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I I ; � I - � I i , � i . - I � � � I i i � I � � I I . ! 1 . I �' , i . .- : : I _� 2l'.. . � � F , I � , '.; ! i � � i � .- - -1 . . . ! � � " . � � 11 i t : - I I . i � � . I I I - I I I � � I . I � I � - . . i � � I I . � I r - i � � I � . � _. I - i I I . � - ! I � I � I � . � I . . � . - I ! ; I ? ! i . 1� .. . . I I - -1. - . I i ; . 1 . I , I I . I . . . - . i i � - ./ � I - ` � - --- '. � � � i . � I - . . - - - . i � . : � I I . ! I . '. . I i � � - . ME H U.UQN Ekro�ffoja , I ! 1 1 � � ---- - - I : 1. . i —_ , I 1 -7- . . I 1 JANUARY 23, _190a �� AMMINN000 i , I I - I --r-----7 I � I I I I - — , , .! �, 1, , . . � ___ . � I — - ? . � = � i I . . - - -_ � - - . H . '. 1, . ; "Inn!�"_ I � � I -_ ;.- - I - JAM I � I � I -, - - I , i I I . � ____ --- - - Aw�� ERB OF-ClAACE!" . 141 wa� t�ng I � -- I I . . to Boo was dqrtainly not 1 , . I � I "hap) of the head was beautiful. afore - . I . � - _e� . . I - � . � 11 . . ! i i I � the t venhig was over Malcolm, in 1 sheer �, . _4�71 I -_ � - � I evA= in 'this graybalred, radiant � - I � . . - ... a i . I � - I I . . i - 'E : �Y ROSA CARRY. � , � - lookink woman ;- the soft girlish bloo !� honesty, was obliged to confess to himself - � a I I __ � . � - n, � - � . i I I --- j � Z% � . � t I a 611yery hair were wonderful ly attr - bath Templeton was A very I . ; . . $ , that Miss Eli * . "IECAPTER IX. � air d y�b what struck him most, with a sort � - W1111 I ... : - � ' ' R __ . _' f , _ ,act ! ttractive woman, and Would cast Imany i I lits : A - ' � I � f 1#deAn4ble on rise, was a ,mingled . I , i atis � - __ � : . .1, - i , ... I 1 1 1 1 prettier and younger faces into the Ohade. T . i I - . I ...- I I "I'll, . "I . . _ - __ ... - �� _ � - - ,,, .. � - � I TIEIVOOD HOUSE. � j I f nesO and ?rightneof of expression ; I I " I wonder where her charm lies," he 0olilo- 4 . -_ .. v a , I .. I I -- r ,1R18r,%,1, Wi'r,hout lov ore is. no interii I t h are w&oj such a wonderf u I ole; irnerns in the Is Uric Acid in the'blood. . � , 111 Or Pleas- .1 . I � ed when,he had retired to his bedroom .11 (C T 1- 41 I . I 11 . . Ceii.ulne I � � C la rt U -,w- r V s � � 0 I's Litue- Li vierl?ffls I , Must Bear l6isnature ior . I I � - .4, ��!;;Fo_ 0_._.._W-\�- /9&--,�,, �, - . t "ll, I I I \ ___ &fta Fac-simillo Wrapper Below. - Tary siman "d"� _�Iaw_. I -_ I -1 Ito Uk as sug � I . i W10 (yes�,,-ib omebow reminded-him.of the Unhealthy kidneys are the � __ 1A Zv- ttsetll Ayer s Hair vlgojr 11 I I - �j f . : I - � � . antuess of li a. $WPIDE"OUG. � ; 1*4 . I . . i w 2opent ook of a happy child. cause of the &�_Id being . iliai e,K4ning ; I I her sister is really 4 or thirty years. It is --legant for � ' ' 1. I I ::1111111 I I It was a love noou,�,Iien Mal- - Istr I � besn�iful, bub with the exception of a. pair 1 a h air drerssing and fo.r keeping the .. arsul . . I A*d.itlffax to this- sweeb OmAn that there. If the kidneys acted 1 ; . I . I colm Herrick arid his friend a4ived at-� , ; .0 . i ofvfrybright and expressive eyes, Miss ' - ; . , - b a, r fro - I ( ed�ick was talking in tha ca alter'!fasbion as they should they would 1 m � splitting at: the ends."-, - Barlsfield. I ! �� ft 11 I - -Ir&lne leave I � A,amart dog�cai t, Ceovic's Own � . : Elizi bath has'not a single good feature, and -3 J_ . Gru0nenfelder, Grantiffork, ill. " voovez � 11 . i . . -_ w4th much affeoti6n certain y, but with strain the U�ric Acid out I I � : I especial proper! ty, was waiting for' them at. I gof the system I and rheurria� ' yet i ne is compelled to admire her. E he is �,� I -_ - I : - I f . . . ,%&I,-- I it I' reverence, after the ma ner of the ,0%0 WXff- the station. As they, mounted � to their - i 1 a lit le digniffed and reserved with a trau- � - � � I 1i �eenbh .c'entury youth. More than once tism wouldn't occur. Rheu- ! I . . � - I � I FM"UPr-: .: places, and Cedrie. took the reins Porn the ; I gar, nd yet she is not shy. Even lwhi ,a she Ha' -_ I � . Naaemer.. __. I t' snatism Is a Kidney Dis-! It -splitting ,q Ii- , . 1161 olm muttered 11 Jacanapes " under , Zp: ILS t _ I -- , , - I groom, he pointeO 6ut the �good #oints of � : i talk d to Mr. Carlyon, who certainly ieems - jaze-4 Tran -.1m . I il I reath and 'once he int rpoE ad : I ease. Dodd's Kidney Pills � t Ve , �jr - a act b of tame oat ab the Wood Hou �e. 1 mendl-Ij lips. . _udTT9n- the mare with an air of cq'mpl:�o�'ncy and Sickness;steals more savings tha: the I I I If the hair- . - ,� Z 7 jr z , I ur youn o ln .darn in his have made a great part of! I -1 ; -_ - OMW ""IT- I . Eatinfaotion thab so Mal- burglar. 