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ore the mest eve-
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villa what you ueed at
r its as beautiful in its
give you a chill either.
the biggest hat stores in
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make us famous.
cash.
rhresher Go,
) Capital $91 9 O.
G, Vice -President,
RCE GEO. MeEtVEN
Wal. PICKARD
RELL
'ERB-DOMINION BANK .
kffering, and to enlarge the
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took for Bale at par; I0 new
;emperor, in suing not to ex -
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lament of full amouet.
above the amcunt paid
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beginning-, and hr-
beeides ecoumulating ensd
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Co, Limited, has an ese
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value of the sharea.
its infancy. The markeebt
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When good
brooms and
brushes are used
it takes very
'little effort to
keep the home attractive,
BOECKH BROOMS
see the best made, and like all
ood tools make labor light. For
Lt years "the standard goods
VETERINARY
1 OBN EiRlEVE,V. So h000r graduate ofOuterio
Vtierirety College All diseases of Dorneetio
islands daesied. Calle promptly attended to and
**rages Moo.tett. Veterinery Dentistry a specialty.
CtreA
in residence ou Goderich street, one door
east tr Brews (gee, Seefortb. 11124
FBARBURN V. B.-Honormy g athlete of the
Wed° Veterinery College an Houorary mem-
ber of the Medical Association of tbt Ontario Voter-
toseyCellege. Tr eats diseases of all domeatio animals
by the most Err dern principles Dentistry and Milk
Fever a specialtyc itco opposite Dick's Hotel,
Main Strees, Eleefortb. AP orders left at the hotel
will receive prompt attention. Night calls reeetved
at offioe. . 1871-52
LEGAL
JAMES L
eaneiter, Solicitor. Notary Public eta. Money to
our.,In Searoeth lifondaye,- Pridaye and Sitar.
'days. Office open every week day. Over Pickald's
more, Main Meet, fleaforth. 1904
R. 8- HAYS,
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oolleitorfor the DominionBank, Offics--in rem of
Domlekin Bank, fiesforth. lloney 10 0an. 1286
BUT, Bandelier Solicitor, Oonveyaneee
IfoktrY Public. Oferes up dein over G. W
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WI/
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X . lieflasghey Beheaded, Beridater, Solicitor
13:avower, and Honey Solloitor for the Cart
felleaBear of Commerce. Money to lend. Farm
for ale. OMoe Is Ikeire Block, Reis Sneed
atatth.
IYCKINSON AND GARROW, Banistem,
an, eta., Goderich, Ontario.
E. L. DICKINSON.
182341 CHARLES GAIIROW L. L. B.
DENTISTRY.
41.0100,01aalal.
F. W. TWEDDLE,
DENTIST,
odukte of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of OD.
bolo pan geadua4e course hi crown and bridge work
at daskell's Sahool, Chimp. Local anesthetics for
-abileee extraction of teeth. Ofllee-Over A Yerdees
grocery Aare, Seaforels. 1761
DR. 13ELDEN,
PENTIST, TORONTO,
Fee rf 'sieved Win 418 Sberbourne St. to his beauti-
iul new dikes, 468 Youeg $t., oppoMte Carlton Si.
1816-18
111411110Ala
Dr. John McGinnis,
Office and Reeldeoce-VictOria Street,
SEAFORTH
'Phone 78
DR, H. HUGH ROSS,
Graduate of Univertity of Toronto Faculty of Medi.
aloe, member of Cellege of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario; pees graduate eoureee Chicago
Zlinical School, Chicago; Royal Ophthalmia Hospi-
tal, Louden, England ; -University College Hospital,
London. England. Office -Over Greif; /1 Stewart's
tore, Main Street, Seaforth. 'Phone No. 6. Night
otile Dowered from residence on John street. 1890
OR. F. J. BURROWS,
SEFQRTII
eamanapaIgana.*
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heare
ThE HU11,04 EXPOSITOR.
epunons. Tau see, you could rent• prrnce-s name? Why, then, take io
ove- for ah Hour thro milt from Mr. Leigh's7
and when. Mr. Leigh returns 11
IS LOVE FOREVER. doubtless relieve you in a ver
\ ' fita,ble way of your responsibili
BY AMELIA E, IdARR. have such a fine idea of the
-that if you decline it, I think 1
I
speculate myself. 'Clara Mott A
I
CHAPTER Xlpt .
ton, Cotton Spinner,' would n t be call. the watch together, and try- and
. A WO filled with duty\ may be a a had name for a firm. T have lot . thank God, and talk about knaves,
, ..
yety noble life, but the heart craves ot money as good as idle." -what then?" .
y
some tender rosting-placeis built by Squire Atherton idoked at his wife "Did ou say 'love,' Qlara dear?"
