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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-09-16, Page 2a .n.• ..�, ..A. lqv"r ,. ♦ M. ` H n r .. �:... v • .:. a ,... '..: ,..:..�.,.. .. 5 :.... r. ,. .. , �..: .,.. , ,� .. ..r .,. .: ,�` ., .:i I 1. ..'.. w. f -, ::i r .. „fir , • y ,.'k .�: '4; .,k - 1. m k, d'1 r: .. .. as :, €F .. . ,,� 1�6,.:. __. h a of $i befo4ogallucenvh Ott gut' (� T� CLINTON b'ASH, D40R AND BLIND r'AT ` FATES jaN ►TRUMP .NTS ��N TROUBLE, °x'IiiMam going but. mamma," Laura bar � U tt i gan "to pout this state to M,. - r. Neatoxl." ENGLAND'S CHOICE FOR SULTAN S.8 000 " R - - PROPRIETQ� r. r', 1f1`ile. Pocklin tont never made mla- CHQPTER XVI. -(Continued•) he's dome ? and what wV1 al won*4 . es in the etgi l�ptte tl'I names, and WILL SATISFY THE PEOPLE. give? Will give? Him given?' a�snmed a likecorrectnessin others. General Builder and ContralDtors "But why in the world died she send gold your tongue I" said George, aiy- She imagined her daughter referi�d to fn a hand on his shoulder. B raarorti pr the Ititsstouuriea to behalf of This factory has baso ander the personal supervision and one owner fQl' d iii book to Gerald?" gg Gerald. 'Why need you vtrrits to him?" gestated veq—utraut Gangs r'Oh, can't you see 9 Why, you said Neaera sat still, gazing at her lover 'she slaked, looking up. He's nothing am ae in ttte. years. We carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepare plana sled �11YA w with open eyes: only a little shudder g streets—Native Ladies Think wearing r qtr were Gerald; at least, 1t came to ran over her. more than an acquaintanceR' Cloves is q Dlost Utteomtort tbte llabu. estimates for and build all classes of buildings oil abort notice and on thecilo pr" 1 ' I Mamma 1 He's an intim;te friend." ' p y that.,, "You duped me nicely, between you, "Gerald Neaten an intimate friend 1 The English Government bels auceeed- prices. All work is supervised in a mechanical way and satisfaction "And she mS&ut to send It to me?" Gerald continued, me and all the ed in placing its choice for Sultan on guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior sed exterior material. "Yes, but Thad told her my Mr. world. No truth in it all 1 A mistake) Whv meaai �m Nalfon," said —all a mistake I He found out —his Y the throne of Zanzibar with no more +: rTeston was Lord Tottlebury's son ; so mistake 1" His voice ruse almost to Laura, in a calm voice, bot with a Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sash, Doors, B11I1d9, EtG slight blush, trouble than was to be expected. Seyyid ", I suppose the letter has gone to Gerald, a shriek, and ended In a bitter laugh. 11 y' . Gear ga I" exclaimed Mrs. Pockling- Khalid, after twenty-foto' hours of die- Agent for the CELEBRATED GRAYBILL SCHOOL DESS rasnulacturo.0 It moat have, if you haven't got it." "You needn't be a brute," said George, to,, "What in the world do you want '- coldly, to write to George Neston for? I have reign, has taken refuge with the at Waterloo. Call and set prices and estimates haloes placing your orderly "But why should she send it to either Gerald looked at him, then at Neaera, said all that is neoeasary ' German Ctmsal, to be delivered over of us I" a.nd uttered another steering laugh. "I thou ht I should like to say some- to the English when the German re - "Oh, because I said I sent it with George w•as close by him now, seeming thin too., eaentatives receive the necessary fn- e to watch every motion of his lips. dear, certain) not. If you had Leslie's Mr. Nestom's approval." Neaera rose from iwr chair, and flung y• Y struations from the home Governtnentn Carriage Factory'."That wasn't true." herself at the feet of the angry man. beenarr there had been Anne fro actu- Al:'.i "Of course not. But it sounded bet- "Ah, Gerald, love, have pity I" ally arranged, perhappss a line from you The palace and the parts of the oily my would have been right' though, under lying about it were ruined by the Nang- ,, r „ she wailed. the circumstances, I doubt it. As it is BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTE AND WAGONS—all of the beet rror)q , "Pity I" he echoed, drawing .pack, so for u to write would simply be to Lish bombaardmsnt, and 600 natives are manahip and material. All the latest styles and moat modern improve- Ohl ter."Ah, it's dangerous work." that she fell on her