1 S' I , coin b� oini the G �r g friend is to could[ see hec-looking at me a 4 , mewhat amu4ed low yj no I no. Miss Tqmpleton, " I he observed. I their reputation curing I a thoug ohe splittin is d,one, on yaur ; rmsangar.. .). - 9 colm ; but the next mome�t he s6id in a inoney that . regarded me with interest, but we, have I I psAsenger.. -a : is, _. . � Lasl'been so hard e�rned � - ; Rheumatism. So get at i 0 it lose -S frien " I . 0-..f . , Oxford is so -4med-Trid � Oung cooksure of everything , � ! broken the ice now with a vezig@ance. WPI C ! C�- boyish manner, " You see errioll, I have is paid out for drugs and octorse- thleca=# of 1hose fearfuli . I I I ' cis - I in or thelsun-it is a fault of the age." � 1 At � - . u'a got quite used to my ew toy. My Sickness is ,the worst enemy of ewor - I I )h, do you think so ?'-' and MiEs Tem- : shooting pains and stiff, Qne thing I have discovered," he went for yout, for every hair off - . __. 1ptamerl . my . as ir ing man, atid the common cause o� the hing joint�. There is - I y -_ sisters gave, me the! trap on I A bi th. , � � I at I on, ala he looked dreimil down intt, the - flftonlo4ed relieved ; foc- he momenb _ . � I ci day. I have ha ' wo . , I I scent�ed darkness of ,the garden. sh is a your hicad is a friend. . . 4 Brown Beokw'.,fror t working mal n, s sickness is disease the' ' er ,ereniby had seemed slightly clouded I but one sure way- I i . V th. -- . I -. . ,Q%N,G� IVOF-Tu- I t vi I , . I years. She is good fore ther mg or stomach-of�en involving the hi 11� n � . I W01110 of large oympa lea, with an )xoel- � �_-�eratan-- I 1�. . ., . � I 9st 19 i ib wha� her sister alway i cal led'her I 'hen I � � Ayer,'s Flair Vigo- in . 1. % -ftj.. .. - - .��... ridi4 :; but I dropoed a hi b once,!;in Din- liver, or kidneys. .i . . �. I I I I I : lent 6ense of humor, which bar good hearb A �_r I I � � a�n� I ouckling look." - � ' . � I -1 � - Brus�cls-t_-_- -- . ah's hearing, that longed for a �dog-car�, -The use of Dr. Pierce's Go ell - il )) 10 - I -. . and kindly nature keeps in good control ; cip will prevent the I � - . . h9 yl'ou may laugh, Cedric looking at . 1....,..,� I vluevaia.. . I and though she soil nothing at the time, ical Discover , vi'rill stop the ealipg of . , and if I d -o not mistake, she is the leading .... I vrm9bam-l" .- __ , a . �fyzl �T � I , . lip I % ' 1 _:7" "', XA ST) - ting , . ndl , 11 but I intend, 'to believe Mr. K-*, t T. littin Yo. If the splitt �Ka. Ill :) -.30 .-I , ,_ she and Elizabeth- t their heads together, the saving G!sickness. It cures dis- i ��o � . 'Dodd S I .. �.'f , spiri, i of the house. The sisters zeern � �o be .1 ISO SorTa ed- ,advan ' I � � 1 er I devoted to each other ; and the way they a M.. .. . I I � k-, a is older and re experienced. odrick , a neio.hbor of - el [)niach and otUer organs of 11 : I ` has bepn, it will stop i- .- Wingba .1 I , � n ng 7 - spoil that boy--" and here Malcolm shook $1.0( abeffle. All drRtSisis. I I 13jue'vZole ------ I and1hey got Mr. Vr - eases of f1i at I it I I., - , 4. FIthel ........... . � i hj a have such argum n!s sometimes, a ours to choorbe it." , digestion a[ d h!utrition. " It. cureE dis- t rj. . t I Malcolm. 11 Ca IriQ will have it - U -Brur,-els .... ... ! 61 Your sisters arovery good to �ou," ob- eases of hea�rt, liver, lungs, kidneys, etc., t twe -are not sufflaientl I I" I his I ead in strong disapproval, without rmo�.---600 ____ __ - - i ', served Malcolm in rtt,her *& batroni4i�g man- when theso diseases are caused the . . y UP- o -date. ' We id n e yl 1 I. beinj � in the least aware that he wa not If your ( ist cannot. _� , i . . dia V I i the dar E ages, according . 7 . �, a, 0 a a or in . free rouilthat fault himself. a ba j '113pjy you - -Palmerston nor. He even smiled tobimself fu.-tivelyat diseased coudition-of thesiomacLTand I. Fenit us one do ar alad Vr-e,wll: ;o I , toi how is one to a,ter one's uAture 4 1 1 1 sent the lad away proud and appy b ust yonabottle. B3sureanu . I , b t . '' � the thought of the two gentle E pinaters. its allied or . his I _g!To the name � ga. . I I . I . nc I J ca. Address -, LoudQ1 64 ttAboutten rearslagoIbe 4 o talk unkno" languaj as ? My sister . -delicately implied praise of th of your ,a rest exgeFs om �' . I A good-lookinLo b y like Cedric � 4 always , gan to have trouble . . i , �� . . Ane up" a -nn--_ 1;. A — ,�m P 11 qn, , 1. I I I i J, C. AY MR C0_ Low -ell jj-., =0 xoxm--� ____ - ; . j .. � .. I Vr aptilt by his woman Ind," he said 1 to him. wila my sto ach,l),Writ Win. Connolly, 1 .j I . , . V " r, I � . and il a inmates. - I - . __ - -1. London. del FO TORPID LIVElf. Walnut Strec , .. in, 110, tit zot so ap'l to I a beliefs and loves of t a past." . i 44 , _ ., EIR , self. 11 If I ever ge , on intimate t I a wibh bad t u te I en two and &I d ys in .9 , j5=zE1C1%NW1MM=_—____ I am quite sure that I shall get on with - _ a - ceu-trajla� ce d I I don't believe Oed i �'ants to change i . I - , - - my s ornac an on I le i " he had said ; with M, I BKOfFer-.. - -I