lover and Wanting them, 1uty- is very with some anxiety. He could not "Yes, Loida dear, I said 'love.' I
like a clay of sunshine, oi an orchard tell whether she was in arnest1 or think peace and rest are suffocating
without singing birds. It was these not. Clara made the impos ible atmospheres for love, That is the
little resting -pieces built y love and thing happen' so often. Her ,face was reason I have labored like a galley-
sympat het t hat made lif endurable speculative and thoughtful; shel was' slave to set Rashieigh to work in a
to Fa anceeca. during thb following smiling, and yet she appeared te be: mill. I am in hopes the mill will
weekslier hopeful c,o versations mentally addieg up a sum. ' He stir the stagnant air, and give love
.
with •Clara -t he tears she [ could shed thought t the su es-
some chance to live andgrowAny
in her ccimpany-the letteria sent here tion into an unmistakable and ipre, plant but a weed dies M perpetual
and there for information -Li the things posterous joke, and she only mailed sunshine."
a,
suppilyd topics of converdation that a little more, and said, with a lnod Dick "looked t her with a bright
touched Law. lot and male tangible of her had "You will seethoughtful face
." '
sources of comfort and. eampassion- Arid no maa's heart is proof "Have you heard of Nirvana?" he
p .
at interchange of feeling) and thus against the continual drop, droof ' said"And what do you think of
enabled the unhappy girl io bear the an: idea. The idea. either wins 1 the such a, state, Clara?"
long • recurring- days that hrought her heart or hammers"I think Nirvana might be the
it hard as iron "1
no tidings of her lover, Squire Atherton's heart could. I not heaven of a Piatonic oyster, or a
s.
They were not days,. hotvever, de- ' be hard to his wife's reasoning, an
Jelly -fish in tropical easI could
never dreamt of Nirvana."
he taught him such clever waiS Of
void' or interest in other klirections. s"But, Clarao the jelly -fish has al -
answering and combating prejudices
Clara was moving them in many re-
.
yer, note of him, but let him go, and pre -
will sently rail the watch together, and
pro- thank God you are rid of a knave.'
y, " Peace and rest, indeed! You may bid
Ian, peace or rest, or even love, stand in
hall any name you like; tut -if they do not
her- stand? And if all you can do is to
Offiee and Reeldence-Goderich etreet, eaei of the
Mothodiel church.
TELNPF101913 O. 46.
Coroner for the County of Huron.
138s
ORS. SCOTT & MacKAY,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
"44313'1 IA street. opponte Methodist ohareh,Sesforth
DE CIT, graduate Victoria and Ann Aehor, end
&ember Ontario College of Physioians and
Surgeon.. Coronet for Octuntydof Bur*
Dr. MaorCAT, honor graduate Trinity UltverritYr
gold medalist Trinity Medical College. I Member
Colicre of Physicians and Burgeons, Ontar.a
' 140
AUCTIONEERS.
rprioMAS BROWN; Lioensed AnotIoneer for the
L Counties of Huron and Perth. Orders left at
". M. Campbell's implement warerooms, Seaforth, 01
toe Exreeirox Office, will receive prompt attention,
estiefletion guaranteed or no °huge. 1708•11
-ready explained that it is destitute
that he soon felt a kind of plealsure
ge
on- "And that is where it is, Dick. We
for
have sensoria, an& sensoria maim
spects to wise analein yi ends; 0 ,
from her first coining to 1 Atherton, provoking an antagonist to
filet. He was sure of victory,
she had been grieved by the desol-
he-never doubted his own argura .
ation of tbe village and tie stagna-/ ' Nirvana impossible; though, indeed,
and he never suspected his oppoeept
tion of in tereets 'Which 0 tig, t to have I have been at some places here that
had any argument worth conswere even woree
ider- ,
been workiiig steadily foi! the good . Shall I ever forget
Clara taught him the word*.
*of all. 'rho squir,e laid the blame on jug' "Mrs. Sykes and her evening party?"
"obsolete," and he blandly defined. . .
the war, and felt himself easy in thus ' I was not tbere," said Loida
all tare
aocustoms and oiudices ' b
shifting the respondinility.1 It was - - I_ Ytt, • "Unfortunately Francesca and 1
, that word. She led him to barrel
riot pleasent, therefore,1 to have were there. It is easily described:
specin. Wsat about the room, quiet, aa
gt1 contempt for that condi io
Cdara continually introducing an un- e s
she called "behind the tifnes" ; and
funeral, in the midst of many
so glorified the present era., with all
candles, I was hysterical with the
opened,
, its progressive thought and in ve-,
Tta5bleiorh," ahe . said agai d, mensilence. I had to go to the piano and
ts, that Squire Atherton, in; .
as they rode through' the village to- sing, (ii, I should have shriek*1
.
gether. "Look at thosl' cottages pect for
standing emptY." , fihimself as being a " ,
adopting them, conceived a• langelltian re- .
