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The Clinton New Era, 1912-08-15, Page 7lp111.1111rSCtay, ..a.ligliSt 'letn.....tat4 , , ". • • • ....-,, •••• .-. .• ' - ' ',",,,.' - tiselswassowseasswwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwWWWWW7WWWWWWWWPISK. I SUFFERED - leytithia s By Leafs Tracy ooPYright by MoLeo d & Allen, Toro o EVERYTHING Per Years,RestorealTo Health by Lydia E.Pinkham's Veg- etable Compound. 1 ' Canadian women are continually writ - I' ing us such letters as the two following, Which are heartfelt expressions of grati- tude for restored health: Glanford Station, Ont—"I have ta- ken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound and never fourid any medicine to compare with it. I had ulcers and fall- ing of womb and doctorif did me no good. I suffered dreadfully for years until I began taking your medicine. I al- so recommend it for nervousness and in- digestion. " — Mrs. HENRY CLARK, Glanford Station. Ont. Chesterville Ont. — "1 heard'your medicines highly praised, and ayear ago I began taking them for falling of womb and ovarian trouble. "My left side pained me all the time and just before my periods which were irregular and painful it would be worse. To sit down caused ine pain and suffer- ing and I would be so nervous some- times that I could not bear to see any one or heir any one speak. Little specks would float before my eyes and I was always constipated. "I cannot say too much for Lydia E. • Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, for there are no medicines like them. I have taken them and I recommend them to all women. You may ,publish this testimonial." --Mrs. STE- PHEN J. MARTIN, Chesterville, Ontario, 'Canada. lj Ittate: tit STANDARD is thli NEtitlailif :Weekly Newspaper bE the Dominion Of Canada. $. It is national in 'all its -- It uses t5 insffxrCensivg ank-Kriv, ings, procuring the phOtographa from ell over the world. 0 Its articles are carefully' sale:Med find its editorial.„ policy is thoroughly !independent 10 A subscriptioti tB Thei Standard ec7sts,S2.00 per year td any address in ,rdinada. or Great Britain. 4, TRY IT FOR 1912! lippntreal Standard Publishing. ed.. Pe- Limited, Publishers. DON'T NEGLECT' YOUR WATCH A WATCH is a delicate piece of machinery. It calls for less attention than most imachinery, but must be cleaned Grid Oi:ed ocCaSicinally to keep perfect time. With proper care a Waltham iWatch will keep perfect time • for a lifetime. It will pay yen •torelri.to Id -us clean your watch v 12 GT TS months. W. R. Counter Jeweler and Optician. Issuer Of Marriage Licenses. Iiii si.E course?" Who you are?" "I sincerely hope not." Lord Fairholme WaS Very angry, and She caught her breath and Peered -not without good reason. He had at him again, and there was a tight traveled from London at an absurdly in her eyes that would have •infurin- early hour in response, to the urgent, ted 1Vlarigny had he seen it. It witc, representations of Susan, LaUy • • wll, too, that Medenhaaverted, since he slinply dared not Millicent Porthcawl had -Written a Little Li4or Pill& em's head was Maur, to whom. her inthuate. friend, Li meet her frankly inquisitive ga/0. thrilling account of the goings-on at Bournemouth:. It happened that the . overlooked the carriage -way in front SECURIT Cen u !net a rte r Ig [00 exPr'esced oS to the ort, age of farm hands in the Wrest to bat, vest. the great crop. '•Ilimy men will no doubt be regnited but unless the distributing is clone on a'better system than some tormer occasions there, will be room Tor great disappointments on both sides. The lessonsi_learned by Of some Ontations have lasteW-Them up to the present on he question of stay - "You know that such a thing would be horrid for me—for all of us," she persisted, "Yes," he said, "I feel tint very keenly. Thank goodness, the French- man felt it also." Cynthia tnought fit to skip to the third- item in her list. "Now as to Captain Devar?" she cried. ''His mother is dreadfully an- noyed. She hates dull evenings, and the four' of us were to play bridge to -night at Hereford, Why was he sent away?" "Sent awai.?" echoed Model-111am. in mock amazement. Countess of Porthcawl's bedroom . Bear Signature of or the Royal 13ath Hotel, and, when she recovered from the stupor sit re- cognizim, Medenlaam in the chauffeur of the •qttnrenen equipage, she grati" See Par -Simile Wrapper Below. fled her spite by sending a lively and • wholly distorted version of the tour viz,. to his aunt. la lake as algar4 The letter reached Curzon Street 't FOR NEARACIIF, a remarkably resoratiVe effect on the ERS FOR.DIZZINESS. during the afternoon and exercised CART now convalescent lover of forced ITTLE ran BILIOUSNES3. 