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THE HEIRESS OF GRAMME HALL.
CI S 11,3
." By LAURA JEAN LIBBEY..
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Author of "A proloa Betrothal". "The Heiress of
, puderop Hall," "Parted at the Altar,"
stele on the threshold ap thoogn he Le Roy Plerpont was shocked, amaze
had been shot. ed-etricken (land.with. the teeDale ,
With a •greatwtttltng (ry, Ironnylin blow that lied fallenupon him. -hie
sprung paseeleasil ,Severne and Shrew heart bled for her.
het self at Le Roy's feet,"bee white .t•nhe was the one love of his life -
the beautiful bride whom he had so
arms uplifted and cLuging to him.
the shadow of death in her greet, madly, so Passionately tulored-it
blue, terroestricken eyes. • was heart-rending: mole than mortal
"Le Roy, my (teeing; oh, my love, man could beat -this horriele endstt'e Inc •
tioni him or kill me with • • Le Boy sprung forward to raise
your own hand, dear. In pity stri a . her from the floor, where she had.
fallen, •face downward, with. bitter
me dead at your feet, love."
Beim e Le Hoy could vetch his • eries, and comfort her; but Basil
breath -much less speak or endue beverne hurled, him wee,
'•Do not touch her, Le Roy Pier -
stand her wild words-Besil Severn%) i
had torn her white arms from tilde peat'!" he ()Kee in a voice of thine
frenzied hold. thrust her back and der, "She is my wife !"
stepped between her tied Le Roy.
• "Let inc whisper one word of coin -
For a moment Le Roy was fairly fort to. her, just this mice," iinplored
Le Jew. We hva e los ed each other
petrified with astonishment.
• For a moment he was dumbfound- fe) yell. I know she is yours. Poor
ed. then .he sprung. at Severn() with Donusein admits it, so how .can. 3 ,•
•
the Piece of it iiutdinLtfl, bUt Sasil Uspi.te y
Severne hurled hint back. her in my arms mid look just once
"Listen, Le Roy Pierpont," he into the face that Mite been Ffeaveti
said, "1 have but it few words. to • on earth to =7 -the light of iny life
say; you did not give nie an in- -then I can go away," '
stunt's. opportunity the last •time ,• 4•Stand hack 1 ley your hand Upon
we met. I shall force sere to listen ' even one bair of her head end 1 will
to me now at the point of a. reVolv- kili you ;" ijed Btsil Severno.
YOU. have stolen .her heart; and 1
co :Id curse .your handsome face and
pleadings, for you cannot save her your youth, that won hoe from me."
from me, as she phrases it; froin the "You forget," replied Le, Roy, pale
simple fact that she is my Wife. Do and client, "that 1 belieyed poor Bon -
you bear, Le Roy Pierpont, I say nylin ft•de to woe and win, .aoci.that
she is -my -wife -not yours -but. .i,hc Married inc .with no thought., of
mine. Let her deny It if she care wtong-doing', helieving you dead."
"Speak I is it not. so ?" he cried, "No doubt you wetild incli1e to
sternly, turning to Bonnylin, his • give her up to. you,' 'sneeree
dark, fiery eyes burning into her 'very feeverife.' "•lenow thls, that 1 de
soul. "Tell him whom you have dap- not hive her -1 hate her with the bit -
ed and befooled, whose wife yott forest. hate for niarrying on the heels
are." '. of, my supposed depth,: glad to he
"Can you deny that you were Mare. . :tree front' me; but she shall .0 • with
ried to me on the night of yotir Hal- me ,jest the semi.). No matter how
low -e'en 'party at Graystone Hall • ,he ma si shrink from me, she must
o er ttell years ago-y(s, nuirried • to go •with •me. She • niest obey ale._ I
me between t116 beers of . Midnight • ale her litistated-het lord and enas-
and dawn, at the old stone Oh.utch ter," he criedexcitedly, his dark
down in the • valley, the old blind fake glowering. • . . •
minister officiating ? You ' hurled She had Xtreggled• .to her feet -
the marriage certilicale from you as .poor, " •hapless, beautiful Bonnylin.
we left the church; I picked • it up. Iler • white face was tamed to 'Le
even though you had set your dale- Roy -a face so pathetically lovely in
ty heel upon it, and preserved it. its terrible woe -and a Voice, tragic -
"Here it is now; you. shall have all • tie its Utter:despair, moaned faintly:
the proof you want,. Le Rey Pier- "Must:I •go with. hinie Le. noy, and
Pont" -and as he spoke he Unfolded' leave you 9 011, my heart's love!
the certificate and laid it upon the must I go witii hhn out • into the
table -"there are plenty -of witnessed, „darkness and bitternesa Of death ?",*
too; the minister's. servatitd who. can ' "Certainly," retorted Datil ..Se-
be stuninoed to identify her; you. see verne‘ • "You" must' follove your hue.- .
