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The Wingham Times, 1901-12-20, Page 11• • • • M •�. , • • • .. r a11*' lig;, IOTA l _� 'e- � . .. • . « a w r► ;, rt rr � is�)rol'- t"tf t� • 't°ti �,`'. ", e + « • t e • e «• . e • • * ► «ya idly })litter 1I"it' tliluk joss e . t�rltsd; k I�r"bl.'' wi •+rm�«�.•++++r»+r�«.•*el+w«•e*h,+� w+r-+r«�»r.. . 1%l 1RI Ado A. tAt " e' t.I).tc rt ? I1u1`pnas 1t, h•ri f t• ••. ' thee, as attro 110 also God of Ir a �tua's tug go .� - lives, you sl)all� rise �Ini• wife." arouutl. ,t �:•, +� � qt , • 04 no Dofars hQuven l protist It is 1. ,/.rnrilrl , t � rn deur, past til 9 4�A �. against such lirilkoly union., IOU hoed ltliat�t•t%S. wilIIt, l's It tI hilt is pa7dA$ ' ;' I ••, cannot have my lit*strt, t;ratl °sue X n tilerlirttter AVIWA Mils riul,p �sned ^b,a duke Ae�l bisVia' e: utlion would be bait foul mockery." Milt it quick wolvvinviii Ile-saling womwits in t is fape sail tTsala, aaibl' _ "Ohol Now •oct color t the put her attt'hlblin +ray 4n, rat ti "Why, sinew ttbo afAll, iiaterests; •f -most 0 4 , �. Y1 f- g tier folll1r y �, J >^ iltii •. paint I Can t lisive our heart, ell; ttnd, blurts ';r2til tkftntrf h' otl, I ]I #ell esti. dhua tax I li�tv+r : 40 AR 0 $ s�rl,�%� ;iT $ � :•. Perhaps your heart is .giveb to the semi: nionivols. it, mormured'�� )d yfau promptly all your dut>is, asat+s a a� �slr t ,P ' „p• �. gunmakel i'a' f�11'lierOi utrs. I ?,,,,:Mia is braes taut I .t°an,not des so msc211 stn r eln»' kirttl, "cs .art t.iil .tb is ytlr, e��•..M» -r»»•�.».-.-v4w.».»�».»•»q»sM»e-rh,.»�,u•�- »�nwM»rNr»r»y»o». i,r.�„�aM�.•t?1'•a, Rosalind',s eyes �IaShe in an in- It is 1. y off fire in your Own less we can rural{e some of our poiat8 as veli US if Y,.,u C sited %s •�•♦•0••,,�eleek*�a�e�le••• ••••f&tAnt, The words f he duke cab1Re•e��••0RS*eer, „ Came, ;i Uri •are'cold' dere." tvark. My property is on the de- personally. s oken sneeringly and contem )tu• Without resimtaslee filo" laiden clre.184 fast, I have not eaOugl) left p v } , l v4lriktr for stir os torous+ a Izu bef4rQ'aauy answer could be eller,, tlstpPy yea s, in tl s t time ousl , and they jarred upon the sufl'ered hereolt to be led,to the - to .live on, l'1'•ithiu •tilt~ piist throo ' thus have, .pr cf•rs.�. iii„ gado by ROB, lid, file door of tiro we were blessed with two children, Y a p years I .ltstve made some< bad vt r I an)=�t stock I wa•t, lit > apartment was opened, and the duke but they laved not long to Cheer.us. Young girl's soul, , place where false heated air Caliro up - xnwl*� I& i* o•g from, N "Aye," she lucky uttered, and from the hi nbee licloi , .axicl tljere tuxes.. ppttx it inta�— tint Hors•+r 9x40.4, n r 'Pit#& "t &#a tenteired, Ile sinned very kindly as And them my beautiful wife .caietl, boldl oo "I quickly love Iluric Novel she sat down. aline] •, suffice it for me to sa...tbat 44 psi" i = Qt's I- wt lila sac • find the world was all dark and dreAr Yz ' : , Y I Baru ar,rtem x,a t • n, )rrr mise 1xa bowed to his ward,' and then, o thought and he is worthy of my love"." . "What is, it?".lignin asked Zeno- t am -at the end of my fortune.," [ $0 010914 ltli.a nave of tits ]iailtl, he motion» t me. I tit ght I should never I%To.w m pretty '~vara," resumed ble eagerly, "1Vhat has ha ehod?" - The duke was about to city thrit ` We prepay tilt dellvery `l: Zeaoble to withdraw, aria aft love again. Time. passed on, and Olgst in a ton o peculiar iso Rosiilind bowed 'her head upon he bad laced large, sums in the � . charges.,ritgcPl iF lvistit �•e sat l ttendaut was one Ile took a you were laced tri. my charge. e f P irony, • p p • a �` g a "you have spoken as I hoped sou her hands, •alld• after �some•momen"ts . hands of. the lltinlster Gallitzin for :� floes not plorigo yom every � ,.close by his fair cliargc: Thg When, you first carne, I "loved you, would speak—plainly to tit of thou d)t she lgok the tva9 -aIle purpose of carrying out 'llc can- ar icular roturn its rtt,ci by and I wonclered,if. ou were to telco . and a b. Qd.up p p y a t . P t ,. lr seri looked up into, i s face, and, 3: pint, so I can answer just as fain very. halo, ;and sal :faar#ul: '#gnior spiraey by which Ilse Princess. So- I next -Mall tK o will ells s xfull� t -though there was no serious look the place of the children T had lost, pp there as ygt,.,still she could plainly But you. grew quickly u Your ,..,y; Know, then, that lturio 1�'evel+, shoxll�.h ,;[same, , .. phis teas to hilve liven placed upon refund your money: g :see filar he, had something, of Inose Hind was expanded, .and your Heart can never be ,your husband; Ile. ZeP6bio, •, she uttered ill glow, the throt)e, with. Gaihtzin for her g , f stands charged with a horrid crime strange• Flits er,• "ask me po mAre.prlmeminisfer.axld,himiolfalso,high than iisual importance on his mind, is large: I found that I could not o , ' P r She 'ashuddered - as 'site 'gazed upon alke a child of=you; and then I sat an(] the emperor only waits to •see now., 1 alai not well. 41t, ask ztie in power. I•I,e, chase not to tell of'{� H_ '»� %� r ra p whether the Count recovers or not no«more. now," 'i' t t]liS. .pnd'110 wOricicr, fQr ])eadab.id YRI R,� B�, S ' e him; dor she, could not Delp it.` .,Q -hums all .alone -and asked myself ore ire awards the punishment.. The ;Ary mistress, leturned the ere hien been taken to pay for such ' s • f what place it was you had assumed gtminaker is forbidden on pain of faithful girl;-plaoibg one'arm about indiscretions.. Y4nsb �sre �avtrltde ts.. �,. 'There was sometliiii in tlic Idol. o .t t15 m ���" You guess the an- death to leave the city. • So you . IloMlind's• neck,' "you know what ' "And iiow`if tliis count survives I ho matt." a sort: 'of hidden intent' ` - Y •heart: Can ", „ may cast him from your' thoughts you .may tell' me Mind ~,hist you may thus have one source cut oft. I fy : �• •tvbIch, came,• Out bk his . tone and surer, , . .: ,. lance a dee meanie something As little child." TORONTO. ��+ �i ' t glance; .: ill =yon t-mst if half of Drotzen is used.up.and.mtlrt. . ,, n.. .� ,n , w which , Ile bad never sp spoken, but maiden tremblingviolerxtl as soon as possible.." not, Bllt 'Nitons ryJW `t p , "\o no sweet net l ondered 'W at crime is Iluric accused you trust not, me-? Oh, give ,me gdged to Mixt, but, if bo dies .,tile answered re. e 'fyl►ich wad 3'et.laaagi�fest—that mor, , , of?" the maiden asked. your love;. and if I can serve you let whole comes to Inc. Itis father itatd 'ed her thus. What it was she could •and. I: studied,, and ,I examined my_ "0i murder." me do so:" myself ►Harried sisters, .and tIley mot --tell, '•It was the prompting of self carefully, and I found that 'the "'In woundin ;the ebunti?'Y ' "I would trust yo with life it- owned, Drotzen, ane] "on 'lits side the ' that instinct of the human soul memory. of my ;departed wife wa8 cc�•eS,,, self,"' . the maiden .return'ed, •'tartd count is the .only heir, So in, tile 'which may repel: pili I object while fast fading away before the rising • ";Ah how can you bring our. conte>,time; 'ou •shall know- all tha.t,; event tst his death t'lte •ttllole comes ` H y yet the workizib i', lea ,ilea"ects no of another one just as pure and just a S 1 " y }t . 3 harm: , as,hol . vow'c10:, au understand?