The Wingham Times, 1897-04-30, Page 3.I II..E 1 IN(iI.WI T.IMEs APRIL 30
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t, • illi />x; 11{{.:7 1 rlith NI 'leek ut' the hall, or out its the lobby
! feeding ilal110s tt) a group {elf 'report-
`i.,F,i.'t>< ti . 1 4.t)tk tai a ere, midi an inordinate appettite in
cleat direction. It was after she had
brought out the last instttllaaent and
1) , \•ntt life ; UY gown ? exited
Moe reporters had gore) away latis-
h h
1 P 1
k :that , Series 0'
Philippa t.t)lnht:- into lav root►1, where
d 1 tc f nneat,,.adv 'hu\vt,s
Vv.t; s,l,l; ern.; With tie) attest
,wt,atnticd through the lofetev, and
pf,111;t1Itt il. t.►lody to tic atltl'deuca
r;l•,a(7:. Philippe shivered.
leas 4 l►a 11 boys, she said t e me in a
tlat',true whisper. I've been •e,e,pect•
tog, t•1iuni.
L) slipped out into the luteley.once
nl c'te1•an1i went to tile door. ;One
ep e.U'attee was the signal for a
suavity of half at dozen youngeser;,
w!to tied down the steps and smeoss
the atr'get, letting out a suceessioe of
met-ea:t1'e Slli'lel<s as they ran.
'Pitt\•111 he back again, the mirt'tift•e
we gotinsiitis, s icl I)hil!p;tt 111 ee-
1 pair.
I'll i:nlnt up a policeman, I vottels
tc(1rcd.
81te 13a411ted ollt. '
No, sire said; it's raining a little
Yon muse not venttu•e out. 1Vc'll!
try it await, perhaps they won't see
U8 gu in, mud will think we are still
in.the lubiair.
So we were, back into the auditor-
ium. Girl ltt~tunhor Four, was just
colliding. with the great piano, iu an
attempt to baek off rhe stage. Girl
` amber Five was looking' white and
and seared, as of sh ; thought that
the selection, watch the orchestra
was just beginning, alone stood bo•
tsVecil her and utter destruction. :I -
felt
felt a sera of amused pity for the
girl, and I touched Philippa's arm
to call her attention.
Look et No. 5., I whispered.
She started slightly.
Where ? she said looking towarcl
the door, and then I realized that I
had used the name by which WO had
called our new friend, Mr. I3lakiston
Where, Philippa repeated, turning
toward me.
I—I—meant the girl W'ln comes
next, I said apologetically.
Oh ! I thougl't you meant Mr.
Illakiston, calmly said Philippa; so
Can{ly, in fact that I said to myself:
You're wrong! She doesn't care
for hint—not that way.
The orchestra was playing very
softly. Girl No. 5 was becoming
almost green with terror. Every-
thing was husliod and quiet, when
from without came a second ebul-
lition of hoots and howls. Philippa
muttered an exclamation and started
for the door. I followed in time to
catch a vanishing glimpse of the
last pair of heels and areverberating
cello of the last round of howls. We
stood there debating what we should
do.
There is just one thing that you
can do with a small boy, said Phil.
ippa tinally. You can't scare him
off, and you can't plead with him,
and you can't reason with him. But
you can buy lido off and I'll clo it
tritllnph of 2U;; •di'e,s1u tkcr's lack of
aira
Do I like your gown I quoted?
.A,,ad do I like, pity? On my lire you
:are ei;;ht•een and 'net a. day ulder,and
`tyl Attlee not h 1fl•-. bow men, years
vas .i" tat she 4 it n been las wife,
O!h, iter A1:t'ich alone, protested
;tah,ild•pp t, .nnet t(:=11'nit how I look,
b1.v.dear. I>l)tt,;1►n advancing to-
ward her, with outstretched arms,
for in truth she Was.ats dainty and
Weft 'a vaeion, 851.e -e'er saw.