. signatures attached to this• d." " • •. •
document,' wherein It IS stated, 'on • Still.she, looked at Le Roy in pitp-'
the date mentioned above Bonnylin ous, .death -like despair. •
Dare became the htwfUlly Ymeded- ',Are. you '•quite • eure..lt is, as .he.
wife of Basil SeVerne. See for your- says, LeeRoy ?" she moaned.. "Must •
self 1" he cried triutinehently, • . I go., with him ?'• .
Like a beautiful bird who hoe. re- 1 am- certaie of it, 'whether 'he , ia'
ceived the ' arrow of death •' in its or. not; . he Will do .Well not to
Inier-
uUiveringr bosom, "Bonnylin • swayed 'fere between us" crcd .Basil Severe! •
er, if by no other means, • • 'Neither.
touch this git.1, nor lieten to her'
forward an instant, then fell at Le with•an'eath. • .
Roy's feet. Pear 33onnylin, her heart died with -
Le Roy bent over her white •with cnhor, and Without another word,
horror. It could not be true. Yet he fell prerre cvn her fare in a ea
why did she not speak ? faint. ••
"13onnylin, my darling I" he .cried: ••• • "If he °must leave her so, it were
"oh, my beautiful wife, speale:-tell better that he • should leave her •
me it is not trtie. It must be false !. • 'now," Le Roy told himself; •. .•
The doubt -the tuspen.se• of hearing • "As •she y.oitr wife,- I .inget ghat
the words from, your lips is killing her. up to, you," be faltered, • letting
me I" ' • ' his • eyes linger for an insterit On tlee.
..
Her white lips moved, There Wee (Oita face.crowned• with its hale bi :
a world of unutterable woe in. • the. "golden • hair on which the sunlight.
blue eyes that neyer left his face. fell so -pityingly. . .• • . 1 . •
Was h� mad or dreaming; surely it ''Cif course you must give her up
was a horrible delusion that. he fan- te me," •cried Basil Severna,. raising..
cied he heard her murmur, "Pity- • his voice. triumphantly, "for. she .. is
forgive--"
- tny. wife.", - • . , • • •
••She cannot deny it. How dare As the words were utthred, ' the
she?" interposed Basil Severne, and &Me was flung violently open, and a
In a harsh voice he related her story thrilling scene ensued.
to Le Roy -the story of her sin 'of
clinging to her Wee even after .the
knew that he, her lawful. husband; •
lived; and while he spoke, 13onnylin
knelt at Le Roy's feet. • •
"1 won her fairly enough," • Basil
Severne went on harshly.- ."I knew
a secret in her past life; and threat-
ened to reveal it, and. ehe prcteed.me •
Lo. forever hold my peace, and • tlie.
.price of my silence should be . her
hand, . and I agreed. I may as Well
make a . clean breast of it, ,and.
vulge that secret here and now," he,
went on pitilessly, hoping
ta still further • humilate
the quivering - figure • kneel- •
Ing- there. "It is this: 330nnylin's ,
mother was my first, hive; we were •
engaged, but in a moment of *ileitis'
pique, she married my rival.'• A
year from her marriage day,: taking
the baby Bonnylin with her,' eho.
eloped with me. The shock se • en -
manned the husband that he fell dead
without a word •when • he read the
letter which was left behind for him;
but fate was against the love �f my -
. sweetheart and Inc. • The train.
which we boarded was -wrecked .soon
after we started. She was 'fatally
injure. I and the little one • was •
-spare. She lingered a. Week7-long
enough to give the child to 11110 and
sign over to her a lonely habitation
called Graystone Hall.
"It was 1 whu took- the babe to
the seminary in a basket, - and she
was subsequently found on the door -e
step. •
"Like mother, like child," he cod-
ed mockingly. "1 might have known
my bride would forsake me foh. an-
other love. I say in court sion-e.
now that you know all, yowcan see.,
that it is best to make no outcry
when 1 prepare to take my tette
away with .me.'• •
"Is it true, my darling ?" cried Le
Roy, "Geed help you and me,
nylln, if this men's words: at'e tree!"
he cried hoarsely. "Speak,. ely.peor
love; let me hear the words from
your deur lips, did yeti marry hint
on that fatal Haillotv-e'eti 1" •
'She nodded her beautiful, Olden
head.