„ .tnriguc, to such speech? � ou know tis liaNppet ed here,: but not.,now. to. . fiou under5ti;nd 41ti's Heave ;,• ..Y ,,; the nob le.youth'wos not tablaine in..,not now.. Oh; I cannot speak it Perfectly, returned the priest. r. But sliowas'not to reinaiii in the `_yo, n;o1 01i, ju the maiden .this afl':tir, Ile was" -- howl" "And,'t'ss a pity"� our first vilest d!d `• ,''x ✓f < ,dark Hauch longer. The evil one uttered in a frightened whisper. "hold, Rosalind. I want no, ar- "Say no more, my mistress; olily not succeed:" was loose, and his bonds of restraint Then listen further, c. tinned let me st rue .yciti. S:otl:'xyill have So it is said the:dtike u'neiisil', slyer .cast oil. lie had Inarl'ed 1'is the >tobleInan in a low., earnest one gilmont on this question, �'otti hate g « `; ," J . : Don'.t,tie the top of your P� „ h 1 g heord,'Svlaitt -1; `have safe, '#tba, ;be as, sott�e ret reshlnent sometliinb to • hen l'selit him .with tbilt rues- jelly end pcoseFva )erg in : prey, :fid the meshes were gather- and with acstrange fire in his deep furc)d that mean, it, i bird hoped. cat; sane:to the unmaGer 'I 'felt" stare � � rhonldfaat,son,;a�Yuy.eer{t :Ing about,it. "Rosalind," the duke blue eyes. As your charms of both p "Sou Iiia . bring he ivauld; be � a X � l taeulhy trio s,oK, gaielr, mind and person were gradually <le ) au "'^iiltl receive m} proposal acith: �� y ring Inv some wine, Iii, and then I hoped '� absolui el"y tevag lva pago - said in a tone which he meant n P b more favor, but I .did not enter .into /cnob)e. that the•othercould be disposed of , reaiiodl'araUtnoS1'ax, should have been easy and frglnk, veloped I came to look upon yciit n '3 ilas no lasto or odor. ; l the plan .until stay. III rid ' was all ' t1, �I thereupon, ,the. Young ,girl` ' fot havino slain him. But the elzt- ` ' i E Is air trgbt and aria : -but which nevertheless. was marked with new feelings, or, I should .flus ns:i:te u) and the thin(,, tall fixed. i ttsten.ed,away. pesos has tulned:allrriy plans lip- !strongly,..�: ? •,' pproof: i.lkullyappllca " with the old feeling more fully ,11 i ra•.. 1) olulinLc'dovenothor with, effort; there is some }v .) h. t; 1 rnt will.l)ecorne my.'rvlie, �vlthin one In the meantime the duke:tsas in side .dorvll. for. the present trt';least. ways about the i1oliFe. talk among the surgeons note that veloped. I looked- around me I ,.. his rivate room below. He was arotirno. `ou roust `have a ]laud. in 1 ' ° ran•, cairoetsvua SIM : ; ulrinth P } tip, gacli round catty• ,,Conrad Damonoff may'recover." easy my sumptuous palace witlum).n I n.ill lige to .the c,It �eror". s pie ac ;to -lard •fro.aciogs:Ab .floor, amonoff's medicinel" �' seideve,g«berg. Oh, -1 am glad of thatl' the.fair •legitimate female, head. In nsy In!r ed Rr��nii)itl I ' �.P with Ills hillids .behind. hum, is `°Thttit .is, easily done, my lard;" t/` RledebyiMPERIAI efLCO rl �u+ttered earnestl ., - brow was dark and. Iowerin ver .re li'ea the ,testquietly.' 'z "1 es, Y 'su 'suppose so," resumed Ol- ties Ia had no companion to assist i you will not Leave this: palace rid' i%non he would sto near 'lite P ; p c "" pp and guide me, and in my.,loneliness agaitl .u1}til ou.are the I?uclscss of ` P. You have free access there r' .g , eying her sharply, 3' „ a g h `lint you . I hiid no ligate to cheer and enliven ' y t�o'or irnd listen 'tiud`tiien roceecl. "'es", have no pa pular care for him, I 2ulri!. c. p,.., p„ me. I wished not that such should "I will never speak the word #flat: At 1enaCh there c�imea rap -upon tl)c "And can yottnot watch with him Tresume. �� be the.case• At length my eyes w0c • is necessary,to make„me•youx wife— door, aiid- the `duke said; ]✓liter some night? F6r• for the count? 0.