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The Huron Expositor, 1901-09-06, Page 66 , — , , - ABSOLUTE , &.j� M 21 01 C3 M 19 M 0 1 . SEGuRITY� - Cenulne C-arster's 0 Little Liver Pills I Must Bear Signature of I � -, � � OV � ;:;;;,.� N - .,.,.;,e � - - " ::;10";;, i� 'kv '010;�� 11�� "O' ::: 11'.O� - , I 5" PAC-Simila wra0per Below. I Teory isinusu ond as easy I 4" - � I " take a& sugar. - . 11 — 9 FOR 11ABACM � : I . CAM"FOR DIZZINESS" — F%Q k EL; I i FOR 1111019SNES14 � .- -. 1119� . .� -1 .� :1 9 516& , � -T F� . -1 t I - .t _; � . 1. f : .7 FOR TORPID LIVEi. i �' � _ N4 I IVER , ;. �Z. . .- I : , g,� �4� i 11 FOR CONSTIPATION. I I .�� 1:UF - � I I PILLS . - - i 7 -1. ; - 1. _,; � a ' - I -1 I .414 1 - _�, . - FOR ULLOW SKIN. �!r # - R �� - - . - . : I - , _� - : -7 �_, A i! ,FOR TNE COMPLEXION L- - -, " , -4. � I .1 � :& I — ; � � Ix - I — — � — . I . `f Q� t . . , %! �1 I - — 4. Z A .�. . � - Usnu MVsTO"V6jrO1AnW!!j. _ ��-_ 1-i . I : #_ _ � I : � � i ;�-- ---,j dut,ly" vwetewe,>Ofw,�Io, ii - � . � � ;.. I � � - - _� . _� � . - -1 � ; I 71 6 . i . h — i j � MAP. — — . I � — - I - � I - � � � _ � 4 , - �L � - I ti . � . � � .: i i : ,� _1�f I m � i - I - A 4 1 CURE StOK HEADACHE. � � t 4 . V . . - 1 I I.. i . 1n_ � , I . I ,I I : , . . i _;�� _ . �. , � . . :- . � � . -1 4 . i I - ,. , ; I , 12 - - " � , � �� _ . i I- I I . � t i.%'.�., _. _!�;, I � I - I . I � _�t�� . I - - �� , .. i - _�� .1 VETE'RINARY L _-.�, -�,j_- L'� .. I � . f, - Z � -. � . � ; �_2vc � � - - . _ - � . - ; .� ��_ ^.1 , � . . ,,_ I . ZVE, V. S., honor graduate of Ontario - , .1 - L . GUI . . . I I 5 L4 " 4 . � JORN-eterinary College. A. Idive"es of Domesil . I i � .. 1 - , . ; � -1, . ,� - _x j � i 11 I` 2. " eated. Calls promptly attended to an I : - � animals. tr � . . 1 7 . .— � .� I . u _?74�. .� . aharges moderate, Veterinary Dentstry a specialty. � � . ,. i. 1- � , 4 1 I � I � Office and residence on Goderich street, one door - � 11, - , k. - :.,: 1, . � � � , .1 r � , 2 1112-9f f. -t7 � �A�, -, � rC. 1. ; of Dr.Soott's offloo, Seaforth. _ � I - ".'t t I " - Z L � I : L " . ii � _ i : .Itl �:�_. _ � .1 A � I. T . I I � - I I i i�,; _' .. . i _ _L 1 L� - I -1 . I � I . _4� . � - -1 . LEGAL . c �� -_;� I K . . . . - - . I , � � I I � L M �. �; i� � .. I I I - a ;,.- 1 -1 . E JAMES L. KILLORAN, I : r �: I - ,r � j L ..,! . � _ - I a .1. -1 I . Z �L 7 � I . _! Itartliter Solicitor, Conveyancer and Not:Lry � L� . , I 4, i . . - , r . � A]* ftbllc� Money to, loani Office over Pickard's Store - . X , , A. -1 � � , _,1Fj L . � � . Main strout"Joaforth. - 1628 . � � I , � . � , . . ; . ,.;- L: �_' . - I �L . . I r A I �, � - R - z . - � �� t;� - 1 1 � . r R. S_ HAYS . _... . � - 1. I � .� 1: I �� I t � I Barrister, Solicitor. Conveyancer and Notary Public, 4 � !� 1, . _Z - . � t I I I - I - �, -Soliottor for the Dominion Barsk. OM je—ia rear of � . I � I I �, I'� � i L. Dominion Bank, Seatorth. Money to lo3u. 1236 r I - . ..; I . , I . � I �11 - _;, '. L � . I - , - � " A � . . . 4'. , � � L i� - I % ; . - Z 4 1 1 M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, - - ; � :..,-.- �., � 1, I r - I ja NotaryPublio. OffiGes up st!Ars, over 0. W. Z ,�aw.�, ; � *� i j L I � . � _� ;! � � I P&pst's bookstore, Main Strebt, Sesforth, Ontario. ' � : ! L - i - - - i il I - 1 : .1 1627 1 - � - - , ;� . . . q . I , .1 I .1 - � � . - - , � I . � I .- � i I - , - . 7 � -rTFVKY BEATTLE, Barrister, Solicitor, &c. . ; . " 4 � � � � � . _. - ; .- p I . . I I 1 i7 ,- k -1 � . . JM Money to loan. Offloo—J'ady's Block, Sea. L __ _1 , I - . " : , I � L , " forth. 1679 -ti : . I � . � . . I � I �, " , - - .1 ; L j r . ARROW & .GARROW, Barristero, Solicitors, &-c. � 1. I . I . i . .- __ - i L G(Jor. Hanjitton St. and Squarej Godorich, Ont. I - � I 1 1 . . . J. T, GARRO*, q. -O. � ;- - I - - . - IL - - I I L, I ,. - I - 1676 . I C1lARLX8 GAAkaw, L. L. B. I I -1 I � - � . I I - - '. , I - -1: �. - 'D KOLM,98TED, iniacesoor to -the late Arm of I I . i .. � I � I . 1 -2, ti ! � -1 . 11 I _t I 1! . McCaughey & Holmeeted, Barrister, Solicitor . L, �� i4 I . i � fjonveyanoer, and Notaiy . Solicitor for the Can ,_ I 11 - - - , - � . ; ;I ��.� I . , ' a4tanisankof Commerce. Monoy to land. ]Farm � I � I I :14. - - for uls. Offloe In Scott'@ Block., Main btreut � - ;.- _ , 7 L I : ; �j , ;� . 1 7 ; -4 1 - Uatforth. I i . i 0 . '.1 1 .Z I . . � 1.4, 4 1 1 . . � �q : � � 1. � 1-1 - — 1. 7 . I I I , I � � �m I -,, I., 1, i . I - .- '. �f 11 o 4, 4 . _� . I I , � I I - - . re� . DEN11STRY. I I X � . i . I 1: I - � . I - . ; . i , � 7 � i I . � - L I � a . � � I I , . . . t � : � 1.1i. I - - BELDEN, D. DO SO � . _� ., - G. F t L ; - ; a . . . I I . I DENTIST. . I � r I - I I I L ; I .7 , � larik, ,j - _ c lt�ows over the Dominion' L blain Strec . I � I I � _ __ I . , . � &&forth. i691-tf L I .- � r . � -� A v i ___ __ I ' I . L - I . ]-1 ..: � F, A. SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of the jl . , %; � I I . I Royal College nf Dental Surgeons Toronto,also : - . I o I I � L - L - I P_ I L . I ; f F, & f r% ,.I i 'r & graduato o apartmen o on . r,y, orou o Univeraity. Office in the Patty blook, Houmll. Will visit Zutfoli. every Monday, commonotng Mon. day, June lot. . . 1687 DR. R. it, ROSS. Dentist (successor to F. W. Twoddlo), graduate of Royal College of Dental 8urgeons of Omario; Orstelaso honor gradusteof Torouto Univerotty. ; crown and bridge work, also gold workin P.11 Its forms. 411 the mobtltuodern methodu for painless fildng and paInIvedextrautiou of teeth. All 0 er4ticato e:trefully p*rformed. Jffice -Tyroddlell olsotand, ovur DIII'd grocury, Se%forth. 1640 - . - � 99DICAL, . I - Dr. John -McGinnis, - I � � � 1: i � I . . . : . I I Alon. Graduato London W6jtern University, member �� : 1- - -of Ontario College of PhYsiclans and Surgeons. . 1. I . , -Formerly occuoled by Mr. Wm, . I . . 012" and Residence I - � - -next to the Catholic Church I � flckam, Victoria Street, - sllr$lght oulls attended promptly. 1463xlg . - : I __ - .- __ _________:___ � - I . : . I LKX -ZHUNN M. D., reilow of tht Rr,),hj - � A aoileBr 'of phy9folans mind Surgeons, Kingotou I . Ke I , I . 4606029or to Dr Maoldd. Offlat Istely.-occupled � 1 kesidenot . . Dr, aoild,, uk,�,'- birooll fjostorlb. I - .,tOorner of Vi . . . . . . . 1,,-;� ---' (I rq In house lately occupied � - u I . I I L. 1, a I 11111 ; . - - - , i4 - � �T - . a ... v �,! 1_-_ .--- . . ': - � . . .. I - ORI . .44'.. URROWS, . osid ta3tdoni Vilefrin air,d Surgeon, Toronto Gt,n. � - - oral HospitaL _, onor-K.-Adusto Trinity University, I member of th, . , olloge of Physicians nud Surgeons - I . Ontario, . . eoner Jor tho County of Huron. .- - - Office and RoBittenco-Ooderich Street, Eaot of the - ! .11 I sletnodiot Oh4vh, Tolep I hone 40, . - I A 1886 1 1 -_ .- I �, I _� � � � : I le DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY, . - , PJUY81Ci.