re *CONSTIPATIOI(. them, which is ver ' unlikely, 1 shall [tell a we! i voould bloat, y ot in the least, Miss flo P, t was singular y unbecoming, -a j big ters, Cedric, Orris 0 oino town of Bob Hitb Hcu9XU_..:, I I F1 L a FO ' UUOW SKIM.' them that all Te on -, he is' toolp I , tha� � this p tting and spoil bg is Dot belch up gas, an -4as in a-.vfjtl distregsp: such I - good natured condescension ; they 80cM to head of the Foreign Relations Committee in -3. -.. , . i WPPC - � 1 - g?od for the lad, an I will only unfi, hi for times. I hav e ployed and been tredt!d by 0 11 7 posing a bit for your edification, and woman in a cotton blouse and. � . battered 1110 .9113h thoroughly good, kind-hearted I . Brb�aejd_ -r— FO THECOMPLEXION1 - M the best doct rs in the city but got no help V 'y �g to make you think tbat he is as "old hat was a spectacle to make im 0hud. v Congresq. Betore the ,couple gob away tl,le - I rAwton_ - tj�3KIVc3aw" wu*r his work in life. omen have no !sense of whatever, _B3 s me way or other I e to . - I ! vomp, and very superior to the generality matter was sett �. 1- I I J� 1. 1. 11 I r .� 11 #-I A T 4 U� o eve'r as he looke." I d6r. I Was Temnleton's blue muslin' and r s it.,. rr t... I lfii�w 'I _____7ny,_"2_!�"t_-,1 Z , led and the head singei nn Landc4boro: I - I CURE SICK kEADAGHE. VETERINARY . I � L I . I -s-AHN GRIL --VT, V. S., h nor � graduate of Outarl . I I j - Veterinary College. A .1diseases of Domesti - � . animals treated. Calls romptly attended to an I obArgeg moderate. Voter na 0 tat a specialty I - I Oflice and residence on Gode h a 86 of Dr Scott's office, Seaforth. 2112 -if I I . L - ! - W � LEiGAL I I . - . I JAMES L. KILLORAND ; syriate Solicitor, Cobveyancer and Notar . .�. ]Public- . Money to loan. Office over Plakard's Sigg I *%in Street, Beftforth. : : 1528 1 . I I - - - r R. 8- HAYSI � Barrister, Solicitor, Convey amaor and Notary Public _'L SolleAtor for the Dominica j lank. Offloo-l-in rear o Dominion Bank, Seatorth. Money -to loan. im � - I 3'M. BEST, Barrister Solicitor, Conveyance *-- Notary Public -Offi so up stairs-, over 0. 11 F*psk'a bookstore, M�instfeet, Boaforth, Ontario L 167 . . HENRY BEATTIE, arrister, Solicitor, & Money to loan. 0 ce-Jady's Block, Be - I orth. f` " 1679-tf � . n ARROW & G'ARROW Ij Barristers, Solicitors, &o . . AX Cor. Hamilton St. a 0 Square, Goderich, OnL . �. �. GARROW, Q� 1). Iff6 . uytiti,Rs G,&aRow, 1. L. B. � I - . . HOLMESTILD, sucoaes�l r to the late firm of � - Fa Mcoaughey & Holm stod, Barrister, Sollbitor , Conveyancer, and Notai ' Solicitor for the Can . � . Adian Rauk, of Commerce. Money $6 lend. Farnit x for osle. Office In Sool t �'s Block, Main Street . sworth, L . i - � . i . . f - 4, . DENT15TRY. . I I . . F� W. - TWEDDLE, pri,m�ST, . GradueLte of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of on Salrio, post graduata courie qn crown and bridge work At Haskell's S)bool, chicago. Local Anasthetioa for � painless extraction of teeth. t Office -Over A. Young's grocery store, Seaforth. - i 17 - 64 DR "F� A. SELIXRY, D tist, graduate of the -Royal College of Dent I Surgeons, Toronto, also . honor g-raduate of Departm)nt of Dentistry, Toronto UnlVeraity. Office in the Petty block, Hansall , Will visit ZuzA1cbL every Rol iday, commencing Mon. June let. , 1687 � . I . DR. R. R. ROSS, Dent'st (successor to F. W. Tweddle), graduate of Royal College,of Dental Surgeons, of OnLario; -drat olaas honor graduate of L Toronto University .; crown and bridge work, also gold Nvorkin �ii its forms,L All the moetmodern I Wethoda for painless filling 4tkd painless extraction of . eeth. Alloper&tIons carefully performed. 3ffica waddle's oid stand, over Dill's grocery, Seaforl.h. 1 1640 - 0 � ; I t � Di-. John McGinnis, Aaa. Gmduatot London Weglern University, mambei #1 Ontario College of Physicians rind Surgeons, Office wad Reddence-ll-Form'i rly occupied by Mr. Wm. Pickard, Victoria Stroet, nex i to the Ce,iholic Chureb AWNIght calle attended promptly. 145SX12 __ ___ — ______ . DR. H. H. Rots$ M. 0. - , Office over Greig al I Stewart's Store, Seaforth. . Xfght calla ittended to at tAc office. 1802 ___ D R.