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v_nansn, onenneroF,
eat_
nettreese
Thousands
.4 From NG 'Gus
and Well.
PacKed at -te
ven s )otth
NAfe,' do things right at
,.he Mooney bakery. 0
Crackers are packed pipin
hot from the ovens. The
moisture -proof paper and
-tight tins retain all the
ftethness d crispness, no
Inner Curry, Leader t the
pliony Orchestra, nal -set
.:at ltoeton, Mane
Pinkhata:—
.,ht yeare I wee trot' with edf--
.ought on
arite. 1 eould r 1.• en,loy life
sight• -;.,1 as
14orttMtt.
. tin:banns V 'able Componeel
mended and p. • • ed to 'in the only
it helped me 1 he - o daily im-
i-..rdth until t • •int strew" and
01 in•rt ., has fasappeankr:
tter IS from N
r• • • •
ni_ Lae Gyre Vale save.,
et: m: —
ragtime with ovarian t-ric
Ow!? pains in the back and alxlmnert
see iseaiaches every month. I was-
afTvous all the thrie and life looked
to me and 1 had no desire to live
i'.-.;ast to tak-o Lydia E. Pinitham'a
compound and to. get sonio Tenet.
-y was slow but it was sure anal
L regretted the money spent for tips
as it brought back my veal
:a. should remember that Leif*
riora's Vegetable Compound la
'cirie that holds the record
test nuinber of actual cures
as., and take no substitute,
T. Advice to Women.
nithara, Lynn, Ma -ss., b./vitas
(omen to write to her for advice.
irun's at experience with
pyttbles enables her to tell yom
is beet for you, and she wifl
nothing for her advice.
MdrstuiJsWean'S
matter where or when
you buy, them.
They come to *your La-.
ble just as inviting and de-
licious as though you at
them at the ovens in the
bakery. At all grocers in
air -light packages.
PrEl
E
(reo ipun nti Strong E151
Soto iprovements are : Heavy
les 'Mess Heavy Steel riots,.
atIvotett up to etand any strain,
Asarings. Runs a bird. Full
4 free by malt, or ask your dealer.
nnino without the name "BIS
-
Look Out for it. .Address
aisseu., ELORA, ONT.
Write for Booklet "E'
IFICENT
REWIRED
I' it a brantlfut Ruff a Blue Fos. the tne.t.
• rm. worn. given absolutely free. Haar au.
,re‘er nude before. The only r, .11071 v.e
. it that we arr-Ingett for them. banil.i.roe
cbdi seme n in the slimmer und ;.or
bt. Ruff 14 41 Inches Mug nearly
• m ale f the barol,nme4t, Woe rex
!smolt -loin% It 14 I% al iiity nar11,41. Imorl
fiat r awl ornamented w,tt,.
Le,-..1-'01aiU.erreh a harlds.a.1 It, r er
-!3 Vo,c1ri-WaY, met you e n get it boo,- V. Si:f.t
a-- rams Iola akino.r.so resiair.ondl%'- ,11"4"
....Us of
ure Post -Cards
e.,re:4 ft, a seta 'They are beat aflary
l• 1 tk ut c kes. h ..1,
:y LdV r om-red beMre to the WO. vn
le.ot cwil.it.:zer 1,
• Id bmk uher. Le Imre b. , ,,r V" 4•. r
membel, Vfloef.e.. t
Cr•t3t y -or ier 1 a...nd ee„." .( to,iv
4Pitittial n C.1)., ZVI ino Toro -ace,
‘o.'''oe.001222=371 gworstermakl-'
g‘ by Mail
n 3 to 5 Dollars.
a would like to marina a (hoo-
t° Irak e $3 00 a day ehowiug how
ail tiaras ally other wayIn order
ten nelprov d usee by until, to -
of ri gelar riee, $13 a.rd
▪ v t r par toeulats. ADDRESS
1.170iLT...1, ONT., GAN. Office hour, -
Stratford.
anetenasonnlene
ith a few attractinn nieces of
eph , and a Couch and s
I. Every one may have such.
-tare. You will beeable t�
come to ne.
eineetetee
t or day
°T° -°-"o%
Ctn.