face before him. 3°• Y "I should never have done it, if I had ,.pity I I might pity a thief, I nil ht give ham a chance of reopening the said to have been killed. Life in Zan- menta. A11 work warrented. Repairing and repainting pronytiy sttegdtad +t3 �. acq uaintanoe. zibar will probably go on with as much '1 foreseen this." pity a liar, I have no pity for a— Laura did not sit down, but stood by Y to. Prices to suit the times. ,� The sentence went unfinished, for, tranquillity as during the reign of Sey- George knew that this represented with a sudden motion, Geor ga closed on the door, prodding the carpet with the Big-FACTORY—corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. ,�; N I of her pe id Khalid bin Thwain. The feeling of Neaera's extreme achievement in peal- h Pointparasol. "Is the acquaint- Y g - him, and flung him throng the open aace closed?" she asked, after a pa�ae. the Arabs against the British was not --f (� ,"�� r fence, and did not press the question. door out of the room., "You remember, surely, what I said earful enough to cause a ver fico- VICTORIA'S NEW STATUE. SMALLPDX KILLS !� "What a wretch the woman is I" Finish your blackguardiam out- yesterday 4 I hope fit's not necessary to verytil side I" he said, as he shut the door and , , blesome uprising. Neaera continued. "Oh, what is to be turned the key, repeat it." Seyyid Khalid is not regarded as nearly Dedicated Recently cothe naoynl Exch {K. done? Gerald is sure to ask for 'an Oh no, mamma; I remember it." g DOES TOBACCCI .y,l CHAPTER XVII. Laura paused, gave the carpet another ao fine a specimen of an Arab as his The City of London now has a sta- ill 1' . explanation. prob and went on, "I'm just writing to predecessor was, and the news from tue of the Queen of Great Britain and , "Quite possible, I should think•" Ira brevia furor, says the moralist - saw I don't believe a word of it." Road the strong endorsement given "Well, then, I am last." and the ad'ective is the only p Jack's Darlin fell from Mrs. Pock- Zanzibar indicates that the papulation Empress of Indies in which it can take the saw that iso n to exception. Ger- g„ p "You'd better tell him all about it." pa lin ton's paralysed gra?p. is pride. The chief image of the sovereign alta Nest.on's wrath burnt fiercely, but ',aura, haw dare you 9 It is enough ALREADY QUITE SATISFIF. r1 "I can't; indeed I can't. You won't it burnt steadilyalso, and reflection A in Landon stood until recently in front '.t�th for you that I have decided what is 1�. will you? Oh, you will. stand by me?" brought with it nothing but a stronger to be dome." with Hamoud bin Mohammed bin Say- of the Royal Exchange. It was erect „f;�51f conviction of his wrongs. To George, "you see, mamma, when everybody idd, whom the English Government ed in 1845 at the opening of the Ex -UD I S M, }, "I don't know what Mrs. Bart Put on y g the interpretation his cousin P is turning against him, I want to show has said, and so—" his aetiodi to shielding Neaera seemed him he hal one friend at least, who h9s placed on the throne. change, and in the fifty years it has env I I He was interrupted by a knock at to argue that uncommon degree of doesn't believe these iia.teful stories." The English influence in the town been so changed by smoke and fog and 1 wrap headedness that is hardly die "I wander you haven't more self -re- x,1 I the door. George rose and opened it. g'- Y is felt in other ways than oammerci- atmospheric changes that it bore not ;,a%vii "What is it, Timms?" tinguishable from immorality. Yet, met. Consideringwhat is said aboutT t 1,11, %n the recesses of Gear e's heart lurked ally. Several English missions have the slightest resemblance to the Queen, in him and Neaera Witt—" I g 1 "Mr. Gerald, Sir, wants to see you on the knowledge that Mrs. Witt, plain, Oh, bother Mrs. Witt 1" said Laura, long been established in Zanzibar, and although it had been svrnlped and clean- ,�; 1 Important business." old, unattractive, might have reaped actually smiling. "Really, mamma, it's they g have, in particular, directed them- ed again and again. The Court of Com- Cot gLLL 11 1 "Is he in his room?" scant mercy at his hands; and Gerald, nonsense; he doesn't care that for Nea- selves to the Care of the slaves rescued man Council of the City of London and -- ' 1 if he did not believe all he had brutally era Witt I" And