5trawberries,- Lady St. IVIaur ordered FOTORPID1LIVER. her carriage, and was driven in a lit- IVER R plus. FOR CONSTIPATION FM SALLOW var. "Oh; come, you knew him quite fy to the Fairholtne mansion In Caven- Well. You said so in London, I ant . dish , Square, where she and her pot exactly the silly young thing brother indulged in the most lugu- look, mr, reitarey, and Count Marig- brious opinions as to the future of ny'a coincidences are a trifle far. "pool' George." They assumed that fetched. ]loth he and Captain Dever he would fall an easy prey to the wiles fully understood what they were do- ing when they arranged to meet in Bristol, and somebody must have tred a very big gun quite close to the fat little man that be should be scared off the instant he set eyes on of a "designing American.N1tli Fen VIE COMPLEXION , Price I maarirroxrunt ausee701,,ese, ge eels 'Purely 'Vegetable. uce— CURE PACK of them had met many eitieena of the ---- United Stales, and each shared to theEdito-iai Notes - fullest extent tbe common British clis- like for every person and every thing that is new and strange, so they had visions et a. Countess of Famholrae Then Medenham resolved to end who would speak in the -weird tongue catechism that opened no illirnit- r,o chteago, whose name would be able vistas, for he did not want to "Minnie," who wopld call the earl ose Cynthia just yet, and there was no knowing what she might do if utterance with "Say," or "My land!" lioppa number two," and prefix every An early session of DominiOn Par- liament is mooted. l She suspected the truth. Although, Both brother and sister had laughed ---o-- This is the day of the revival of the lightning rod. lf the situation were strictly dissec- ted, IVIrs. Devar's chaperonage was as bseful to him as the lady herself in- tended it to be to Marigny, there Was a viral.difference between the two American is equally ludicrous in its Sets of circutustances. He had been . olundere. In devising means "to save pitchMrked by fate into the company Geor e" they flew into a panic. Lady Many a time at, the stage version if a Briton as presented in Paris, but they forgot that the average English. nian's conception of the average IA a charming girl whom he was learn- ing to love as he had never loved woman before, -whereas the members of the money -hunting gang whose that she was already sufficiently coin- acheme he had aecidentally overheard St. Maur telegraphed a frantic appeal to Lady Porthcawl for information, but "dear Millicent" took thought, saw /flitted, and caused her Maid to iepla that she had lett Bournemouth for the week -end. . A, telegram to the hotel manager produced more definite news. CYO- thia, providing against the receipt of any urgent messege from her father, had given the College` Green Hotel as her address far the night; but this ittelligence arrived too late to per- mit of the Earl's departure till nest morning. Lady Porthcawl's hint :that the- "devoted George was traveling in- cognito" prevented the use of wire or post. If the infatuated viscount were to be brought to reason there was nothing for it but that the Earl should hurry to Bristol by an eatly train next morning. He did hurrY, and arrived five minutes too late. Marigny, of course, saw teat lightn- ing lad darted from a sunfiner sky. ht Brighton were engaged in a de- liberate intrigue, outlined in Paris as Soon as Mr. Vanrenen planned the Motor tour for his daughter, and per- fected during. Cynthia's brief stay. in London, So he appealed to her for forbear. knee on a plea that he imagined was Sure to succeed. "I don't -wish to conceal from you that Captain Dever and I have fallen out in the past," he- said. "But I am genuinely sorry for his mother, who certainly does not know what a ras- Pal he is. Don't ask me for further details now, Miss Vanrenen. He will hot cross your path in the near future, and I promise to tell you the whole -story long before there ie any chance of your meeting him again." For