�. ned 'and I saw' laird the spirit t It was -a priest Otho"enterdd"bite ."I think Ican. ' "Aye; it was of him I was speak- filar ri s mocin� u on to' soul I nes or! At the altar, if you. be, sty apartment -a smalls, deformed man, "Then do so. When he is dead, ,in looked upon you, and I knew that I my stele; my lips shrill be sealed, find So.mewbere,about. 0 years: of; age, i 2!111 ducats are yours•." ":No, Sir, I care only for hitt, as I p Y no power on earth shall lease "jiffs f:ice was ver.•v,dhrk. his features "Then he dies,” R TRAILL, Y lead' found `tire woman who was to them!" „ � R S, GEo, .,care for al] who�need .to become bet- give me joy once mole. Rosalind, "Do you mean this•?"' whir eyed sharp andangular, " Itisei es • dei Good 1 And now there is one' ter ere they rise. ; I love au triil fondly, and I would p and sunken def p into fits bead, iris more. This bunmaker must be got - -ter Y Y, the cL.11:e. "Aha, ycsl" said the duke, biting make you my wife. Now you can- P!As God lives,I dol" brow heavy above the eyes,; trlie)e i out of the way. � �E�'gil04�11 Lady of TholnMU �%«a -his ,lip, for in his oun mind he had • ,lot failto"ttn.derstandme,canyou?, "Vic'n mark 'me" -- tile stout- ihi� shaggy brows hung, over;; �ut {. c'A'hl"tittered Savotano, looking -tile frankness to acknowledge that . FOSAl}aid gazed up into the face earl: nobleman gazed ,fisedl • ,into slo,I)ing back from thence, leaving up �increditlously.. "Do you, mean Got Almost Instant Relief Froft" Ile was about as�neccly of virtue as of her guardian, and she suss pale as file maiden's face as ]ie spoke, and "Vie'••points where phrenologists 10- so? heart Trouble by the Use [,seas the count. I3ttt, ' lse, resumed, ileatli. erre benevolence .�ttd veneration de; " Mo;st assuredly I do." , with a faint smile, "You never loved rc �� in his loot* and <toue� tlxere was a iicient and' fitit • iii' an:his•sI Iders I " "But why.him ?" of Milburn's Rest �„ ) You a not mean—oh ! Fiendish expression Haat could not he wore a huge; un ainly'hnmp, arid, 1 '.'Do you 'fear to undertake the. and Nerve Pills. sigh, man : It ryas a deep, painfiti groan, and be mistaken—"I shall do rill in my; all in all, j work ?" Y \o, sir, the maiden answered, the fair girl clasped her hands to- power to make yo% my lawful wife.: he wa< just such a man its . " t It ie simply wonderful the: number tai, wish - gazing up into hes• guartlian's f�ace, ward the man before her. If you refuse me, •ou shall be litmt- a timid person tvibul"d' :shun. Ibis lot at all, my lord. I only wish- ,Western women who are coming fc,rrvard6, with an inquisitive took. "bold;" he said almost sternly. on ywith the knout ii'the . market name was Savottino. The duke had ed.. to. know why he was wanted to tell of the curative powers of Milbara!e• "So I thought, so 1 thought." As ct been the means Q getting, him into array." Heart andl3erve Pills. I ale .n.ot 'tri.fling. now. .I am not place, where all rosy see- the uu- °Olga thus spoke lie smiled again find • only serious but firm in purpose. grateful girl who refused tdie hCtll't the church, and .in cotlstdera.t ou "The reason in S1mplC. I must This time it is. Mrs. Geo. lraill, a highly! morsel his chair nearer •to Rosalind.. `']sen you Frere ]aced elide p In "and ha cl of the nolle I)uke.bf 't'u- thereof he had but rid hifilself'to dol marry with Rosal'intI Valdai, Her rives in thoafoliowinof Thworas the iiietoiYoi~ •'f2 am well aware," .11e resurned; 3, P Y n , ,.: the duke's evil' work. But this isf property is worth the whole of Drpt- Ler ease; g y - i charge our.father bade me do as la, Aye, and :after thou art beaten I p p Y �cthat your affections have not as. %v I'd and now I would make you thou shAlt be c)tst `'oto rite streets , not, all:. zen twice fold—over two mill]on of "I obtained from 14tr, J. A. Hobbs din - et been. set upon an one who is at Some years before there had'becn ( ducats." trial "of Aiorden, Ma .,, a, box of 11ii ur t of mitring ay pro er com- my wife. The Count Damonoff was for dogs to baric at Dost Hear me, : a murder• tri• 1ltirca�r and Savotan0, ss » heart sed Nerve Pills, as I was very by + ,capable,p p the first who citlne° for, you:,: hand, Rosalind Valdai? ' t So much? uttered the priest, with heart trouble at the time. panlou for you through all the. ups, ' aiacl had be been a proper milia, and With one dee s, ,al d ing moan di& the bloodr doers: ' I t� -% vas a: work � opening his; eyes with: greedy ,von- r I. used the. one box and got almosir .and downs of life." had you loved him, X should have in- the poor girl s; n!: downy i;hiverin ; o1' i tare venge;mve. '01cya had `hire der. instant relief. I then bought another bo;. I?osalind's eyes drooped beneath terposed no objections, b t ou did p u h r its _ "Tfprehertctetl, Ir)t' tie ,was tiff "Tes• it is one of the f r c�+ es- bilt� ally had to 11 a &few of the pills, as I . p j , . •u y and pale. The duke caught C , lia-•e never been troubled with palpitt�tiom -the steady gaze of the speaker; and not lore liim, and that affair Is past.. she fell, and, bur ing !aid hersense.brouriii.l:o juslit,:..; !rhe duke foudlcl tates in Moscow, and :t'pav; - 1;, since using then. her frame trembled. But ere she Now I lay my claim upon you, and less form back upon, tl'te couch, he hiin,'to be ''a"shxeibcl, unscrtipulous ( a yearly income of"'a hurl;l, '* "I nia vary t,mP) iul that I gothhe leould make, any reply the duke went : my fortune and title I ley at your strode from the artment.• R'retch,,.willilig to. serve _those ri lie- (I rsnd if this wilt be of Any use to o vert: „ P 1 su•i'r•, int, as I did you may publish it in tits . feet. ` would pay-It.im .well and :read t to let. T.) BE c•o\9`IN171 17. " ltiy dear Rosalind, I have come «And what is to become of my es- CIIAPTI:aIt ,I�. hituself then' too 'tiny^ one tubo could: now upon a business which I may tote?" the Inaldeu ,asked quickly rnE MASK FALLS t-6*rn vows - A\•p lin Gat o, h1S life• Olgav r, ti., a nan of l.. - .justly call the most impgrtarct of and meaiiingly, for the thought v>;Ars 'rti> "ilaAttT• plots Anel, schemes. Ile,f'incaed .that 'toy life. Y have not approached this flashed upon her.' It was early evening ere Zeltobie such u man As SAvatano :might be �eeoeeeo�oe4oe�ee��� r ^ ^^ _ ��^o�+stooeoo�moe �i�+ae♦soeo�b��s ut I Babe come to it throw h �s, �" m stre s. ' AS sh eopo edhthe door sAi e him if he Soul sl=rue' Ytis'Iie)ie- • subject l htI "nor mt aoavnerzo s returned the dulee; with some site found all dark. arlthin.: She r he'prti osed to ♦ , g Y �Vhy--,cell have the true unit-entred P y g of ;use to ]iim,'s'dOL ieareful consideration a g ed T � N' G hest#atlon. factor. .Che villain rt as glad enough � �=r ? I.,b 8e e the duk sto ed and axed `No, not Rosalind cried. You ' ding to accept the proposition, and the �" e gtud c „ 49YOU moved into the, room and she e pp will not -do this l Oh, spare me from. her candle with her hand she g)iz= bargain was .made. , Could Savotano j �THE � � � � a n,d. � into Rosalind's face. She met his such a Patel" ed about. The wind still howled enter the church arid assume' the ' f%>) nze, and her eyes drooped. again.. "Spare 'thee, girl spare thee fearfully without, and the show sacred, garb lie might in Inany cases y ��" iShe trcril'bled more than before, and came driving against the windows. work lto bettei advantilge. The ; • fi i from bt coming +the wife of one of g , ♦ • T H E U f g dim, dreadful. fear worked Its way When the girl had reached the' exp wretch, readily agreed. :tills too ' Y the most powerful noblemen in the Y g, ., , , ♦ OF �V,� d •. ,.,..:' ' to iter.. mind. is empire? fou must lie crazy.'