- F. J. B R. ROWS, -Aata rerildent Physician and urgoon, Toronto Gen- sys lHospital. Ilonor gradu ie Trinity Univorsity, mambay of the College of- P slelans and Burgeon& OWario. Coroner for t o County of Huron. Oftice and Residence-Goderfoh Street, E%at of the stothodist 0hurch. Tolephoub 46. i 1886 DRS. SCQTT 4 MacKAY, PHYSICIANS AND ISURGRONS, ,%Odeylc�h streat, opposite Xe4odist 0hureb.8ealorth . _�a and Ann Arbor, and ,G. SOOTT, graduate Vlc�o me-mber Ontario 0 11 f Physicians snd 0116 0 Smx6ong. Coroner for unty of Huron. , U. VA,uKAY, honor gradnIc Trinity University, gold medallat Trinity MedAcal College. Member Coltege of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. I i — I � RED CEDAR �HINGLES. . I - — _T The undergIgned wleh,s � . ,ounce to the public that having bought a large quantlity of the th,cee best brand.4 of red oeaar shingles, a id by jL,cttivg a liberal discount for cash, is prepared to sell them to cus- toutera at prices that defy competition. . - S. LAMB'S Lumber )"ard, Seaforth. - I HEMLOCK LU�IBER. Having in stock a0 the Seat rth Lumber Yard a - . very large quantity ot all the different lengths and uldth-, is pr��pared to fill any 1jill that Is presented . Ithe very best quality of Herulock. I S. LAMB'S Lumber ard, Seaforth. FIN E. � . i - Having bought a large quai tity of p!ne from a large firm in Muskoka, I ain ,gretting pine dressed Doth aides ei one side, for sk ing, flooring, ceiling; wide plank for water troughs. -, spruce and bal3arn for gr ;lvel boxe8, Fght and durable. Also white cedar shingles XXXX and XXX ind XX of best make In Muz;koka. Large stock always on hand. . S. LAM B'S Lumber Yard, Seaforth. I . in i CUEE, NTLUAL __ ! � ; jl�'n I Hardwal 0 3 Store, -1 Complete stock of Builders' Hardware. Roller Bearing Barn %or Hinges, Tee and Strap Hinges, and L%$ches at bottom prices. I _ I A 2,000 lbs, Standard StEel Bearing Plat - f arm 8cales for $28. Call and examine them ; fully guaranteed. Eav�-trouffhing and Furnace Work '5 specialty. I _ 1 Sills & Murdie . , I I , � � . your c I � � . proport on, a con ed rather irritably ; r1i, o o av a , , an uIr, j dainty iluffles were a pleasing con irast.i., W 0 . ow eautifully your sister r0Z the beb. I zl� � nuf I .y ___ � 6# hey helped 21 e. It was then I wrote to y u r ' Come now, draw it mil I," growled beth sings ! I have seldom heard a voice ; �S,Olgrave_ -4 they either do to(�Imuch or too little, and advice. You wid me that �y MY SS you C a rio,,and,ithen he looke discontentedly "Ibis a woman's duty to set 3erself off that plessed me better." There are to�ns in some of the Northem "Wir-gh-sm 1. the Misaes'Templotgn seem to be nj7. exCep- thought I hao� li,= lalut. ail the Illinois counti�s where the town peo ]a : j � M 70 lid.the room. 1� Wher a's I ick and the ap much as possible," be would P i.y to the 69 1 tiona to the rule.'� ; I use of G( IT"dical Disco'ery and A , tell -. I . % P, your . They both like you." returned Cedric where str4n e � P 00ma sou. H- 1: They had left Earlsfield behind t1lem, an easant Pe lets, * connection. osed 9 8 come from by watchiuR :. c n These medi- -res of the fellows ? I beb y( a anything _ long sufferipg Aniia, and then he trans shyly, " Dinah told me so at once ; and them hitch a team or by obaervi g how v, , Mngha�d. di . were now climbing �he long, win I ascen d Ines I have taken as directed, and am -very Y) ike, Die, that they re down with-- a certain saying : " If -you can' -b be and- though Elizabeth did not actually say so, V Bejg-�My,e ... � happy to: st t at'II cotnUienced to get better , Eli both at the Po .)) i � some, be as handsome as you can ;11 a�d he I -_ thab led to Staplegrove. a r ad gre , from the. sta an I t a day thi.4 ol I � family Will distribute itself in a W,sgon. - F,lyth4_ � As th could Lea by her manner how she an' oyed The salesmen know them by, the way they ir--deshoral! I _jave not los " inah smiled as she to would hold forth on the immoraliqy of talkh g -to you ;1' and indeed, Malcolm' had ' __ , o steeper, Brbwn Becky Blackened 6 ,� pace. summer on a�coifiin of my stomach. I feel tip- a from the I ! � . . I I top, and better tl an I have for ten years.,' ta le, " You are right, dear," she returned slovenlipes,1. -i : approach a counter and ask for geods.- I mutort The heavy storms had tenipere he great - I : never been in better form. - Druceaeld.�_ : - Ace b itute for t' Golden Med 0( � - Each localit3 seems to have Eome trifting Wppen- ... . _' heat, and though tt.,'e sky was olou')[ess and �.Pt no, s I osed Y, 11 I saw the whole train follow 'FI d4reeay Miss Elizabeth m leton � (To be Continued.) . I Peculiarity that, -while the man � - Discovory ' )� - _... I the sunshine brilliant, the � trees , meeti� ical ; .)y Nothing else is 'just ir h r as usual. Dick want(?d bc'go with the would not be bad looking if sh4 o ly took a ' or womlin, 31&eau I I __ ' .. r . 9 as good.1y 1 1 d be knew his mast rum expect4d, little pains with herself," he ft ought as 0 .rl may be unkno: wn, the characteris , fic . I � axleter...... d gave them a pleasant sha P, and a ' 3 - - I i gives , l ey allgrouped bloemBelves LUNG WEAKNESS aY, and they are dazed � I � �cbntralia._ ... oofb, refreshing breeze blew in th& r fabes. Dr. Pierc4's Pleasant Pellets regulate Z alvol)rrts sFkid it was too ot for the run, th comfortably on I him or her ai r to , I- __ , - , the bowels. , I . I on are ready, Cedric, w mi ht go down the boulders. After a momenb�s-heBi ation hear an utter � - / Undon.