Delft you .put your al'Ins around
me she .exchthed aletreating toward
•
the altact
I won't hurt your•slleevcs, I plead.
,ed. ,J'ust let )sae put t'11,y aria around
your wet'st.
t( t'(ites the etntr iii,
/ t
Weil let nen put it at'uueul your
neck, up there there is utrthing except
the powder 1 .gay.o you. itt cost u,
dodilir and a quarter a bus.,.I'hillippa
Surely you owe lee semis etonipensa:e-
tion.
Non -tense'. It's I who need cu:u-
pens'tti.1n for ll'tviti' to live with
teufli at tease a:;.1 1%-.0:1 are. Te31 me
whether you like my gown.
Ir Lib) (i:;.tr utup l,t'te l Willla:n
Everett could see \ ou 1t0W! 1('x-
claitnetl, elasping m' hand; and
surveying her from !tears to font.
You needn't w tete any symp•ttlav
on hi►tt, said Pa:lipp..t, with a slight
cull of the lip.
I kn:,\v it deer. ate, svtn itthy i5
all with you. I fool t)10rably sure
thaa.t tiVilliao► Everett i3 p•teing the,
deck with the 1181y girl that isn't
seasick.
1e situationiluldoesn't StU ]
11
to clash for svalp,tthy, while you —
you are in that Most 11.trruwirag of
of feminine situations: you have on a 1
row gown anti there is no one at
hand who can properly praise you
How titly has the poet said, 'Never
the ,gawp and the €;ill and the
Alladequa"te tdulirer oil tet het
I'd like' to explain riget here that
1 am not elways so frivolous itt sly'
conversa tion. The fact ls, I was
trying in 1)1\r poor %Voll' to distract
• Philippa, who, as I distinctly saw,
was very wrath the worse for nerves.
.`;he really had sotnu reason for being
just a bit excited, for it was com-
mencement night. Eight or ten
sweet young- things were to graduate
n,
from the tt shl,)a,.►!)!t: boarding -school
which Philippe hon,)re anti ornaments
with her eresuhice live mornings in
fraevcry week. To her had been en-
trusted the task of superintending
the essays, and seeing that the young
hings wet(: prepared to do themselves
and their statue! proud. The weight
of resi.nnsibility sn1 Mit lightly upon
Philippa.); t'"nnded shoulders, and
inwardly I rebelled at the whole
thing. I wanted ferns the bottom of
my heart to eliminate the entire
systetn of e'Iueating the young, or,
at any ra:e, t+, eliminate the necessity
of Philippe's being engaged in it.
As it Wats, all I e)uld do w'ts to play
the jester for Ma. distraction, and
that I did, though it was poorly
enotigh;
You don't like my gown, she said
at lag, p!411,gt.ie.lilti , Y know 1 look
like a fright,
;ht,
, Of all bereft' :fel b\ pocrtsy! 1
, said, taking !ler tw., It rills in mine
and looking her in the eyes. In f'.tcl
it is not only 1)81.ei':wed, it is absolutel
I T decttilete. Yeti didn't licstrve to beguiling tone. may
3, 1.1 tlrjft)I tltllatC habit, and yet it
bay() me say sty but the truth is that lithaffnr ? came after o monielit S v, it, OZld uolnrs, 'There may
If \'ell are as good tie y ,»d look, hesitation tnu of the as ikness. , '
1'Ilili i mon wilt Lave, t barye; I want to tellyou something. colica time, when I *Hell est to
Ppa , : ( There , t tell—say I'itiiii,pi—what I heard lIr
'114111 flitch; t) cele„ 1.here wolf , be Ilull . Tow I,10 1lotile little boys 13la.ist a s:ly to 1 iiti elf .0 rite lubb
t'
aright hilt i tii)R4 11 artaartal'lghl enoughiii and don's' make any more noise. In
the wl1c11, as3(11'ltnt'11t. 711^etting tones from across the
Ilusli you irrnvcrc.►t girl ! she ex- street,
xtlaine:d. Iles.1 noticed tliat she No, I denet want yoti to go home,
blushe t :til the same, ealled Philippa. You come over
1 wont eel'• tvlt'1 i)l;!,+. to t11e here, and I'll show you what I want
I,\ ' evh1; , t: h': t 1.1 1, lag excr- and she jingled the money in her
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•keep pr, t:t., l t.vening, She looked so pretty standing
to.l, as a':; rate 1,/.) to wee it the.