VETERINARY
011N GRIME, V, S., honor sraduate r.fOutarto
Voterleary College ell dioceses of Dorneetia
astraele treated. Cells promptly attended Wand
titer? ett woo -tate. Veferirary Denlirtry $ specialty
t•tere era residence cn Ooderich eireet pee cloo
tags el It Prete, c filet Ferfcr11 • 1112 t
FBARBURN V. .18,--Ilenerary g qduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College an 110nOlitry mem.
bar of the Medieal Association of tht Ontario Voter
foaryCellege. Treats Memo of all dorneetio animals
ny the nuat rcedern prleeiples Dentietry And Milk
tevtr & peefalty. Office oppoeito Diek's Hotel,
Mn Street, Seaforib. AP orders left at the hotel
%slit receive prompt attention. Night callsreoeived
at office. 1871-52
—LEGAL.
JAMEal L. KII-LORAN
Barrieter, Solicitor, Notary Public eta, Money to
I om. hiheaforth Ifondaye, Fridays and Satur.
dope. Office open every week day. Over Pieltard'a
etere, Alain street, Seafortio 1904
. R. S. HAYS, .
itt•rieter, Solicitor, Conveyancer aed .Notary
ofieltor for the Dominion Bank. Office—ire rear of
Dominion Bank, Seaforth. Honey to loan. 1286
T M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer-
• Notary Public. Officee stairs, over 0. W
?morn bookstore, Main Street, Seafortla, Ontario.
1627
FBOLUESTSD, sneeeraor to the late bat, of
• MoCeewhey Hohneeted, Barrbater, Solicitor
mvsyaneer, and Notaxy Solieltor for the Cee
titan Blank of Ooannerce. Money to fend. Faro
or Salo, MAC* in goatee Bionic Main 9treet
edorth
rstOKINSON AND GARROW, lismrlsters, Solioit,
&or or, eto., Ooderloh, Ontario.
E. L. DICKINSON.
1101841 CHARLES GARROW L. L. B.,
11ENTI8TnY,
DR. t -1.1J. HODGINS,
!DENTIST.
Graduate of Bcyal College (1- Dental serzeons of
Loretto. Successor to Dr. Twaddle. Office—Over
"ouug's stem.* store, hisla street, Seaton:.
1075
DR. ElE,LDEN,
• DE/1111T, TORONTO, •
'Dee remeved licin 418 Sherhourne Si. to his beau .
MI new offices, 486 Young St., oppoolte Carillon St
1815-18
V1EDIOAL,
Dr John McGinnis,
Office and Residence--Viotorie Street,
_ SEAFORTH
'ahene 78
DP. H. HUGH ROP,
Graduatt of Univereity of Toronto Faculty of Medi-
cine, n ember of Cellegs of Phyrdolane and Sur
'toast; of Ontario •, pm -graduate courses Chicago
t ilalcal School, Chicago ; Royal Ophthalmic: Hospi-
ttd, Londor, kr-gland ; University -College Hoepital,
London, England. Office—Over Greig & Stewart's
etore, Main Street, &WAIL 'Phone No. 5. Night
calla answered from residence, Victoria street. 1890
• •
6LIRROWS,
ofli.o and Reeldeuce--2Goderich etreet, east of the
Meth° tat church.
Tartnenorra No. 46;
oroner for the County of Huron. ,
1886
;
DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY,
PRITSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Jderieh street, opposite Methodist ohnroh,Seatorth
3. G. scone, graduate Victorie and Ann Arbor, sec
iaember onterio College of Phyolalans snd
moons Coroner for County of Enron.
Sf aullAY, honor graduate Trinity Univetvite,
41 t medalist Trinity Medical Cellege. • Menabee
joilego of Ployeiciona and Surgeons, Ontio.o
14b9
AUCTIONEERS.
ITIELOMAS BROWN, Licensed AnoMoneer or the
Counties of Huron and Perth. Orders left at
A. M. Campbell's implement warerooms, Seaforth, or
Tits EXP.OSITOR Office, will reeniVe prompt attention -
a ,tafaotton guaranteed or no charge. 17084?
l'AMES G. MoMICHAEL, licensed auctioneer for
county of Huron. Sales attended to in any
elart cf the county at moderate rates, and satisfactioo
‘ueranteed. Orders left at the Seaforth post affiee
or on Lot 2, Concession 2, Hallett, will receive
prompt attention. 1882,4f
UCTIONEERING.—B. So, Phillips, Lioeneed
Auotioneer for the mailable of Huron and
earth. Being practical farmer and thoroughly
Jnderstanding the value of farm stook and imple-
ge Kite, placea me in a better position to realize good
prices. Charges moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed
or uo pay. All ardereleft at Hensall post offioe or
M Lot 28, Concesskin 2, Hay, will be promptly
ended to. 1709-tt
1'1.mMaillop Mutual Fir
Insurzuve Gonipany1
inilionnnennnil
a ARIA AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
On'103113.