"It is true, Lo Roy, my feet love,"
she wailed; "hut you must forgive
me, dear. X thought he died • when
lie went over ,the bridge Into the -
river as we Were returnieg homefroin that fated Marriage; yes,
thought he was .dead, and 1 meant
to keep' the secret of that night froin
yOu, thinklbg You would never know.
"Whoa he apPeared before me long
months after, like ant risen from the
dead,1 thought X should go Med, •
• "T knew what / should Mee dope.
Le Roy; biit I Wad nett Strong enough
0Y:de. it. '1 could het toil Vitt all
and part :trine you, to %toy. I clung
te•your love, defying fate, 'PP lose
you and go With hini meant death to
Me,. eh, love Whom have loved so
Well."
The cries were to Weenie that, ad*,
putpau.144 over/ wor4 that altlioNch
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. CHAPTER XL.
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Wheri .Miss 'Helen • Rochester ree.eiv-
ed •
that -• all-iinportant•.telegram' at
Graystbee Hall, •tcencatrie on at once
to New • York, she knew et-----.once-
what: . had -Oceuried.Dear little per-
s•outed Doenylin was ••with • friends.
She lost, no time in preparing ...• for
the jiatirney, and two days later' she
feached tho greet raetropelis.
"Bin
c,'1 eeet
t nt tered Roches-
. ter, .all in it flutter; as elle alighted
from the. train and ,entered. the • . (te-
net, . 'et hope 1 shell get • through
Nate York City all right. I have al -
'Wears . /Mire so much of: this greet
wicked , city, and to think of euylbe-'
frig here -atone. .I eheuld have • had
them ineet .ine:" .. • .' •
At. that inemeire a woman with • a
small infant wailing bitterly. attract-:.
ed her attention, and she . 'noticed •
too, how cruel the Woman was to the
little one-sheling it roughly be -
canto it cried, . • .
"Nodoubt the Child is hongry,"
said Mils Rochester, stopping. ehort
beside her. "Why don't you. feed
inY good woman?" •
"If 7 Could lay her down on • the
bench, 'and she would stop yelling.;
I conld goto the •I unch counter and
got her something, but she wonld
fall off, and I can't -take all my
lioxes and bundles lit rity hand.
."Let Me' hold the baby while ;i0a
go to the lunch Counter for her," vol -
tit' leered Helen promptly . and the
Child was 'delivered -at Once into hor
items. ,
• Slowly the Minutes rolled fif-
teen, twenty, half an hour - and
ininl to Helen's alarm, the Woman
did not return for her baby. She
wits. just ahem!: to suinmon seine one
to 'go la search of the woman iehen
a little riote pinned to. the letbse's
garments suddenly caught her eye. It
t•ead its follows:
"Keep the baby, you into, Whose
hands. this note may fall. She does
not belong to her who gives the
child into your keeping. She was born
-, England, on the - day of'
June, and given to Ruth Burton to
norm, by the father, who afterward
110801 ted her -leaving, however, a
tutu 'of money for the nurse to main -
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red, her joy at being free was* as
lothing compared to her joy in Miss Nellie McGuinigal went with I
the Siteady gaze of those
infantile blue eyes; somehiw VAT re- j
minded her of Peinnylin's.
With her child in her awns she
the depot, seekine• the Meek. and
nutnber where Nanny lived.
Leavieg her to pursue her way, we
will return to the strange scenes. 1
Unit' were transpirivg in Nanny's
home.
When Nanny had gone down ta an -
ewer the munitions at the• door, she
found herself confronted by it young
girl, heavily veiled and alone. Whitt I
happened then we are soon to know.
It was it pitiful story the veiled
ereature told to Nanny, crying out
at last:
"Do not hold me back- I he•ve
tracked Basil Severne here -I must
see hint -I must confront him!"
"Come .this way, then," said Nan-
ny. "I will lead the way to him."
And together they silently ascend,
ed the stairway, and reached the
door just in time to hear Basil Se.
