The Huron Signal, 1885-8-14, Page 2•
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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, AUG. 14, i$$5.
QUEER. EMILY.
Ai Meese Gene
Dr. Claremore Jose was as esMtp*ia-
tag yoeng gentleman who smut to sten
seed is his profession. tie was trot
Meter is the seals of being well-read,
and, is fest, h ehad rely jaartyem. aaegsd
mem eta � the q.slitytsg .I-
assieatisse. But he did est aspire to
ecientiie dietinotios, and took no hither
viler of his selling than to moped it as •
mem by which he might possibly make
a fortune. fie considered that he world
only be wsetieg valuable time by slaking
a hospital appointment for the sake ..f
gaining experience. Instead, therefore,
of going through the routine of • snares
doctor's early career, be took the bold
atop of renting the g.oaad-thoot in a large
house in • fashidosble quarter. and set-
tlag up immediately as • consulting
physician He was shalom enough to
poresive that he was bed .qualified to
succeed in that branch of practice, beteg
at heart • men charlatar. He had
acquired the art of making • great show
of • smattering of knowledge ; he had
carefully cultivated a bleed and impres-
sive grasser, and he thoroughly realised
that the great secret of amassing wealth
a to be utterly unscrupulous in the
matter of fees, and never to release •
patient while he an be imposed upon by
humbug. As though to aid his ambiti-
ous designs, nature had endowed him
with • good preselect, • high end shining
forehead, wnich was enhanced by pre-
mature baldness, and a soft, melodious
voice.
Be found it uphill work .d int, of
course ; but be had so fur dis-
satisfaction. Hi —Mthptr-
aible into society, and made awful
(need& He was always p•rtioslarly
careful to be polite aid attentive to the
wives and daughters of physicians in importance, and Dr Jones iueenubly be-
geod practice. In fact, het showed his gen to adopt a more genial tone and man-
eegscity by assiduously courting Ihe nor during the drive. Their destination
suffrages of lady acquaintances. The proved to be • small hone in an envie
consequence was that patients son made tentious street near Highbury Station,
their appearance, while n.ighburing and the formalities of the bwlness on
doctors, owing to domestic influence, hand were quickly despatched. Tb•
found many opportunities of putting patient was a middle aged man, whose
strey guineas into his pocket. In a vel behavior and conversation seemed to
abort time he contnved to gain the re-
pdtetiuu of having established a practice,
and spun came to be regarded as • rising
man.
Dr. Clarence Jones aid not hide his
light under s bushel, but was rather ad-
dicted to boating of his success. Some
of hie professonal brethren smiled at this,
kisowing from experience how slow and
laboripus is the work of making • re-
munerative practice. But the wisdom of
his tactics was proved by the fact that
even these sceptics had no suspicion of
the real coodition of affairs. The truth
wu, that at the end of three yeah Dr.
Jones found himself hopelessly in debt,
his professional earnings having fallen
far short every year of his modest re-
.quirements. His practice was increasing
to be sure, and in all human probability
the time was not far distant when it
would yield bim • decent income ; but
meanwhile, justas it was more than ever
neceea•ry to keep up appearances, bank•
roptcy and ram stared him in the face.
Hs had spent his small capital. creditors
were pressing, and he was literally re-
due.d to provide his dally wants ty
surreptiously pawning his personal ef-
fects.
isheyne, bet 'pen ray weed A in seder
tseoaeeesent,' said Dr. Jesse, I'M r
porters& bat &voding her elleemtl*s'e
twinktiag eye '1 expect adhere
hare, se(thre
d jest the Mee(
die day, Mt' hsM
ard, et W
t some yet, ttsd se the
weather
4Ms�ri 7 )Ix. putt it
aQ to ,' tittle Iltr. (lpi'r''
with a tela( mile,
' Wbw 1121 yoe say the plass was I
Highbury ! That is • long way off,' seri
Dr. Jose, eadea•oriug to look quits me -
moved.
'We shall be back in lees than an boar.
My o•rri•Ke is at the door, returned
Mr. Graves a loth impatiently.