• 'ot. B. MoLean Beeedeot, filppen P. O. Thomio
fietty-aresa. Seaforah P.
DtalltifORIL
'Witham ChesneL Seaforth ; John O. Grieve, Win. to Creditors
raublin James Evans, Beeohwoorio; John watt,
Fro I .vicovni3idenb, BrEzeofteld P. O. ; Timrase
S--....17Hrell A -
We have talked so strongly
about "Fruit-a-tivei" beg a
iver tonic, and cining Cons-
tirYatioy, and Biliousness, that
'some may think they dite. not.
rfor anything else. Well, they
are. " FrUita-tives " are a
grand,, good. tonic for the
whole s'ys,t tn. One "Pruit-
a-tivesf' tablet three times a
da makes ri0i,• red blood
and firm flesh: The §anie ally
treatment and a sensiblei diet
takes away dyspepsia. land
gives you sound digesiion,
anst good appetite. "Finit-
a-tives " clear the skin of
pimples and blotches—make
the coraplexion fresh and
rosy. , Get " Pruit-a-tives"_
take them the right way—
and see how you improve.
50c. a box. At all druggist.
ffOR SAL.
•
QUORTHORN BULL FOR SALE..—For sale a
1.3 Thorobred Shorthorn Bull, 17 months old, color
red, with a little white. Price right. App y on 'Lot
1 Concession 4-, Tuokersnlith Or address 'collo d
viilu P. 0,,W11. OARNOCRIAN. 16814
ROISTERED STOCK FOR SALE.—'rhe under
signed offers for sale on Lot 27, Coneession 8,
Hibbert township, One yearling Clyde filly, a few
Shorthorn cows and heifers two young Shorthorn
bulls ; also a Ifew Berkshire /alp of both sexes. The
abOve dock re eligible for registration in the Nation;
al Stock It orcle. Prices reasonoble, eonsiderine*
quality. Vi tors welcome. DAVID HILL, Steal'
19884C
LSIOLZTE
FOR.
therm
i la tleoibotl
Amly rib far
Chi ARMES
SHEEP AND SHORTHORN CATTII
LE.—The ;undersigned has foe sale sea
hbred Leietioter Sheep and Dorhst
sexee. Atidrees Egroondville P. O. o
stili Road, Tuolitainnith. 11.08KV.
SONS. . 18724
•OHORTI10,11N8 FOR RALE.—A few Grandly bree
la septets Pberthorn Bulls with registered pod!.
greee, 8 to el tooth& Prices from 850 to 890, 41
taken soon. eleoleiwa and heifers at about the same
prieee, aleo $ few 'Berkshire sows lour months' old
DAVID MILNE, Ethel, Ont; 191324f
$uffered Terrible Agony
FROM PAIN ACROSS
HIS KIDNEYS.
DOAN'S
KIDNEY '1LLS
CURED HIM.
Read the words of praise, Mr. M. A. McInnis,
Marion Bridge, N.S.,o has for Doen's Kidney
Fills. (He writes us): " For the past three years
I have suffered terrible agony from pain across
My kidneys. was so bad I could not stoop
or bend. I consulted and bad several doctors
treat me, but Gould get no relief. On the advice
of a friend, I procured a box of your valuable,
We -giving remedy (Doan's Kidney Pens). and to
ley surprise and delight, immediately got
Vetter. In ray opinion Doan's Xidney Pills have
zip equal for any form of kidney trouble." _
Doan's Sidney Pills aro 50 oents per box or
tree boxes for $1.25. Can be proeured at all
dealers or will be mailed direct on receipt oi
price by The Doan Kidney Pill Coo Toronto
Ont.
Do not accept a spurious substitute bet be
sure and get °' Doan's."
'•
pringhurst ,horthorrs
'A Really Choice Lob of Yu a Betts AND ITH1PRIV.I
von SALE.