mill. What a pleasure to hear the
am anticipating the opening of the
advance of his neighbors. rush of fitment, the rattle of naachin-
"I do look at them vety often,h greatly in
ansWered the s'quire, evith SoMO Such changes were not, of course, I ery, and the 'hum -m --m' of wheels."
i r 1 t made at ,ohce, and yet they were . "Clara dear, I have heard the noise
TAAINS G. McMICTRAEL, licensed auctioneer for
el the county of Huron. Sales attended to in any
out of the county at moderate rates, and eatisfaetion
guazenteed. Orders left at !he Seaforth post offioe
O r at Lot 2, Conoetrelon 2, Mullett, will receive
pomp% attention. 1882-11
A UCTIONEERING.-B. S. Phillip, Licensed
Orn. Auctioneer for the oountlee of Huron and
Perth. Being a praotiorJ farmer and thoroughly
anderstanding the veloe of farm stook turd imple-
ments, places me in a better position to realize good
prices. Charges moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no pay. All °niers len at Heneall poet ofiece or
4 Lel 28, Comeeelion 2, Hay, will he promptly
;tended to. 1709-11
The McKillop Mutual iFirs
Insurance Company.
••••••••••••••
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
01•11•4•••••••
pleasant subject.
-Mutt mill ought to
temper a en a g e
quickly made; for the mind, w n
money buildieg those cot 'ages, and of the mill. 1 thought it dreadful. If
while ihe mill was running the rents put into favorable conditions for cotton could only be spun -Without
'were worth .gathering. Now they are growthprogresses with that ma lie- noise.,,
'going to Mill, or they are sheltering lous celerity which distinguished all; "I do not suppose it would. then
mime miser able fatuily whose head mental -movements. It takes years be spun at all. Fancy a silent fac-
hagone to Oldham or Cliitheroe--or tor the boy to become a man, but a tory!" cried. Clara. "How oppressive
s
few lasehrs -ie often sufficient to make it would be! No one could do mono -
even to Anierica,, in search. of work.
"Open the 4411; itasideigh.", . a naan turn out of doors his prosient
ferent,
mind and Welcome ono entirely dif- , tonous work withcfut noise; it would
be unendurable; it `would drive the
1 look at then? very often, i Clara."
"I tea you it is not mine, Clara.
. i workers crazy." . 0
Squire Atherton's transformation : Dick sprang to his feet.
It belongS to that young Man whom
about
Francesca S killing herselfwas
effected more gradually. He , "By Saint George, you are right,
i! ." -
floated in his wife s companions ip Clara!" he cried. "I have seen such.
- ' '
"You ought not to speak of Miss
Atherton as killing herselfl though I midmost imperceptibly into a. hig
suppbse we all do kill, olitSelves, in and wider stratuna of thought.
opinions, repelled at first, still str
SOMS way or other, eating,t drinking,
loving, fretting, worlcing, ven hung. : tire against his feelings and intell
4
ing. Squire Foxly chose limitingand flay by day he became posse
But 1 alti talking about the idle mill and enthused by them. Tom
and the empty cottages. i I should money, to make himself ,the bre
giver to thousands, to become a
rent the mill, if I were yOp, and set
ing fountain of wealth, to double:
every loom to work. I de not like
value of Atherton land -these id
Omani&
J. E. McLean. President, Iltponn P. 0.; Thome!
Eraser'vietoureeddent, Brucefield P. 0. ; Thomas r.
Gem Beeydreas. Seaforth P. 0..
11011101101111.
William Chesney Seafortit; John G. Grieve, Win -
D
1 George ale, Seaforth ; John Benneweis,
Dublin; James EValle, Beeohwood ; John Watt,
Herlock ; Thomas Fraser, Brucefield ; John B. Mo
Lean, Hippen ; James Connolly, Clinton.
man%
Rob*. fireith. Harlot*: 1 Hinobley, Seaforth
daeree bumming Egmondrille ; J.W. Teo, Polmes
Mlle P. O.; George hturdia and John C. Morrison,
eu41tore .
Parties desirous to effect ineuranee, or transact
other business, will be promptly attended to.
-Applications to may of the above efferee Addressed
to their respective post offieeo.
LOGS WANTED.
The undereigned is prepared to pay the highee
Oath price for an unlimited quantity of first-olase •
Side Elm, Reek Elm, Ringwood, Maple
Beech, Ash, Hemlook and Oak Logs
Delivered at the Seaforth Saw and Stave Mill. Log
to be out an even length, except Seib Elm. Soft Eitn
to be Mt 11, 18 and 16 feet. Will also buy
Basswood Heading Bolts,
Winches long, at 83.60 per cord, delivered.
Will also buy timber by measurement or by bulk
hush. Special attention paid to custom sawing, a
lielaction guaranteed.
