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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1905-05-26, Page 7oJ 4 we , LING. prieters. Lleava. hie owo 4 by wa.V of thee Hotel, Kipp sGorge Stroae. ht Tueeday_ - Cheseeede ' ea Hotel, "Sea„. ay—By way of e ti Hurno for moon e t to Bracefield, for o Cook's Hotel, h by way ee Hine Green, to Nieholsoree n smith to Joba 12; Hay, for ranee Hagan's, n to hie own until the fee. 1951 oprietore. leave his- own d to E. Beira. noon ; then to inten, for the eeeeed Berle odArich Town.. Efohnte- edneeday—Will 7th coneeesion, ; then to •- Goderioh u 1.1 Line, Verne, foe ✓ eeed to Adam Stenley, Ler' ofp the night. letCeede, 4th noon; then to reion, for one_ Me, where he owing Moridey 195:24f. • , 714, tor. table, Dub- in erciai Hotel, ce to tid, Sib - ht. Tuesday— tiolmeaville to nee to Dunlop, Wjjj prbeeed to noon; thence Thursday— non, for noon ; ittitt. for night. Blyth at. 10 Mien to Daniel Will pro - pont; thence te rerneili until 19to prietor, [gt own ;dab e, Feick's, Logan, stable for the Murray'e for for the night. labkirk's, con- e hie own stable To the Dom -in - a; then to P. 18 niget, farm Road, for r4EICIeti, MalCit- y—To hie oven ▪ dt remain un- ornieg. lfrate 5THIAN. peietor. renieet of etoek Cerrieseion • wen he en, then beelr to E be met lay ap- e dietanze vein Loose is too a to need any o in00. sure, $10 geed draught 1950 S hrietere. 109074 Ing C)+Vfl iu efigtIci and go W m. Work- mith, nom ; y and Booth conceseioa i. iesday—Eaeb to no Mitchell at Weclnetday— aioa Hotel, for p Dick's Hotel, Walten. at elca- o Myth, at Fe. Frid— ayTo 1 Hotel her noon rieurng. Set - where he win ',.tteriilsy mere- 19.5letf- 5 b. stand ser - lee of payo•ble at the 'belance when !payable when 'pxyable orhen iL, payable when Y Prop. 19514.f. tag Stallien R. ...tStelteX his own shelf° two loiles north •, 16 balds high, 4 : toeice in 1901.0; .tr.d: Farm, Olnev, :s present °soon will be seen b3r vary best blood Ps, f!: g sire of Dan Abdallab, 15 fr g :barrio -ion trotting 8. 2.4./3;, a world's he same bind a Duroe, all eons ot 34ei 0 Marobrino it Chief, Clark Cay, and 'sire ot ;ood, high golug Terme.-415; all (1-A: net& GOVEN- For pedigree eafintb. 146$74 0 les east the nuf me turas 0 to make cost the con- sumer nes more than the oriftnary • hied. They are easefully m e of best materials and under the moG- gid inspeotion. have light handles—having the 'weight in the right place. You ould hardly believe the differ- ence there ia using them compared w ith others. UnUcd htterieg, Limited , Tong°, Can. VETERINARY ale GRIEVE, 'T. S., hotel graduate ofOutarlo Viteriesty College. AR diseases tit Domeatio ensair treated. Calle proteptly atteedeeth and swim mooetate. Veterioary DentilitTY specialty; ata zeeldence on Goderich street, one door soot elltr Ecett'a Beaforth. 11124 it°Maria Veterinar College en Houorary mem. NARBURN V. 8.--effonoriny g adulate of the ore theMediettl ern:elation of Or Onterio Voter- eserealiege. Tecate oleeases of ell domestic &camels hy the meet tredern principles Dentistry and Milk lent a epeciaIty. Gtlice oppoeite Hotel, Mee Street, Seaforth. AP orders left at the.hotel Ub veceiee pros pt attention. Night calls received eioffierre 1871.62 LEGAL, JAMES L KiLLORAN. lertieter, Solicitor, leotary Poona eto. Roney to Dithe Seaforth Monday*, Fridays and Bator. • film open every week day. Over Flamers Maio street, Seeforth. 1904 ._Ft. HAYS, tealiSisrioSolr, 11-1=ovneyaBLoz anejmNotag tPublieat omf, Rank, Seaforth. Money to loan. 1286 BEST, Betriater, Sollothor Oonveyanoet J.Votary Ofithea up slaws, over O. W hWa bookstore, Main Street, fleaforthe °Marko 161/ McCaughey 1 Holmested, Darriater, Satan MOLDISTED, successor to the •late ern et jeaveyaneer, an& Solely Sadie* for the 0611 familiar* Of Commerce. Money to lend. Pam Ise ask.. Moe- licett's Sleek, Meta Street *kith. rolOKINSON AND °ARROW, Barristers, Solicit. Jj ore, eta, Goderich, Ontario. E. L. DICKINSON. 