(SritIN0111:11ST [BRED S110 1.11ORNS) /LAVE
WON ClIAIIPIONSHIPS Or; erne, UNIT1511
STATES, CANADA AND..MEXICO IN:I:RECENT
MARS. ,
Allinterestatare cordially invited to inspect
the -
herd
Farm- adjoins:the town ofExeter.
Long distance tolephone to farm.
1141.1tY
198441 Enter, Ontario.
W EA K there a$ -that get no re-
Hossmany women
TIREDfreshment from sleep.
They wake in the !nom -
WOMEN -ing*and feel tireaer than
when they went to bed.
They have a dizzy sensation in the head,
the heart palpitates; they are irritable
and nervous, weak and. worn out, and
the lightest household duties during the
' day seem to be a drag and a burden. ,
MILBURN'S HEART
AND NERVE PILLS
are the very remedy that weak, nervous,
tired out, sickly women need to restore
tnera the blessings of good health.
-They give sound, restful sleep:toffe up
the nerves, strengthen the heart,- and
=kite rich blood, Mrs. C. McDonald,
• Porke la Prairie, Man., writes: " Ineas
trembled with shortness of breath, palpi-
tation of the heart and weak spells. I
got four boxes of Milburn's, Heart and
Nerve Pills, and after taking them was
completely. cured.
Price 50 dents par box or three boxes
for $1.25, all dealers. or the The T. Mil-
burn Cia Limited Toronto, Ont.
McMann & McMann,
John latoMann, sr. • John Madeurs, jr.
(Successors to John McMann, sr.)
Are now prepared to herdic, all Mode horses.
Buyers may purchase horses at their sale atablee,
Egmondville, at any time. 19444f
lop ; Geerge Sesiforth ; John Bennewoie,
Notice
thriaoli ; Thomalt Fretteri Bracetield ' .1 -oho 11.
Lean, Kippen ; Jaue Connolly,
aeons.
Rant. Smith. Harlook ; Ilinehley, Seaforth
James Curarolog Egmoida ille •' J.W.
rilic P. 4.; George Murillo andJohn 0. Morideor,
• dltore
In the estate of Margaret Jane MeClusky, Iota of the
Township of MeKillop, la the County of Huron,
Widow; deceased.
. Notice. lii hereby given pursuant to R. S. O., Chap.
129 Section os, that all means having claimsagainst
the estate of he ad MrCsywtsiagareaneMeluk,ho
- — died on the vith day* of November, 19u5 are required
Winghani
Business ,
College
is a high grade Cenninerolal "School
Three Courses :
Conimeroial - Stenography - Telegraphy
Write GEORGE SPOTTON, Prin
on or before the 10th dale nt Feoutry
ln, .906, to send
by post prepaid, or deliver to .1. L.Klloi an,Seaforth,
' Ontario, Solieltor for tleorav,Ii. Holland- and james
Evans, the Exeoutors of the deceased; theirnames-
anti addresses, 11111 particithrs of their olefins, and
the nature of the seettrity• (if anv)held by them ; and
that after said date, thee:old executors will. proteed
10 distribute the assete of the said estate among the
mons entitledthereto, having regard only to the
.elaims of which they shall thenliave notice. ' -
J. L. Killoraii, Seaforth, Ontario77—
Solicitor for the Exeouters.
Dated this 1Gth day:of January,[1006.
„oar=
,e
e Morning
Berl 1.0131I 'MAC
Copyright, 6303, b Edward 3, 01
Vilhat ha happ tea, Miss Deana"
1 e tnqulled! "Jim e yon just discover -
O what an cell let parent you pee -
The baronet laughed almost hysteric-
• Hy. "'Pon my 11 nor." he 4cried,, "you
t weld not hove hit upon a • bapPler este
lUs anation."
lordsaip ,-yva, not -quite satisfied.
suppose You will take Irrs to
ntith's hotel?" be saldewith tool hie -
e utien en .,
Iris a tiewered ,
"Yes. My tether has juet ifsned Rob -
o rt to come with u- —by inference, that
Vaneae are you going?"
The ruiroit else of er lover's Christian
-41 1114. goaded hie ordship to: sudden
4 at. •' ° .
"indeed!" he sn tiled. "Sir Arthur
cane has evideut y decided ai good
auy things during the 1 st hoar.'" .