"erne answer Le Roy hershly:
"01 course 'you must give. her UP
to Ine, for oho is my wife."
earning that her little babe lived; the eXeursion to Manitoba where she
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and just as, they were planning to ititen.ls to xi:side for some time liVitat Is rientatoro inherited le feet ol
vith the baby. -
or it -lo, In walked Miss RoeheSter 0 a ri U ill. Carter, David :Workman Tide Is generelly and chiefly indiceted by
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tart for England thet very night with her sisters. Messrs. Gilbert Silt* WOW* hut Om perofuletts dlispositlen. r4and several other young men from cutancoue eruptIous: sometiraes by pale- 0
All words kit to describe the scene this vicinity also tenet m the excur- 'aces, nerveusnese Ana general debilite. 10
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hat followed, for. as Miss Rocbester sion. . : Tbe aease afflicted. Ws, g. IT. Snyder. ce
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Ileion Rt., Troy, Ohio. when oho wee CA
loileYlin knew that the poor waif at Exeter before starting to school u-
--ity-this, the identical, wee, dim- h
ga:n. . tigteen years old, manifeeting deed et
by
pled .darling,she had seen in the park 'ihere was a rag carpet bee at the bunth in her neck, which ceused great pain.
Was kinced •and became a running sore, 1
. It afdicted Inc daughter of Mrs,. J. IL .
Yet, but on the ()Mot they named h.er Mr. 'I ioniati Fotheringham of Tor.. aortae, Parker City, Ind_.,_whee 13 years old,
-Little Pearl. . onto is at pri.s.nt Visiting bis par- and developed so trapid.ly teat Mien oho
was 18 she had eleven running aorta on her
Bonnylin was the hot•oirio of the tnts. neck and about her ears.
day when her story became known. Misses IVIinnie and Louisa Little of These sufferers were not benefited by
but she shrunk from prominence, beg- Clinton called on their brother, Mr. rrofesslonal treatment, but, as tbey voluns
-was her own darling baby. Poor home of Airs. Robert hiaeKay on
ittle thing, it hadn't even a name lifersal last.
ging Le Roy to take her bade to 1-1. Little, on 1 riday last.
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at once, and he was only too glad was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Mood's Sarsaparilla .AT p. .
(1raystone Ifs.11-•with. Little Pearl - Mr. William 3.visou cot New York
to comply. 'Robert Brownlee. This peculiar rnedlicine positively cor.
Miss Rochester and noble Frank I Mr. Robert MacKay ls doing. a rash- recto the scrofulous disposition and etch-
celly and permanently cures the disease.
say, were completely cured by
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Fenton aecompanied them; and •frora ing, business now. Ile is pinning two .
shyly whispers to Le Roy that it I iting, in this viciuity.
the present outlook, haudsome Frank threshing machines. . . , ..
18 so devoted to Helen, Bonnylin I Miss Annie Menne' of Clinton is vis. "--- "*.------ -----
Gorimixon.
. win bo sure to end iu a wedding', and 1 Rain is much needed in this neigh -
she is se ghtd-for, so she declares: 1 borhood as the earth is so dry that Mrs. W. J. 'Brown and little &tigh-
"There never was a dearer, better, .iarmers cannot get their fall plowing ter, whose home is neat Ottawa city,
are 'the • guests this month of their
sweeter girl than Helen Rochester." done.
"Hold!" cried the veiled stranger.
Ringing open the door, and spring.
lug into the room. "Who is that
you dare .call wife while 'I live?"
Basil Severn° tell back as though
he had been ehot.
"You?" he- cried.; "you?"
And heg - row white aS death.
"Yes it is I -Anne. Severne-your
wife." she answered. "Release • Your.
-hind that villian!" she cried; "I
have it terrible charge to bring
against him -that man -not poor,
persecuted Bonnylin Pierpont! I
publicly proclaim him as the murder.
er.. of India MargraVel I witaessed
the deed!" ,
In an instant -even before the last
of the horrible sentence was uttered
Severn% even though- he
fought desperately, Mend hintself
pinioned in the arms 01 the burly
policeinan, faithfulJohn:
"(live me a Moment to explain
what prompted him. to do 'the deed.