448 -tat CTHARLES GARROW L. L. B. DENTISTRY. ove an ‘,1 ay' you g3hIlula ha" 'r"r° r lived a century ago I will tell you been a poor daughter to have put ie Sure, 'Thou wietild he ernnagel Xt de • IS LOVE FOREVER, 6 such secrets out of my hearing. hAy tru • _ th th—the, whole truth, few srou , do indeed !deserve it. And Matt God dear girl, I trust thee like my own BY A MtLIA E. BARR. send you and thy together, for soul. The honor of thy name avid of he is a good lad—a lad an Y good y father's heuse is in thy hands.' "I never saw the young man, !Rb_, girl may safely love." In. England ore Mexico, this aide the math1• leigh, and I cannot say I am ch "Why has he never written to me? ;world or the other ou wilt 43/31SD2-. impressed, in ny his favor.' Areaeon Why has he hid himself away? If ber that. The ;past has a lien on To r him total silence, within ' the there wore reasons forbidding our thee, and the future has a right ill bounde of honor, seems to - me im- ,.xuarriager, he might at least have thee. No man and no woman cart prP obable. I think, with you, at told Imo them. He might have come live for themselves alone, unless they Franeesca ought to do better. art sand ! bid me 'farewell.' He Might be selfish as the brutes that perish. t it is -necessary to get absolutely_ rid have sent me occassionally some ' Then she lifted her face and kissed of thit old lo ver before Francesca token ra of his ,remebran.ce," i him, and he saw her pure, stroiig can he induced to consider -a new "When Lancelot left hie hem e and soul shining through her eyes, and I 1:31(”1/ something of YexiceIf' yoting his lbw, he believed that the were he felt the assuranee it gave him to Leigh is in that country, he one. . will not be easy to find. The Mexi- insinimounta,ble obstacles, to hi Mar- be beyon.d all spoken words or oaths can, dress is pietttresque. No hand- rtii4inge3,1 withyou, He heliei'ied—", cesca and the Wire returned to 1 ‘4110. , my dear! Thou makes me you, not only a that or written bonds. As soon af3 Frame' : ing their veils so great and long.' but chair Atherton, Dicic and Loida went back feel or eper and eerie as can be," etthis, to Alderson Bars, ;to complete their ; "Ann the queer old garden, too, dear, own arrangementst From Alderson with it zigzag ways and its somber s eith- they' would go to iverpoel, and the cluster co jshrubs, its twisted trees. , eress, squire and Clara, omised to bring and, strange plants. Francesca fan - 1 had Francesca there t� meet them. Be- clod she heard voices behiod thera ve her tweeze now and then there was only and strange words and weird trembe the , to be an interval of twelve days, but , ling—" ar, he Clara aaid even that was ten too i “Wilt thou be quiet, Clara" Now,. rokeo- many. The small deliberations, the then, let us talk of the mill, and look- doubts evoked purpOsely to be talked something this-worldlike--other world - 'most &weer, the fears useless to cortibat liness is . none of our business yet." com-, 'while they were so ',far off, the small 1 "Very well, Rashleigh. 1 suppose t that.* consultations -about the care of it is the fire makes me remenaber bovine clothing, the form I little notes! of such things—the fire is full of dreams m , lt,at- farewell to every ceuaintance, 'the Or perhaps th aps it is e pattering out- , . i wonderful foretho telt about such side, or those dismal church-helle, ort' Surely ! trifles as pins, needles, and hair- . that enost wretched woman's vqice, dressing—all these [petty incidentals singing love -songs in the sterna; the Leigh ' of travels annised , and a. trifle -an- , while she istarving for a crust of e irre- mitred a womate so heady and impul- ; bread. Open the window and give, econd, . sive as Clara. ' i her a shilling. Poor soul! If you , ividual "A ticket taken ' and ten hours' *ant something this-worldlike, 1 are , sure she will do." tice and I am ready to go round forefathers, and she transmitted n,ono the world by the [ great Wall of The squire obeyed his wife s wish, to her children. In fact, her insen- China,". she said; "lend you are tak- and then sat down with a sigh_ ity Was the result of long -co tinued in lots of things, Francesca, that "Francesca is far out at sea now," anxiety ever tending to the same you will throw aveaer before you get he sold,"put she will return in' six' [ end. ' The strain was to -'great upon back.". ' months, eh, Clara?" deter, However, all events come and go "In six months she will ranter., , grave whether we have .tietience or not, cui-ed of the Leigh fever—or