"Yen" wag the snip wner's quiet
rtort. "I beets dee' ,ed dint my (laugh -
t happlueee sho la be the chief con-
s! ',oration ot 1ny rel tithing steers.
el es neon glva way ,0 it."
rhe °errs *nab face grew. sallow
w tb fury. IPS eye blazed, and there
NO* 15; a tense Vibrato in his voice as he
Bead:
'Then I muSt eon ratulate' you, 'Miss
D eine. You jo f tha to endure ad -
NT In; ies 1tsig seeped from ,the
n: ,locin4hatic f)f nalnboW island
you are clestiii el to xperienco another
var;ety of shit ,wi'eck here."
de left there. Not a Word. leul Rob
el Token thioughdut the unexpected
se re. ails heart wee- trobbite# with
a ti mendousi 'Joy, and his lordship's
-slants were lont en iIm But be point"
t fail to noin the imalignant purpose
of tie parting Iseetetice, -
n his guletly masterful way he
pi iced Iris Ilniid on the baronet's shoul-
d r.
Wbat did ,ordnnentnor -mean?" be
as zed,
Jr Arthur eerie answered, with a
ca in smile: "It is difilcult to talk open-
ly at -this morneht, Wait until we r
re eh the hetet"
'he none flew fat throngt the set-
t( ment that 1 er majesty's ship Orient
beat returned from her loug serve!) for
th Simian warship occupied ber
Itslt1 ancheratte, a-nd a heatwas noty-
• er d to take off the passengers. -
'he 'font seehrig olt into tbe tideway.
e. progrese sboreward was watebea
he a email knot ef people, _mostly
lot:tigers and coolies. Amang them. -
le sveven, were two persene wire bad
dresen rapidly to the lauding place
w len the menial of ahe Oaken was re-
p rtea. One bore all tin' diellneulshing
le rant of the army pincer of high rank.
t 'the other \\*OS 1.1111111stakablY*
gi be. trotter.' Tb e older geutleman
1111de no pretense that be meld f'bear
th east a-cal:lint" Ile swore impel.-
ily. at the climate, the, plate and its
in rabitants. At this instant he was
in a state of wild ekiteineut. He was
. v re) tall, very sto t, ex.ceodingi3r red
fa cod.
roclucing a tremendons telescepe he
xe inn, endeavored te balanee it On the
shot:deer of a native servant.
t`ften't you stand. still, you blithering
Idiot," Ile shouted, a ter -futile attempt
t� focale the advert` log boat, "or shall
I 'steady you svithf a. clout ,over the
flas comparilou, t
0 array man, was
a oking tbrough a pair of field glasses.
Jove," lie cred, "I Iran see Sir
2„their Deane reed a girl who looks like
1
h s . daughter!. Tlaerhat n's _tinfernal
e Tjamlep,i;Tge..ntannorb,-i.ttolsoji.'e'd
the ser- vant out
o ids way nnd brandished tbetele-
s epees tbough it were a bludgeon.
"The dirty begged! He drove my lad
t misery and death, yet he has come
beck safe and sound. Welt tin I meet
hon. I'll”—
I "Now,. Anstruthe ' Remember your
promise. I will d al with Lord \teats
• Ilion My vengerufse has first cialan.
What! I3y the. ju npino Mises, I dal
-believe— Yes. It is. Anstrutlrert
:iorn„ s %surntrew .is. - liting next to the
'I
i Tne telescope fel on the stones with
a crash. The giant's rubicund face
suddenly blanched He leaned on his'
f,riend for support.
1 '
"You are not mistaken?' he almost
Whimpeeed. "Loc lt again,. for God's.
Slake, man! Ma .le sore before you
epeak. Tell mel 'ell nee!" I -
i "Calm yourself, . Auetruther. ' It 'is.
Robert, as sure as I'm alive. Doineyon
think I know him _my peer disgraced -
frreron whom L 1 ke the rest, cast off
ln his, hour of trou le? But I had some
'excuse. • There! ` here! I didn't mean
that, old fellow. • Robert bieuself will
ae the lest man I blame either of us,
Who could, have suspected that two
People—one of nh in, God henndne, my
fi-v-ii.oft, e—rwoul.d. cob oet such a hellish
•
The boat glided gracefully alongside
the steps of the quay, and Playdon -
:sprang -graceful') ashore to help Iris
to alight. What happened immediate-
ly afterward car beet be told in his •
„own 'words, as h retallen the _story to
, an appreciative udienee in the ward-
. room. .