she tried to an her i "Yes, sir. I told him you were en- believed quite enough of it to fingers; ; but, ha it far Mea. Pock- from the traders. The English mis- the Mercers' Company having been ad= In the interost of the masses, for whom these rs. ��r ge pp y Otte Ore OOm tied, th0 1]NITaD fJTATa9 HB'LLTH $1 �7�'g gaged," make' him regard Georgy as a traitor lingtom's nerves, the attempt was a sionaries who came out to Zanzibar are viral by the late Lard Leighton, of the p p 3 "You didn't tell him Mrs. Witt was and Neaera as an intriguer. What sane failure. usually lay brothers of the Established Royal Academy, commissioned Ham. Poems have examined and investigated many proper& h,1 man could have acted as George had "I shall not argue with you, Laura, Church of England who have risen from Thorny croft, a well-known member cf tions having for their object the cure of the tobacco here ?" f g habit, but among them all we have no hesitancy to acted, unless under a woman's r Ne - you will obey me, and there is an end g "No, sir." tion ? Jealousy did the rest, for Nea- of it.,, rather humble positions in life. Their the Royal Academy, to chisel a status of giving the editorial and otflctal endorsement of these '.`` "Say I'll be with him in a few min- era herself had sapped the strength of ymy told me I was a woman yea- salaries are from $1.000 to $1,500 . a the Queen to replace that in front of ReponTs to the remedy known so "UNCLE t her lover's trust in her, and he doubted tarda If I am, I ht to be al- Yom, and after five or six years of work the exchange. It is considered far s ute8 „ Aug ge. up BAM'8 TOBACCO CURE," mannfactura4 not that she who had deluded him in lowed to judge for myself. Anyhow, they return to their own country and 1 George shut the door, and said, '''Ger- everything else had not hesitated to you ought to bees what T have to say." take back most of this with theca, if, eriar to the work which it has replaced. i by the Eeystone Rereedy Company, at 21s La roll ; ...1 aid's here, and wants to see me." practise on him the last deceit. She "Give me that letter, Laura." indeed, they ever allowed it to leave The whole work is 18 feet high. street, Chicago. Ws have devionetrated by persona "I'm ver y, land. There are also a number of The statue is fashioned out of pure tests that this antidote positively destroys the feet li "Gerald 1 Then he got the letter l" and George were confederates. Noel y soar mamma but—" women in the missions who teach the beautyand dignity. The Queen is re and desire for tobacco In ten days, leaving the system "'i any ask how they betaine so, or what "Give it to me." 6 y• r- I in a perfect) health condition, and the ersonue k . '�' What do you propose to do, Mrs. the terms of the alliance were? "Very well; I shall. have to write slave girls. But the natives and slaves resented wearing her crown and par- y Y the p ; Witt?" I It was hard) wonderful that this 1 are not very sensitive to the influences liamentary robes, together with the thesamethe tight of our examinations I t - y another." f In the light of our examinatfone and taste of •l l. ii- "How can I tell? I don't know what theory, strange as it seemed, should "Do you mean to defy me, Laura?" of Christianity, and their evident con- Ribbon and Order o the Garter. In ,UNCLE t3AAI'BTOBACCO CURE," ar. . `;; she said. She only told me she had find a lace in Gerald's disordered mind, Laura made no answer. tentment with their lot is one of the her right hand is the scepter of empire but performing a duty we owe the public when we on or that, having don© so, it should vent yam• Pocklington opened and read difficulties against which the Eng- and in her left an orb surmounted by dorsa ho same, and stamp fry, the a way of achieve•. is sent back the money, and told him itself in intemperate works and rack- the letter. lish missionaries have to struggle. It a figure of victory. Underfoot are five menti the ntnoteetll century, to the way of deFtroy less sneers. It was, however, more re- is said that few of them show any shdpa' prows resting on sculptured ing a habit as dlfguating as it is common (FOS w hy.., markable that the inion gained some "Dear Mr. Neston," (it ran)— reisults of the teaching they receive at waves. The base is a block of black ONLY $I.CC) ; hence we earnestly advise you W t; If she told him why—" opinion "I