�arf Malcolm drew a long breath of delig,ht. _1��l 1--marcm � 9. I itranger say, ,11lWeIi0,k,owie � . 1, - . to.160 Polol now." And i a ( edric grs'ej- Elizabeth placed herself beside him, and I everything in ( Iregon these days?'�_Chicaga , ------ — . "There -As nobbing like the count - Is Due to Poor and Wat Tribune. � . 0 when home t0gett, quite a cheerful fain- 0191y i atirhated his readines 3,, E inab led the begun to talk to him. 86mehow,' her cioe 1 � � � I all," he beerved. 11 When X have idade/ffiy JI 1) I � Blood. __r� .. pile, I shall piboh lay tent or� build yself � a i y party, - m-�y through the flower gar an, only, paus- - pleased him. It was not'so swee 3 - as her . , ' I nuc, iar from the maddine okowd, - ud bid *1 You woul I not be happy away from il 10 on the rustic bridge to I 3t Malcolm lean sister's, i an d there was a sort of 'I urr in i b 7 4& Willd and Wisdom'. � ... I Beaut. a good-bye to Linccln'a ImY. and .Piccadilly, town, Herrick, p ' �raisted Ce 1thaVo o 7 r and dmire the hangin � ga ens below, and when he knew her better he , discovered � That i a Why Some People Cannot get Rid - I suppoe � Thompaoula wife is still tle , - . - , such a jolly crib o� yours at Cheyne Walk;" t i sld]es of the -little raving b6iog clothed th9t when she was ea ruler of the I ousehold ?11 11 Obl, no ; Blot W.bzad =rk ef I and club -land, and ali t�e delights j of mod. I . gar or excited about I of % Cough, and Why .it Develops into 0 .. A -, , ern civilization." : - for he had been ge,eatly struck by thel Kes- fl m__ the top. to the b6ttom, Vith 7Tfld flowers anyt-hiDgthere'was a slight hesilation ! since the baby p eared." - �j ,departed Wit", . � . � , as � Coi sumption.- I : , P rIve s-)w,ere. W -b � , * ,' Not you, old fellow," returnel � Cedric ton menage, � aid: had quite fallen i love a d plants of every deacript ion. be tray. though her words tripped each� other UP ; : Thi lungs are jus ' -Mattie say, i, tbat considering the Way �& table 7 What w-1 . . 'with his ; while _�,,e I e er's joy ad even gained A footing qn the but with all its defects ib was I$ 1 voice to I tlikd anyother portion woman will de4eive herself, a man has -very , sagaciously. 11 Whyi you would Ile bored �Iiaiob little hostess rity, I wserks of the Ore ' J f on her r,ide 0 .. cy, . gar i the memory. of th( body. ----;they need a constBut supply little right to epulplain If she deceives I .. jjcse .%r.d Carnal , bad t'ken very kindly t: the b.idge its f. To add to the beauty, a tiny liu She was flo: close to � a to death in no time%' But Malcglm shook � . . � ' � I him . his head, I i I handsome laq, and made much of him for r� U16t, w ich seemed to take its, rise from him how that he could judge �of h4 r better. : of pure, rich blood to keep them sound and too. i � I- . - I . - I M . I . �1 "VV -:E I � ' ! a. I at a invi�ible source, floweol b'hrough, the S1 Istron - If the lungs are not stron -What a le son an emotional bachelor . . r ei_ - t alcolu2s Eak I ke_,wa� certainly not handsome, bar fea. I . g they . I I Am I not a lovell of th 'pie ur que,my ; I . . 1 are ui able -to resist disease, and that is the I � � � I . � . " Ob, I am cc mf orbable enough," relturn- fl wery'ravine like a silver thre64 tures wdre irregular and her mouLl might learn co�ld he,only over.hear a neirly 1 _C3 dear boy ? Nature intended me 71.a coun- � ts ' L dlec ded- � reasox , why an apparently simple cold clings S -_ � ad Malcolm. , Chelsea is sacred gro�nd to I I What a cha�rming sF ot I I b ly too vOide for I)eaqty ; but the: I . made bride c4fide to her dearest, friend . I try gentleman." -M loolm ',so dearly loved d nA Carlyle live and die there ! N alot4m.kc, a tone of suich shicer _served _11y white teeth and a car" . lea 'of - ' until the patient grows weaker and -we ker, how sho ma ' a her husband. - "I'll - Vune.raj Designs. I 'ti me. 1 Di P. � a-domira ion faultless ghb- arid fi . -_ nag Hearte. PjH-)W%,_( I argument for its own sake that he did not Besides, th n br ially fills a consumptive's rave. Dr. -6 311 to-dafe emblems I necessary er v oked . nees in the dark Irish -gray eyes 3med iWilliams' Pink Pills never fail to strength7 talkin . . - the river and the . br dgeg, ti at Miss Templeton lo L� - redel' 9 -She ' I hear ,Nfiss Fussanfe"lier Is - c always consider it , to weigh the. . . ,� . qui gratified . . .... and Batterse R irl. in the diatance,L &�d the " It was my sister s idea," sh( !said softly;. bar facel from plainness ; - . leb ^ � He liked I I her skin, too, I was �! g of mar ing again . k accurate truth of his-Nords. to . .an thi lungs, because they --make the iew, He-" Didn% * icity estibliebruen house where a )ri 31 Dante Rossetti lived, -" she origi ates most of oiii i tp. clear an' know she was ever marzied. She-" She- -01 : take different views f the same 1�ubjscb. . . in ,provenen 0 naturally fair, but was evidontly lattering zlsotd �. I and an ol-d hi to ria 3.1 church, and[ the grand -Now, as y u see, we have cc me to the end embrowhed ,by air and sunshine, , � �riph red Wood which ;lone can do- this wasn't ; I said he was talking of jb,agairl�" � - -fore r-rd-enng. G On more than'one 600 Non in Cedri a car- . I work. The mciat emphatic 'p- roof that � X-lowels. Pleaw-. ' . " ol himself with * arles old hoEpibal, and & ,I sorts of gr6y secluded of our gar on and are goiog, dow n that little Natuie bad.f ormed her in generc ui Dr. -Guard-,, ow, then miss, gob if2 be kept 10cr 3:, . . . ing he had oompar I old nooks and o:)rnere over !which strould Williams' Pink Pills re -build the lungs quickly, pleas , .. I =Ry Lamb. " Cu6t,)m � I can wood) nd ath. We are both �assionately for eveni her hands and feet were If rge ; and T he -train is about.- to . ad made'the rq ca of and cure consumption in its earlier obi gee, , Yo . , .0 Ta �, � 15ake �'y walks abroad." :fond of flov ers, and like to see the -in from I ni thought of Ann& a pi etty is giva un Lady- ' But I want to give i826-13 - society, streets and c4owds, the the a . au� n in the case of Miss Blanche Durand, start..' , I . gloat when I ' 'If flo then NlZol � 1) _: I . � I " Whab a queer phap you are', Her�lck," ti a house, but in our hearis I believe we little hands, and again he said to hi self my si-Ater a I P. Guard-" lGet in ! Get -_ r . � the picture gallery, a absolute n0688ity." Cedric returned in t puzzled tone. � of 8b. Edmond, Que. Miss Durand say3 ,--- in I I'll attend �o that foryou? ... Why, in some moods ie would take� thie 'as He felt love our wi,d garden beat."' I � � that in his opinion Elizabeth Te etoii was 46 -' - - � , 1, rather like tho ) bow, Idered Satyr wh tractive woman.- � In the month of September, 190.1, 1 was -Scene-Straet in O'Ann.Es. J,�Jargo - . I , , W nZI 411 his texb, and dio � ep the " And you are right -one cou 4 rever be not an a 11 � visitija g at the home of an uncle at VAB 30m_ . . - . - STOC 0ours 'mobt eloque�,tly on t avellcr blew h t . nd cold. Bab Majololm ti -ed of thi i," and Malcolm glai c(d at the ' ! m ' -meets Glasgo-m Magistrate i%ud his -wife, - - I what he called the speidta,ole of the�htreots. )-ZER X. . pt ion. . One day we w6re out boating,- 1: got , " There are few . day was perfectly ei ; cere. No maul loved the almder a'te is of the fire and tha�ooft green � . CH&PTER � .Glao � __ . --- I �, when there 4Fe not I I tj. � my feet wet and caughb cold. The cold PxIaa g0w Man - 4' Hillo, Bailie, how-" I I -,no PIG BR=1 L� .country more tr�ly and sincerely. biever- Ii :ht betwem the tree -boles. Jilst here the N�HAT THE FERN`OWL HHA�R . gow Bailie "" Weesht, weesht, m&4, J I X_ on Lot -26 C - groups of Hogarth-li figures,,, ho would t g� u . seeme 1, to cling to me, and when I retu ned . I 'h�� say�', sketches from the life, t,bound, * thelei;s, the tcwn was equally ueces to o* nd was bare, except for th 3'' carpet� of There � is but one thing that aan. z MW RW me are 1traivellin, iucog.111- a tboroug , . . Over home about the end of September -1 was bred Yopmamit -1 ' 'ng "' him; and if bo had been comp Isa 6 su6rinw, and t 1 71, 1 . humor or infinite pabhos. There is 4 blind ell6d to 10�0060 bi own need �ea, *but the next i ioment the ,turn inbi hat is t a goo� WO quite � 11. I was qaite feverish, had no ap- -A clergym�n recently wRnt -to pr--ewoll in - ,- -to ta , em'� h [s a8tiDg vote w � , I church unfamiliar to hi: " You must do . . . . . . . . bo adraitted . between th ould ,have .pEth became tangled ud elcoed rather have don! e.-MAI�iERLINCX. . W. . beggar and his dog ovIer in a corner b I . I . `1 petito and the cough seemed to exhaust me. your b . -.d �� vi wrvice, or 41�1 . . � � ,y the been for to could d a , I eat to ke 1) ,� - Temple station," be continue . I lihat I 49 wn. 41 � at 3eply.' T iey istindly lear &,,'d 9 It takes two to speak truth -Ole 0 a 3e your voloe up sir, sal I'll, � . � I 'op )) t . ak I bega a doctoring, but did nob get any bet- war I _. We are a i the of the hill now,j' ob- bark. " 1'ake him to the 0eap. h 0 . " Our church ib very � n1sver can pass witho t uttlDg a p iiny in . le, the church den. , . p and another to hear. -Tiiop.E- - . I ter, ar d in January, 1902, the doctor told unfortunate � . I -nlG-Folt .