "Dear Mrs. Pinkhame- For eight years I have suffered something terrible every month with, my periods The pains are excruciating and I can hardly stand them. My doctor says I have ovarian ancl. womb trouble, and I must go through an op- eration If I want to get well. 1 CIO nOt want to submit to it if I caa possibly help it. Please tell me what to do. I hope youT can relieve me.” -Mrs. Mary_ Daandelatiltia and E. Capitol Ste, Benning P. Oe Washington,D.C.. • Second letter. t Dear Mrs. Pinkhano- " After following carefully your advice, and taking Lydia E. Pfnkharn's Vegetable Compotu4 I am very anxious to send you my testimonial, that (deals may know their valueand what you have OHIO for me. - ments. I' renewed your advice and am en- tirely well, I can walk •neiles without an ache or a pain, and I owe my life to yoii and to Lvdia b Pinkhanfs Vegetable Compound. I wish every suffering woman would read this testimonial and realize the value of writ- ing to you and s -our remedy." -Mrs. Mary Dimmiek, 50th and E. Capitol Streets, Ben. - fling P. 0., Washing -Wu, 1), C. When a medicine has been successful in restoring to health so many women • whose testimony is so unquestionable, you cannot well say, 'without trying e "1 do not believe it will help me.' if you are ill. don't hesitate to get a bot- tle of Lydia, la Pinkha,nds Vegetable Compound at onee, and write Itirs., Fink - ham, Lynn. Mass., for speolaradvie,e— it is free and always helpful.