WM. AMENT.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
TiE HUHN EXPOSITCR OFFICE
BEA.FORTEI, ONTARIO.
ND WITNESSES REQ UIRED
to see Atherton village so' mournful
grew into stringent, motives for
and povertY-stricken."
tion, and he was led into a men
"It is poverty-stricken; there are
1 condition he would once have
so many people here who have no
Pudiated with. Scorn - as ono f
-business here."
er noiseless mines in Mexico -penal ser-
[er) vitude. Dear mei 1 was thinking of
ck Mexico, feeling glad that I had still
t, a hold on the! country. After all,
ed ., there was a great charm in going to
ke work evertomerning with the hope of
Id- a 'find' that' might be a fortune.
iv- You sow a field, and know almost
he t� a shilling how much its harvest
est. will be worth. You go to your
c- . mine,hh‘oping everything, for every -
al i thing is possible; and in mining you
e- set your hopes to 'the possible, not
lse , to the probable."
alike to his principles and his, ord r.. ', "You still have a hold on the
"Then find business for them. Open
It must tee admitted that he country?" asked_ Clara. "What do
the mill." squire was also influenced by Dick y,ou mean?" 1 -
I- Alderson, for Dick and Loida malde "I did not ell my Sright in. the
'Clara, if I diii not love you so
much, 1 should be angry! a
frequent visits to, Atherton; a d San Rayas mine. -I could not sell ad -
the Mexic n. vantagequsly t the time, and now' I
monotonous cry of yours. Can you Dick's descriptions of
not imderstand that 1 sho id feel it
a great degradation to ecome a 1
revenues from mining, , greatly
grandees, who drew their Mune se
4(1... i failigimadexioefo is ' ytl for?'thamt yt hlearset has]thtselterns
cotton -spinner, a zuere tra er?"
pressed his imagination . If Mexican ' a new labor pened up; that is, a
Why ebould it be more degrading to nobles were miners, wily could nb, t • new vein of liver. I may have to
'I cannot understand it. at all.
spin cotton to clothe people than to ' 'English squires be manufacturers? . retnrn and lo k after my interests in
Indeed, it often seemed to Clara girt ' ite" "
Loida dropp d her tvork and seem-
grow
seem to me equally honor- .
Dick had 'a secretjonging for the life
grow wheat to feed theni? The oc--
able. As for trading, it is the most he had abandoned. She noticed th t ed unable to Peak. hand and ans ered her terriDick took her
ancient, honore•ble, and eitterprising every time he came to Atherton e ir
fied in-
-of occupations." dwelt with more loving enthusia m ; quy with. shall ta assuring smile.
h i "Ia. e you with nae, Loida
1 -if'I have to. go. '
erceived a singular ad-.
"The agricultural and pastoral hie
stands higher-, Clara."
"Then it ought not to stand high-
er. And you have too much sense to
think it does."
"Its anti ity-"
"Anticnittf is worn out. Besides,
on the adveuturous existence whi
he had led for ten years, S
noticed that he had not re -open
the bank, though he had been
quested by a unanimous call of t
people in the vicinity of Tiph
Market to do so. And Clara, p
If antiquity is worth anything, trad- ting these and other things toget
ing has plenty of it. Those agricuk, er, argued that Dick did not find ri
tural patriarchs, counting their sheep ing about his fields and going to t
and oxen end squabbling about • hunt a sufficient exchange: for the e
water -holes in the deserts; are com- citement, the danger-, and the ri
monplace peoueb. put against the results of his Western experience.
It is trete., he had Loida and
great merchant companies from
Midian traveling down into Egyft had his mother, and he had on
with alai swordsmen and all' nay, two, . really charming home
kinds of weeltly, Itashleigh, I have
heard With considerable weariness
your monotonous cry abOut doing
your duty tiy. the land. ;Veil, sir,
, you are negleeting your duty shame-
fully; v ou 44'4 to *10 b IC the value
of every .foiit; pf land 1111 Rtherton
village.' ' ; •
"Mere are 'certain. prejudices,
Clara-"
"-I. tun sure ',clou have strength G of
character enough to follow your con-
vict kens and your interests, ,and .let
'certain prejeclices' go to the limbo
appointed for such useless lumber. I
should rent. Idle mill, if I were you;
then you can rent your empty cot-
tages • and make every one happy
and Srprire Atherton rich. AVfr. Hors-
fa.11 has befeen to 'spin cotton." .
'Ido not, indorse Mr. florefall's
opinions." , •
-Squire -DilayLon is vaporing about
'landed gentlemen' and coming to
you to box-rew money. I do not sup-
pose- you. iedurse Seuire Drayton's
d i Then Clara
vantage, and be glanced intelligent-
e-
' ly at Francesta as she answered for
Loida, the quiet English lady being
t- nonplused by ithe very suggestion of
her going to Mexico:
"Loida, .how[ charming! How de-
lightful! perfectly delightful!