'Well, as I have said. I should be
sorry to disoblige Bslmyre ; sed as tear
my patient', if they don't keep their
time, they must wait,' said Dr. Jones,
opening the door to his visitor, and
signifying that he would aeeompawy bon.
He felt relieved to escape the quiet
and psnetretiaegare of tittle llh,Oraves
fur he w.. painfully .onacioos Hiee his
attempted air of superiority had been a
failure. Of course, he was only too glad
of the opportunity of earning• couple of
guineas on • dull morning, but it was
eontr.ry to his creed to allow any tine to
seeped it. Above all, he considered it
essential to his dignity se • physician te
appear a trifle eondesoeodine to • general
practitioner : and he honestly felt stioge
of contempt for little Mr. Grave He
might be clever enough—and, indeed,
he was really • worthy disciple of the
healing art. Bat what, be said, was to
be thought of • men, •Moho, wantonly
neglecting opportunities of .massing
wealth and obtaining celebrity, went
about in thick shoes and a shocking hat,
visiting all the lowest and poorest parts
of the district 1
Little Mr Graves showed he wsa a
good fellow by not taking umbrage at
the young man', impertinence and self -
quits .taturel, he wee estndeaabfy ttdeedl-
J sad 'pert, sad, Ise 1 time, be lust his
fortitude sad self puessesisa
}y .seined • detest .ort el •
jai& be eas decidedly disposed to
se, Dr Jules meld not
.is ..e bats me.. et kis spirit,
+gide d bis at0 tortes..
1111leii, Int, Mt +tr arum 'Md. don't it i
Bk. ago l gut, r 111 u pee w••
tie egad fella. d . it 1 inn, yogiveiling think
.ti i a$ lt.'
'Ea yrs No earning your living, re-
member. Ilesawbile, bow the demos
ma I t -t earn mise with you •boat the
place r
'It's • lead matter, sir, and will be
easily arranged, no doubt. Bring.your
friends to see me • erten' ere. efitat
always fetches 'em. Mesnehtlee•Lord
bless you, sir, don't mind me, 1 won't
interfere with your patients. Fur that
matter, if you'll lead mea suit uf$.oeot
togs, I'll show em in and out as grave as
a judge.'
'I shouldn't mind so much if I owed
twenty thousand, instead of a paltry
hundred or twu,' growled the unfortu-
nate doctor betweeu bis teeth.
'That's .flus the way, sir,' said the
man, shakiug his head. 'It's the small
fish as gets caught in the nets ; the big
'ens break tbrosgh 'ea. Why, look at
this 'ere.' be added, bringing forth •
document from his pocket, and umluld-
tng it clumsily, 'ore's a tate in point.
An absconding bankrupt got dean away
with • 'undred thousand pounds' Jost
think u' that, and s-livin' like a frghtin'
sock in Amer iay "
Dr Jones mechanically took the paper
which the man handed to him. It was
an official hand bill, issued by the police,
containing the description of a certain
Anstrether Meadows, • gnaadom city
speculator of sea.iderable notoriety, who
had sbseueleirwith • considerable
City of Meader, after ruthlessly robbing
his sustonems and friends. Dr Jones had is in hearing—there is not the least
heard of the man, and, indeed, his name lens
ocaswn for playing comedy. Yesterday
had recently bean on everybody's lips. I I did not interfere, brogues, it was, of
The hand bill was b.ddad with an otter course. desirable to deceive my col -
of a reward of (:500 for his spprehensi•on, league-
and a full and detailed descriptive was 'I don't know you,' said Mr. Roberts,
. alt highly gwtided and imply names*
.d is .11 he saw, though on truth kis
mead was entirely preso'seupied with ether
matters. At t regtb, as they were 'Moll-
ie' thruegb the grounds, he staid, eaw
lesel7 :
'by
the wry. i .iooed . eertilcate yew
ttwday flat Dr. Behayr a Ham the eeriest
.troll. T
'what name i Do you rsooll.et r
'*•lysed., 1 tbisk.'