&.NS AND SURGEONS, I , , , �" , ` ", , , - `� - - - - - , e- � - . ,11 I o ,.C, ol 00 I �_ � � � . - Godorloh otmot, opposito Methodist oburoh,fleatorih � . - J. G� FJGOTT-',, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and. - - member Ontario Colle e of Physicians %nd. � . Surgeons. Coroner for 6ounty of Huron. I - z a - . 0. MAcKAY, honor graduate Trinity University, � I ld modtillst Trinity Medical College. Member r I � to'llege of Phy0ciar,s and 8urgeone, Ontario. . . i 1488 � . � __ . — . - McLEOD'S . - . - . System. Renovator . - -AND OTHER - I I . I TEE -TED - REMEDIIESs z_ . � I � . A spo1fic and'aabldobe for Impure, Weak and Im - �' pDverlehod Blood, leaple8800049, Palpsts. sion of the illj,4et"IlTvIle��fjpo"loa"ls : L pinin1l, Neuralgia, Loss 7 � of Mentory Brouohit!3, .Consumption, Gall Stonom, . � Jaundit.-, klonoy and Urinary Diseases, St, Vitus, � _. Danoe, Female Irtegulartoleli and General Debility. I - LABOUATORY-Goderich, Ontario. - .1 . J. M.'McLEOA Proprietor and Manu I m T. . ` factura- . Sold by J 8, ROBERTS, Sealorth. � 1601 -if . : � , Z _ � � � � I - � �� - - I . I � To the public of Seafarth . . . - . . I and surrounding country . I � � . i I __ . I I I � HAVING PURCHASED ..wWrjL ; . - L I I .. - � � 1. - � - I- Th e He a t Business � i � . - � Formerly �cqnduoted by -� � I . I I � I I T. R, F. CASE & CO. . . � I I true', by strict attention to business and � I supplying a first class article at a. reasonable I � , � price, to merit the patron-.ge bestowed on . I I - Clio We firm. I � . � I I - I I � I Will pay the highest market price for ! I dressed poultry, good hides, skins and tal. l I ! .1 I OW. * . � � I P ��_ - I I . . I �. � � I - I I , I .1 I ; . 17194f . . � I . t . � - I � I I : � i ., � � I I � I . . I � I I . � I . . . � . - � . I TH]Pj---. HUR,ON- EXPOSITOR 1000N 100000000 — - I — .1 _________ I � 111004*,=-;j�, . � .- . I . - - - I A POINTER IN STOCIKS. . - tor, f I ihat my investment is—" . 06 Gone I Yes, that's the plain Engliub S: f I . BY GEOR(tH It. SANDISON. I . Topsy.w1unge -iptaiiped out, you understand. Droppe I Off. sick . — . - I I ten points in a single foronooti,.and closed Ha . � 1, . hat's a favorite attitude of the small on a falling market, with no., immediate - it CHAPTER III.' bJ. And in this again 11 the child is proi-peots of picking up." - - - During the next fortrigh.t Sparville was thl! father of the man, " The in I an does Mr. Cherrival felt a lum in his throat " I first used A er's Sarsaparilla In a state of suppressed excitement. There n0L essay to -walk through life- on his which prevented speech. Re grow pale, were few ou'tward and visible Indications of ha: ids, but he creates for himself a king- and rope unsteadily to his feet. . in the fall of 18Z8. Since then I anything unusual taking place in the quiet - , doin of topsy-tury SO Don't go. . I want to say somethincy have taken it every spring as a , It I village, yet the actual condition of affairs dom, He turns niZ; more, " pursued Silas, mercilessly, .Be blood - purifying and nerve - might not untruthfully have been likened to into day. - He eats re- seemed to enjoy the wriggling of this poor, strengthening ,medicine." - f a slumbering volcano, whose bidden fireB I gardless of thne and unoopbiritioaLed worm on his hook, S. T.' ones, Wichita, Kans. threatened momentarily to pierce the cruel, : " Perhaps you remember, Mr. Cherrival, . I physical necessities. and buret forth In flame and smoke, The - I He inakes a pleasure that we agreed—solemaily agreed, Sou un- If you feel run down little postoffice was the daily rendezvous of, of his bu.4iness and a derbtand— that this little arrangement c f groups of villagers, who talked in whispers, � business of his pleas- Ours was to be strictly private. Isx,'D the t and became instantly silept whenever a . ure. In fact, he ef- 80 Vy - � are easily tired, if your stranger appeared to drop in a letter, or in- I fectually reverses the "Yes," -gurgled Mr. Cherrival. e- I nerves are weak and your . quire for the mail. In the back koorn of I - � � I order of natural liv- world seemed slipping away from him. He blood is thin, then begin I saw The great tempter, in this human Gurnee's grocery,. too, sundry meetings took ing. The result is . place, at which the shoemaker, the bakee, . . physical disability guise, looking at .him and mocking his agon7, to take the good old stand- ' the blacksmith, the lumberman and the � enerally introduced He heard the voices of :accusation and de- i � . I . . . � - carpenter were frcquently resent. Mr. I .? 1* gy t, weak 1�, stomach. rision taunting him. The room was filled ard family medicine, ' 1 4 .� . Burd, the village attorney, Tropped in I . ': �: The. food he eats does with them. The solitary light glared at Ayer -'!s Sarsaparilla. -* at . .. some of these gathering#. He and old Gar. . ! .1 : .. " not nourish him be- him like the eye of an evil olpirit. . ; *. I " Silas went on, and his voice � rett Storms, the dairyman, were seen- to.' .... :,. - , cause the stomach - 11 Of course# It's a regular nerve . gether in close consultation, walking d.own .. ., . and its associated seemed to- come from the vastness of a pit, Main street, after one �of tb"e meetings ; , .I.. organs are not able Of of course, you meant to keep your word ; lifter,. a perfect blood o .. t. 4. ASA y _%r . it 11 whereupon Mr. V ule, Eno village waton. maker and jeweler, and Hurry,- the feed t's man, who did business on oppoift sides of the same street, nodded over the causeway . . to extract the nolir_ . ... . ishment from the . - � . . : I : I . 1. � . . . food, : Hence, the I , .." * , body is under nour- ... " .Yvu n V. ou gave away our t , secret., parson, and that's the whole trouble, A secret that is known to three is a secret no longer. Why half the town knew it in e , uil er. .sl.es,wftj,. A,1*01111110118. Ask your doctor what he thinks of yerts Saireaparills. He knows all about this and to each other and winked knowt ingly. Rider I . . 11.1 ished and disease de- leseln a week." - old family medicine, Follow his vJse and , Dutcher, of Mr. -Charrival's. church, went,'to i . velops in one form so Impossible !" whispered Mr. Cherrival ' we will III satisfied. J. C. Arxx Co., Lowell, 3fass. New York three times during the weekO and i I � or another, horror stricken at the charge ; "I told n 3 - ___ ------- on his return was visited at his home, on . Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery one-exclept my wife, and she-" "There-thitt'sthe.keyto � . .. -____1._._._..4§1.0Od= — . shoulder, in a familiar way. 11 Of course, it River street, by nearly half the coj)greg%- tiom, including Mr. Marsh, the NeX'.OD, and . . cures diseases of the stomach and othei the combina. _ tion. Ah, parson, you've, got the old Adam Miss Blisselt, the soprano of the' church organs of digestion and nutrition; it in you, after all. - I I 1,61d my wife,' yo didn't strike you that the fact of my guaran- I choir. The Ladies' Aid Societies of the'. cures- through the stomach diseases ,,which originate in 'a diseased condition go Y. Ah, it's the same thing every tim too ing your purchase would set POW off on � . the same track, eh ? Well, it did. But, Presbyterian,. Methodist. Baptist and Re. form churches held informal meetingii at one ch and its allied organs, Nil human nature, the same confounded, old. unreliable human Dature'." � ' . though you're all right. I didn't guarantee . - another's houqes, at which local oharieties .Hence, it cures, "weak" lungs, "weak" 4 The imputations leveled, at his heart'i the whole town ; nor did you�so both our . I 1 heart 11 weak" nerves -and other forms of n roae:urweof it by asking them aboul � I, might be forgiven if he had been the instru- *unwittingly,of consciences are clear on that score. This were seldorn even mentioned. Hutton, the liveryman, declared that his horses were overworked, he had so many customers who . wanted to make' calls. Talman, the local newsdealer, doubled -his orders for Now York dailiee, twice within the week, and wal$ regularly sold 'Out. The only individua I . I - - - -who did not seem to share in the general agitation was the local druggist ; for the � populatio I n of' Sparville-a healthy one at, all times-wa4 so preoccupied , that it abso. lutely forgot its trifling ailments, and pro- priety nostrums were therefore at it dis- f so-called weakness. . I %tX had been trotibled with catarrh of the stontach and heart trouble,lf write.-,, Mr. W, D. Merchant, of 'rylersburg,, Clarion Co., Perjula. "Had doctored for some time without relief, then I begau to take .Dr. Pierce's Golden Aled- ical' Discovery. I took- seven boUics. Before I , ,,, I �`Iiljllq poltilds, and novr began to take it I weighel, I weigh 176. 1 a ",()r g steadily and feel I like a well inan, I .,4end you joany thanks.tl Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con. atipation. partner loosened the bond8 of his apeech, squares our little accuunt." . and Mr. Chorrival lowered in righteous in- Ai he ippoke,'he handed an envelope to dignation. . Mr. Cherrival. 11 Sir, you mistake -mistake altogether. Of You'll find there the exact �mount you Nothing has ever passed he'r lips ; of that _. am confident. Whatever charRe you havi ' put lit, with,interent, so that you don't lose made againat me, I am willing to bear; bu anything, and I keep the guarantee, which wipes our, the score, There'd a note there, you shall not any another word that woul( imply again4t hpr." besides, which will explain'snother matter, " Now, lo6k-'�-hore; Cherrival, don'o be s4 but you needn't read it, now, No, no ; We . testy. See 6er4e !" and, as he ispoke, he un all right. parson ; I've simply kept my word folded a paper on the desk, beside which ho to see you through, whether the market was seated. ' " Here's Finck's report' of tho went up or down. It went the wrong way, this time -for you, that's all." -_ - MINNNN v lite pointer on stocke-a dead ri - a] got � a priv count. The Sparville BAnk's ledger -showed . .1 eent, you know -and it �,ot about among whole affair. You can read it as well as I The little'p-tetor heaved a great sigh of There a larger percentage of deposits with . I within those two wceks than in any church folks, and they've evid . ently can. are seventy, if there are t relief. He had baen on the brink of a gulf, dozen, all Sparville Wks, save one or twi . previous year,. in its history. Spmrville is i slow� gone in PretLy generally, that fool of a broLher-in law of � mine .with the r e.t of and had began to slip over into the abyss, over at the Branch, and I'll take my Bibli when the enemS-for. how could he regard town, and its people are careful of its I . � finances. . them. I ju,9toanght, him in time, for he oath they got no wind of it from me, that', Silas Meeker an otherwise ?-had drawn him flat ! Yet. they've -all been in our deal an( . . di I didn't see ynu at churd-4 yeiterday, would have been in even more de.eply, had I ' him yesterday." . - nor, srt,n back with a strong hand,to the solid Rround. buying Podunk Consolidated for nigh th . 'e' Thrustil)g the envelope into his pocket, he Mr. Chase," maid President Grisson, Of t I he Sparville Bank, to the cashier, lafter open. I , - - 11-rn,,, kaid the p,regident, dri Y' 11 weeks. How d'ver make that out ? When did they et their information, �xcept fro e sayed to exprepo his thanks, but his lips 9 n 4 � Ing cn the second Monday after .P.Astor \Vell, Mr. C111150, DO -accognmodations, r'e. tnernbcr, Please be careful," were dry and the words were inarticulate, your own folks, co ?" � Silas -accompanied him to the doorway. 11 Cherrival's eventful visit to New Y-ork. . 4 ----. . I usure you most solemnly, Mr. Meek As Mr. Cherrival stepped out into the quiet, 11 8ick ?" . r, � 11 No. I drove over,to the Branoh to see CHAPTE 'R IV. ' er, that they did pothing of the sort. Th4 thi4_re out of the'queation."' starlit nightj and turned down the avenue . my brother - ic-'la vv," replied the cathier. , Wh,�n .Miss Comfort Cherrival put on her . SO Well, well, then, so much the better, i� toward the little.red house, he involuntarily 64 Ah," observtd Mr. Grisson, "'you gloves at seven o'clock that Monday even- it's ,so ; -only, if the ve gone in on tha breathed a prayer of thankfulness at his es. . missed a good, sermon. Cherrival spoke like ing, -and tripped, down the box -bordered cape from the disaister thst had seemed stock on natural sele'etion, and without . . a man inspired, and took as his te xt, ' h"y gra% dl path, she wa.9 so light hearted and . about to ov,!rwheim h im, With the prayer -hint from a soul, it's the . first time in M3 � . � not up. for youreelve8 treasures on oar.tb.' happy that obe felt like singing. With the-- was mingled an earnest petition that he life gver heard of such a thing. But YOE . Queer choice, it?" , ' delig4tful. optimiern of youth and a sunn n roae:urweof it by asking them aboul � I, might be forgiven if he had been the instru- *unwittingly,of , 7asn'G ( " Rather/ , plied thle cashier auahin temperament she had always been accu". I &nt� you Mont however leading others your4elf. to underst nd dill. . A t I " It sounds like a witrning." - tomed to look on the bright side of things, E t into temptation. tinct1j, t lit I wash my hands of ia, far all " Dj you know that it strikes me that and- on thfif p.irticular evening, for some c&uge betit, known to her cheery i -elf, she . - thevl� I I . v concerned. You understand ?" CHAPTk;R V. . Cnerrivdl's�a very shrewd fellow -for a preabher," continiied the: president. 