But first let me say,over five years •
ago that fiend made me his wife, and •
tiring soon of rne, hehad me eon,
fined in ene of the. rooms of the
stonehouse, and gave out ele the. •
world that* I died nbroaci..I discov-
ered, . despite the laws of God and
man, • - he meant..to woo and Win
13onnylin Dare. On the night. of her
Hallow -'en. party 'I. sought to warn .
her the man had a livieg wife, but
they would .not let me see hat; and
falling fainting •at her gate, I *as
in • the harids of 'Basil Severns again
when I. retovered. . • •
"He -dared to marry that • .• girl,„
thinking he could keep. the know-
ledge of my. existence from' her. W.,
ever;' fate took her fem. him. When
he recovered,. he went in search. • of •
her, followed her to Mrs.' Lincoln's
ban, vowing . in his heart that Jie ,
would •kill • her. I in turn: followed
him... He' mistook - the giri. India '
,Meirgraere .for Borinelin; and n the
• hatred .of the mothent, 'plungee.. the
' knife in her breast: 1 was not .riear
etiough to preeeet the teagecly,•••
she fell back- de'acl'in his. arms, • he
cried out -en horror, etly Cecil it is. "
hold' of your victim there -listen all
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George .13issett.
Frank Fenton is of the sarae opin- Mrs. Thos. Yellow of Exeter spent
ion, and ere the trein reecheci Vir- Sunday at Mr. IL Carter's.
ginia, he asked her to name the day " Mrs. W. Logan and her daughter,
wben she would- lie his bride, and at CONDOLENCE'. ., . . .
t noon for their erive home to Buffalo, .
,Mies Latie, left on Wednesday after-
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eh Graystone Hall. • • Y meeting adopted the following ce,sont. laPer, was ie. giu.st o r. an . s. .
Neville.
It was evening when they arrived tion of ecindoleace to the widow of its
at their destination, and as theY invalid who was We to enjoy the S.'
length it is settled that they are to 'While in town Mr, Doolan, the 111Sb
a 0 • • Coort Clinton Oeer, at 'its 'last
rea
late member, Mrs. J. W. Chidley : Miss Maggie Sutherland was another
neared their home, a charming .sur- Mrs. J. W, Chidley :
lit f • • ' Id 1 W tl dicers and werfully .in. health and strength.
Prise greeted I3Onnylin and Le eftey. , •
e house . was. up i out garretear tu am,- e, ie o • .
to basement. The young • folks of inemhers of tourt Clinton • I. O. F., • -
the village had banded . together .. to wish to convey to you our deep 'spit- • . • -,-.4. • .
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nylin's persecutions, and hoW the interests of our Order. We miss !bin
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telegraph wires were busy with the cr, your Ceceused hesband. . • 'quotations:, Its market reporter Was .
:startling romantic keveletions: - • . . H. Peisne,baker, Chief Ranger.
a farmer in 'York county for many
• How the •throng • pressed forward • • ' • C. Velyar; CoreSecretery,
. .. . years ane kneees how to glean •infor-
.out•side ot the • gates to catch •a ' .. • ;nation which is correct. . .. • '
glimpse of •the heroine! Young girls LONG 'CORN. .
. The • Sunday :World' is published • on
laughed and cried -for joy. Mothers .
and fathers fervently thanked :God C. t ' `41 i rare' and Mr T W Sateirda night and has 32 . pages of
gloriously Elliott brought in from the, farm Of • illustrated • sketches. and views of. ab-
thitt• 'the terrible affair. had ended so.
accord as 'they cheer (it:Aside: „God Mr. Gabriel P.11liott. of Goclorieletnyme soebing .interest.. • ' .
3', and theY Cry with one
blesaher-long live the prettier bride.', •silaee . corn which beat • thitteen - - • -
hip the. other day • a stalk .of en -
not, Bonnylin, • after • an Wneefaa
nlout, and neal and ia terror,
;meting away too, lest I•sheirld be
accused.,
"The sight • almost turned my
brain, was wandering throngh the
streets, when I 'came face to • face,
with Basil Severne again. He forced.
stone
house, and, finding mit thateI knew
too much, attempted to- murder nie.
Ile Would have had two murders on
his Soul, If his knife had not glenced
aesei'dWebile MY body wee yet warm,
they thrust „me into, a•.coffie,
took me to the old ya.utt; beeehth
:the. hotise. It was fortunate for Inc
a, p e e ro e.
fasten the lid down. . „ - , ."
. .crept away, intending, to go to
- the nearest town, arid tell the cloth.'
arities. till, .this- clearing forever the
name •of odor, :perseeuted BeileYliri,„
but I fell ill,
"To -day, .wheri I read the inneunce,;
meat n the panel .eoneerriing tha •
- Parte, persectited creature., r: Went
• direct to the chief of *thee' and 'tole.
•
all; and now they are searching for
Been Severna to- eiieseer for. the mur-
, eel of n in. at grave. : -
As sentence After sentence fell Iron(
Anna Severne's. Ilea., the villain grew:
tehlter and whiter.