at least. and the moment arrived for Frances- convalescent—or she will come back -e or ea's last words of farewell. She Leigh -forever! In the first cote, we paid them with tears, with an' un- must carry her to pastures new for at once iten the Dower HOUR, can be re- furnished and beautified. Lanceaot had a wist to buy more land, and it is not right for the lady of the mate or to live aWay froen the manor." - "Francesca has not „•et come to her kingdom. X am Leder of Ather- ton Manor at present. There cannot be two at the same time; so that is no reason for putting Leigh House out of consideration, It is a pretty old place, and it has associations that no money can boy, Francesca has told me about its fine rooms- full of sad consciousness. She said she could shut her eyes and fancy sbad- owe walking quietly about them, • every one in' dark garments and wear - ,some man would deny, hmisdf the and then the doctor :drew In pleasure of adopting it. And leis. onto' to Francesca's and drop nione will have. suffered that change voido to its lewest koy—"m which - La t in races delight themselvee 1 he believed that his mother w in makine. The wisest way ,is to let t or ar iesane woman or a mur Prancesea go with her friends. Young ; I had the same awful ,doubto girls believe their attachments to be loved Martha Leigh as you I immortal. Thee- seout the idea that .eon, i and I understooa wha any material thing can influence . young man suffered. My d them. 'My clearest husband, the sea was the most hopeless and air, the change of air, the .fresh men hearted of mon; and though h end Wo Itte IA , the WOnderful cities, the ed at me with .such eyes' as now clothiag to wear and ,. the new tempted me to say a word . viands to eat, will all insensibly Met A tovt to him, I.did not dere— out that sentimental idea which has time,' to do so. Now, 1 alli been so well nursed by her seclusioo ced of two circumstances whiC among the ve.ry scenes and cireem- erially affect, his position.", stances which gave it birth. When . ,"What are they, doctor? lenencesca comes back, -we will , give yoo will tell them to ine." her a. season in London and marry i'll'ae first is that Martha her to a lord." wits actually insane and qui "I would 'rather she married a mid- sponsible for her action; tho dling well-to-do Yorkehire squire.' that ;her insanity was an in "Very good. Then we will. aave trait; she had no taint fro fine house parties and bring some Well-to-do young squires to her feet," "My word, Clara! ThOu can talk a man out of bie boots." "That is a poor compliment, Raeh- leigh, after 1 have talked a York- shire squire oue, of his heart." ' And the squire drew himself up to his full inches, and a liuSh of pride and love coveree his large, open face; and he bowed to his wife, as men have almost forgotten how to bow in these days—a noble inclinetion of I both soul and body, a mingling of venerat ion , :courtesy, high -breeding and a sincere desireoto please—some- thing very different from tke casual nod or the passing tilt of the hat. , Ilaif an hour afterward, Clara, end : Francesca were trying to decide Upon the proper trunk for the Mexican, trip, and the proger clothing Witty which te au it. ) .:, ' ....../.....4 C4APTER. XV. F. W. TWEDDLE, DENTIST, eaduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of On- tazio post graduate coulee in crown and bridge work -at tlaskellei Sellout, Chicago. Loreal anesthetics for -oinlatee extraction of teeth. Office—Over A Young's geocerry dor*, &Worth. 1764 DR. BELDEN, DENTIST, TORONTO, - Poe rum. rod nem 015 Sberbourne 81. to hie beautt 101 new tiliCES, 486 Yourg ht., opposite Carlton St. 11316.18• MEDICAL. Dr. John McGinnis. Mee and Residence—Viaoria Street, SEAPORTS % Ilene 78 •••••••• OIL H. HUGH ROSV, 41reduate of 'University of Toronto [faculty of Medi - eve, member of College of Physicians and Sur- otontof Ontiolo pose graduate coulees Chino ZiticelSehool, Chicago ; Royal Ophibehnic Novi - fel, London, Ragland t University College Hospital, London, England. Office—Over Greig Stewart's tine. Mein Street, Sestforth. 'Phone No. 5. /light :attain -veered from reeidenfae on John street. 1890 L. F. J. BURROWS Office and Reeideace—Goderich etreet, east of the daraeito church. eneenore No. 46. Droner ler the County of Huron. 