11 He had experienced an imustial' exaltati on. D u't , Silas ppAe to deaf eats. Witt, botl It,was not very late when .Mr. Cherrival, hil& grasping1h e,- sheet he had taken frorr told us, in thmt sermon, how delusive the . Peihapg the reason was contained in the crumpled note which she had that morning. still faint and excited, entered the parlor of the desk, Nator Cherrival stood like out - The lights chase after money is, and how those that get it are only trustees -don't own it th etn' received from New York. It read : . ' stricken dumb. His eyes devoured thi the parsonage. were burning writing, and hie lips framed the soundlej, brightly, and Will Stanwood was chatting ' . eelvep, but have only the use of if, so long * DEAR MISS COMFORT :-Eexpect me on the words. Meeker looked at him intently, with Mrs. Cherrival and Comfort. The as they carry out the Lurd'i will with it, last express. Can't yoq corne down and "Fur as they're concerned, they've only young man &rose and greeted the pastor helpieg other folks and doing good general. drive up with me from the otatJon ? Have themselvas to blame," he repeated. ', I cordially. Presently, th older folks draw I ' ly. And he was pietty lievere on. rich peo., some good nowg-to tell you bGfore we go take no responsibility for them If people aside. to speak by thern'selves, " pie who make money a god, and thdae who Indool 0. Ini.xpros6bly will ipeculate like idiots, it's thcir own � " Papap" said Mrs. Cherrival, 11 Will has prostitute their trust by- pampering their yours, - � W I LL. fault.. I wash my hand� of that crowd, come tip for a certain purpose, to -night, I own appetites,or otherwise indulging them. . � She walked smartly down the main street parson ; my only deal is with you. Under. know. He hinted as much, before you in," selves", . . I 11 Rather hard on some of big own flock, ), . � I of the villoge., As she turned the corner, stand ?" I _cAme The little pastor looked up, his faco A' For what purpose !" asked the little remarked the w4ohier. -" ' Th,jre's old 'Four- ' on her way to the station, ow express train. arri,:ed. Clue of the first, to alight was nightmeire-riddea, as if still oppressed b . y pastor. 11 eyes Bribbin, wh'o holds m6r6gagej on a - Will SDanwood. some horrible demon. Why, to ask for Comfort ; what. else.? score of houses, and passes around.the plate ' - ,� , I O' Good evening," he said, 11 I do understand, to my morrow," lie I've seen it, for a year or more -that it was on Sunday@, and a lot of others like him 9 gayyo took her hand in hii, 11 It is p_(. said, huskily. 11 And I sho understand OOMiDg. Don'tatand in their way, papa. He's lai, who'd do anything for money,"-- - . good you to come down, Comfort," that I am here to -night a ruined man, and, a good and will make Comfort an 44 He had a good.word though for money . A shy blush imd,a smile answrr�Sfd him, In ths-ey�fj of all my ftiends and my' family, excellent husband. Behides, he is well -to - and the whole world, a disgraced one." do, and con afford to live in a nice way.yl honestly made," adde(I'the president, as he unfolded the weekly finAncial supplement of . It way e'vident he was a wulcorne guest at, the Cherrival homo. - They otepped into P,Lator Cherrival groaned in spirit. He 11 Rob I" ejaculated Meeker, - There's a New York daily paper. 4 d ,One Of the station carriagoo, and,by Will's felt more like a guilty man than a delighted no disgrace about it, Why, man &live,, father ; sud he looked it -just a little. i I � How'jj the ma�iket ?".asked the cashier, . � l inpittuctionu, the driver took a round about ' these neighbors of yours will be so --ashamed 11 Well, said he at length, 11 our lives il. shortly. ' " Dawn, The whole list cloo2d I wer on ') . route to the parsonage. it I suppose you are dying to kno w what, I because they've whised it this time, that lustrate how j d isfortunes may visit m they'll keep 4uiet all around, I know the 0 Y've �n . Saturday, with a downward tendency, pati- , . meant hy that note," he said. I I , us together. ja t had bad news from t,ort they s,re, parson ; ready to get up in Silas -,the worst news possible. My invest- ticularly speotilative shateg, the natur6 result of the Third Ave' . elulni), I OuP � " Doubdess ou have liud some good for. 'I y I tune' in the heaftating the middle of the night to make a dollar, and just hungry for a chance at a ppecula. ment-our investment -was unfortunate.') . .nue pose. " - ' ' , office," she replied, y, �,,j shall be the first.- to congratulate you, if I 11 0a 1 oh I" gaeped the mother. 11 Con -a good, loqua,re, (at chance, you know, rr�oney gone, Crawford -our money ?" Is the Mr. Chase laid a papsr weight. on the handful 6f mail on - his desk, and, fiteppi.n I . 9 Wistrue," . . " Well, it is true enough, Comfort, but No, no, parmn ; don't you tell me I dorA'c, 11 No, ii,'s hore, every dollar of it. I 'will know them, because I do. When they A around to where the preoident btood, atten- tively examined the list the latter's the congratulations would go better' -with a dA_Meeker the justice to say that, as far as found out you had a pointer on the market I ain concerned, I lose noV*ng through him; -well, don't how over. shoulder. - " Looks like a regular turnble all kiss, sweetheart," , 1. " Oh, Will, How could ? Is that � .we may just they did find it out, because I don't want to hurt- your but I wat. pained beyond all 'measure to learn ) round," he observed, after a brief scrutia . is ' y you what, you asked me to come down for ?" , feelings -I say, when .they found it out, that the people of our village, many of my own Sock have been tempted by my ex. Do Forest and Hurrall have a stock ticker. We mighp send around atid find outhow the " Partly, little one, but not altogether. Now, I want to tell has did they stop to consider whether it was ample. [ffow they learned of it1know just the honorable thing to take Advantage market Is thii morning." you me whAt papi been doing in town ,lately. You know all not] and have speculated rashly. Many will of private informatim ? Did they come to be practinally ruined," ' The messenger was duly inetruoted, Mr. Chase giving film a list of. a - (1, Z."r. about it,, of course." I .1 Of I I? . you and say, We -heard of this by accidento Mrs. Cherrival gave a little wbiepared but wale too honorable to make a dollar out -half �stocks whoie riaoTations lie was told to , Why., Alill, I hAven'o the slightest notion. He said he had some businese m kt- scream. They must have been told by .51r Of it, no. we'll just forget it.' No, air -de ! Meeker, Oh ! that man ! The duplicity oi . rote. When he returned, both officials scanned the list cag,,.zly. The market had terA to look laf ter.'.' . . 11 You litft,le I The moment they beard what you knew, Cnerrival, they appropriated the valuable that awful man. I knew it." I opened easily, but the first, hour showed a - gnose ! know. if you don't. He waa down at uld Finc"k'o, on' " My,d!ear, Meeker in not to blame a bit. information %bioh was yours and mine He deolsresi no one but m1self knew of the steady decline in all the six. Broad street, and Finck is the li,md of th e alone in all Sparvillo, you understand, and contemplated rime in the stook, and that, . " SaambAy',j going] to be hit bad, . ly, -tin - -I bear crowd, who'have been breakin� down they took it,und traded on it. Was that consequently the secret must have leaked honest ? Now, I it to less the niaiket chang es," fiaid the caghier, I I quickly, prices lately-lhe)'vo' .nmatilled Podunk Consolidated fl-st, and a gnod many other parson, put you- out hore." -was it honorable and Christian like le" 66 house "' . Y) ' f 11 That'ri fso repl.c � , A Mr. -0risgon. 