"We bad just I ndeci," he said, "and
some of the crewwere pushing the
coolies out of the way wire.n ewo men
jumped &rim tLe steps, and/ a InoSt,
fiendiSh row spr ng up—that is, there
.was no disputer wrangling, but one,
chap, ;who, it turiaccl out, was Coloterl
Costobell, grabbed.Ventnor by the sbirt
front and 'threatened to suiesh his teen
-in if he didn't listen then. aial there to
what he had to' say. I really tItioneht .
about interfering until 1 heard Colonel
Costobell's .opening words. After that
I -would gladly have seen the beggar
chucked into the harbor. 'Sr e ?ever
liked bim. did we?".
2 dr 16 IS IV .1?- din -I&
Bean the The Kid You Han Wins Botend
nature
of
_ iee-ez.oraz
"Ask no questions, Pompey, but go
ahead with the yarn," growlea the first
lieutenant,
"Well, it seems that Mrs. Costobell
Is dead. She got enteric a week after
the Orient sailed and Was a: Oner in
four days. Before she died shOoWned
He painted, with a base eye to; effect-.
Not a man moved a musele,
"All right," he cried. "I will make
no more tale° starts. Mrs. Costobell
begged her husband's forgiveeess for
her treatment of him and confessed
that she and Lord Ventnor planned the
affair for which Anstruther was tried
by -court martial. It must have been
a beastly business, for Costobell Was
, sweating with rage, though his words
were ley enough. And you ought to
have seen Ventnor's face when be
heard of tbe depositions, sworn to and
sigeen by alret Costobell and by sever-
al Chinese servants whom be bribed to
give false evidence. He proraased to
*marry Mrs. -Costobell if (her lausband
died, or, in any event, to bring about a
divorce when the Hongkong affair bad
blown over. Then she learned that be
was after Mies Iris, and there is no
doubt her fury helped on the' fever.
Costobell said that, for his wife's sake,
he would have kept the wretched thing
secret, but he was 'compelled to clear
Anstruther's 11A1110, especially as he
came across the other Old Johnnie"—
"Pompey, you are incoherent with ex-
cltenient Wbois .the other old delta-
" asked the first luff severely.
"Didn't I tell you? Why, Anstruther's
uncle, of coital" a heavy eld swell
with just a touch of Yoficshire in his
tongue, I gatberea that he disinherit-
ed his nephew when the news of the
court martial reriched him. Then he
relented and cabled to him. Getting
no flows, he came east to Ioolt for him:
He met Costobell the day after the
lady died, and the two vowed to be re -
0 11 Ventnor and to clear An-
struther's cbaracter, lining or dela
Poor old nap,' Ile cried like a baby
when he asked the youngster to for-
give him. it 3011S (Nita touching.
Costobell shook Ventnor off at
last, with the final observation that
.A.netruther's court martial bas .been
quashed. The next batch of general
orders Will reinstate ham in the regi-
ment, and it reste with hint to decide
whether or not a criminal warrant
shall be issued against nisflordship for
conspiracy."
"What did Miss Deane do?"
"Clung to Ansteuther like a weeping
angel and niesed everybony all round.
when Ventn6r got away, Well—hands
off, i laileata her fathereAnstrather and
the stout uncle. Ilpfortunately; I Was
not on in that scene. But for S01,110 rea-
son they all nearly wrung my arm off,
and the mea were so excited that they
gave the party a rousing cheer as their
riekshaws went off in a bunch."
The next commotion arose in the ho-
tel whoa Sir Arthur Deane seized the
first opportunity to explain the peedie-
=lent in whicn his company' was
placed and the blow which Lord Vent-
nor yet had it in his power to deal.
aln William Anstruther was 11» in-
terested Knitter. Robert would hove
spoken, but his uncle restrained him.