-BER I served Cedric pr 3sently, ,% ith a jerk of the w isperod ( �edric in his sister'4 car, and I in ts agnostic effects 1" � - - the box. The dog a f ca is perfectly human While'IMSICOIM Was trying to -make him. me thatmv lungs .v�ere affected, and that. _-Jo X? - . jE on Lot 291, �(-- in its expression* Th eyesopeak. reins to reffiii d 13r wu Becky that she must M Be Teopl )ton nodded and stel ��ed off 'the I - lin, sa d an old woman a . . . . . . ), n - p 1 ; then she beckoned M%leoL a es Temple- - 3 the - ... I I -L- gave ' then they bowled �wifb I was a consum ,b the ,milk bred Y,orkshirn � not go.to slue� self agre able to the second Mi ption. - At tbis. time a friend carb the other n , 1 4 - him a bone once7-a aty bone it Ke too" . I I fu to look , oraiDg ,11 hoo is ittha:t I limited number , I . -and here Malcolm I oked Ek i lydownawl(a p'n'road. -Theyhadjuet- thloughso a interlaoing tranches, which ton. anoll not succeeding as well a� he could who hkd come tosee me advised me totry. ither milkman f ies bigger measure thaii you _iaervice. JORN I "I I*ttl 'shamed paased-a crose raid, which, as Cedric in- foi mod a u ural arch, / � wish, he more than once broke off the con- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I sent f0l' six gie V " Oh, i "a easy kennin? tbat-,` re. - a I ; � . . . I o I - of himself-" in fa&, it as a mut4� chop, formed Malcom led to Rotherwood, w � 8 arming little s5lvan ver t' t listen with Nome � rit Poxes. The pills soon began to help' me, as plied the milkm in- " Ye 'ken h �' inIG FOR SEJ and I stole W off the lunc eon table. 1 I I ktpt ) ' "' a jiet has �:U Lot28 -Con, the nearest cl u ` the 0�nt( 'a ' - '_ bye . Zo B , here b h scene th t to Ba lb -,ering by-play going 05b aFen t are, half the custom re I hae." , w , I 11 ittle I �y little, the cough r h andshope were, ,when M4 hi: eaye I grew less Be, I the beggar in conversa�'tion wh I The, spot had J'been fiL , . 2-��, d ;Izrt ile he' I ly Cedric a0d r y ap?e . I - "ate "" Malcolm's att 3nt'on was attracted by a house oa'led Ophe il-a's Pool. Thokmall' I the young, clergyman, , . ar_ tits became better, my strength r& -A pariah su�geori was : . ed number of- I Keaton � ��,,nol was . . wont to be very .. me of z i : I ..... Sir," for he was addressing 'Amias I .� 0 Iyon. I . turned and I began to- have & he:jIthy c ilor. much b6thered �by an -old, bypochondrialcal 11 --- V eirIvice, I they were Fasbink. Ib was a small� h4 1 wib4 rowano and thicket alders I . I � n ( 11 They *ere I used I igh boxes o, I ab that moment, " q'ha't dog : �ositiv4iy gro. I evidently in intima'be -. term -a, � C f the pills, and Was �hen patient. 0 ,a mecaiaarx. RUG I I house, standix g ack from the road, with a �n biac�lbelrry bushes, and on !the pond . a 00 ocewion he was ,stopped ' . sm velled at my feet wi,b� affac�kon an� grati- I for Cedr fully r3covered. I am sure that Dr. vVil- 7 � P, garden at the I si e1ull of gay flower-bord- I �c addres,�ed him as D I I I ; . and otht'r aquatic - I i . I ULL FOR IS) 1� I water lilies I or E avie � by hiai in the 4raet of the m tud a. " I i I . I 1 3 it" I I . in the most unceremonions manner. Mr. isms' Pink. Pills Paved my life, and I village andlibuto I 1, era. [ plat�fsloZroe�groWlDg, I I � hall addressed : 'I'D " How many muttonllchopJ bas he had, ad i Two or thilee rough Oarlyon appeared to !be quite yo 2way I . octor, if ye jist pit yer tat , B -the pure bri ! j � . Oh, that's the Cr6w'o Nesb," .observecL boi �iderel� oushio iig, cer- ; speak gratefully of them ,, - to ma lug ye wi � . �on tot ip -000& .since ?" asked his frie;nd. - � I , ned WiLh moss, made com- tainly nc t more than six or seven a d t van - er than I btar sic a singiW.11 � ivos.--11�r';�W�f . 4 t Cedric, " whoire he Logans live ; that is for rable seats, and were a I I Suo L caseis as these tell Lett -small Boy � . " He never had another " rwipondbd Mal- � I t. t4e prasent Bov to ilkrnam)--�"Mainjt�ej?jj� . i I � wbere' your frjen s�at Kestons are coming. mo nept occupied by two ty, and had an odd, characteristic, but nerb words the power of Dr. Williams'Pink vary After servici colm, sadly. 11 The capdage 'of a gr4i�sy pa-, ; I 113j;)U-0110 of in an a w1fu$. aia -a biz m aboot the be added. 34111 . ) � I I Oh, there ia no: ne d of looking at it now,"�as the n evidently the seaqnd M iss., Templeton, ;oat pl asanb face, thab, somehow took Pills. They pure all cons( ittitional weak. oat ; it deeld last nicht I` an---- Qh, - I : ' per full of meat is too much even j tor my Maio I I aloolm . =L . . . Is fancy at 'once. Ib was rather ies8 becanab they go right to the root of — I olmeraned h1sneck in his efrorb to see an� the the ung man I a rou pal thaVa a pi6y- Vhat did it-4ee *j ?11 Srn&U - - - I . - I .. - - phi autbropy ; but 1 Oe him dry �iscuits more r a yo gh serge tj e. d the mouth a likle reced- ;he trouble and build �p the blood Boy-" 1b dee'di o� w . -sometimes Sprattlel meab biacui�o-and ofit:"Wocai o over it any'day we, like. ani , wh )Matliratsight Maloolri� certainly hill and , an - That , &ter in ,the held, after -- 7 tobacco for the beggarL He h an old aold- Here we are at tf ,a, cod House." and Ced. did not ak for a clergyman ; and round ing, but the