1� I stockm beeides. Nuw, what was he down - Iri this ? 0h, the villain - Cherrival groaned and shook his head. . . 6' Ple%se be quiet, ma. Nobody 'had it have -a noti�,n somehow th;tt theni'a bden thore for ! Sombbody h%9 iven him a ti 9 IPS " Certainly, 'twasn't 11 continued SO I f aR, from my lips -at least, except yourself." quite a gr,o,l deil of i,peculation of latfi. I'll be bound, I only hope f.c'ij on the right ' " Now, the oqur,to 1:ave hold that news is " And not a s5ul from mine," added Mrs. ); among pur f,ipn(32 he e, t ..de." , . , pr6perfyf and ha's got to be protected, jest Cnerrival, with a verbal snap. - � 11 The�t doesn'c fully� exp'ree* il,,11 vb,ery��' 1, V, Pipe. 1.9 always on Vie right side. like other property, and wboever takes and Lucia, who had just entered, went' across Lhe ca-phier. " Most of the local aceounta Will ; �o never would be on at,y other . lesion jus6s my property, without my permi i , to where the old people were sitting. Her have run down lo-Ner titan at any ,other 'a side." � I " ' -'does so at his Cwn risk and peril of the 1AW. eyes were red, and her whole appearance be. Isn't -or) time in my recullection. Ws been steady - You dear little innocent," ' that ? Of course it is. An' thaVe trayed excitement. - Slm'fisnded� her father draft., and always on Mondays." . 11 Will ! do be careful ' You muhtn'b kiss ja3t what.thf y did ; thev took my property a letter in a torn envelnpo, a3d said' fairit- 44 Queer, isn't it ?" me, till I give you perLesion." Then ishe, -Our pioperty, yours and mine, -and vs9d ly : 6 I Papa, read it ; I -got it thile after- " Well, no, not exac�ly. I only� found blushed Ptill more. � ) it, illegally. It's jest as crooked as if they noon. I - out yesterday what was at the bottom of " Won't you forgive a fellow, when lie had tappvd the wires and stolen private The little-pareon openad it with misgiv-, it. Mv,brobher-in.law,w6 h" had, bome hasn'beeen you for six weeks, Or.rn!ort ?" dispatches and traded on thcrn." , ings. A3 he glanced down the writton page . acquaintance with the Cberrivals, let out he pleaded, "I I knew you w�uld. But 'papa " I am quite sure they have done nothing he drew his lips together with unwoutea the cecret. It seem's that" Dominie Cher. , - your -you didn't ansiver my ques. .tion. " I . wrong, with intention," firmness and decision. pleaded Mr. Che'r. rival weakly. -The information you speak " So$" eaid.he, lowering the letter for a Off for the es, I did." ' :'Y ' Then liaten. Pap% Cberrival is a good of -the poll ter, in fact -could not -at least mcment. " I have someone in my house. I don't see f.ow it have been hold has-been could appro. who playing the eavesdropp-_a. . . 1. . I main, and the..8hepherd of his fl lck in Spar- priatpd. As far as I am personally concern. Surely, daughter, it was not you ?" � - , I Childrem, ville, but he has been leading them in strange a64 perilous pattures, Cornforb. ed, I doubt whether, bad I been so dis. 11 Yes, papa,"' sobbed the conscience - posed, I could have eulightencd since " . - . . I "'hj,1 do you know, Ihat h0f your folks ,I up here have been bulling the "mat ket ?I) .thern, stricken girl, Forgive me, oh, forgive don't underlitand Such things as well � so do." ma I I was passing the door, that night, Give them oil—co,d-liver oil, " What do you mean, Will ?" she inter. you ' " when marrma and you were talking -I did- - " 113 ! ha ! You are d��ld low, a . . It's curious to'sce the result. rogated, wondoringly. I Buying on the wrong 8irle for a rise, parson , n2t mean to hear, but I couldn't help it -and orl A Silas, touchitig him lightly .on the then when Tom came next day - __ I -I-" and ,Give it to the pee'vish, fret- wl�' en the whole list was sj�ggjng in the rn "- die. To -day ii,',i gone do'Wn with a rush, , — the sobs choked utterance. Itching,* BUrninLgr Skin, - . Pdator Cherrival'm brow clouded for a mo. ful child, an� lie laughs. Give and, unless I'm greatly inistaken, Pap Cherrival and his sheep are left su a Idefily in meht and then relaxed. He put his arm Crawked Hand% Sep.(3 E around her and kissed her. 1 4 a r. , anoomic it to the pale, ' ' i Child, the lurch," . 11 1 . 11 My dearp" he paid, with a quivering 11 . But m fa(her Dever did such a thing- y � voice, I forgive you, as I hope my -self to 'I'wo 11histratJOYIN Of Ilo,vv Dr. C'Aawx and ])is face becoill�S rosy and he couldn't, Will, He wouldn't, be guilty be forgiven. What you did, you did � 0111tillelit C11rem Ite][11119 Skiii of it," she insisted, with dignity. Dix. thoughtlessly -not with evil purpose. I, full - of h calth. a flat. , ' Not knbWingly, (if course ; but somli. ellise-m au(I H'ruvtlomi, - too, was til mpted to a, wicked course, which -Take chested child, or a child that shrewd operator -may have made use (if hirn, _%1r. .T*,Im(,s AicTp.wcs, 1',-) 1:-,, g; 11 ,,� t., I d"ply rrgrf,t " � I I nevertheless.' Don't misunderstand me, Ottaw,a, ont., v;l-jt(.,j:_,j- ", , .' A6d Po tho whole r,ecro-t was out. As she "" `1 ""tll has stopped growing, him dear ; I know him to be a man (,f Ow -NnIt rheurli fol, upwaj.(1.3 of tv;1 yoill,13 hky, a(,bbing (,n hi,r father's shoulder, Lucia, give' . st,rictest honor -, but one never know,i balf thu sktn -on iny hand. cr k1r]" told how 3oung Torn Gripsorn had heurd s ,;�C. ; and the oil, and lie will' grow big the tricks of the. speculative frulern �ty - ljrelikfng so 'as to malce them L;st.l()sl4. first of the precinus " pointer" from her i . . However, I hope he hasn't been hurt, inullh After trying all sohs or romedies In thuughtlesli lips. It had weighed on her JiL and strong ke the rest. L in. the tumble. We'll Poon tee. B�!bter s4v - %,�! I 11, T became discouraged and coneclence after9rarde ; but the act couirl not This is' not a new nothing just yet, till I see how L116 1"d lics,,, till(juglIt my sufferings would np-or end. be recalled. From him it hF*d spread to Last spring I usecl Dr. Chast-'s Oint-Mr. Cherrival's . I scheme. It has becii done for i ' Mrs. Cherrival greeted the vidtor cordial- . ot�ers. until fl,)ck, and Oil- ment and In a short time 'Was Perfectly W A cured." mately all] Spaiville kne f it. Tom's note, ),ears. 