want you to know that I do not ..: write them fine lull particulars. eneral favor. It pleased the cynical, Y the, and after a short time marble. sold only by , "I'm ruined," said Neaera, wringing for it explained away what seemed like believe a single ward of what they are they return to their old religion and The unveiling of the statue took place '-1. her hands. ' a generous action; it pleased the gos- saying. I am very sorry for poor Mrs. habits, on June 20 in the quadrangle of the ALLEN & WILSON WWitt, and I think you have acted len- The Arabs are forbidden b the Tioran Ro al Exchran with a .eat rotes- –11 1 y George stood with his back to the sips, fva it introduced into the Neston Y splen Y Y 8e B p fireplace, and regarded her critically. affair the topic mast congenial to didly. Ian't it charming weather? to drink wine, but they find in Zanzi- sion of loyal subjects of the Queen, fan- CLINTON. gossips • it pleased the "undo' guid," for Riding in the park in the morning is bar a substitute which proves just as Parse of trumpets, and singing of the t °' After a moment's pause, he said, with it ,sainted the moral of the ubiquity a positive delight. effective when they have made up their national anthm, "God Save the ; 3 i • a Smile•, of sin ; it pleased man as a sex, be- "With kindest regards, minds to en oy themselves. '1'hia is Queen." The procession started from -I I knew it all—and you were not cause it made George's conduct natural "Yours very sincerely. made from the fermented juice of the the Mansion House. There were pre- Voungorold)whosufer ; K ' i%om Nervous Debility -t=� ruined." and explicable ; it pleased warren as a "Laura F. Pocklington." cocoanut, and it • is said to equal any sent the Lord Mayor and Common Coun- IF MEN d ,a' " "Ah, you ora so good I" sex, because it ratified the inion they beverage as the promoter of a prompt cil, all the cit officers, the Master and Sexual results ofWeakness el r, i*)- Mrs. Pocklington gasped. The note p p y the reauca of Self. 3 "Nonsense," said Getge, with a broad- had always held of beautiful myster- was little butter than an assignation ! and several members of the Mercers' Com- us con etc., will plata ;,i ' er anile. leas widows in general, and of Nea- •'I shall show this to our father," she SUBSTANTIAL "JAG," =,, all in their robes of office, and us oonfidentiallyaplain Neaera looked u at him, and smil- era Witt in particular. And amid this y bearings bouquets. It was the fifty- statement of their Dasa, and promtae to use oar 'j r,,. p ,said, and ,swept out of the room. Remedyaccordin¢ to directions, we will send ed too. chorus, the voice of the charitable, ad- Laura sat down and wrote an exact The condition of slavery is said to ninth anniversary of the Queen's acres- prepad b> mail or express, a carefully "Mi Mightn't you risk it? Of course, milting indiscretion, but asserting gen- ,y of the offending document, ad- rest very lightly on the captured Af- sion to the throne. The Master of the prepared course of Two Months, treatment, ';:, g h ,� truth >8 dangerous, but he's very fond erosity, was Last and hushed, and dressed it, stamped it, and put it iu her ricaus and their descendants, and none Mercers' company, the Rev. J.M. Sut- fine whiab we pill make no chorea if it sotto � 111 )�'. of ou." e• George's little band of friends and be- of them is ever known to complain of tan, read an address describing the his- to cure. Avoid Yankee frauds and Canadiani,,. pocket. Then, with Ostentatious calm- iP7i" "Won't you help me?" livers were dubbed blind partisans and, oars shetook up "Jack's Darling," and itsresults,unless it be the chain gang, tory of the new status and the Lord a�utra�rante dtato cureeor cost nothintla:4 i'" A heavy step and the sound aP im- by consequence, almost accomplices. a red to became immersed in it. which does the work of cleaning the Mayor replied. The sculptor, Mr:ihor- Address N, S. M. COMPANY, Lock Box SOY, >A ► patient pushing of furniture were heard Fortunately for George, among his m Pocklington found it hard to city and patrolling the beaches. These neyeroft, then unveiled the statue and Platen, Ontario, Canada. 