Loida, how I envy you! To go to
Mexico! To b eathe its exquisite air!
To See such a picturesque life! I
would give a reat deal to be you.
Rashleigh, I am sorry nOW pme
suaded you t begibe spinning. We
• might, have one to Mexico with
What more Could he want? Dick and Loid . What a, trip it would
"Phe trivial round, the corm:Lulu have been! A d then we could have
task, come back by way of New York."
The squire could hardly have look -
May furnish all we ought to ask,
if she had suggested a summer's trip
but Dick could not -attain to this to Jupiter, with a return call at the
conditiont, And Clara sympathized moon: And he. ansivered, with an al -
with him. Loida's sweet repose, he most comical 'decision:
gentle content with life and Dic
her failure to see Dick's restlessnes
Cot'
SCOT
mulsion
1. •
When you 943 to a drpg store
and jask foT1 Scott's Emulsion
you know what you Want.; the
man knows You ought Ito! have
It. Don't bo isurprised, though,
if you are Offered sdmething
else. Wines,! cordials, extracts,
etc., of cod liver oil are plenti-
ful but clon't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
take them. Every year for.thirty
years wp'ye been increasing
the sales of ;Scott's Ernulsion.
Why? Because it has always
been better pan any substitute
for it.
1
Send for free sample
SCOTT EtOWNE, Chemist*
Toronto, Ont.
, COG, and $'100. All druggists
ed at his wife with more amazement
Room to .deny oureelves;
"I shall never 'go to any part of
America, in this life, Clara."
irritated her. She felt herself come • Clara shook her head with the air
polled to try and rouse in the placid of one who pities and consoles.
lady a.. thought that this sameness', "Never mind, Rashleigh," she
thougha sameness of love and hale- said. "This life is only a chapter in
pine,ss, might bocoxne a little fatie , an eternal boqk of life. The scene
gulag to restless spirits.. One of of the next chapter may, perhaps, be
these discussions brought, out a fact laid in America. I think we have
which made her think well of Dick's good reason to hope so. An Arneri-
forethought, a,nd also showed her a can wife in this life is a kind of I 0
way full of possibilities as far as, II to an Englishman that bis next
Francesca was concerned. experience may be in America. Re-
- 'bey were all sitting together one' gard me then, ashleigh, as 'a prom -
evening, in the fall of the year. It ise of good th ngs to conie."'
ve s chilly and rainy, and there- was She was ha py, ,she was hopeful,
a 411 ttle fire in the grate. The squire 1I'.saw adopr opening for Fran -
was smoking, Francesca :.-eading, 1 ceocae though Francesca did not yet
-,
Loida sewing, Dick lookieg into the r see It -Tor "Ett's-eTT:tstZfid 'as 'Mata ivab
fireOr the far West -Clara doing-li not ready to kiraw any attention to
n.othing with her hands, for her rest- I it, she talked
less mind -gave her -sufficient employ -1 way represent
ment.. The' languid melancholy of au- but which
tut= was distinctly preseet, for un- 1 and Loida anid Francesca plenty of
occupation. to 'apprehend,
In the morning there, was a very
large mail, and no ene had the leis-
ure to percelire that Francesca re-
ceived some uousual communication.
It was an old-fashioned letter, fold-
ed as letters Were folded before the
days -of envelOpes, and it was seal-
ed with wax, 1 -though wax had long
given place th mucilage. But the
writer of this letter was .311artha
in a fashion which no
.d her real thoughts,
vays gave the sq-uire
less it be in characters of vivid vital-
ity, it is true that-
"The- swift' beat of the brain..
Falters, because it. is in vain
In autumn. tho fall of the leaf;"
and tee chief ioy seems to be ouiet
and to rause -secretly over our own
d rPa/11S.
"1 suppose this is what is called
a peaceful, simple, sweet, idyllic
life," said Clara. "I think 'peace 1 Leigh, and Martha was faithful to
and 'simplicity.' idols quite as little
the -old onethols she had used in her
entitled to worship as graven nue
ages are. What can people do
such lives but foid any solitary tal-
ent they have la a napkin and bury ,
it in a field?"
"But then, Clara dear," said Loi -
da„ iti lwr sweet, low voice, "we are
out of danger and out of temptation,
and the Vrry air is fall of peace and .
rest, and • our hoop:4,3' are full of love,
we desire in this
peace, and rest?"
It' looked at Dick,
is eyes or indorse
ven the. faintest of
•as looks contra -
ns even as they
and what ino•re ea
unhappy world. bu
shed spoko
who did not lift 1
her statement by
smiles, Nodule (.` la
dieted the asserti
youth. -
"I'll niver seal my letters any such
way," she said to Lancelot, when
envelopes were first brought to Leigh
House; "it's a way out of nature,
end I'll niver tie the one to ask my
tongue to do ' the work of my
hands."