'you ly. Lucia- was Up3tairs with a headache, Mr. B. Nicholson, Alanor House, Win- ' which the pamtor held in his band, made Of course must use t1le and the pastor had,gone, out, au hour before nipeg, frank confersion of bin unwitting but mi - Man., states: -"For several to make a call. He might be detained, lie ohievous breach of fait,b, and begged Lucia',t months I �iad been troubled with right oil. Scott's Emulsion had,paid, and they"were not to wait for bira eezerna on rnY ears, and fol, jv(qqC9 I forgiveness. . is the , for (f6pner. The the '( V a prom nent lVinnil)(�g Theie wait just nne dash of consolation in but the bitter the Cherrivals one. � I nature of ctill, may be inferred j)by8lcl,,Ln, to no avail. I was in- cup which-, were ' 1 Scott's Emulsion neithe ' from the fact that at 7:30 be wag in con. fidential conversation with Mr. Meeker in * duc('d I)Y a fellow sufft,rer to trY Dr. draiving so deeply. When WiU Stanwood Chage's Ointment, rind arn happy to say and Comfort jAned the little group in the looks nor tastes like 61 becau -e� the S lattei's snug little den -a somewhat that t1w first application gave instant corner, the faces of the two young people relief. I am cornplvt(,jy cure(], one-sided conversation it would have seemed and were radfaut, havo had no return of thl.9 trou1jiv.some, we areso careful in making it to any one who might have overheard it, * * * 4 disease." . . 1 pleasant to take. 4 4 The bim Is fact -of the matter ip, Mr. Cherrival," gilas was saying, ". that the There Is no limit to the healing qual- I COmfO1.t is Mrs, Stanwood now. and the Ides Dr. Chase's youri pair are housed in New York, in a . . , Send for frec., sa I . has. whole market has gone off to an extent that 'ins Podunck of 0 ' .In-ti-nent. i 1,eniarkably quick- to r7livve and post- OO@Y Tittle residence on the west side, up. . wiped' out all ma 179 on -.-.velly - town, w cures each and every form of it here Mother Cherrival is a frequent land ,��t I TT I SCOTT& BOWNE, , I can&. I . Consolidated, yours among the number of � ching Q151n disease, 60 cts a box, all , welcome visitor, Lucia ban JoDg, since , Socandjlt,00; ,all drug Isis. 'I � I course. )) - I I . _ �cilc s ov Edmanson Bates & Co., Tor- forgiven Tom, and restor6d him to favor,an,j � . . � . . . . 11 You mean to. imply," gasped the little f;alo. , - . . �evsn Paps Cherrival has be(n concilisted, . . - -1 I I I . I . . . I � � - ; - ; I i i - a - - I i I , � � ; W � .: j . . � . . I ',- . . � . . I I 11 � ; I I � . I I I I . � . - -, - -, I 11. Wx"E . __S . � -1, - .. I � � 1. - �2_ _.. - - I -._",t-_ I . � I Al_.11� -_ I . I - - I S TTEMBER 64 190iL 1. - I-_ - �- - 000000 ,�, � , __ I - _. I 400.1 Are of 0. - ___ � _ to -Oil . It bast be 1 1 The good little pastor never visits Brona but let him gird up his joins and provlde� - 01 d -not , I - , b "or Doul Street now, and shudders at the mere meri- himself with perfect composure. To luote- iN I I mil" Of I tion of the stock market. SptLrvilla I ulks a metaphor-" The turn of life " hag a turn , M -A _. joalted WvAblul take only a.laptd interest in the doings of either into a prolonged walk or into tb --- . fr e le� . . A" VWPIrAtllon 11 bulls and ars," and a stranger who grave. The system and power having reach- 111� * I 0, 1. seat it lfvb I - � should bappen to mention Wall Street in ed their utmostexpandon, now begin either , Vow. XZ 11WAU71ree their hearing in pretty hure to be regaled to close, like flowers at sunEet) or brea.L- . . Ago, Ifs - -e with the history of Silas Meeker's famous down at once, One injudicious atimula'at W.IrDown figur . I � - can " w pointer,and how it well nigh cleaned out the a single fatal excitement, may force it be. � � *- I Vwkog I ret . I *;i" hand , Sparville Bank, The Meeker place has past- yond its -strength;. while -a careful supply or - ty - rk* ed into other hands, for its speculative props and the withdrawal of all that tendis, WI begsu WO lug owner flitted almost immediately after his -to force a plant will sustain it in its beautY7 - asickes Fmilwz I I 10-1- - �Zort with the haul, which C%shier Chaos, of the Sparville and vigor until night has nearly net in. W-0- - Batik, estimated at something like forty � a . - fl;rll and jl&g;gall �� . I . - .91wp thousand dollars. - A RUN DOWN STj5TEM � _.,w Iljobe, I begi, Pastor Cherrival goes about his duties - I _0!3� Of cou'raet bi --- 10V4 road like a true philosopher and good minister. �00 the - I I . I He has the confidence- and esteem of the lit- Silows That the Blood and Nervee. - � *0 _W*y Irithin th, - I I I 10 .16 64vailed 3f tie community. A favored few among his Need Toning Up. - A - . flock know the true story of his temptation 4t out, �swnd_ AW _ta_uj+,jVlyth4 and the ordeal through which he passed, and This Conditien Causes M -ore Genuine Suffer, 4 Too I I 4� . j-&Ve,hel of the cbeque which haDgtj framed in his ing .Than One Can Imagine-Hovr a, ' __ . * od tW-, I bav . tr. . I . . _ study, in full night of every visitor who may Well Known Exeter Lady Obtained %� I 1. ,appearAn0e call, with the word " canceled " written, in Cure After She Hod Begun to Regard, �. _ . the pastor's own bandwribin , across the 4000twouvo e0stat F Her Condition as Hopelass. . - face. It was Silas Meeker s douceur, his � ' Al&.s" inen W-1110 From the AJvocate, txeter, Ont. I I _. 4 -m pr. - * . _�_ � cS, gift to Pastor Cherrival, when he refunded 42" 1 t opor the latter's money ;-but sooner than use "I A run down *ystem !" What a wo 1jVtjt r& _ ,ill M .a -,rttddS that I I bribe of the _Pn " M Cherrival of misery those few words imply, and yet- I I JM"- is in Portage - would have stricken eonc'Nis rright hand. there are thousands throughout the couzktry- I 4*400- Lucia and Mother Cherrival had sighed who are suffering from this condition. Their- ' . deeply and regretfully at this act of renunci. blood is poor and watery ; they -suffer &I_' jaix"WHI, I ation, for the five hundred dollars would most continuously from headaches ; are un- � � have done wonders in manv ways ; but the able to obtain -restful slaep, and the issat ex_ - I - little pastor resolved to purge his conscience ertion greatly fatigues them. What i's Deed.. I . .0 SeUSati,013 thoroughly. So he kept the memory of hin ad to put the system r lit is a tonic, an(j. I VW �;iWl._Raiila temptation, and his momentary fall from experience has proved T. Williamel � Pink, � - � Md Irace, ever before him, as a wholesome legi- Pills to be the only never -failing tonic ,and � . !on,both to himself and others. Its presence health restorer. . - -N- , is a salutary and beautiful penance. ..:It has Mrs. Henry Parso", a respected, resident, . �Boaaoiv,x. I hung there mince the morning of that mem- . ot Exeter, Oat., is one of the many wbo, , ��'000 of WM, ) , - - 4 tk at t4,- " i orable day, aft-mir the bursting of the bubble. have tested and proved the value of D -r,,. - 'Wrsaig I . Pit . Williarne Pink Pills. For -many mouth& - bodo Kidney. � i THE END. i i*Mo #U. tbroug� 0 she was a great sufferer from what is com.. : - _ _ I inonly termed 11 a run down system." To, . Mma U1111 ...... .