"Olt, yin,' was tk. reply. 'Be oases in
y..taed.p ensiles. Would yott like to
see him r
'Yes, I tbisk I should,' said Dr. Joao*,
cereleeeIy. 'His vale rather ileum/Mod
m.. Don't trouble to some of you are
busy. He is quake enough.'
'Yea, be is quiet monk, .o perhaps
yon will seems my roaming away from
you. I must go my rounds. Hi, Ed-
wards !' to an attendant, 'take this gen
dome, Dr. Junes, to ems WUliaut Ro-
berta, No. 93.'
A minute later, Dr Joins was sabered
into • stall private sitting room, where
be found Mr. William Roberta, wkuss
aoquaintest. he had made the previous
day. Mr. Roberts gave a palpable start
se his visitor entered, but immediately
assumed • vacant eapreemo0, .ad dam-
ped his eyes un the book he was read-
ies.
'You needn't wait,' said Dr. Jumps to
the attendee', in • confident tune. 'I
want to have • little chat with my frieod
here.'
The man somewhat hssi*&tinely with-
drew, while Mr. Roberts, manifestly ell
at saes, stole s hurried glance•t the doe -
tor out of the corners of his eye
'Well, Mr. Buberta. You remember
me, I suppose,' .aid Dr. Jones, pleasant-
ly, when they were •lose.
Mr. Rebores grunted, without looking
up.
g1g� —ti see you do,' replied his visitor, with
Amassed &debility. 'But, really—as no
fully toady to aberration of hs intellect. margin. After a moment's scrutiny, the
young hnan sprang from his apt with an
involuntary exclamation.
'Do you know him, sir 1 inquired the
bailiff, quickly.
'Knew him ' No. How the deuce
should I r said Dr Jones ctnitrolling
himself.
'I was 'opine for your sake, yet; could
lay your huger vn him, for then o a nice
'I wonder who the patient is i' I little reward offered,' returned the man.
'William Roberts,' said Mr Graces. i. 'Five hundred !' said Dr Jones. rather
'his matter -of -fad way. oontemptuoualy, as he glanced at the
'Yes, I know his name. But how the document.
dance can people in that position afford 'Aye, a tidy sum, ain't it, sir ?' said
to pay Balmyre's terms 1 His asylum is the snap. 'But, Lord bless yer, It's all
one of the mod expensive there is. auminery—all a blind. He's hoff long
'Ab ! that has struck you also, has it r ago, a -thin• in Ameriuy, as 1 said just
said Mr Graves, weaning] mow r
'Well, tt'e odd, isn't it 1 However, 1 Well, wherever he is, he has got a
suppose his relatives will starve them- fortune with him,' said Dr Jones, hand -
selves to pay for him. ing back the document with an animated
'Did anything else strike you 1' inquir- expression. 'Make yourself at hcme,my
ed Mr Graven man.' he added ; 'order what you want
'No. What do you Mena r said Dr As youeay, I dare say, this little matter
Jones, innocently.of mine will smarm be arranged.
'Have you any doubt of his being He homed away as he spoke, and en -
mad C tered his consulting room, where, after
'Good gracious, no ! Have you 1' de- locking the door, he commenced to
Dr .l mel, in amendment.
stride about in • strangely excited man-
'I stoned tib certificate. I wuppose it ser. After a while, happening to catch
is all right. Bat when I reflect I feel •
sight of his flwbed face as he passed the
little uneasy,' mid Me Grave., senoualy. looking glass he paused, and gravely
'I never saw • clearer cane in my life addressed himself
—never !' cried Dr Jones, alspping hie 'Come, Clarence Jones, steady your -
knee emphatically. 'I would stake my self. This kooks like a stroke of luck.
reputation that he is as wad u • March It may even be the fouitdatior of year
hare.' fortune, but you mosn't be toe cock sore.