Francesca gue
writer of the 1
;sed in a moment the
tter, and her loving
care -beat with a fresh hope.
"Surely Mrs. Leigh had heard from
ncelot, Or p rhaps even -Lancelot
I t
..aaakr
•
ter of 'the sad eiiiStle, though large
and dear, was shaken by the palsy THE MODERN* MOTHER.
of death,
"itfy dear," *said the clYing woneian, Children shudder at castor oil,and
with goed -reason. Castor oil is a
"my dear, I am going out into ,the
relic of sga. time barbarism. Not only
great dark. I may live one week or
is it 'repulsive to the teste, but it
happen two •„ weeke, no longer; so
gripes and. tortures delicate 01111 -
come to me if you can. . My lad ha. s dren. Modern mothers use Baby's
never sent me another 1meg His site
Own Tablets, a gentle laxative which
once has been a sharp knife; it has does not gripe, a comforting mill -
dug my grave. But he is not dead. clue, which may be given to a new -
Ile will come back here again, Tell born babe without fear of harm.
him I died bit 'ung the very thought
of him. Tell him not to judge me. These Tablets `cure all the minor ins
a little ones, and promote natural
I am going to the righteous Judge deep and Tepose. Mre. R4 H. James,
of the whole earth. My sentence is Fenaghvale, Ontario, eiays; • "I find
saw Yoe. I have been rucked with Bgraebayt's 60EtatiensfacTijaienlet'tsn, anthaa
do nol
with Him. I have suffered since 1
pain and with heart -longing and know how a could'get along without
with fha2rful looking 'forward. I them. They make children well and
would like to .see your face once keep them ,well." Arid you have a
more; but I can die alone. My deaf guarantee that•there is not one par -
lass, it is a, hard fate to dree when. tide pf opiate or liarmful drug „in
you have 4 o stand in the way of . this medicine. „Belli. by medicine
Fate, I did what I thought was • dealers or by ma, ii at „.25„ cent,s a box
right to every one -dead and alive- 'by writing the ,Dr. -Williams Medi -
and I got the way of tthe stand- ,cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
between ill from both and all. Sal- ,
ly Wood has married young Newby; i
ad come' home "
She slipped cut of the . breakfast-
arlor as quic ly as possible, and,
's hesitation between
her room, she chose
he garde*. The maids would be up-
tairs, and she l felt as if she could
ot endure thei eye and the ear of
ny woman. Itio she walked down
wort. made. An as soon as Loida ; fter a momen
eousod speaking, !she said: , 1 the garden and
•Saf ty!" Out ,of temp- i
tation!' I do no think much of such
words. Thee are mere words -the i
Dogberry and Varges of morality, i
And then, with a charming mockery, I the terrace t� the lower garden,
she quottti: " •Istett are to bid any and,. in the solitude of the apricot
I
man gtand in 1rthe prince's name. 5 andards, broke the seal, It dwas
But how if he ill not stand in. the f.Ipm „Ignitlan . igh.,_ .And everyelet-
••••••;••••••-.
Perth Items.
they think Lancelot is dead. He is -Miss Robertson, of "Listowel,
alive.. Stand by that. Say you 'are died very suddenly one day last
sure of it. You may be. One that week.
does not lie has told me so. And -Mr. David Salisbury and family
Lancelot dead would have spoken a of Mitchell, have gone to reside in
word le> his mother. It is the living Dunkirk; N..Y.
that forget us; the dead have bet-
ter memories than the living. God -Dr. I. Robertson, ot Stratford,
Mexico and Texas.
has just returned from e trip to
bless you! I fear I shall see your
face no more,., It is very dark to go -St. James eherch, Stratford,
away. 11' there was one to hold my have extended call to Rev. T. G.
-Mr J VANN-ex& who has been in
has come right. It is all a maze of ' •
sorrow and trouble. I have been •- the employ of the G. T. That Strat-
three days writing this; am just ford left last week With his family
stepping into my grave. Good-bye, for Minnesota.
my dear. Tell Lance -it is all over.
I can write no more -pain and pain
and sorrow -and a thick -cold dark'
ness. God -be merciful. Pray for
the soul of Martha Leigh."
No word from Lancelot. No word
at all. •The letter was a. blow. Some
how, •slie had always anchored to the
belief that Lancelot's mother and
home i would bring him back. And
the strange old woman, with her
heart full of love, was ding. All
her longing had been useless. Lan-
celot had not felt it. What did le
matter if he was alive, when'the cir-
cumference of the world was between
them? For the first time she had
sentiment of anger against her lover.
No circumstances could excuse such
cruel- neglect of his mother. And
oh, how cruel his silence to her was!