- el - As Sure as You are Born . S a reporter of the Advocat he gave the fol- . I I *k old laraer-486 I I 6.41 follows ., � Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor cures all lowing 4tory, in the hope ethast other suffir- I g,od kinds of - corns and warts in a abort time. era might benefit fr6m. her experience :_ _� 11 I m .1 bad Sciatica - Cures painlessly as well as promptly, cures SO For many months my health was in a bad, ' *I- that At titnbs I radically as well an quickly. The greatest : lZag awful - state, my constitution being greatly r -un, 49, - ago corn care on the American Continent, just down. I was troubled with continual ,bead.. - : I � 4100120 ray bstk V . � *1 I ask your druggist if this isn't so. Druggists aches, my appetite was poor, and the least, I - MW US -knife tbi all sell it. If you are at -a distance from a eKertion gread fatigued me. � �__ M�.41 1 V I drug store send twenty-five cents to W. C. y Iconsulted a � . � I . f - an taui_ physicia but his treatment did not appear Z � . . . . . . I b�d, I bold ui n' .. 0 0 _= "hati neArly Poison & Co., Kingston, and get it post- to bentfit me, and I gradually became - � ,rLd , paid, . or J - � —0 worse, so that I could hardly,attend to my I box I Was �1301 . . household duties.- I thea trie& ti I think Dodd`t several_� " The Grave of Annie Laurie. I advertised remedies, but without result,and - , -4erful rjsmedy�7 - . . ' It has just been discovered 7thAt the I beg -an to regard my.condition as bopeli'diff, .. I � I grave of Annie Laurie, the heroine of the A neighbor Qled to ape me one da I VU00111 Y, aiid,:` "I why - world famous ballad, has remained for all urged me to try Dr. Williamis' Pink Pills, - - there years without a tombstone. Mai, -y Having tried so many medicines without : 66"ral ZoIna. A. people are under the delusion that Ann.j. receiving benefit., I was not easily persuad. 1 - , Abraharr Laurie was merely a figment of the .poet1t ed, but filially I conseillited to .give the .pills I UW """hone of the brain. But this ij not no. She was the strial. To. my surprise and great j I 11coulecti joy t t1sotivie bit 9 A daughtf,r of Sir Robert Laurie and was born noticed an improvement'in my conditio4be. in Maxwelton Houee, which stands on fore I bad finished the firat box, and by tbe, Imew that, with "A I - of br&es," immortaliz,-d in the song. Her time I had taken four boxes I ley Jus'll Wit thl of the pills T ! nct7 It Was -I . t,h t birch in thus set down iii the Barjorg manu. was fully restored to health. I no longer- it tobi.m. After .' 4crZt : 11 At the pleasure of the Almighty suffv.r from those severe .headaches, my Ap. . I ,day to -a would-be . � God my daughter. Annie Laurie, we*, born etite -in good, and I can go about my house- - ,his 0yes on the,ceil upnn the 16th day.of December, 1682, about gold duties without the least trouble;,10 �hl#,Qhetr and .e'xcls� 6 o'clock in the morning, and was baptized fact I feel like a new woman. All thi F i by Mr, George, minister of Glencairn." owe to that best of all medicine@, Dr. Wil., ' . A prott,y g , _ ood da,te' . � MaxweltQn House is still full of memories of liam,.' Pink Pills, and I would - r"ty bad �one in v, . - L strangly urge, I ie 0 - L�" t� jet lso�.j I this win ome g1r), and in the long dra I other sufferers to them a nial", . I - Dr. William!sl � 4ANS for VOU. -1 Zo room t=eetill hangs her portrai,t. Vel Piinvke Pills are recognized . - . � lover, ther author of the riginal ad0g, was the world 'over an the best blood, and nerve . timewhirle standiA c - - � voung Douglas, of Flugland, but whether be,. tonic, and it is -this power cf actiDg directly 11 . be tilinking, 11 Lin, " is com thon with lovers of poetic tempera-; on the blood and nerves which enable these j beliewAS I should -1 . I . I Jocomotor , I meat, did not press his suit sufficiently, or pills to cure such diseases as .0flit lon-do" : , whether she wished a stabler husband, the ataxia, paralysis, St. Vitus' daw3e, sciatica, — , L fave he,!. hand to a prosaic � country laird, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, I I . 'I) tiolL W I er cousin, Mr. Alexander Ferguson. They the after eiffects of Is 'Palpitation of . Thslaot thalk people] lived thol'kest of their lives at Craigdarrock the heart, Lth&t tired grippe resulting from - I*OM%cb has been rcin' from Maxwelton, and nervous prostration ; feelini at iart of diziestion 11 House, Aye miles , all diseases resulting 1[mie Is comej th-at D.. when she �died she was buried.in the beauti- from 'tiated humeri in the blood, such &if Moto Wonderfully suo Lady Scott Spotti f Z, - , - ful glen.of the Cairn, a. scro ul chronic erysipelas, eta. Dr. Wil � ' -sestion And;dys Psi . woode, who died early in the present year, liama' Pink P;11s are sold by all dealers in � � I _t jilter and i�ef,,tlti was re"usible for the modern version of medicine or can be bid 'by mail, post paid, I 11*6 and vigorous and, I the iong. b , I - a prompt removal Df L - - : - at 50 cents a box, or -�oix oxes for -82.50, 1 , . - . b ddressing the Dr. Williams' Medicine, A Fair 17 To .-Break Up a Cold Y0.6, Brockville, Ont. q . all you require in a glass of hot water, a lit, I . �_* . I I prinem viatorl, I.- ward's Tunmarried I I , tie sugar. and thirty drops of Poloon's Ner. Armies of Europe. -4eyeml y~s to thi . viline. Take it real hot, and in the morning Russia possesses the largest standing ,� and has become San" , I you will wake up without a cold. When army on. earth, Land each year it grown 'in . ftw months Ago sei . 'depressed or tired, try Nerviline ; it will sizej says a writer. on the subject, Eviery .au exhibition in t! tone you up better than stimulants. Nervi. 'year some 280,000 conscripts join the Rus__ thaws" were fav line wards off all sickness, and keeps people sian forces, which_ in time of peace number - d $ . well. Large bottles 25 cents, at Fear"d drug I 1,000,000 men. On a war footing- this rises to, I .ju ,gesaud receive( - new whor the v store, Seaforth. 2 500,0009 and calling out the reserve would : -prizes were swar& —0 increase it to 6,947,000 well traineJ soldierr. �Wvered,thwt it WAI I Is This You ? Should necessity &rise the militia would be , prinosse h" terioum A celebrated ,flergyman once startled the called out, bringing the Czar's.forces Up to L 31e*d of h young la,dies of his flock with the following 9,000,090 men. . ,,t,,. er mother; ted iu medi L advice : 11 The buxom, bright-eyed, rosy. - France comes next, with a stauding axiny Prilleess Vic,torI& be . cheeked', bouncing lase, w,ho can darn a of 589,000 men, tiding to 2,500,000 in time . L " I 40tne years -ago. 8 stocking, make her own frocks, command a Of war, 'while the calling Out of ihe 'reserves I'M th;orttieal ,w*rk � regiment of pota and kettles, feed the pigs, would bring it to 4'370,000. Daspite this 'Jutentionof badom] . ; . � chop wood, milk cows, wremile with the the regular army is increasing yearlv,- , Wim vurrent gossip � boy#, and be a lady withal in corn . The German army numbers D85,000 itt - . pf"Up is that this -Pri,nee and - L . L jOat the sort of a girl for me, and for any times of peace. War would bring it to 2,- Arett difioult 'in -d worthy man, to marry. But you are plain 230,000, and the reserves added make the - ly 9t . she