some reason, deep hidden yet delicately distinct, Cynthia extracthd 'a good deal More than from that simple if the despised chauffeur bad proved hpeech than the mere words implied. such a tough opponent, 'what- would The air of the downs 'was peculiarly happen now that he turned out to be fresh and strong in the center of the a sprig of the aristocracy? Ile gues- liridge, a fact which probably ac. sed at once that the Earl of Fairholme pounted for the vivid color that lit appraised Cynthia Vanrenen by the her face and added luster to her Dever standard. He knew that five bright eyes. At any rate, she .drop- minutee in Cynthia's company 'would ped the conversation suddenly. ' alter this doughty old gentleman's "Mrs. Dever 'will be growing impa- views so greatly that his present ,fury tient," she said, , with an admirable would give place to idolatry. No'mat- assumption of ease, "and I want to ter what the cost, they two must not buy some pictures of this pretty toy meet, and it was very. evident that if bridge of yours. ' What a pity the light Hereford were mentioned as the Is altogether wrong for a snanshot, night's rendezvous, the Earl would and it is so stupid to use films when proceed there by the next train. one know fs that , the sun ia in the What 'was to be 'done?' He decid- " What about all those Agriculture representatives the Provincial Gover. - ment were to send to Huron Co? Why is the question only. mootEd when a politieal campaign is on deck caraerat? , President Taft in capitulating on the reciprocity question displayed the political weather vane without any doubt, Ile is between two great wind storms and to trim hie sails pro- perly in the coming 'Presidential con- test is no easy job. Possibly his de- sire to please the insurgents in his ranks may lose him many votes for his enange of front. Today there are now nearly 1,000 free rural mail routes in the Dominion of Canada. With. -this 20th Century improvement coupled with the rural telephone and the electric railway great changes have been wrought in farm life. Now the tillers of the sod are in touch with the uttermost parts of the earth as the daily mail and electric wires bring the history of the world to their home- circles. ed. promptly. Lifting his hat, and of - Whereat Medenham breathed freely fering Lord Fairholnae his card, be again, while thanking the gods for the made up his mind to lie, and lie spe- delightfully effective resources that ciously, with cirourastantial detail and every woman—even a candid, out- convincing knowledge. spoken Cynthia—has at her fingers' 1 "I happened to meet the Vanrenens ends' in Paris," .he said. "Businetlet brought The shisplest meane of reaching the me here, and I was surprised to 'see Vanrenen without Glouceeter road was to run back past the hotel, but the goddess of InIFFY Miss her father. -You 'will pardon my reference to Your thence elected, for her own purposes, Bea, 1 am sere: His attitude ie ex - that IVIedenharn should ask a police- ; plicable now. Be resented my offer man to direct hilt to Cabot's Tower, and, the man having the brain of friendly assistance to the Young Surveyor, he was sent through bY- 01 a• lady.. Perhaps he thought she might avail herself of streets that saved a few yards, per- haps, but cost hini many minutes in "Assistance? What is the reatter?!' stopping to inquire the way. Hence, "She had arranged for a car to meet he missed an amazing sight. 'Fhe her here. As it was not forthcoming, merest glimpse of Count Edouard she altered her plans for a tour of Marigny's new acquaintance would Oxford, Kenilworth, and Warwirk, and, surely have pulled him up, if it did has gone in Viscount—Viscount—" not put an end to the tour forthwith. "Medenham's." But that was not to be. Blissfully "Ah, yes—I did not catch the name Unconscious to a dignified yet strange- precisely—in your son's car to Lon- ly perturbed old gentleman. that the don." . , tar Number X L 4000--contriAning EY this time Lord Fairholme had it young American lady wad her friend ascertained the Frenchman's descrip- and driven by a oenceited puppy of lion, and be was sufficiently well ac - a chauffeur who suffered, badly from quainted with the Valley of the Loire tete montee—had just gone up the hill" to recollect the Chateau Marigny as to the left, 1Viedenhana at last reached a house of some importance. the open road, and the Mercury leap- ed forward as if Gloucester would hardly wait tilt it arrived. there. The old gentleman had only that 6 Piano urdimers shad nonemak eskep I** /ad ODOIIERTY *hes/ridge 0.