•Ahem " coughed Mr Gwep..grsraly. vett.ay lie ett•takan. In any ase you
'Look at hi. manner " need • awl head tqptay your mrd. pro -
'Yes, his manner was eoeen'ric petty
enough.'
wed 1 For its southfsd and egaldil iaiaasee
�-' •.add
+ding to this
island • gram en the emit'. fee to removal sad
I/e.daw•. K the on.mel .vegan Art
re of
the inter- pee „p darsirtrft, A 's
view. 'Buwever,asyo. dollen Italsayre Vgrur Has we, pall Is rArtres
did ad pet y:,w ep to It, ['appeal It sena er gray haw to ite wow dark
ulual•w tit• "meth of to hair, all
w .aliokaeoideat Ives It • bauti(ul, eofi, gloomy sad
'Dr. Below" W "ever breathed • B Ili" appear.ssa•
word to serous, or to s.yefirm' mid Dr.
deem, solemnly. 'ltess.esher, he hes
his repetition to eelesM t• My strop
advise to yoe r sot to frighten lues by
reeealhg whet hos passed tedsy. This.
ler your sera take.'
'Arad • IMAs be yours, I dam say,'
laughed Meadows, who appareetly.could
,tut help adesinag his t utter s outdoes&
'Hewers', perhaps you are right. Mum
is the word fur all of es
Dr. Jones std ,tut paws to Gault over
the segos of his maneuver. He went
straight to the city in feverub haste, and run over t., Europe fur a year or so.
sever rested until the ranMnm Paid by You'll owe* back • new mss, and I gums
11[edvws was safely lodged ti kis bank.y.u'Il find e,erytbirgg all right on your
nue. hawing rot
rid of the lrieadsy `return. At say rate year health is Werth
mn,re tk•m )eau 11 luso by vao•Lioa.'
bailiff, and seat rinsed cheeks with most led titin6Riss1
theerAll Meese.
The Mealtime was well up is the
eighties. Two tea stood talking earn-
estly together ea • street sumer. The
• ebesdul, bright-eyed seas,
said �W his sallow. d, , 'r►loekiag
companion : "111 toil yes what is the
ratare b rosary
ter theavyer is t• . ,muagh to ill my man,
it will floor you before long, if yo. due t
give up. Just put two or three inflame
away, where it will be sate, sad where
you can draw on It, anti let the red CO
tv the deuce, if it will, white toe teake a
pressing creditors, h. Indulged Is de-
lightfulselt weigr.telations, an,d revelled
in the agreeable prospect of eoatis.ime
his professional career with hr debts
paid, and • substantial sum standing to
his credit.
'11 only shows,' he murmured com-
placently to hlmeelf, 'that su•ne people
are destined to make fortunes, and others
ain't. Look .t that fool, Grave tie
suspected the man was shamming when
I didn't, and yet he never troubled hit
head to ret to the bottom of the mystery.
Graces will probably die • workbome
.urges+, when 1 .ball be a baronet roll
ing in wealth. For, by Jure, there is
more to be made out of this bestow '
I'm not going to let Balmyre of —the sly
old fox ! I motel ruin him if 1 liked
but I won't. I flatter myself 1 know •
trick worth two of that ' By Jove,' be
.tided, eseeptiahy slapping bus knee.
'Be hoe m early daughter, and be is et
tush or tfllssoo I'll hies— i iii;;
111 be his sos-ia.isw, or tq seine is mot
Clarence Joss* r—ILoadesTruth.
given of his personal appearance. Dr gla.cing up .t bit": and turning Bulkily
Jones glanced through this ab.trictedly, aside.
Ltd then his eye lighted upon a rough 'That is quite immaterial. The im-
wood cut purporting to be a likeness of portant fad u, that I know you, Mr. An -
the /defaulter, which appeared in the 1.tr•tber Meadows,' said Dr. Jones, in a
low voice.
The moment haulm was pronounced
the man turned M white as marble, aid
beads of perspiration burst upon his fore-
head. He oast • terrified glance at bis
visitor's calm, determined face, and ap-
parently realised the uselessness of deny-
ing his identity.
'Are you • detective?' he netted.