'T I,- fromZ the nest room. friends were men who cared little for make her husband appreciate the situa- are made up of rebellious ,slaves, and trumpets layed, the spectators cheered t• "Gerald is getting tired of waiting," public reprobation. Mr. Blodwell did tion; indeed, -she had scarcely risen to area familiar sight in the streets. Of- and the officials advanced and put their FOR TWENTY -SI YEARS v` said George. his work, ate his dinner, said what he it herself. Everybody talks of here ten nine or ten of these slaves will be bouquets on the plinth of the pedestal. "Won't you do anything?" asked thought, and esteemed the op�nton of city in these days; the Pocklington, Seen cha.i.ned together in charge of a The singing of "God Save the Queen," 1 Neaera again, barely repressing a sob. society much at the value the Dake beth people of resolute will, had the the - oomcluded the ceremony. DUNN'S 1 11�- "Supposing I were willing to lie, of Wellington set upon the views of opportunity of studying its working The Sultana of Bin Thwain had come i;'; where is a possible lie? How can N ex- the French nation. As for Lord Ms,ple- in their own daughter. The result was almost as much under European in- 'ki lv Alain it?" durham a,nd Sidmouth Vane, unpopul- fierce anger in Mrs, Pocklington, ming- fluence as he bad, and was interested THE LAST RESORT. ' Timms knocked and entered. Gerald laxity was the breath of their nostrils; led anger and admiration in her bus- anything that pertained to the hair She—Alfred there is nothing in the begged for a moment's interview, on and Vane did not hesitate to pur- bend, perplexity in both. Laura's post- its of the women of other nations. She house to eat. BAKINCA > . pressing business• chase the Pleasure of being a minority tion was simple and well defined. B alwayis wore her native costume, but He—Ob, well let us have a bread pud- "In amoment," said George. Then by a sacrifice of consistency; a Oban- coercion and imprisonment she might, the clothes her women from other lands ding POWDER turning to Neaera, he added brusquely, doped the theory which he had been she admitted, be prevented sending her afforded her the liveliest entertain- i "tome, yon must decide, Mrs. Witt." among the first to suggeet, a8 soon as letter and receiving a reply, but by no went." Once an American called on her a "i Neaera was no longer in a condi- the suggestion pissed by general ao-• other means. Appeals to duty were at the palace wearing gloves. This was �� ion to decide anything. Tears were her cepta•nce into vulgarity. met by appeals to justice; she parried a peculiarity which the Sulta.ina could TO CONSUMPTIVES. THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND ready refuge in time of trouble, and The three men ggave George Neston entreaty by counter -entreaty, re- not understand. Women who wore The undersigned having been restored to health iio the was picttireaquely weeping—for she a dinner, drank Neaera's health, and probfe by protelstationa of reapeat; orders gloves when the weather was warm by simple means, after suffering fnr several Sears !-Agdgs f SALE IN CANADA. oesesaed that rase gift—in the old al lowed themselves an attitude of al- by seemed to her to indulge in a barba.- with a severe tong affectllrn, and that dread disease 1 p silence. What was to be dbne? leather arm chair, most contemptuous protest against the mina was too old, the world was too � practice. Despite their retirement Corwunwtion, is anxious to make known to hle fellow verdirt of rcpt a verdict forcibl ex- the women of Zanzibar visit one an- sufferers the means or cure, To those who desire fir, CRIMINALS. t, "Will you Leave it to me?" asked y— old, for violent remedies. Intercept- he will cheerfully send (free of charge) a copy of the --- . •'; George. I'll do the best I can." pressed by the Bull's-eye, when i de- ing correspondence meant exposure to other in their houses, and this call prescription used, which they will and a eurecure for They Have Nntd work to Olde TbrmaelwM "� Neaera sobbed forth the opinion that clared with not unnatural warmth the housebold. The revolt was ap- always,preceded by an announcement all,711ew,ptton, sod i.u, Catarrh, tJrotanchiiia an In These Dnya. : George was her only friend. that It had had enough of this "sordid palling, absurd, unnatural; but it was of the visitor's intention. A messenger all throat end I,ao� A/aiadLea. 