-ato One ef the Best Equipped Piario Factories in Canadd W: Doherty Piano and Organ Co., Limited r Factories and Bead Office • CLINTON, ONT. Westin -Di Branch, 280 EABGRAVE STREET, Li 4 WINNIPEG. ldAN - "I beg your pardon, Monsieur le Counte, if I seemed to speak brusque- ly at first," he said, "but we all appear- ed to be mixed up in a comedy of er. minute alighted from a station cab, rors. I remember now that , my son and a question he addressed to- the telegraphed from Brighton to say that hall -porter led that .civil functionary he would return to -day. Perhaps my to refer him to Marigny "as a friend journey from town was unnecessarY, of the parties concerned." But the newcomer drew himself up somewhat stiffly when the foreign per- eonage spoke of Medenham as a "Puppy," , 'Before our, conversation proceeds any farther I think I ought to tell you that I am the Earl of Irairholme and that Viscount Medenham is my son," and he May be only engaged in some harmless escapade that, ig „TipW near- ing its end. I am very mach obliged to you, and---er—I hope you will call when next you are In London. You know my name --my place is in Cav- endish Square, Good -d." . So IVIarigny was left a secotd time on the steps of the 50101, while the he said. , cab which brought the Earl of Fair - that the Earl's explanation took fresh holme from the railway etation took shape. 1 "I mean," be went on, perceiving lthat hie hearer was none the wiser, "I mean that the..chauffeur you allude him back to It. The Du Vallon came panting from the garage, but the Frenchman sent it away again. Hereford was no great to m Viscountedenbam. istance by the direct road, andhe, Marigay, though born on the bent!! d , lied already determined not to follow liM Pt the l'ac'ir", was. 6 B"thern Pl'enen' the tortuous 'route devised by 'Cynthia matt by descant, and the hereditary for the day's Pan: Moreover, he mist tint of olive -in 'late esktil heortuie promi. new reeemaitierlyie sabono.. Canadian National Exhibition heat only *hen his emotions were nrourferi. Now the pint and wilite of his complexion we thsged' with yet- tovriehdrsen.' Never before in hie life had he been visite so surprised—never. "lie—be Raid his natne tvae 'Pits- roy," was all he could pap. *9110 It te—the dog, !rook the family win, 31 was well that the hall -porter name and dropped his title in order did not underiitand Prepeb, or the to go gallivanting about ,the countrY verde *at were, muttered by 1Viarigny 'with this yOusil- Perla* . • • ea en he toped 0P.bbi kieel and re -en - American, I am told—ould with that %rod the betel Might- base iho'oked detestable oreature Mims. Dever wax And, todisid, they were roost un - long telegrams which he had just dis- Datched th Dever London and to Peter Vaarenen tn„Parle alight de- mand istsy. • - , And to—Think 01' that accurfied chauf-2 Sour belha a illoount1 Flis gorge rose A that. The thodest almost choked SOME FEATURES OF Imperial Year Imperial Cadet Review Cadets from all the Overseas Dominions Exhibits by the Provinces Dominion Exhibits Band of Scots Guards From Buckingham Palace Paintings of the Year from Europe Paintings by best Canadian and American Artists Imperial Cadet Competitions Boy Scouts Review . Everything in Educational Exhibits Siege of Delhi Besses 0' Th' Barn Band , Britain's Best Brass Band Dragoons' Musical Ride Industries in Operation Butter Making Competitions America's GreatestLive Stock Show Canada's Biggest Dog Show America's Prettiest Pussies Japanese Day Fireworks Motor Boat Races Hippodrome and Circus Four Stages and Arena all going Eruption of Mount Vesuvius Athletic Sports Ten Band Concerts Daily Acres of Manufactures Imperial Fireworks --60 Numbers Aug. 24. 1912 Sept. 9 ,TORONTO A Miss Bannister, 'GOsilehd, township, Essex Co., was,marriecl to aMr. Chatterton, •WindSOn We hope they' will prov* 'a. pair of stayers. ease reaclieml!i) or the, New Era Might not 'see it, that•is ioke. Sonfetirmes ours have to be, labelled. • Ex-PresidenRo t osev•sa iert y,s he ia going to presv the baltle -tolhe gates. William J. 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