"So' you have peached, and, sent
itie to. the valetas,. tit' last, ha,ve
you?" .he sneered, turning his
handpoine face toward her: "but. let
Me tell you I shall .die .gente! •No of-
ficer% shall take mel 'I shall die •
heie and new, but fair Donnylin goon
with me!"
, In a trace Basil Severna bad Whip-
ped a revolver from his breast .pock-
et; • pointed tt, Bonnylin's heart
and. fired, and in the 'smoke there
wits the sound of it second shot, and
the -murderer fell heavily to the
. floor -dead. • ' - •
The wildest panie ensued --though
happily the shot fired at .13Onnylin
'struck ' wide Of. its - mark, and . She
was unharmed. ' , •
, The gt•eatest excitenn:nt prevailed,
and in an hour Bonnylin's story was•
known. from end to end of the great.
metropolis, and thorie who •had
so ready. to persecute her Were ai
ea ally ready to- forgive.
en, Bonirylid• returned to 'Con-
ant sness :she ,fottild . herself in • Le
Ro 's arms. She could Scarcely' cred-
it the wonderful story :of all that
had happenc-d during her deep swooe.
"You are not Severne'S wife, nor
. have you been,. dear," he whispered,
- ettreseing the curly, golden bend;
"he could not • have legellY niarkied
you -hiving 'another wife, eo, my
darling, you have belonged to •
. from first to last -and no one but
-1110.
"I, too, have kept a strange. se-
cret from you, my darliag," he- went
on huskily; "which will beluite as
hard for you to pardon -our' child--
lives-13onnyliii. I deceived you,
dear, and left the Tittle One behind,
thinking it was ',for the beet," and
In broken Words he Wet her just
how it 'had Maimed,
The effeet of this knowledge Upon
• odor Bonnylin *as tuarveloUs ••- she
fainted awayt and when. she recov.
lain her until he should he heard
from again. The nuree-my sister -
Bonnylin-with Little *Pearl to seal It, o• awa a )and
their love-ai•e• happy at. Iasi. . heads othe Captain- and. 1. W.
All night long .the, bells rejig • frarn .beth ere • tell men. Mr. Elin hib 51 '3
licitt has -a
the church. belfries: 'arid .bonfires were tes•toeseurclillesevVgt. this hall,
: Evei•yone is: glad that Le Roy andwe.rec
lighted on the surrounding hills,
All eight long the young' people
dance to the chime of in6rry music. WILLING TO BE TESTED. .
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as they did on that I -Tallow -e'en •
When Bonnylin • dared peep into the We possess the Most •arnple facilities
glass ef fete; and all night long. the for serving. the public With pure, fresh
joy bells pealed from the tuerets Of • Dregs,: Toilet goods, Perfumes 'and all
Graystone Nell) and they seete to other lines usually found a firste
echo the chorus of the people: "God . class drug stote: Froth -business and
bless sweet Honnylin, the heirese of • prof.ssiOnal standpoints we are wil-
ay one Hall."
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!, • itheviidtiler ote one in Ltim *Nook
ling to lie tested by a critical public:.
rxpratiEn„u HAS PROVED
ThatePaine'see ery. Compound has.
no e for up the Yveahand
,
It has been commonly obseried • by. :rundoWii. It ekepecially recommend- •
people having anything to do with ed to safiererdinom ,rhettinatismr nettr-
live stock that sheep, goats arid Cat....„:-• ilea and rierVous.prostration. Paine's
tie chew their food (or cud, as it is 'Celery Ccalmoulal stands far above all
commonly termed) soccind time, other medidinee ae, a clisease' bankher.
while pis and horses lo not . • ' R. P. -12.EriltIr,', Drriggist, ntoh, ,
teemed riunination, animale per -
keel -deg that digestive act are Class- .
Cd ae -ruminants,' a term VVilien.nt-
telopee and camels. . ----- The Pan-American circus a
THE CIRCUS.
eludes gOats, sheep, cattle, 'deer, an.,
what different plan from other live ed tle exhibition•grounds onlyrrsiv:chd
stock,. in 'that they are pessessed ef. of. their tenth •as were .neceseary for
Chew g o .the cud s tec Ofit.. • 5-32
Ruminants are built On a •Pcime-: Saturdaynight anil -at daybreak pitch
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four stomachs Aft place of one.. the shelter of their • men., horsee •and
Strictly speaking, it is only in one beasts. On .Monclay the big tent and
. of these stomachs the digestive pro- the sideshow canvas Were set up.