1117 good air, if you reflect you will
remember that I ow a doctor,' remarked
Dr. Jones, quite soothingly
'Oh, yes ; to be sure,' said Meadows,
Metering himself. 'Well, how did pee
find me out t'
'I recognized you yesterday the mo-
ment I set eyes on you, notwithstanding
that you have shaved your mustache and
whiskers, and dyed your hair,' said Dr.
Jones, unblushingly. 'Yoe see I am sot
hostile to you..
'Thank God for that !' t•si(tBured the
Mari.
'I suppose your design is to remain
here until the hue and cry has died out,
and then to quietly alipt w►etl rtes
polite have given you op,' said the dos -
tor, smilingly.
'That was what Airalis did,' returned
Meadows, mentioning another notorious
Dr Jones signed the certificate with a
clear conscience, mentally contrasting
the present case with others he had certi-
fied to for Dr Balmyre when Mr Graves
had not been hu companion.
When they tool their sesta in the car-
riage again to drive back, Ir Junes
glanced at the house they were leaving
and said :
Io such circumstances ea stseaie cow
'ciente is often • useful ally. Young Dr.
Jones, having no scruples whatever on
the subject of hie liabilities, was enabled
to devote all his energies to the difficult
task of evading them. He was quite
unmoved by his tailor s pathetic appeals,
while he succeeded by sound argument
in convincing that taow suffering individ-
ual that hu only thence of getting paid
was to wait. But his powers of reason-
ing and persuasion, though efficacious in
some eases, often proved nnav►iling. seta' 'And his conversation. The man is a
that the air becalm darkened with write gibbering lunatic. You heard his &n-
and legal processes. The p*ex yonni( ewer when, on his saying he was the
man was thin fairly driven to his WHO Emperor of Russia, I jokingly remind -
The ,alh.w mei ami *Lid thowth the irooia he had in the fin wwid
have to be watched • little longer.
Do ars seely.
Do not delay, if suffering any forst of
B„wel Complaint, however mild appar-
ently may be the attack. but usa Dr.
Fowler's Extract of Wi'd Strawbewty.
it is the .14 reliable cure fees all farms of
Summer C plaints that require prompt
treatment. Alk your druggist and •:1
Sealers in patent •owlicines. 2
end. and saw no alternative hut to oak•
known his embarrassments, and thereby
jeopardise the success which had almost
seemed 'o be within hie grasp.
One morning( Dr. Jones was &••amus
.sated in hu cunteltimer, om, waiting for
patients, when there came 0 knock at
the door, and a little, shabbily-dreaeed,
bright eyed, elderly roan was presently
ushered in. Dr. Jones itrreted his visitor
with 'mingled feelinn. being disappointed ,.f hesitation that it is a clear case At for homed( if hs hopes as to paying hum discovery.'
1 an i an relyon you 1'
of • patient, yet relieved to lied lee was all events we shill her what Balm)» on the next da) were realised. suppose 7
tort • sheriff's n.ffteer. says. When hearties the nest morning, Dr. 'Implicitly. If you give me my prise
'How are you, Mr. Graves ? he *aid. Mr (:rare• smiled at this, but he only Jones wrote a little note to Dr. Balmyrr, 1 shall be in your power.
Iuatinetivsly adopting thecn.descnding anewerad - stating that ha had • great desire t.. pay 'V1'ell, you a» •cool hand, anyhow,'
Mae of • physician towards • general Well, there was no aierclte'. if the a visit to the asylum : zed, addin, that, said Meadows with •laugh. Rut what
11r11Outimer 'What van 1 do few you 1 man a lees mad than he appear to be, {taring been snmean• od to attend • cm- you say n frac enoogA. Come, what as
'Nothing, thanks,' mid the little man, he hes ,only himself to thank.' siltation in the neighborhood of the in -it to Its i'
briskly'but you can do pommel! a turn, With this remark the little man al. etitwtieon, he should he glad of an author- Dr. Josses named his figure --an en -
'What• sow are so diapered.' t uptly changed the conversation : but lee ' its 4, inspect it He sent the letter commonly stiff one, jodging by the raga
'What do vol mean I. ingwired Dr. had not succeeded, even when he set his I round by a set vane, eh., in reply, and indignation of lir. Meadows. Au
Jesse, a triia taken hack. +/tergal down at his own stomas, is ane- 1 brought trek one of Ike Belmyre s cards swgry argument then ensoe.d, however
'Itslieyre has 'shell me to Rn cp tri pletely teetering that gentletsat's eyaan- lilt with a tee words in the grant man.a ending, thr,wgh the dooctx's irwnes., iw
Hishbwry to xis, t i ore of insanity amity j handwriting scrawled on the beck of iR
ed him that a minute before he had
claimed to be the Grand Llama o f Thi -
bet. 'True,' he said, 'but that was by
my first wife.'