there under the gaslights, with the,
.. ,.., darkness beyond her, and the wet
d(1 inside that I just .can't stay.'
Th,:rt, le one girl in there who is sure a P ``
1:u till over tort piano it' she clue n't, ,1 he Lord of nests is with us:
have me tc steer by. You pee flow
it is boys. You mail could have a
the God of ,Jacob is ouv refuge.
()UEC Pj411J)txi'i,
splendid time together, haat it 11 t1) I hereby promise, God helping use
'I) ab:;ta
laSl1 o: dory ealls lee. 1 alumalumabstain]from all distilled, ferinent-
't'htt boys laughed anti dime a step
nearer.
Now 1 lase at proposition,to make
but first I Want to k eow are you 01 en
of your word.
Yell, from 11110 or two of the young
eters.
If \ uu say you'll (10 a thing, do
you do it.
You. bet. •
Well can you fellows whip any
other boy that is likely to come along
this hhwIt.
Gran we, ? with a swagger.
Well how many of you are there ?
nes wo, t )rte, our, ve, six, " t 15i t Unit ec
seven. they counted.
:;1x.10:1 i; HOW ribs;oats tit it 1:011t
Ail good children: go to heaven, 1''d'O O
said Philippa over her shoulder to me 1a the rrui k of the cc!cty oceanic
• " Well she went on turning to the boys
known, interest was awakened among
WI. give each of' you seven cents—
les another edition of seven tunes
seen, she said in my directiota,
weld you promise to keep quiet the
rest of the evening.
Yessum.
And it' any other boys come along
this block and begin to slake a noise
witl you see that they quit.
You het.
Even it' you have to thrash them ?
energetically,
2176111 lick 'cin. You see it we r Ontario we; organized in 1877.
don't, Those or B^itish C.,Intnbi t Q tebec,
Under those circumstances. said
and ltiu'dtilne I'rnvi:l^ in lS83;
Philippa, and she dealt out seven
tents into each grimy hand.
I had gone out to the steps to
witness the distribution, and as stood
there I looked out along the pave,
Inept end thought•g
I saw a
h
to e
standing close to the railing of r, the
next house. It was dark there, and
I wondered if by any chance it
might be a tramp, who would de-
prive our Swiss mercenaries of their
pay as soon as we had got in. I
concluded to stay out in the lobby
and keep watch, so when Philippe
had gone back to the auditorium I
stepped back into the ante -room,
ffotn which I had a view of the
entrance.
The nest moment a man appeared
in the circle of light from the d,.or
waw, and stopped to look at the boys
who had taken possession of the
steps .and were counting their ill•got
ten gains. 1 gave a little start of
surprise as I saw that it was Number
Five, r aswe have- c ah. e been call hilli-
er
ur
n 1
of late, Mr. Blaleiston. He pulled a
handful of change out of his pocket.
You're going to do what—she abk
ed you to ? he said
ed and nellt liquor, including beer,
wine and eider, as tt beverage, and
to employ :1II proper gleans to dis-
courage we use of' and traffic in the
sate.
out, nl:;Toltr.
'rho Women's Christian Teinper-
mice Union originated in the United
State', being a natural uu'growth of
the 1'eetats'"l'emperance Crusade' of
187:) 1871. Toe National W. C. T.