13e hopes ) "1 shall tell him everything," said affair." But then the Bull's-eye had also, as Mr. Pocklin ton admitted, "in- comm in the afternoon to announce all sufferers will try h s remedy, as It is invaln- " When one remembers," said a well - George. "Do you authorise me to do hardy shown its wonted perspicacity, fernally awkward.' Laura realised that his mistress will be there that themnothinga na a proves atbleesinghi illill cost please known Soo Yard detective to this that?" and Mr. EsrAun declared that he had that its awkwardness was her strength, night. No social intercourse of any addreas, writer recently, " that in these days not been treated in a respectful way. 6 kind ever tapes lac- ,n Zanzibar in yn, New there is hardly a place in the world but "Oh, how miserable I ami—oh, yes,and, having in vain invited actual phy- p Rev. EDWARD A. wtL60N,srookl t yam,. There was no traversing the fact'sir^1 restraint, in its absence walked the daytime. vork, George's rt fell back on a denial o� i "Then stop crying, and' try to look g party out and posted her letter. that somebody comes from it or goes nice .. the obligation. Then Mrs, Pocklington acted. At a to it from elsewhere, the question Mankind is so constructed that the g SURE 'THING. r "Why?' day's notice She broke up her estab- THE TWO O'CLOCK TRAIN. 'Where am I bl hide?' becomes h the ;r "Because I shall bring him in." approbation of man does not satisfy lysOn nt for the season, and carried Bottsy's blowing all the, time about "Ohl" cried Neaera to dismay. But man• nos' that of woman woman. I her daughter off with her. She gave paying as he goes. Do you think he criminal a problem fraught with the when George went out, she made her all the clubs had been ringing with no address save to her husband. Laura flow the Traveller wns Called In Time for does? most absorbing interest. Of course, I his praises, George Neston would still hair a little rougher—for so paradoxi- g: was not allowed to know whither she Skis Train. Sure of it, for there isn't a place in am referring to the educated criminals, have turned his first and most ea er tally do ladies set abot the task of g • was being taken. She was, m she town where be can get trusted. for ers, embezzlers and t like—cool• ordering their appearanc9—and anoint- Blanoe to Mrs. Pocklingtan's. As it bitterly said, "spirited y' y It was a very small western town, g was, he thought of little else than lilted Awa h the crafty customers, w}w th t their, ed her eyes with the contents of a g continental mail, and all the oommuni- and the only train out of it that night, plana thoroughly, and, en t e pro - what view of his conduct would gain ONE HONEST MAN. mysterious phial, produced from are cations cut. Only, just as the brogu- lett at two o'clock. The traveling man per moment arrives, suddenly disappear the victory there.. Alas I he knew nonlife pocket. Then she sat up ham was starting, when the last box heed impressed upon the night niter of Dear 1Lditar:—Please inform yiiur as if the earth had swallowed him alp. 9, only toq soon. Twice he called; twice was on, and Mr. Pocklington having p pO p readers that if written to confldenti- "Still, for all the foresight they die - straight, and strained her ears , catch g g • any sound from the next room, where was entrance refused him. Then came spoken his final ward of exhortation, the hotel the importance of calling him ally I will snail in a sealed letter, par- play, she law has lx:an fairly succeaeful a note from Mrs. Pocklin ton—on un- was waving good-bye from the ste Promptly ticulals of a genuine, honest home Y . her fate was being decided. She could g B B by t?s. in time for the train.. Prom tl at with these folk. Before the da a of answerable note; for the lady asserted Laura um out, crossed the road, ('are, h which I was lermrtnentl re_ railways it was comparatively easy,smoe . distinguish which of the two men was j 1:30 a prodigious knock aroused the y j } ; g nothing and denied nothing; she in- and dropped a nate into a filler -box. it was im sable to guard all the roads *;, st�ppeeaaking, but not the words. First trenched herself behind common opol- sleeper. stored to health and rnanly iv vigor, Gerald, then George, then Gerald again. "It is only," she remar ed, resum- day and night, to steal into a continent- ino. She, as George knew, was a fol- }eT seat, ' to tell Mr. Neston that "Sayl be yea the, man what wants after years of autFerinj; from nervous al town, but now the moment a roan is ,'`: Next, for full