"Leave this to nee, lad," he ex-
clairieed. "When I was comipg here in
the Staler there was a lot of talk
!Mout Sir Arthur's selsone, rind. there
should not be much difficulty in rais-
ing all the brass required if half what
I heard be true. Sit you down, Sir Ar-
thur, and tell us all about it"
The shipowner required ,no second
bidding. With the skill for which he
was noted he described ins operation
In idetall, telling how every farthing ef
the firet instaihnents of the two great
loans Was paid un, how the earnings
of his Beet would quickly overtake the
'deficit in capital value caused by :the
loss of the three ships and how In six
months' time the leading financial
houses of London, Paris and Berlin
Would be offering him. more money
than he would need.
To a shrewd man of business the
project could not fall to commend it-
self, and the Yorkshire squire, though
a trifle obstinate in temper, was singu-
larly clear headed in other respects.
He brought his great fist down on the
table with a whack.:
"Send a cabae to your company; Sir
Arthur," be cried, "and tell them that
your progpective son -In-law will pro-
vide the £16,000e you require. I will
see that his draft is honored. You can
add, if you like, that another ten will
be ready if wanted when this lot is
spent. I did my lad one deuced bad
turn in my life. This time, 1 think, I
am doing him a good one."
"You are, indeed," said nrist father
enthusiastically. "The unallotted capi-
tal he is taking up will be worth four
times its face value in two years."
"All the more reason to make his
holding twenty instead of ten," roared
the Yorkshireman. "But, look here.
You talk' about dropping proceedings
against that precious earl whom I
- saw today. Why not tell him not to
try any funny tricks until Robert's
money is safely lodged to your • aor
count? We haye him in our power.
Dash it all, let us use bird a bit."
Even Iris laughed at tbis naive sug-
gestion. It was deliehtful to think
that their arch enemy was actually
twitting the baronet's affairs at that
very moment and Would continue to
do rio until he was dung aside as beirag
of na, further value. Although Ventnor
himself 'bad carefuly avoided any
formal commitment, the cablegrams
awaiting the sisipowner at Singapore
snowed that confidenee had already
been restored by the uncontradicted
use of hie lordship's name.
Robert at last obtained a hearing,
"You two are galetly assuming tbe
attitude of the financial magnate's of
this gathering," he said. "I must ad-
mit that you have managed things
very well between you, and I do not
propose for one moment to interfere
with yotir arrangements. Nevertbeless,
Iris and. I are really the chief moneyed
persous present. You spoke of finan-
cial houses in England and on the con-
tinent backing up your loans six
months bend, Sir Arthur. You need
not go to them. We will be your
bankers."
The baronet laughed with a whole
hearted gayety that revealed wbence
Iris got some part at least of her
brialat disposition.
•
_ rser-re.4,1
take Laxative Brio 0 Quinine Tablets.
Sten Million boxes sold in post 12 m ths. This signature,
fnenn....1
"Will you sell, your island, itobertr
he !cried. "I am afraid -that net ',evera
1ri'6ould wheedle any one into buya
ing: it,"
"tint. father, dear." interrupted the
. [deli earunnly, "what Robert says le
true. We have a gold onne there. It
Is Worth so mueb ehtleyou will bunny
believe it until -Viet° 'eare ;to longer be
anyt doubt in your mind. 1 euppose
net is why Robert asked me not to
mention las discovery to you eainen"
"No, Iris, that was not the reason,"
said her lover, and the elder men felt
that more than idle fancy inspirea the,
astounding intelligence that they had
just heard. "Yorer love was more to
rae than all the gold in the world. I
had won you. - I meant to keep you,
but I -refused to buy you."
He turned to her father. His pent -
Up emotioe maetered blue rind he
spoke as one who could no longer re-
strain his feelings,
"I have haa uo chence to thank you
Lor the words Toe uttered at the Mo-
ment we quitted the ship- Yet I will
: treasure them winle Iife lasts. You
gave Iris to me• when I was poor, dis-
graced, an outcast from my family
and my profession. And I know why
you °dm tbis thing. It was because
you valued her happiness more than
riches or reputation. I am Sorry now
I did not explain matters earlier. It
'Would havesaved •you mirth needless
suffering. But the sorrow has sped
like an dream; mu1 you will per-
haps not regret it, for your action to-
day binds the to you with hoops of I
steel. And you, too, uncle. You tray- I
eled thousauds, of miles to help and I
comfort me in My anguish. Were I as I
bad as I was !painted your kind old I
heart still pitied -me. You were pre-
pared to pluck me from the depths of
despair and degradation. Why tettould
I hate Lord Ventnor? What "man
eould have served me as he did? He
bas given me Iris. He gained for me
at her father's hamlet a concession such
as mortal has seldom wrested from
black browed fate. He brought my
Uncle to my side in the hour of my
adversity. Hate himi I. would have
hisa statue carved in. marble and set
on high to tell an who passed how
good may spring out of evil—how Garb,
wisdom can manifest itself by puttingi
even the creepi
of the earth to,
"Dash it all,
elder Anstrutb
never heard yo
The old gentl
nee comical that
g and crawling thing*
ome useful purpose"
lad," vociferated tin)
"what ails thee?