'Vas,' returned Mr (;raves, pensively
robbing his nose; '1'm not sore 1 hares'
heard that joke before.'
'Why, really, my dear sir, cried Dr
.lones,getting quit,{ hot and angry, 'what
is it pot suspect 1 i have not a shsd.,w
DIVERT THE CHILDREN
The latest steamy sometime i. Loudon
a caused by the announcement that
Loaf Chief Justice Coleridge Si about to
marry an Amerman lady whom tet first
met on the steamer on which be return-
ed tree the United States three yea»
egg.,, and eh,- threatened to bring an
action fur breach of promise if ho d.d
o.•t merry her. Society is very tomb
sgttated over the approaching event.
Ha Lordship's children are said to be
eery angry.
WS, W. she.to fea..it ab. Teem or
111tore. se lake Them sum.
It does not require expensive toys or
toe, elaborately mm
tri rd dresses re
In the history of medicines no prima
ration has received such universal own;
ggssldation for the alleviation' it affords
and the permanent cure it effects to kid
ney diseases. as Dr. Van Beren's Kianey
Cure. Its action in thew distress
onplaiots is simply wtnderful. bold
m
by J. Wilma. 2m ,
AYER'S a .i
Hair Vigor
• e
atsretelerl. sere the sag tioekaem K
'narks a writer iu the HoatAr f.f, to ahs youth, 1.4.4 ce gray bur to • .Mtsr.l, rtes
• child happy • Drees the cbddrea in brows color, or keep black. wall Morin&
rets simple, clothing and cover them by Its tet light or red Mir may M derkw4.
, easy L.L latr th.etaae4 n.•4 a=� CMS' a large white apron ix fn•ek that tlw 1.sot tees., cored
aa +
m easily be washed. In fine weetbet hews failing d tete heir, and etlatF
spread a blanket on a warm but shady tats • weak sed mealy grown to vigor. 11
pre.wts sed easel Kort and d•ndrul, and
place and let the baby have •large ironi:ts ply ..urs 4.513.. retain to eke
spoon and dig in the garden. He will his. A. a glade• lair t)eeeslntg, 10.
enjoy it wonderfully and It will do him soma t. saagesued , it meters, settbsr sal
ser dM weeders tm. War oft, showy. sad
addle 15 appearance, and imparts • mama,
good, and may save his life. I speak
from exeerience. Three little girls of
mine, one after the other, died in their
fled or second summer, duriag the trying
time of teeth -cutting. They :rad been
Ma edy mord for, when d.* ilia tis
fr.sk air ie • carriage. I bad t T mid
studied shout the care of cbildree. hal
physicians and medicine, but all in vain.
I was almost heart-hreken. Teen i had
• boy, more delicate than either of those
I had last. How could i hip* to save
1 him 1 The truth is I had been overtask•
ed after my marriage. and au lost my torn
health, and healthy children met hare
• healthy mother. An aunt of mine told
me to try letting him dig in the sand or
h. I tried it, gave up all medicine
ape.•ae, tied l-•mng terra.,.
elite. P. Iaxwra writes trews KIM", O r
!nip3, t*p : ` Last fail ney barer t..titmeaeed Ig
slng ooa•tt, awl lu $ abort rim 1 Menu*
scary MN 1 wed part of • bottle d ,
A i aa's Hatt t'to..a, wlicb stopped tie fall -
tug of tbe hair, an4 started • mew grew*. 1
1.0,5 sew a tell Med of lar e -w.
vigor-
ously, a..1 am convinced bet ror
w of y.•.w profanities 1 sOswld lava Mea
*ousel; b•:.t."