five minutes, George talk- �g ed in low but seemingly emphatic tones. erably independent person so far cis her T can't give him any address at present. the two o'clock train ?' debility, sexual weakness, nicht loasea painted, the trains are watched, and 1, Then came a sudden shout [rom Ger- °w'n fame was concerned; but where her What, asked Mr?. Pocklington of her •`yew•• was the sleepy reply from and weak shrunken porta. [was robbed even ff this fails there are the hotels, old. daughter was interested, it was an- troubled mind, were you to do witty and swindled hythe quacks until [near• the waiters of which are in the flay , other thing; Laura's suitor must not a girl like that? within. ly lost faith in mankind, but thank of the police, and are quick to note that "Here I" he cried. "In your room I" g be under a cloud; Laura's future must "Well, yez can able a an hour longer, g Pc They had risen, and were moving (To Be Continued.) Y P g • heaven, I um now well, vigorous and Monsieur Ru An laic is file in the morn - be jeapardied; Laura's affections strap and wish to make thio certain in a sero sign of a bad night's rest, about Neaera's heart beat though Abe _ __ _ . _-- _ fer she's so much fate." g. g' g g !. sat still as a statue. The door was must be reposed only where "absolute [lung open. aced she rose to meet Ger- security could be guaranteed. Mr. QUICK WITTED WOMAN. The heavy feet shuffled off down the means of corp known to a nsufwants, i that he sato no breakfast, gets blas let- latus nothing to sell, and want no taro, receives no visitors, and titin a ,, p Pocklington agreed with his wife to hall, and silence ensued. Another hour knack of looking furitively at the door old, ae he entered with a rush. George had eased when Pat a sin knocked. money, but being a firm believer ill followed, with a look of mingled anger the full. Hence there moat be an end A young woman at a swell dinner g when it n ns As a gentleman T was J: and perplexity on his face. Gerald of everything—so far as the Prickling- party in St. Louis, the other day, failed "Sayl be oyez tthe felly what said he she universal brotherhood of man, 1 escorting back to London a few years flung a piece of paper at Neaera; it ton household was concerned, an end to neo the auaar tongs, and helped her- wanted to ketch the two o'clock iiin desiriou? of helping the unfortnn- ago swirl: "One might as well attempt X1t of George Neston. And poor George th-rain I" ate to regain their health and hnppi- to hide in a glass house ns on the Con- `,� was Mrs. Bort's letter, and, as it fell read the decree, and • roamed in his self to a lump with her rosy fingers, ?' at her feet, she sank back again in her whereupon the hostess, a pompons so- "Yes I"' and there was a sound oft he nese, I promise you perfect secrecy and tinent." heart. Nevertheless, a range events p man hastil springing from his bed. as I do not wish to expose myself chair, with a bitter cry. The worst were ha in behind that door, so man, after glaring at the offender call- y -- �a' had happened.m • g "Well," drawled Pat, "yez can go back either, address, simply : P. U. Box firmly, so impenetrably closed to ed sternly to the butler, "James 10- to bed again, for she's another hour X88, London Ont. i CIRCUMSTANTIAL, FVIDFNCE. "Tho God for an honest woman I" move the sugar bowl and have it re- late... Geor e's eager feat—events to Mrs. • cried Gerald. g filled." Which was done, amid the "Speaking of cows, said the, confid- Pocklington inconceivable, even while A forcible remark or two proceeded I g �&" "Gerald I" she murmured, stretching they actual) happened; ; to her bus- blushes of the rebuked damsel. As rt Y P'P from the traveling man's room, and AN OBSTACLE. ant leaking man, "my grandfather had - ant her hands to him. the party was leaving the room, a crash band, alarming, reprehen able, ea- were audible to his awakened neighbors more horned cattle than any other liv- ,'!f "Ah, you can do that to him I" he was heard. and the erring guest was I am training m if for an editor, answered, g traordinary, )guzzling, amusing almost, as was the departure of Pat; but room ytse A poietin to George. in a way, deligghtful. In fixe Laura re- sash• smiling down at the ruins of Icer timidly remarked the.young widow, as ing moo. I use to have tO milk a hun- "I—I loved you," she said, belled. And the