1886. DM. SCOTT' & MackAY. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, emlit Or 'Wet, opposite Methodist ohuiroh,Seoforth OE COTT, gradeate Viotorio and Aiin A.rbor, and member OiliSrl0 110110,6 of Physicians end Surgeon*. (kroner for County of Huron. MeoKAY, honor graduate Teinity Univeesity, gold medalist Trinity Medical College. Member Wiese cot Physicians and Surgeons, Ontai.ri 14h8 AUCTIONEERS. :1110MAS BROWN, Licensed Anotioneer for the • • Counties of Huron and Perth. Orders left at 4.": M.. Campbell's implement wareroome, Seaforth, or IrA EXPOSITOR. Ofiioe, will receive prompt &nevem tiesetten guaranteed or no chug°. 170841 AMU G. Mc1.11013AEL, lieented auctioneer for the °entity of Huron. Sales 'Wended to in any eget of the county at moderate rates, and satiefaction gairenteell. Orders left et the Seaforth t office Jr at Lei 2, Conoesiton 2, Hullo% 11 reedve troop went -toe. 188241 A UCTIONEERING.—B. S. Phillips, Licensed CI_ Auctioneer for the ootmeer of Huron and eolith, Being a praotleal farmer and thoroughly eederstancling the rein° of farm stook and implo. otrk, placee me in a better pereition to realize goad Chargee moderate. Satlefaction guaranteed :lbe pay. MI oreorsiott at Sennett poet oflioe or t Lei 28, Concession 2, Hay, will be promptly tterided to, 170941 The thIlillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company'. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY INSURED 077ICTIRE. When a current of lift sets strongly itt . one direction, it is remarkable how many !smaller currents set in the Same direttiOn . Within .two days there came. a letter from Doctor Thorpe to Francesca, asking her if she could give him any information about Lancelet. "The next heirs," he said, "are al- ready moving to get charge of the property, on the supposition that so long a -silence indicates death.". This letter set Clara to asking queStions, and finally induced in her - a Strout; belief that Doctor -Thorpe was at least acquainted with the reasons for Lancelot's dararige and determined ei twice. ' • "And you ought to know these reasons., whatever they are," she said, positively, Vt. Francesca. "Ie - deed, my dear, they may be such, 11.s would justly prevent your seeking your lover, because a Meeting might only be re -opening a wound. ,You must go and gee Doctor Thorpe. You ean go to Leigh this afternoon, stay with Mrs. Idle all night, arid J. B. McLean, Pzesident, Krppen I'. 0.; Thome§ rarer, viee.president, Brumfield P. 0. ; Thomas E. RAM any -Tress.. Seaforth P. 0.. DIRECTIVICS. WlIliani Cheeney lieeforth ; John G. EITIOVO, Win. 40100 George Dale, Seaforth ; John Benneweie, Dublin; Jamee Evens, Beeohwood ; John Watt, Oarlock; Thomas Fraser, Brumfield John B. So Lam, Elppen ; Jamea Connolly, Clinton. *ones. BM. Smith. Horlock ; R. Hinchley, Seaforth : "2" C111101:fling Egmondtille •, J.Pi Boltac-s 1111* P. O.; George Murdie and John 0. Morrisov, *Witco, 1 to their respective poet offices - other ueir ere, will be promptly attended to. Partin OEFircus to effect insurance, or tranev.ot erplicauces to any of the above efficee addreeeei LOGS WANTED. 1 1 certain faculties; indeed, my when We try to see beyond th wane still on this side of Must. either raieerably decei fatally injure oursolves." "Stie was insane th -h L disguised emotion With a desperate , , • , new lovers ' t . a celot left?" feeling that even„ at this final mime "And in the second, what then, , en, o en an - "She had undoubtedly lost he, C eat she must abandon her intention, claret," i mental ba,lanee. But when: Lancelot and stay by the father whose blank, 1 "There is a choice of Atherton Mill left, :there woe still so muele Method speechless grief and i anxiety were so and the Dower House, or of Gat in her madness, she was so itsistent PitifUlly evident through: all his at- Mill and the old Leigh home. Is On her own Sanity, that it t-,as‘ritiillit; equally ' tierimgpktsercahtiesfrisi.iles and nods and way- , there not a choice?" The squire. and Clera, did not wait 1. "Not yet not yet, Clara,. Whatev- er is the -pc, .1 handicapping fate by 31.3, illl • for the lifting of the anchor. The forespeakince a e? I'm very tired. Day pracleically a murderess, for seui host