cess goes on ; the others may bit There appeared -0 be no desire on
:considered, as :enlargements of :the the .' part of the management .td., pro -
'gullet. aed places in which food is •fene the •ele.bhatli, There was a, big
. )
:-attendance :prepared for the fotirth tree stoine • ndance -at the ;show on Mbuday
ach. These frier stomachs have re- el ternoon and :all seeined to he mut*
•ceived names: the first one, the iarg- pleased with the Performance. 'the
est., with a capacity in mature cat- trapeee work, wire 'walking, teen -Whig
the peuride or rumen; -the second the back riding. and somersaulting of Miss
and eoatortion were pea. the here-
tic:, of 45 to do gallons, is termed
honeycomb, or reticulum; the third Edna 'etre &lighted eVerybose.
the manyplies or ennasum; while the The circus left ton at midnight for
fourth, or true steinech, is spoken of Ingersoll by two special trains. Nine-
as the rennet,. or aboraasuin. The .
reaeon ter..._ Poiroals .. ruminating is teen ears are required. to move it ii os. .
that when in the wild state, and bont. This - is its last week he Can -
world, 'snob: as Hoes, tigelet, etc!, by son in Arkanstisie..11
atldirte Aetfotreits lierli1111g111-101YsiliiitcrtlitreTal:6eins
whale. up.: the sea- .
stronger" members of the -animal, ladieria and
when liable to be preyed upon by,.
this method' food could be taken in The 'harvest is over in the coin
BICYCLES. •
We represent the =Acre of the
best bicycles in the market. • •
We keep' second hand wheels for
We repa r lieyelts and leep. all
' kinds of repairs in stock. •
We sell the Page Wire Fence . and
• de a general blacksmithing and job-
bing trade. • ' • •
• SEELEY & TURNER.
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Chemist and Druggist.
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Reduction in
Prices
lieu is a good. chanee to
secure a first class buggy at a,
big reduction. Note these
prices : •
$80 Buggies for $68
$76 Bug&i, for $65
$65 Buggies for $60
Remember thee are . all our
own make which places us in
a posi ion o guarantee Ahem
we do Dot buy anything but
first•class naaterial. •
Repa• iring promptly attended to
liy experfeiseed _men.
RUMBALL and . McMATH
aut:on st.jounuin..
ortiand Conlon
Highest Price
FOR SALE
I am agent in this dis-
trict for the 0%, en Sound
Portland Cement Com-
pany and am preparedto
supply either large or •
smallquantities.•Colitrac-
tors and others who • in..:
tend buildingw.allcs,
or silos of cenaent will do
well tO'Communicate with
me. The Sanappon brand
of cement . manufactured
by the Owen Sound Port-.
land Cement Company is
.the best cement on the
naaTtet. ••
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„Walker:
place of safetie An inepeetarit thing • so the management is looking for -
state and 'the crots have been good
eapidlY and Chewed at leisure in a
ward o
ence of strangers, causes Stoppage of the' liow goes into wititer quarters
that fright, harshness, or the prep- •
this re -cheering for d time ; hence, air on the first of November 'on a two
fax as possible,, all such coritingen- hiundred . acre ferret owned by one of
cies -shouldbe avoided. Food When tilt proprietors a few miles from
taken in' by a ruminant is partially Kansas City ivhere the Whole ohlafit is..
masticated and' mixed with the sali- given a thorough overhauling and put -
ih readiness for another season.. They
era in the mouth, then is passed on' also a lin,' school yvhere acro-
dAwn the gullet to the paunch encl. have
bats; 'horses and riders are trained. ••
the henejiconib, the fluid a,nd finer ...
fot live stoek breeders to know te t -bigattendance: ,
pte\tion going on .to the manyplies.
After a certain time has 'elapsed, •
this food,' Which hes Pearl churned up —-- ANOTHER. OPPORTUNITY
I • f th move- BTI-IE Glt.AT again to to
meets of that organ, is returned
the month, where the bulk THEM RAILWAY
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Daily during September and October :
of it is finally fitted. for the true
digestive process in the fourth stora- elle way Second class tickets will lie 0
ad.. It has beeti estinia.ted that on sa.le from all stations in Ontario, :
ti. r 'ced rates to all points 0
For Produce
kWiends'poafyintohdeut:i.anfighl_weit .pribcee. for a
sew lievew • it to us or our
wagon Will pall upoit you. . ••
PaPer, Etc., iS large and
•Our stock of Dry •Goods, Geocefies,
assorted. . ' fi
HARNWEL L,
CHEAP CASH STORE .• • VARNA, •
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flAW1111;.-CEN VEAL.