deolaratlon of Inde- igeanifful cup and saucer which she had all was quiet ag�tat, and the few occu f> he a reached the editor's desk. I am "He'll believe yon perhaps—or bel ndsnce was pinnal ated on this thrown against the wail. Having de- ante of the hotel were left for some deed as n daily task earl I was but a 1'. p Pg g time to undisturbed re sorry, madam, but it is »sellas for you you in your lies. I've done with you,' wise• filed theta by touching them, She ex- poser Just as to waste your time on me; I already hay. A hundred and fifty was allotted He pawed his hand over his brow, Mrs. Pooklington had conveyed to her plained, she thought it beet to see that the first faint streaks of dawn were have a wife and six children. to a regular milker. And a9 for butter! ,s.°, and want on. "I was easy to hood- daughter, with all delicacy requisite they, tinging the Pat ecce more made were destroyed. sky I never saw anything like it. We kept wink, w t I? Only a little wheel- g his presence known, and, in tones giv- Asn Y and imaginable, the new phase of ing unmistakable evidence of recent two four -horse teams an the road all ling anti fondling—only a kiss or two the affair. It shocked and distressed COLOR AND AROMA OF COFFEE. For Over FUYy Yean r —and a lie or two) I believed It all. and heavy slumber, remarked: the time landed with It.' her to allude to such things; but Laura There are two things which people im- "gay, if yez was the felly what want- Msx• winelaow'a Sooxarso 8v&vr has been used by At. this uncture ane of the liatenet't1 And you," he added turning oh George, was a woman now, and must knoao millions of motherii for tbeir children whileteetbing J • "yon spared her, you piled her, you —and ,so forth. And Laura heard it agtne are guides to the goodness of ed to ketch the two o'clock thrain, yez if disturbed atolahtand broken of your rest bye sick whispered to a near neighbor some,. ,•,i11 .,; eaorificed yotuseIf. A fine sacrifice I" all with no apparent shook—nay,with a coffee, which are really of filo Cabs- eah ahlape till mornin', fer bedad, the fihild suffering and orylog wleh pain of Cutting Teeth thing which caused the speaker to turtle Gaonge put his hands in his pockets, calirfneee a coaching levity ; rnwhen gneIIce whatever. They are the .tgol- blame thing's gone i" send sit once and get a bottle of "Mrs. winalow's around and say. t and ahruggad his shoulders. pp soothIng Syrup" forChildrenTeething. Iewillrelleve "Well it does sound pretty big, bµL' Il: "I shouldn't go on before Mrs. Witt,"betweenwherself lfhandaGeorgeIlmtimistaceiase the°coffee when the decoction ground. or - aroma, es- mot�ere there le noof or lit'lo omietateabon� leDepend>rae pfs� faro sits Mr. • Janes who was our nsgt* ` he remarked. she shook her nett sad and re- AN EYE TO BUSINESS. rhma, regulates the Stomach and Dowell, aures wend eat neighbor, and I can prove It by him " „ pretty h capes from t.$g 1 pat in drawif►g. The Colla, eo tens the Dome, raanoee Inflammation and All eyes were now on Jones, whd•ekta iw r Not go on 1 No, no, She's so pure, tired to her bedroom, neither accept- color is due almost t%tirely .to the I thought, Alice, that you were en- �it0g tone and everpl to the whole system. 'f Mrs. ped the ashes off his cigar and said: so innocent, isn't she? Worth any in gg .nor protesting against the t- roasting. This is true, also of lea. The gaged to Hnrry Qmith• and now I bear Window'rSoothing area p" rot children teething to 'Iknow nothing about trio number' b#"' '11 morffiee?" ciaion. t finest coffees and teas when properly you stare going to marry his father. pleasant to the taste and fe the prescription of one of Dawe the old man had, nor about tlf+e "''. What do you mean, Gerald?" said The next orning after breakfast she roasted and prepslred to ggive ont their Thlat'8 r►ght, Maude. The old Nb84!' appeared, egtpped for a �dalk holding p,nest flavors will coley' the water but tleman said he could support only one the United SEst e't prtosttaenEylevosaents. boi�le mount of butter he made, but I db "Yfain don't know ?" be asked, with a a letter In her hand. Mrs. 15oakling- little. The tceal essences which give of ns, and I deeided to be that one, and sold biall druggists throughout the world. Be sure know that he owned seven saw 'lilillti ).,; Inee,r. 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