talk like this before?'
man's amazement wa
uither tension *as ou
of the question. i
Robert, in ealmer mood, informe
them -of the manner in which be hi
upon the mine. 'Tbe story sounded lik
wildest romance this finding of a vol
mile dyke guatded by tbe bones o
"J. S." and the ii poison fillea quarry -1 -
but the productlon nf the ore sainpletr
changed wonderi into certainty. '- I
Next day a ,goivernment metallurgist
esthnitted the tv, lue of the -contents -of
the two on tine t about £500, yet tn
,specimees brou ht from the islan
wore not by arty menus the richeei
e
ova liable.
And now there is net mach more
tell of Rainbow , island and its cas
aweys. On the day that Capled
Robert Anstrutber's name appeared in
the Gazette, rehisfating him to his
mule and regiment, Iris and he weile
married in the English church at -Hong,-
!tong, for it was Ms wife's wish thet
the place which witnessed WS *BP:
miny should also watoess bite triumph!.
Soon afterward Ropert resigned Ws
COIlillii$81011. He, regretted. the neces-
sity, but the demands of his nekv
sphere in life rendered this step -
I
perative. Minin engineers, -labore s,
stores, portable I rouses, engines and,
equipment were obtained with ail
haste, and the Wbole party _sailed an
one of Sir Arthur 'Deane's ships to On-
voy a small steaMer specially hired Ito
attend to the weeas of tile miners.
At last, one enuring eerly in - j
tbe two vessels aechored outside Pa
Tree rock, and gir Jan could be seen
running franticany about the 'shore,
Or 1.10' Vtliel reast save that he corlild
o 1
not stand still: Tt e sahib brougbt lim
goad news. Tin governor of H
ell
aa
iteng felt that ad" reasoble ingt et
n11e,(10 by Anstrud er should be grarne
I l' poen ble. He Ora d writ tell ale
strong representdilou of the niele i
inedan's e11130 to t io government of In-
dia that there 1iti1e danbt the fre-
a
"Sweethet said har husband.
=wog, Mail evould coneey an omelet
notaliciation that Mir Jan had been
greettea a free pardon.
The mining experts verified Roberts
nest sanguine views after e very brief
exatineation of the 'deposit. Hardly
any preliminary work was needed. In
twenty-four hours a smell concentrate
ng plant was erected. and o. ditch
made to drain off the earbonit • anhy-
dride in the -valley. After dusk a par-
ty of coelles cleared the quarry of its
former occepants. Toward the close
of the following day, when the great
steamer once more slowly - turned he
"Hind to the northwest, Iris could hear
the steady thud of an engine at work
on the first consignment of ore. •
Robert had been busy up to the last
moment. There was so nineh to be
done in a short SirtICO of time. The
vessel carried a large number of pass
sengers, -and he did not, wish to de-
tain them too long, though they one
and all expressed tbeir willingness to
suit his convenience in this respect.
Now his share of the neeessary prep-
aerations- WUS concluded. His wife, Sir
Arthur and his uncle were gathered in
corner of the promenade deck -when
he approached and told them that his
last instruction aehore was for a hgbt
to be fixed pn SuMmit rock as soon as -
the dynnmo was hi working order.
"When we all come back in the cold
weatber," be explained, gieefully, "we
will not imitate the Sirdar- by running
on to the reef _ should we arrive by
night."
tele anssvered not. Her blue eyes
were. fixeclen the fast receding cliffa.
Sweetliettrt," said her husbund,
"wily are you so silent?" s
She turned to him. The light ef tbe
eettline sun inumlned her face with its
golden radiance.
"Beeouse.I am so happy," she said.
"Ob. Robert, dear, so happy and
thankful!"
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