" She did not weep. She had passed
that pcissible comfort. The source of
her tears was dry. With the letter
In her hand, she went back to , the
house. Loida was there and Clara,
To one of them she must speak; and
after a moment's thought she looked
into the parlor- in search of Clara.
The quick sympathy in her bright
face answered the unspoken request.
/In ten minutes she was sitting by
Francesca's side, listening to the last
words of the lowly woman going
out into the dark without a word of
love to cheer her.
hand! Have I done wrong? Nothing Wallace, of Oakville.
"Francesca, you must go .at 0116
to Lergh House," said Clara.
"I° will go as soon as possible,
Clara.must get My father's per-
mission."
"I will give you that. Your. fath-
er has gene to Haretop, and may not
be back until to -morrow night.
would go at once -this very hour,"
Francesca smiled. "Of course you
would go this -very hour, Clara. I
could not do anything hi such a
hurry. It mould znake 1110 ill. Things
have to be considered."
"I had forgotten that it take an
English lady three days tq consider,
and then three more to move upon
her. consideration. That is a week.
And the poor, heart -broken woman
has given you a week; so you may
possibly see her alive. If she had
written to me, Francesca., I sho-uld
have packed a valise and been On
the way to kr at this eery mom-
ent."
"You have been trained to think
and act as if impediments did not
exist, Clara. I have not. Hurry
petrifies me. I should be ill and a
trouble instead of a help,"
• , fire ou
If the puse was on , y
would brush your hair and put your
collar on, I have no doubt. -lf you
saw Lancelot coming up the terruce,
you would wait witil the footman
brought you his card. Francesca
dear, if you would only be in a hur-
ry. or go into a passion, or shriek.
or say a iewf,dreadful words, or do
any other wentanly thing, you would -
not need th6 doctor. In spite of
Your hea*-Sickness, you would get
some life! and some color. Do put
1-ffe rottigelii a Teas, `anti sent Trimos-
sible messages to the stables, and be
on the way to Leigh in forty minu-
tes. I will help you."
"Mrs. Leigh will not, expect me
for a few days, and I do not think
dught to go without father's per-
mission. He is so jealous wherever
Lancelot is concerned."
"Verea well. I often wonder if the
earth going round its axis does pot
Put on the drag whet. passing Eng-
land. Life's wheels run so slowly
here."
"I suppose there is
to tell Mrs. Leigh?"
"Nothing I would tell her. 1.
a letter from Captain Denton
morning."
"Is there any hope, Clara?"
"None, my dear. The captain sny's
he easily found traces of bini nt
Vera Cruz,i-lat Bocea del Rio, an.I ;At
other towns between 'Vera Cruz and
Mexico. He stayed at Ow Alereado
Hotel, in the Plateros Mexiria and
his trunk remained there for inimy
weeks."
“Then Benton supposes him to be
dead?"
"Ile thinks so., .Assassinations are
as corn.mon as the nightfall, .1,
stranger's life is not worth a dollar
unless he is able to protect himself.
So Benton says."
"He found no certain trace of Lan-
celot's death?"
"No more than of his existent:le".
"Then I will believe Lancelot's
mother knows more than a detective.
She sees furtb.er, and feels where she
cannot see."
"When you comc back from Leigh,
I have something to say to you,"
"You can say nothing, Clara, that
I will not gratefully listen to. All
your words are good words."
"Thank you, dear!"
And Clara kissed,- the pale, young
face, so full of seduese end repressed
suffering, and wondered that the lit-
tle mystery in her epecch roueed
.neither interest nor curiosity.
"I will get ready to leave, Clara,
and when father return.% if I have
. his permission., there need be no de -
nothing new
bed
this
-Mr. Murphy, of the Royal hotel,
St. Marys, has been fined 4320 and
mists1 or selling liquor without a
license.
-Mr, John Sykes, of Fullerton,'
has purchased Mr. Thomas Robin -
eon's .h.ouse and let in Mitehell for
$1,150 and will become a resident of
that town.
-Mr. Alex. Hodgert, of Russeldate
met with an accident while shoeing
horge last week. The fourth fin-
ger of the left hand was torn away
from the hand.
-Mr. B. C. Johnston, foremen of
the cabinet shop at the Giobe-Wer-
niche factory, Stratford, et -as pre-
eented with a gold mounted um-
brella by tellow'employees, previoue
to his departure, to Detroit.
-An interestp• event took place
at the home of ; Janaes Scott, sr.,
Cromatty, on 'Wednesday kit, the
-occasion being the Marriage of his
fourth. daughter, Miss Ellie, to Mr.
0.' Francis, oheesemaker ot Usborne
township. The Rev. IL A. Craneton,
B. A., performed the ceremanY, in
the presence of a large gathering of
relatives and -friends.
-Dr. Gilbert Atkin, who lett
verton a short time ago, to take up
a position in the Calgary Sanitar-
ium has gone to Banff where lug will
take charge of the Hot Springs hos-
pital.