subtnitt-ed �)Xjjy moping, lolling, screwed up, wasp W'SIBLIted number of -men 4,300,000. . - I - mortgages, music-murderin The peace army of Austria-Hungary is, - . I .g, Dove) devour- At the -C, ing daughters of fashion and idleness ; you 365,000 ; in war it would be 2,500,0W and � . Thktrying sigo in 1"' are no more fit for matrimony than a pullet with the reserves 4,000,000. - twAt 0 the age* of fwrt� is to look after a family of fourteen chick. Forcc-8 are being reduced in Italy because, . Py IrritabU,ityl bemia ens. The truth is, dear girls, you want the people are too poor to pay tibe, necell- 1w, fitflo I , spDOr 0, , - it -forl more liberty and less fashionable restraint, sary taxes, The standing army, thertfore, . The heart and couttipsil fit -116 *boy* gli a *Oruawj�j . more kitchen and less parlor, more exercise is b 174,000, war btinging it up to 1.473,, � -Atel t-arough this try � and less sofa, more pudding and less piano, 000, t%e reserve* making the force 9,,2(-)O,,- =, itlengtfe-18 tie r more frankness and less mock modesty, 000. . Of the feminine orgAnO, more breakfast and less bustle. . Loose your- Great Britain bas a standing army of Vhole tvdy. rl " . eelf a little, enjoy more freedom and less -re. 220,000, but calling out the reserve foraes;- I . - max a-, straint by fashion, breathe the pure atino. puts 720,000 men under command. � . r1sphere of freedom and become something as Every ninth person in France is a trained . The mian who is -1 lovely and beautiful as nature . designed." soldier ; in Germany there is a soldier to, aother4u-law shol 0— . every twelve persons, and every six inviles. I -Highnelto W�orftafm,", - � Critical P of Human Life. Russia has such a population list in 11111i .te;, 'Xives; Apresaripti4;n! I of bar big, army Only one man otv,t of the "I recommend t_1 � From the age of forty to that of sixty, a fourteen I#% a fighter. Every five familiew AMy$, " it proved 6, man who properly regulates himself may be in France contribute three soldiers. ,Evejry 11riend of vaine. A� considered in the prime of life. Rix matur- other Auttrian household hav one meur.ber' riage bit mother -in ed strength of constitution renders him al. in the army, and the same state fit# in, 'led j0raeff dn his h� � e, ex � -9orrit'd hor, *041 lav most impervious to the attacks of di -teas Germany. Every third Italian family bas and all the functions are in the highest some one in the army. . -Attetit,laut.upon' hei order, Having gone a year or two past 60, - � �, * - 4oer I he went- to I . I � however, he arrives at a critical period of . carrying the *xc�alj - I existence. The' river of death flows before Why Catarrhozone Cures . .. lotion. When a M. hf m, and he remains at a standstill. But CatarTh. * � � her beoffered 1112-�s &thwart the river is a viaduct called ," the Because it Is carrie&-'by the air you breathe� Ad 11,h I � e said to his -_ turn of life," which, it crossed in safety, to diseased parts, because it destroys the Xl� getting . awirnllj' leads to the val . ley of 11 old age," around germ life that maintains the diseased con- " ' ,evening, afte hi which the river winds, and then flows be- dition, because it powerfully stimulates the- ,r "" yond, without a doubt of causeway, to cffect mucous membrane to its normal action, be- lip with his rnothe its passage. The bridge is, however, con- cause through ito ox dizin power it burns, lit, Piqulet. At th.-I y 9 alitturns.4n.law b struoted of fragile material, and it depends 'up rapidly the old tissue and stimulates the, - 'The Young and nae UPOD how it in trodden whether it bend or formation of new healthy tissue. Catarrh- - � tte Afujr. . - break. Gout, apoplexy and other bad char- ozone is an absolute specific for Catarrh Of - - �_ � - , acters are also in the vicinity to waylay the every form, and never fail$ to cure. .CAt*r, 7d1L18VjtN,_9 STEW - � I traveller and thrust him from the pass - rhzouc is the onlyremedy sold with aguar- - 4LrO e%6Y itio take har= __ __ I ? . . � antee. For- sale at Fear's drug store. Sea- I 411y hei,d4che T� from - forth, at; 25a and $1 00. - - I __* Hov People Who Never ' See Their' 1q,obody -can be -i ), Own Faces. . ideas -on & su,bject � L I Clf " What ! " exclaims tbeastonished rfAd- - L � . I ,too . thtrn down on a P . . ,tr 'of is - � - er, " is i't possible that there are any civil- I it words liv 1) ized persons on the face of the earth wbo -plan, too wheti y are not la the habit of beholding their 'via to sit 4 ig - I d0Wn -and I , at , to ,!W:h&t YOU. , , I ages reflected from time to time in a mirror tan reml - of some kind ? Surely this can't be ,,,)r NtUr plan, if you% Dj . de4 Wrong, quite wrong, gentle reader, for At to A alight extra I . I the present time, strange as it may appear, �Stftfford ana I I .d, L , GiV are simply kidney disorAers. The kidneys there are hundreds -of men and women ilk 14- After 91sue filter the blood of all ,4hat shouldn't ba the United Kingdom who have not gAM4, Vr do'kign ,Uf a I . , there. The blood passes through the �kid_ into a mirror for years. Vould t%k�e apen , neys every three minutes. If the kidn The convicts confined in His Majestv's. lugstiOne tb I eys I I - It, what diffi OV ex do their work no impurity or cause of is form members of this community. I ciultie disorder can remain in the circulation frriosonthe moment, of a convict's entrance tv- formatloia impart longer than that time. Therefore if To,u,r a jail to the m,)ment, of his exit he is WID I 14 froln rea4mir I 'tt ,vaguely 0vtr th , blood is out ofiDrder your kidneys J,a a perm- .cJ to have the use of a mirror, thO � e I failed in their w-bric. They are in need of smallest piece of glass being rigidly denied I Vl" our -new " stimulation, strengthening or, doctoring. him. To the woman convicts this absencO* 'What W1 knew One medicine will do all three. the finest of a mirror formij one of the chief bardshIP1 I vorth. ;Wbile to r and most imitated blood medicine there of coulineinent, and many a female wsrder - I I X10 is - 4 � can tell piteous taloo of women who b*17V 10r . a on the i accually fullen upon their knees and mobbed Preted. . ,'as . out intreaties for the loan of a morsel of I I- I uA* it is oftel I mirror-*' just for a second.-'-' All these 141M .a. Ideas " tj4s � are, Uot t . 0 .. Dodd's intreaties have perforce to'be disregarded- Ilav� 0 - and it therefore comes about that many IS, -01 to steep the female convict passes three or four yearF thus; oxtro,ct- I * '. , � Ingi . upon her sigailleAuce. - it idney without being permitted to gaze 444 . � own features. -Tit. Bite. 1 *612 returns — Md ript - I- 0 i -U that- b" � , ! LIVER TROUBLES, b1tiouse iSallow 0014yer- I I ft it � iley ' � fi Omf 4zooftmed f . , ton, yellow ey(s, jau"a cc etlo yield to the CO.'&- ,_ A pills . - tIve powo" of LAXA.LIW913. 1-i0A, - They ArOlfulle� ,' it tbil - to cure. 1. I . I . . .- I � I . � — I - I . I .. I , � . - 1. . I _, ,-I I _�_ - I I W,--.