J. W. $nwrx, prrprt.t w er the McArthur
(01..' rq■armmays ."•rt We H Aia VISOR
1. • WOO eaaellent prep.trat.oe for 1W lair.
1 Peres ret It prow my owe espsrtetitie. 11e
ata pr.wm4M We griwt► d sew ball, lad
rias} awl soft. Tl. Vomit mit Ye alio
• rare rare tor dandruff riot within we
O .' . .1se hu the prevention ever fallod
I. gins vmtire int sltion."
*15. Snore Pataa•taf, leader of tie
aqrrlebrated •• rairbsire ►.roily" d Seott.sb
i'•.rslote, .v tee front BeAloe, Aye., res..,
ewe ••
Ever 54510 my Bair began to give W-
orry v.Weucs of tie Mange Mattis $seY
to„v pr.euretk. 1 Imre teed Area's HAin
%I....11 Sed o harm else able to malatata
for myself and baby, made a specialty of e„ey..k•ra h Me aa,.,an w
studying and preparing nourishing diet tot,. excel. wd Is roes Gess, sea 51.01151.
le the eye. d tie potato.”
pleasant recreations for baby and yam. o. A. PaxetmT, writsag twos n lie
f, praying duly sed constantly for deer o l r:rooms, awe, Awa A, tear, sap :
hteetlinv upon everything mid far lam
B�irection and guidance, and then
WW1 sore He would order all for the w�
best, and so giving up all worrying and tet
..re. So we both grew strong and 0r.
healthy, and have been so ever since.
My three boys and my girl are, thanks b
W
taassaw s*
Dr. J. C. Ayer kCo., Lewd', Maas.
5034 by all Drs
rascal.
'Well, it igen excellent plan, .o doubt.
The polioe would never think of looking
for you here,' laughed Dr. Jones. 'How.
ever, to Dome to the point. Of course, I
have no wish to denounce you.'
That is your ga.ne, is it 1 cried Mete
Tor, ears ago about twnthIo1 d m, bare
e ..1. 1t thtnood very raping, s.41 w..
.r..wisg Mid. tri asl.g Ataa'a Hate
r.. tlw fa,ltug .t pysd an l a Mw gnrwtb
eo.0n,.ueod, anal 1t sleet a i.o,,tb my ►s.4
e..wptrt.Iy eo.,-u-4 rlth ,tion Wr. 1s
r.n.tla u«t 4, grow, asst 1..nwes gout 5
.re a fell. 1 regularly sea but wee w
t1.. tl.:••& b.1 .ow ass it , as
drsaw/ng. ^
ere M,s ►sadn4s of .Impar ttetlm0Wle
the .mercy of Hsta Vrooa. la
mods but
drew., with • fierce oath. to God, all well and strong and • great
'Well, you see your secret is worth 1 blwing sod • oosefo tt to me.
something,' said the .nweleonte visitor, Children are—Ed alit sensitive than
in business -like tones. 'i could get the grown people. A mere trifle le sufficient
to make a child happy or miserable, and
my own sake, m well • mere trifle will turn the current of its
This so li!oaquy had s soothing effect, reward of £300 by rising my finger.
for he seated himself in the patient's arm
chair and deliben.tely knitted his brows
to think. The result of hisdeliberation•
ed n,ff w:!h coin re to
But I prefer --for
as yours—to make
'1 thought you
sneered Meadows.
terms with you.' I thoughts and direct them to new chem
were a gentleman. mels of interest To end s.-o...nt ran t30D�]fiIC373
• trial to co.etucs 10. meet
d Its taloa. A�
sty in plea'ing employments for young PLANING MILL
was that he start pow
his club, and spent some hours in going 'People used to think you were,' .aid children is certainly no Guy task. it I 18TA51L1RHSD Ietie.
through the newspaper files of the past the doctor, quite unmoved. 'But, after
month er two. He met a city acquaint- all, the title is an empty one.'
enol, oat whom he made particular Inquir-
ies concerning Mr. Anstruther Meadows.