squire thought it was not lucks to and day le' ite enough. Let six of purpose and wicked into It with-. ' watch those going away our of months eict se That is what I say, held the medicines Which \You d have sight. . - , I. eh, Clara?" saved her husband's life' Lo you Lan - "If you do, they paver come back "You are right, Rasbleigh; day it again," he said, with a childlike day, and the comfortable night to . pathos. possible even for me to so wooer). As insane; t and yet impcissible to say, 'This wo understand What a cruel str eelot was in then?" "Yes! Yes! But was such sieence necessary?" "I am sure it was the 0 ly wise head gravely. eoicl you? HOW could he h ve Old "No, no, Clara! i am not super - and kind thing. What, could be hive to haethe signs you? Can a 8011 accuse his nether? stitious; not a bit of it. But, then, Would you have • continued to hive it is just as well Te him if he had done so? And let me on the right side. h, my dear?" She laughed and, turned the con - tell you, that bits utter silence is ' realize the full importance of the step she had taken. She sat in her the expression of the noblest ere.1- versation on Loida.. • like a child 4st et - "Row complacently cheerful' and enial and self-effacement. 1_ his life solitary state -room yours also. Ito hoped you w uld for- get him, and love and .be happy with sono more fortunate lover. IA small, selfish man would have deindnded re- membrance, if he had brok n your ; heart to Obtain for himself ucht con- solation to his pride and nelf-love. Peer Lancelot! He was I made of earth's best blood and • niiblest as- pirations. •Seme men wrld have caned his honor to his de d father and his refusal to touch a penny of what he believed ought stil return to Atherton early to-morroWe I dare say your father will like to drive you." r To this plan there vvere no objec- tions made, and both father and daughter threw away all thought of their parting and enCleavored to Make the. tele as charming to each other as possible. Doctor Thorpe's house was not far from Micheline, and in the evening Francesca found him there and at Iiherty.-. How is it that a bachelor's house can be known the moment it is en- tered? Everything was in the neat- est order,. .but Francesca knew there was no wife in. the tidy place. Doc- tor Thorpe sat by a large ere; he had his slippers on, and was reading and reeking- notes from a folio on a table before iihn. He was a little -astonished at, lera.ncescea appear- ance, and said, with an air of apology, . "My dear young lady, a letter would have answered my letter."' • "No, it would not, doctor. At least, I want to tell you something, - and ask you something. am going to Mexico to look for Lancelot—Un- Iess you know of WV good reason why Lancelot. and I ebught never ea meet again. 11 you do, in. such a case as this 1 not only ask,- de- serve, your confidence.'' "Going to elexico to look for Lan- celot! My deur, let me kiss you for the thought! lily dear, if I was net an old man 1 would kiss the feet. that dare so sweet and true a pil- The tindereigned is prepared to pay the htgbee Oath price for an unlimited quantity of first-class Soft Elm, Rock Elm, Basswood, Maple Beech, Ash, Hemlock and Oak Loge Delivered at the See.forth Bow and Stave Mill. Log Ao„ be cut an even length, except Soft Elm. Soft Elm WI be Mil 11,13 and 16 tam Wili also buy 13asswood Heading Bolte, 40 Inches long, at 55.50 per cord, delivered. Willa's° buy timber by mea,eurennent �r by bulk bulb. Special attention paid to custom sawing, a 46160.10n gliOranteed• WM. AMENT. • MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AT Ti MON EXPCSITCH OFFICE 8E&FORTH, ONTARIO. NO WITNESSES REQ UIRED -eke- e„ v Fee Tor Your .Protection/ we place thia label on averY package of Scott's Emulsion./ I The man witha fish on his back' 10 our trade -mark, and it is a I guarantee that Scott's Emul- sion will do all that is claimed for it. Nothing better for lung, throat or bronchial troubles in' infant or adult. Scott's Emul- sion is ,one,of the greatest flesh -I builders krioi.vn to the Medical world. • We'll send you a sample free. SCOTT Fe BOWNE, CHEMISTS, Torontia, Ont., rourid eachay Ye' blessed "Rashleigh, I do love you are not weep." bsolute superstitious—art observer