STEAMSHIP. LINE.
•TOLEDO--SAULT
ISION. 'FREIGHT & PASSENGER;
Weather permitting steetn-
. ers Will depart per Schedule'
shown below.
" OSSIFRAGE;"
Will leave Goderich, North Bound,
Ste. Marie • and intermediate Ports ;
Windsor, Detroit and' Toledo at • it
o'clock p. m. Mondays. '
: STR. "KING EDWARD"
Leaves Goderiele north bound, every
Saturday at 9 p.in for Parry Sound
. and Sault Ste. MaXie. Leaves Goeer-
i ich, south bound, every Thursday at
12.30 p, for Windsor, Detroit and
Toledo; calling at inteemediate ports,
-For rates and further information
address Win. Lee, Goderich, or
• V.. B. ROSEVEA.R.,
General Traffic Manager,
Sault Ste. Marie, Oht.
lock.p. m. Wednesdaysfor Sault
CLINTON returning will leave Goderich for
',look's Caton Boot Compound,
• Tao druggistfer'eookfs Cotton Root Com.
10,000 Ladies. Safe effectual. Ladies ask
Th etiaceeefdly used monthly by over
pent Title no other, he all Mixtures, pills and .
imitsel.onearesiandrons. Pries-, No. 1,•$1. pr
box•070. Molest stronger,$8 per box. NO,
1 or 8, mailed On receipt of price awnicint4w8.43.ra•2 450enT
.13 torbinpalio. ,Tihansde20800ki dCompany mmenaeti by au
responsible Druggists in Canada. •
N d r sold in Clinton 13.
II. 33, Combe, P,• Reale, E. Hov-
ey and Watts & Co. -druggists.
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isoo•O•••••••000•400p00•0•00'
In the paune by reason o e •
about seVen hours are- needed for •
rumination to be completed, hence it eut the line of the Great Northern 0
will be seen that the_practiee of the Railway, in Montana, Idaho, Wash- •
1 13 •t•sh Columbia . 0
cattleman in bedding down the stock ing
and allowing them a period of quiet- 001 particulass as to above can be 2
nese and rest atter feeding it based' obtained by calling on or writing ;
ori sound prieciplee end obsOreatien, Chas. W. Graves, District Passenger 0
of -facts, Agent Great Northern , Railway 6 a
, •
Careful Rearing, .1 King street, 'West, \(\ Rooin 12), ioron- •
to, oat. 33 os
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Mrs. A. -What a very cultivated 0
person that tail gentlettian is over 0
he had been brought Up in a hot,- •
house.-Pick:Ille-Up. WORKS Orr THE COLD. es
* Laxative Ilromo duiline Tablets D
Manners make a man glad to see euro a cold in one day. No „crire,. fio :
hie mother -In -1W. . pay. Price 25 cents.
there! Airs. B. -Yes; he looks as if STOPS TIXE COUGH AND
died, the money is lost, and I'm
tired of the theme., so deliberately
deseet the infant. Do with her as
you will -it mitten:1 little enough to
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.Mies 'Rochester's coristernatien
knew no bounds.
"Now. What. in the world ant I. a
single young woman, to do with Dila
little ehildl" she asked herself in
bewilderment.
Then the only Vey Out. of the di-
lemma occurred to her --she would
take it to Nanny. and her hiishand-
Jolla would know 'what must be done
With it. And then, it Was such a
ftWeetktAlt.C.:0/41,1/ thy thinc,,,,
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.6(Cr(i)nrglelitiZte:iistilitie and Oil Stoves, Pumps end teinks,
(Irani! ewit re, Ti meet*, Shelf Herd Wit re, 0Inth es .
Window ()lase, Daisy Churns,Been Door Iloilo in Cat pnn-
tePbs Tools, Ontlet.y and flitted Were.
VVegive itelow it few epeciel Peiges for next Week'il
• et:Iiiii,Itt:ut%-etes .4. tri
Peerless Machine Oil 33e.
20 ft 'V tggi Extension Laddere :WM
66 40 .$4b0..
Engem' Extra Machine 011 850
Golden Light " " 40e
Methine Oils in 5 gel. lote, 5e per gal. less
Pare White Lead, in 25 lb. tine, 61,65
8 lbs. Wire Nada for 250
in IN, Out Nano, for '250
6 bOXIts of Axle Grease for 25e
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