-Miss Marshall, whose home is in.
Brampton, but who has for eonie
time had charge of the dress mak-
ing department at Walter Bros.
store, Listowel,died last week in
St. Joseph's hospital, quelph.
-A quiet 'Wedding took place in
Stratferd, an tWednesday, April 12t11,
when 'Mr. Robert Simpson, Of Mat -
bell, was united in marrtage to Miss
Elizabeth Brown of the ,same place.
Rev. D. Deacon, was the offic-
iating clergyman.
-Mr. William Boyle, a fernier res-
ident of Mitclaell, and son of the late
Thomas Boyle, of Logan, died on
April 12t11, In Patterson, N. J., the
cause of death being typhoid pneu-
inonia. Deceased Jewess a widow arid
tight children.
-Mrs. Wen. Jeffrey, sr., ef Strat-
ford, died. at her home thene on
April 13th. Deceased came to Strat-
ford with her husband in 1871 and
has resided there 'ever since. She
was a daughter of the late Rev. Dr.
McLeod, formerly of Cobourg, and
has twri brothers in the ministry
of the Presbyterian church. She
leaves a family of five sans and one
daughter.
-Miss _Annie Mary Paokert,daugh-
ter of .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Packert
P! .
, Ewe tie aon'tinnei.):
Dyspepsia of Women
ABSOLUTELY NEEDLESS AGONY
Caused by Uterine Disorders and Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham'sVegetabie Compound
f Stratford, was married on
nesday, April 19th, to Mr. Vh,ailes
Franklin King, of the Dominion Geo-
logical survey, Ottawa, eona son of
Mr. J. B. King, -of Torontogrand
secretary of the I. 0. 0. F. The cer-
emony was performed by Rev. R.
Martin in the presence ef the im-
mediate relatives of the family.
-While attending a funeral elle
day recently at St. -kerys, the Imre
driven by Mr. Charles Wood, of
East Nissouri, became frighieeed
by a train and plunging forward,
the shafts of the buggy caught in
the spokes ,of the buggy in front.
Fortunately the driver kept the_ an-
imal frOM Tanning away so that no
one was hurt but the two vehicles
were somewhat dameged.
--Miss Della Trejicy, a popular
young lady clerk, who has been with
the dry naiads firm of White & May,
St. Marys. for the past seven years,
and who alas secured a high sllaried
position with a firm in Cass City,
Michigan, left last week to enter on
her new duties, and was,before key-
ing, presented by ht A staff associates
of White & May's. at the store on
Monday, with a very handsome
On Thursday evening tif-last
week a quiet weddinTg took place
at the residence of M.4-. and Mrs.
James 11. Carter, St. Marys, when
their daughter, Mary Seaborne, was
united in marriage to Mr. J. Walton
Peart. Only the immediate reia-
tivee 'of the contracting parties
were present at the earemeny,whith
was performed. by Rev. Thorane Man-
ing. After a short strip south,Mr.
a.nd Mrs. Peart will take up their
ref3idence in St. Marys.
A great many women suffer with a
form of indigestion or dyspepsiawhieh
does not seem to yield to ordinary treat-
ment, While the symptoms seem to be
similar to those of ordinary indiges-
tion, yet the medicines universally pre-
scribed do not seem to restore the pa-
tient's normal, coedition.
MTS. Pinkham claires that there is a,
kincl of dyspepsia that is-ea:used by a
derangement of the female organism
and which, while it causes a, disturb-
ance similar to ordinary badigestion,
cannot be relieved without a medicine
Which liot only acts as a stomach tonie,
but ha.s peculiar uterine -tonic. effects
also,
As proof of this theory we call at-
tention to the case of Mrs. Henry
Bea.ubien, 58 Sparks St.. Ottawa, Ont.,
who was eompletely cured by Lydia E.
Pinichs,m's Vegetable Compound after
everythineelse had failed. She writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinktiam
I id been troubled with i
kndigestion and
general stomach disordeni for nearly a year.
I had a soreness in my stomach and was un-
able to digest my food. I dieted and doctored
without success; but Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound brought me permanent
relief. I used three bottlen- and it eared Inc
of inv. stomach trouble'and built up nay gen-
eral -health. I now enjoy a splendid apre-
tite, ean eat all kinds of food, have no trouble
with indigestion, and know that I owe it all
to Lydie B. Pinkhauts Vegetable Compound."
No other medicine in the world hal,
received such widespread and -unquali-
fied dorsement, or has such a record of
cures of f emale troublesas has Lydia
E. Pinlehtun's Vsgetabie Compound.
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Wherever there are tick!), people with.
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Nerve Pills %HI be !trued an effeetuel medicine
They restore enfeebled, evervatedexhaustdd„de-
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ill
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t fpriag medicine Burdock Blood B
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