of freits and signs," And Clara shook her CHAPTER XVI. Far out at sea! The squire had re- membered the fact with a quick, sick terror of heart; and at tbe same moment Francesca was beginning to was ruined, he did not *ish to 1. tun ! . . sa is ie she po ed mon Di.k's aim, tt f d1 k • • .a, • i adrift from home and love, and she Did you notice her, tashleigh? _ eler was afraid of the dark ship and the , 1 whale air seemed to say; 'Look at moaning ,winds and the breaking of ,Dick telderson—at mie Dick Alderson! the WaVeS a.gainst her _temporary i Consider Dick's wisdom. and Dick's shelter. The water was so dose to bravery and Dick's knowledge of hei•—only a plank between her and everything. Did eerier any husband i eternity! , At that hour she was too much de - love his wife as muOh as Dick loves I me? Were ever any couple happy be- , pressed a.nee too much tel to re - fore? Does not every sensible pet- . member how, much in love sho was. • Her father iand her dear home, and , son wish to be as ick and I aro? Women who marry late in life are the orderly,' calm life to which she ,, was accustemed was the supreme such fools aboitt th ir husbands. craving of her heart. Some days otf "Clara, when you married me, y;ou been his father's a very qurxotic pro- worst was Over; a brilliant sunshine„ . were— , ceeding; I think he acted Under the e'l know, Rashlei h—I . know. - I . an atmosptere charged . with oxygen noblest impulse that goveros us—love was a fool, also, about my husband. and ozone Oen made life not only greunded upon. justice arid honor. I thought you handsomer than. you possible but also full of anticipated. Now—now—he . may wieely and law- are, and better than! you are. I in - fully be morel worldlike. ;• Now he vented •for you all the good qualities which nature had not given you. Yes, i delingdhttts.fterthe ii.ifinite monotony of nine days et sea, how charming, h about you," i how wondeieful. was the first glimpse The, jolting of the 1 ab and its rat- of that great city rieing, as it were tle over the cobble tones broke the out of it! it was also the happy confession into char ing little bits. month between Thanksgiving and In spite of his glo my forebodings, . Christmas, 'and New York was -wear- He has been a little set against Lan - the squit e could not help smiling. He ing all her holiday decorations,„and ce?.ot." - , "I do ,not blame hire for being set felt bound, also, t defend Loida's displaying all her beauty and.4111 her a, ainst Lancelot. Any fether judg- absorption In her husband. wealth. ; e. She has to suppositiont that Lancelot had drift- ed so. far ikorth as New York, yet nd she lost ten Francesca felt herself to be over on waye my dear. the watch. 7 The comers and goers in n these things, the betel, the gay coMptiny in the da as really a theatres, the loitering crowd on the enain thoroughfares, were under her very delightful woman, besides being, constant iespection. It was_ impof3- in her present state of Dick -ador- ation, a most sensi le companion for sible to say in what'place Lancelot - Francesca, She wil talk' Of Vick and might be found; therefore she would wonder about Dick I a good ' deal; and seek him wherever her footsteps led that is a great deal better than an her, and surely love would bring so terrible-eof love eo eender. tile hourly canonization of the young them in some happy hour together. Bute New York had nothing to tell tragedy woe too great fer realization Saint Lancelot. flow dismal is this at °nee, but i drove away sleep and square, and the old yellow church, her and nothing to give her, and as \/ eornpelled her through ehe long mid- and the rain trailing down the dirty far as Lancelot was concerned Wash-- oight houts.to sutler all its pangs; windows! How dreadful is black ington and New Orleans were equally net only e with her lot lover, but rain and bleak winds inclosed be- destitute of hope and comfort. How - with the lonely, unhappy mother, tween stone houses!" who had slowly died with her heart's "Let us be thiinkful we have got Actual Sterility in Women is Very Rare -11 - Mi Mothers and Children Make Happy llotnee 1, to have ' I .1 inert iniseee followed, and then the m y take what death has loft . him /ewes decidedly fool without a single reproach, from his sensitive conscience." i - • 1 1 r"May I tell my father these things? i g in the dark would be, I es, . you She su dre a nay tell the squire., Ite has no Clare,". he said, ." s all places in his makeeup. When' years of her lovt-11 lee sees the right, he. will say the make it ' up some . 