Altogether. he evidently considered that
he had passed a profitable evening. foe
upon his return, he saluted the man it
possess:en with • friendly slap on •he
b.ck,anJ premised him • fire pound note
'Haag you, then, name your price h
+tied H..dows, after a pause. 'Belatytte
limpet sae up to this ; you art both is
the swim.'
Dr. Balmyre has betrayed no confi-
dence,' said Dr. Jones, pricking up his
pre. 'No one has any suspicion of my
'err un.
ed that yov might all., However, Dr .Tones did not loot con. , An hour later Dr. Jones presented hen-
be
as h• •eggesr
be willing f. take the lob, i called to time to marvel at Mr Grilse *atm'''. self at to. dont of Dr. Ha my»• ce e-
ased,rem yes &lore,( with me.' returned [h. inary ohteesays, for the diagre.sble' brsted estaMishm.flt.
Ofarfrog his hands under ht. teat diseovery that in We *Mee, • sheriff's H. was civilly reeett...a by tea mediad
ase s Pd oratorios of 'ottoman in charge, by whom be sea*
tail•. amyl warrniag himself ttet.:rw t!• I officer had been pieced to 1N ducted over the vpaeiooa, glovomy
his apartment., effectually drove all
mind. As was boildirtg. Of tl•tmf.e, 1N eexpressedhim-
'Wear 1 ea elvers ghd in "bilge Dt• other thoughts front his
his terms being agreed to. Meadow.,
se o,rdingly, gave him • letter to an
individual in the city, tt'rogh where
axency, in • mud shiest way, the re- -
quisttl Nes was to he paid.
'It is devilish lard Nees that 1 sen»Id
have to piny through the moss Wee for
requires forethought rid attentieri, for
active children are Bonen tired of their
amusements and ready for something
else ; but as they grow older and the
hos obis te maks better nee of their fami-
nes the task grows easier, and they wi
soon learn to enjoy helping mother.
Buchaaan,Lawaon : Robinson
la$uwr
as/s, D0°,4'1;1'116"B 4nds
05.1.50* mx ALL Renta OP
ft is no wonder that young moth^ts Lu`mber, Lath, Shii't flea
are often" weary and di e:ragtd. There ugh bvt1Aer's wraterbat of every M.erlt tion.)
is no more arduous or exhaustive work
for brain ..r body than the care ..f young
children. The work of the husband and
the father in office, workshop, warehouse
or farm is as ply compared to it. If
any man doubts this let him eschange
employments with his wife for only
twenty-four hours, and he will be epeeri
ily con timed.
tt.mrK•rn awed, r'.,..
it ie popularly admitted everywhere
that Met,lregnr's Speedy Cure a the
safest. most reliable and by tar the cheap.
e st remedy for Co.setip.ttio n, 'ATM' Com-
pltint, Indigestion, Impure Bl,e.d. Lure
of Appetite. and all elmslar trorhle•. it
is not necessary to lake a arrest gn.ntity
before any restlt h prwlseed. A few
doses will °.twine* yea ret It. Meth Thal
bottle given free at nen. Rhyne: drag
K ase, 1 m
5011001 FuIIITYM rsriq/LT7.
'.'1 Ordenprnmptly'attrnded to.
Oodsrich A*. 2, 1101 1110'1.1,
GODBBICK B0I118 VORIS
Ha v. (net tyre' role &large stork of fA
BRASS & IRON STEAM FITTINGS
—Waw__
BOILERS & EIUfflIES
In Salt Pans and Boilers
amllyr,n shoetowe ledg&
xall arta.s Per sew work awl revolts w
receive prem$ 5110.11...
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tlrsrb sew a. T. a. similes.
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