> trelnity of the place, she called her iilacl 'through Olga s,polorful influ- O ilosalind, t11Q nobleman Boutin . dcMy guardirn," spoke rho fair 'mistress name, and she was answer- elloo lie gained t @ace in :the charcL w tired, when I was but 1tJ years of girl, now looking her companion cd by a low groan from the couch in I3eykngw that the; duke held his. very i ♦Reni,4Off i the corner. Thither she hastened " ' • rkbie er,rage, I was married with.a girl whom •s'teadily, in the face,, "you `opnly dq life, and he failed not toserve lllm.- •« w loved. She .lived with me foul.. find there she foundher.mistress., His clerical iobes sltield`4-him,froni.+ er A-1. this to try rite.Vlten you I:now that q f i�er'p is'►ito• host. offer ever made In this community. 13y a very cxcellertt ar• Such a onion would ii,ake me Inisera^ milcll suspicion, AnU, T110I`C0 VCT, tll'C i rangement made with the ,Family Herald. and tt'eekly Star of Montreal the ere +M bie forever, when you ltinoty it would . _'- place bore him" additional advan= 1 enabled. to offer Ten WINOHAM. Timns and that, great Famil Paver, the , , Y • FamilyHerald and W6skl Stat for one year for the small Kum o $05 and in• -- ,� , cast gut all the joys of life and ex- 'ages t0•Ivork.at,lliS ditibo11Ca1 trade, ciade•tto amh subscriber three beautiful premium pictures of which the follow-Sul"Tocatintingaish the last hope of peace from Terrible ('p+ • c -salary from the governnlettt was ' fug is e► brief description. my soul, you suiely will not press IL 4r 14b �J P,a its sti[Iictcnt far his supe©rt3.wllile .an ICING EDWARD VII. -True to .life, s beautiful portrait,, size 18 x � 96Ghsioilal sum .fxolll i,IS fslaster..ell- F 2•t (nches, cit beautiful hehvyrvhite satin finished paper for framing. Th{s portralt * "' It abled him, to en'o' many 'of those has been taken since his, accession to the throne, and is the very ]attest and best M With Itosallnd valdai, I Have resolved q r 1 3 obtatnable. It cannot, be had except through the FAMmy IiEnALb Arco r� t luxuries which were denied to Most ; ♦ WEEKLY STAkj each picture bears the King's autograph, This pteture has Ghe that you shall be my wife. Mind r " • of his brethren, digs fcili'Cd not to ♦ groat xner[tot being the first token after the King's accession, and has therefor•, you, this is one of the firm+ fixed r, _ a ♦ uric historical value that no other picture can possess. �- i"rotlp le the terror of every mothet �- trust this man for the fellow 'had a �. I :1 I soul and, -hos who , �,r oses of m s 1 a those itnii the cause of frequent deaths p P 3' ► o i . � �� • 1.tithiri tet ga.i1L b " betra al "hilt • QUEEN ALEXANDRA. -An exquisitely beautiful pisttire of the rensatlr• atwong small clitldren. br. Chase's know the Dulcc of Tula best know \\ r y ' y' : i ♦ ably beautiful and good Queen ;Aloxandra, also taken since the Tuna's aconsatou Syrup of Linseed and Turpenttn' that he never gives u a purpose raj ervthim,, to lose. to the throne, It is the same size as that of the ding, the two forming a hand. • brings prompt relief 'to the loud, ring. g , p P P ���• / some pair of pictures that alone would sell for many times the subscrlptloa priob Attu ssich ivas the mil ' wlio now : Ing cougri, makes breathing easy ,and Oee`'fixed in his mind. You Cannot , y of paper and piotures, prevents suffocation. It is mothers' IniStake Sue nbw." dhtertd the dukes private rooril. ! = o portrait of the Bing and Consort taken at the