U. of that country Ivey organized in
1875, since w'hie l time State and
Lovas Melons halve sprung up like
reagin all over the (estintry. The
( t f f 1' •pita 1 u'1 Ine'ltbe 'tin in the t t 1
the cht•istian women of ,;,masa, the
first `1T t,'. T. i;• 1x'ittg fern.ed in
Owen S rode! T', firs. li. .J. Dot, le.
One by 1eies, local L't(i.,l,- we rt: fool•
ed to the die'.:•,:,+ t pateie :ea l:urns•
1y, tt{ tir..t 1, ' (hm eti'e is rf a lee.
Letitia 1001111111 , 1,1' t),Itat•i ). For
some time these loce;l ul1!,)ns woe keel
independently, but grail'ua11y they
came to feel the necessity ails to see
the advantage of uniting as provin-
ces. 'Che provincial W. C. T, U. of
Manitoba 11335, an 1 1 seal Unions
were started in the North- Wep=t
Territories, an't in 153.1 placed
finder the nl')the, ly care of a super-
•ntendent.
OUR OI1jE(••r
The W. 0. '1'. U. is a eueicty of
C' i ktunl woman pledged 10 total
al),tinence and banded together fur
the preservation n of the home, the
education or tee young the elevation
of lntblic sentiment with respect to
the cause of 10111 perane ', the reforma-
tion of the drinking ciaeses by the
power of Divine Grace and the
securing of laws which shall totally
prohibit the etlrrying on of the liquor
ra111c.
For erar Fiftf wears.
AN Or.D AND WELt.'1'It1RD Rr of nr—
ui. A 111.6luw 's St,:(t,iug Syrup has
been ut-ed for over linty ; r ors by mil -
;ions of u.others ft r their children while
teelhtnlr, with i.et feet success. It soothes
the uloid. &oft ens Ile gun's. allays all
Gill mires M. infl colic. P 1 . l.nd is the bee
' emedy for din; r bcea. Is plenbant to
the tnlllt'. field by druagit•ts in every
part of t•he world. 'Twenty -live cents a
bottle. Itll value is inculu..ble. Be sure
end ask for ,Vire. Wir,slo'v's Soothing
iyrup, and take no otber kin,'
Yes sir. in emphatic chorus.
I thought so, with a queer smite.
We're in the same boat. Well—
here—hold out your cap. You can
divide ti et emonCl' you fellows ams
if we can get together enough small if you have any fun out of it, you
change between us. ,
We took out our pocket books and
can thank her fur it.
Doled their e contents
so far as ppen-
Ince and dickies were concerned. We
had almost fifty cents.
I wonder how large the enemies
fumes are, said Philippa going to the
d )o:•. She shaded ]ler eyes from the
glare, of the gaslight above the en`
trance, and tried to reconnoitre the
group across the road, but it was to
dark.
0, I say boys, she called gently.
V;NWC o'er lane.
rl'nere wee no response from the
entemies co01p.
Please come over, boys, in 11 t11Jst
He ran tip the steps as the boys
burst into a delightful though some-
what awe-struck, thank :sou. I
shrank back into the shadow, and he
passed within two feet of the door
way without seeing me. He stopped
short just as he was entering the
auditorium, and walked back a few
steps,looking out at the boys, but
not seeing them I'll take my 'own
word for it, I diel not mean to play
the eases dropper. One doesn't fear
to be caught in that colic when the
eircutustanees are such as they were
then. liowv could I know that Num.
bet Five soliloquizes out loud ? Its
"'i/ h•.. ! ✓ lifitJ J tlALiluts9,9
e1
Is esl)'cially true of rloocvs 1'ills, for no mcdt-
Cine e : er contalartt aa) ;treat curative power in
so an 1111 space, They aro a whole medicine
chest, always ready, al- ,
ways efficient, always sat- a?
isfactory; prevent a cold i N
Or fever, euro all liver 1115,
istck headache, lanndieo, constipation, ete. 250.