1 - Think of that': ' right." , i ; These were the main Points of a - "I do reflect up 1 i . conversation which lasted' far into Rashleighe and Lo the night. Every fact and deeail in it spoke to Francesca, for her absefit ]over. She remeMbered LaneelOt'S great love fer his father, she under- stood the living agony of the affec- tionate son in thS preseece 'of doubts deal for him, There had never been the least Many women long for a child to bless their homes, but because of some dc. bility or displacement of the female organs they are barren. Preparation for healthy maternity is accomplished by Lydia E. Pinkhamis Vegetable Compound more successfully than bytany other medicine, because it gives tone and strength to the entire female organism, miring all displace - merits, uleerra,tion and inflammation7N- A woman who is in good physical condition traosmits to her children the blessiugs of a good constitution. Is not that an incentive to_prepare for a healthy maternity? If expectant mothers would fortify themselves with Lydia, E. Pinkhanfs Vegetable Compound, which for thirty years has sustained -thousands of women in this condition, there would be a great decrease in miscarriages, in suffering, and in disappointments at birth. The following letters to 'Mrs. Pink - ham demonstrate the power of Lydia Pinkhatais Vegetable Compound in suela eases. Mrs. Keener, Hebron, Yarmouth, N. S., writes Dear Isirs. Ui- unutterable longings and despairs un- satisfied and unlightened. Ad' they rode slowly back to Ather- ton, Friincetca told her father with conscientious distinctness all that !Doctor Thorpe had confided to her. The squire listened silently, bending slightly forward, with set lips and eyes cast resolutely down. 13ut when all had been spoken, and she asked, "Do you blame Lancelot, now, fath- er?" he a,nswered, "No? I do not blame Lancelot. I say he acted athe a man of honor should have done. I am sure his. raother was but of her "And I reinember that you thought her very queer on the day of her husband's funetal:" "On the. day of Stephen. Leigle's berying she behaved to me as no wo- man in. her senses would have done. And I did winder at it; beca,use for simple worldly mit and plain com- mon sense the leeighs, father and son, mother and daughter, have , been enown her and wide for many a gen- . (wart ion. have. heard said since I was a boy 'that a bird. out of Leigh's . nest was always a wise bird; able to melee ..its way, and to hold , its day.'" "Doctor Thorpe said she had be- come insane With fretting about Mr. Leigh's speculations endangering her home; and by. .encouraging the idea that she could see and talk with the dead." "Poor •womalin! • Maybe now she was born when -those bad planets and tho moon went opposing one an- other. : Thou heard What Dick said, about • Saturn and •Mars and. Mer- CUrY, .and I am very sure, Mrs. Leigh was insane enough to have been born in the thick of their opposition. It, is a queer . world, Francesca, arid what we do not know about it would make a big book, my dear," -- el thought 1 ought to tell you all that Doctor- Taoepe said to me." ,..14,4•41,0180 under cover. Now, then, draw the blinds , and come to the fire. It is United States. The young Irian bad very cheerful," gone to Mexico, he had been heard 1 Clara latighed. 1' front in Mexico, and it was his opin- "An open fire," she said, "is an ' ion he would be found in some small ever, as Dick said: "No one had the lea.st expectation of either xneeting with or hearing of Lancelot in the Englishman's fetieh; he thinks it ought to give ccimfort, under all circumstances." But she put a chair before the blaze and tried to fall into her husband' S mood of concen- tration, and she i soon found herself discussing with aolmation the prob- abilities of the little drama at which. they had both, hoar assisters and spect eters. , - "It, is possible; they may come across Lancelot Leigh, but not at all probable. We will consider