second or succeeding vii• y' t Prevrite remedy for coughs, colds, J, lIe ;eittCred t,itii a 'held till', trill : • tangs eah hard one frabtlon of the value of the first. These go down to history droop, bronchitis, whooping cough and Slowly the stern fact dawned up- #Ilxtbnka. on Iiosalind's mind. There had been ` ''p though he- was soineAlit ill 'the THE DUCHESS OF DHVgNSHIR1` -The Renowned Gatasborou,th. Ptd. tore. gold at auction sale 11r London fluent flue ears a n for` £10 v)) ,litre: p'. V. Vend, 20 Macdonald g •\`% dukes ower 'tit there was'd cetyl= y' y + x1. V. dot, save:--"H*Vlri a lingering hofie that he might be ��t,t li I ?. • • gP. �' stolen by dieter thieves hidden for over tweptyfour years and olllversd to W igriedtyour medicine, my faith is very only trying her to see If she loved If people would only,treat cos hs find' tar satisfactlotl. In I,nOwlni, that .= oransranpayment ofSia,o00reward and aihcesold to&ir.J,PierpontMnrgaitfor t lush in Its $mit crs of curing; Hough. tend him qr if she t. 0uld tvillingl: become widts in time wltli Isr, Wood's ��'1,orwny. when he fell tli %oble lord must • 7 This, to Brief, da the histo of ono of 't a romlttin teture3 which, b a ' M' Dull. ll7y little girl half been subject •, " ]'ins E fru there arnulti be fewer' Homes fall with Irilai I't tt'a at least, • ' h p o the croup for a long time, and. T his wile. .. p Y. Awhile she remained with y p. , jjl a clever stroke of enter tia'e the tublishers of the amil herald have itecured at r desolate. 13retlll en lib ci tri a Cannot Count • their 'Subscribers. The picture is 22xM in ton ooloury, and is reproduced line for elrnd it6tbing to cure it until x gavi ]lex head bowed and leer bosom TliesovotEaflt Watt ,lift tend dolts. brt,nt'hitla ;, , ♦ limb c6lour,for colour with the ori incl. Copies of the reproduction are now stria Chaso's Syrup of Linseed and •Tur- • 6 much Upclil rtspeet,_ in N'ew York Cit , • speak too, highly of heaving with the ,vltd emotion thus had 0rnt1 ,and t'.bw iirat stages of r r»:tituriti• " » Z y. M6ntreal and aront6 fnN X13 eaoh and 'this is the ptotrtre pntlire, x eslnnat sp Fs y called u But at length she looked Y y p , t, have come , p y. rr - tion yield. readil to title otvc:fcl Inn ., , rily lord the priest , barsil , HeraldIi'ex'altl anbscribora,are going to get r►bg6l.utbt free together with Lea ' " licalhi comedy. Haid as lie shook tit'. Stloty fTt)rrl his ws pictures of the Xing and Queen. 5215 rents' a bottle, all dcttlFra, or md- ftp rtnd�spoke. d x , Is that hot b1 -g values! Call at Tale Ttma Oitice and see •ssmoles liaoson, 33aten sc Co., Toronto. `tstr, sho Said faintly, but with but iia •ss ill eti11l111t a..evhre cnl�l, tC dolt ' ehtT nnd,thou :Zoe�i, a seat by the , 0i these bos>atiPrtl pletlrres. Itead whq. Airs .Phns. Carter, Nortl)ly6rt, Y 1 ft rnApe l e. ' you womt that 1 S i61r "want Tnai Wxrta>#Alu 'r<trxres int the 166x1 nears, tl, ods, 1 q �i� marked decision, `you tannot make aottlid on my throat Andiuugsi, ) that I lap Ir y+ g gamer,tt Heists an,f fairtuy- Dr. Chaso a ysup �� could scared Speak atn,ve a W1.6p,r, t 'And holy it the ddunt? asked' '� gra`tt paper, the Family Herald,,heraldfar its as rx es of me yotir ,'rift~, y , rats ng, Its agricultural pages alone ata worth many thuat .the sulkterlpblod : "Ah 1 And why not?" also had a4 treribie 6otl;lt whioh Illy xt tact 'Olga. ? * pricx. y tholt ht would o rid sae to 11,V f,kl a. u . II A i3=angor send your subsoelptioa to of Cleaved "Because I will never cotlsent," tried`' ilferei)t f'0nieriibtt but n,li f:'l ,•rl �ttr rlo lte I$ >'eCOy )iIY[ sure. ,y + ":Ali l Sit you so ?)' 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