'rho only rills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
streettet with its long linesofIt
light ic•
sleted
frog the asphalt pavement,
Of tour. -c the boys came. After all
what little human nature a small boy
I oeseeees ie masculine and no unto h
for a pretty girl and pennies too,
they t)lotluhcd sheepishly acro is and
stroll on the edge of' the curl), blink -
;lig their bright. young eyes at Phil•
ipera a^ she stod in the full glow of
the gaslight, e
1iov8, silo Mid looking down at
them with cy 0 full of laughter, I'in
very sorry that 1 can't be crit h'wt'
with you all n ght, I have so south t),
that night I hay'en't toll her yet.
13ut I would like to see how
she would look if 1 did tell her
It was not very much only a sent -
:nee, i,ut some how it impressed me.
hIu stared at the boys for a moment
then he thrust hie 'lauds into lie
i „
pual<ete ;Ind c.l c w a (lctp breath.
't'h€tt rill; eyes will be the drab
of (mel yet. he muttered, an then wen
into the hell.
A La Ii i; asCfLl# rtaa .`0 t t
Insane 'Pith Fright.
Constable Wesley Gray, of Ches-
ley was in town on I"riday last
getting pointers on a most remark-
able case which was to come up for
trial there. The c v'
I s on of the affair
as given to the Telescope is as fol-
low 1—
Bearenan's sawmill is situated at
Scone about a mile from Cnesley.
Quite a large gang of men are =-
employed there. It appears to be a
rule among the employees there to
roast every new man who is taken
on, to see what kind of stuff he is
made of. A few days ago a new
man was taken on, and as he seemed
to be a little soft, the older hands put
up a game on hits. One of then in
a confidential manner informed him
that a certain other hand was a
dangerous chara.eter, and that he
had already killed three sten. He
'vas fyrther informed that these
iiiilydei's Were a1 WAS1 COtltt.uitted at
night, some what atter the manner
of Jack•the-Ripper. That night the
Ripper, entered his bed -room armed
with a knife and a lantern and the
terrified occupant of the bed glade a
spring for the window. He reached
the outside with nothing on but a
shirt and ran for miles three eebefore
calling a halt. A fat mei' at whose
house he called took hie) for a mad
elan, and put the clogs on hint. This
['tightened the tlnfor•tnnate elan
wurSe than ever, and he kept on
running till daylight. Finally he
was appre`lended as 0 vagrant and
was seta to Owen Sound jaiI. A
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0I'1t'•"•`4 !1.18 1:11 8 ..,.te.+ ontr,lgc exists in the seas 'hhorhoud
'end it the feet:, etc, as em esus it is
°t.. e Oitas. 1'1 Whiteeembe, }v`o.1 .
end
that the pf1.11er:ti111'r, Will be
'1t, latthew's IeipioccIpltl Church, ii ..I1• , ,
i,.un, \\a:, a groat sutz,lror. 1)r, bruit„lit to jastiCe. --•1'4 alkerton Pele-
Llaetitrrl,aal Powder cured bun, • tt 1 ::., t,e()pe.
now proclaims t() the world lila ai it
- t,titO, 0411 910 011(I ef,rtain cure it 11,4) 8''
equal• It never tails to relieve 0,t.2rr'i, One lean drerI 13(30.1 oeta ,'.6•llar• is
in ten monutes, mid euros perms u 'ttiy, 1.: 0uli:u• to alai :rue only of lfowl's $or,
Sold at (;hiaholtn'1s I)rug Stors. saalr:u'tllel. It it! eaau ).ny to buy Ii,aod's-
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A\TegetablePreparat onforAs-
siinilatingtheFoodand Reg ula- I•
ring the Stomachs audBo=,eels of
sees`•'+( "t? ' •esti `r+`
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Promotes Digestion,Cheerful--
aess and Rest.Contai ns neither
0 lutti,Mo1phine nor Mineral.
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>a;ssend Loss Cita^' SLEEP.
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