first the possible. Suppose, Rashleigh, that Lancelot is tound; suppose Fran- cesca and he are iliarried, then what is to be done with them? After mar- riage comes housekeeping; and toting men who go away to seek a fortune never find one," "Lancelot has his father's estate. There is no reasbn why he should not take poseension of it. He can sell the mill peoperty for a pretty SUM at this time; and the house—" 'It would be / e crime to sell the house Besides, that poor old wo- man could nevec rest in her grave it companions. And as it was not the. such. a thing was done. I think the bad season, he was enabled to show interior village of that country. And Francesca answered: "To be sure. She did not expect anything until Mexico was reached." And Loida pitied her effort to smile, knowing that her _ heart was heavy and anxious, and that home- sickness and love -sickness were striv- ing hard within it. At length they were in Vera Cruz, that melancholy city of unfinished and decaying gra,ndeur. Dick was now quite at home. Francesca. thought she had never teen him so important, so' full of pleasant au- thority.,' so very much Senor Alder- son. He assumed again oe semi -Mexi- can costume; he spoke the language with a fluency and a force that as- tonished the ladies. Indeed, Loida. timidly suggested "she believed Dick was really swearing at the servants; she hoped he was not, but it sounded very like it." Dick only smiled at a still more pointed inquiry on this subject, though he was rather inclined to vol- unteer information of all kinds tis " Before my baby was horn I 'Wag in very poor health, hardly able to get out of bed in the rnornin and often to dizzy that all 01 my child, for it helped me give birth to my boy and also made me strong after the 'child came. I am, therefore, very glad to recom- mend your Vegetable Compound to all ex- pectant mothers, and feel sure that it *yid help them as it did me." _Mrs. Mae P. Wharry, Secretary of the North Shore Oratorical Society, The Norman, Milwaukee, Wis., wade& Dear Mrs, Pinklaitin I was married for five years and gave birth to two prenuittire children. Lydia B. Pinkhanes Vegetable Compound was recom- mended to nae, and I am so glad I took it, for it ehaaoed f rent a weak, nervous woman to a strong, happy and healthy one within seven mouths. Within two years a lovely little girl was born, which is the pride and Joy of our household. Every day 1 bless Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the light, health and happiness it brought to our home." If any woman thinks shi is sterile, or has doubts about her ability to carry a child to a mature birth let her write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Ildass., whose advice is free to all expectant or would-be mothers. She has helped thousands of women through this an -ye ion's period.' Women suffering with irregular or pain.ful menstruation, leticorrhoea, dis- placement, ulceration or batammation of the womb, that bearing down feel- ing or ovarian trouble, baelcmche, bloat- ing or nervous prostration, should re- member that Lydia E. Pinkhaufs Vege- would look b ack to me and Ida really did not table 'Compouna holds the recordor I to take Lydia E. 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This offer is made for the p-arpose of introducing Rea Rose Tea to people who are likely to appreciate its superior quality, and at the same time aid in a material way very worthy objects. T, ESTABROOKS, t. John, N. B. feelings of the dead ought to e consulted a little." You would resign the nott at ettherton to Lancelot?" "Most .glaSly, I am running the mill for the, salce of the village, not tor the profit" - "There is th4 Dower House. It is a pretty slant and upon Atherton ` ground, Rashleigh. " . "My dear, wien: I die that is your house, and -o" , 'Indeed, it is 'not my house, sir,. Dq' you imagine I could subside into Ele second-rate jdowager? If I am so unhappy as t survive you, I have my own hou.e in Boston, United -States of Arnerica. I shall- go to it I I 1 them the city, with its , domes of various tolors, its grand cathedral, its steeples shooting up hito the air, its large, gloomy houses, with 'their deassively greeted balconies. 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