broad forehead aya4 kindly, 8 Why they never fail to cure rheumatism, drinkin' a platef. � o' your inulk.11 Collapse -- - - - - ier and wears his medal ; and th'6i dog- ri . c drove in a� an 4en gate. � 11 the I ,'i - ions attitudes of WiL I itiDg and frank -looking eyes soi.i�ewhat redeemed this um a o, kidney and liver troubles, h ad- of milkmaD. �_. � . - .. - i Malcolm loo,kec ound in pleased sur I - defeck There was w much life aud an ma- c as, backaches, indigestion, biliousness, -, Boxer is his name 'is like prise. exI eta dog -3 of all sorts ind i9onditions . ; Young Law Fer-1 0 1 claim the release *f j I I . - .. - Watba�4's ewe tion in his expression � and a boyish nd a4 I othe' blo MY Aient cn tho� ground �01 idioc . He is � ----- I I lamb to him. He has got a crippled, At thwt nioinepb lhb house was nob vi.gible. -1 ��Pm' a handsome brown rt e er e3 gar- r od diseasEs, Sold by U 8311-a . ness in h [a manner, a ouriou abr6p 411 dea'ero or sent by maili postpaid y � � I natural he calls him -who fabolies hi&'' home They seemed ariN iv�g through a little 'wood Ce� 11 id's lit le fox. terrier, Dick. 4 . � f .8 , Was i in I at really mad, and j, isnot responsible, for auy, � -only the . , 6, � . I his speebby a certain quic pinj of �O cev s :a box, or six boxes for $2, 50' by thing he may liave dou '_ _41 me, . � 11 . ca�riage'road windiDg between My d, there's Carlyon"' k oil I I )p I I I I . . ting . a. JudgeL � . n the evening. I saw him once," *�cnb on the fir trees 'was beautifully kept. Now Cedrio ther.an a' � words and sentences, only added. to: his ltri direct to The Dr, Williams, Medi_ doesn't appear t stupid to " � - Malcolm, -Puffiog elowly at hie cigarette, . ggrievec ton3l ; " wily marked I Aividualiby, �and was by �ine Cc., Brockville, Ont. Substj . Me. Prisoner .- � is and 4en thcio� w( s,'au open glade, but the the -'allow I ves here ; " and then he put his I I o mi lane . tutes are (interruptiDg)'-kourl honor, look at the - �, � an uncouth sort of chap on crubche's ; and disagre . -_ when Box � � grearer part w4as hickly fringed with h�ath- han( L. tome ea Is when 'one had beo'oni sometimes offered, but you can alWa�'e ro- lawyer I h I . er saw him �� a -ly knooWed him I le Ito 1hi mouth and gave a VLew ballo it." I I ac ,,us. ave ethployed.11 , � er, bracken, arid whortleberry bushes. 1 d to I act yourself by seeing thab the full n me -4 � - ,op-l"jans 7 down, jumping on him If Nr,�'Orl` ; . I so I tistily that all the dogs bege n barki f I so this is 'a healthy town ?" interrog. , 3 nd t�ey all. ng : Malool soon. found oub thab he as ' - - 1b&veuse&Str_ . The next in urned a col�rner lik(.m the T Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People,)) ated the now . 'Yjval.. ,it )ff WINNONNOWN� � . omont Cedric t I Rd, Oaly Dick, wbo m as % know' at _ealtby ain't nue, ,� . 1 Ing curate beonging to Rotherwood, th I , printed on the -wrapper around e,Mry name for it, sir,'iboasted the native. 4'Wh I - tern I a] p1lee, -And� . , . sharply, and a,loyr gray bouse �nd a �vell_ fellow,ani up to tricks-rpshcd� up th' attended by the Templeton family' church � - I I . 1�: I I - I I I 40 11 - .; ox. $ 1 .- . �a, kept tennis lam e b f ) them. I pat 1 and bE gan dancing excit adij 7und hia , ; and it we have only three patients in the ospl - I,A%' - I --SON, . D,,. �, - - L re "'Or' . i � � hat the sisters, *—* 4 F, - � � M ing place !" exclaimed maE t er. I I was soon avident to him t . - Who are they "I " Whv the duct � or, the Ptleel, $Loo. i I i Miss EI11z %beth especially, I ! alc6lur. 1% ca t.�inly merits -its na 'me " What ,observe took a -Oa6 in. - -zeceipt of price. A- ' - arbarians boys a a I "' I Ming Edward's Ki undertaker and the tombst' - . I . . S. i . . I ; - a iul ' House., � the ( the iss Templeton somew , . are there fro 5) W. T. STROX0 ' Whab a d i Ii � I d M it is indeed a �o dg ) ! terest in )aroohial matters. ndlines' one man. They I I . hat coldly - M d ,Ontario. 11 . " asked C "A__1%Wu i t a r in an . - I I j ; � I I., � I - . "Dinah is build a� lodge next to I or com anion, anol'then kbe rnse from - presently, but he spoke in a jerrin retty" tory of Kin . . �eliltufion. . - ; � g " Howlis old Dr. Dryasdust ? ed- English paper gives a I g o?n to I I I ( L . I i . � ric ] -.1 - I I ould I � year," raturne, Codric. 46 L,)ts of people the I: 9nand walked rath r 'nukiestically g tone. I )r the Bufferings of h g Edward's sympmby PAINE'S OBLERY COMPOUND L I ` ve tj . . . refuse to L-elie iere is Then Eliiabeth-laulghed, but Dinah, loo ed f is subjects. ; . - a house in the towaIr do he siater-and their uest., I I i - - . . . The iva,lk��g, sjick, what wood, and lose tli�mselves a d( Zen of times qr ma I n or was f . l -shocked, and Mr. Carlyon throw a ry lod young dressmaker was threatened with WILL BANDS11 Yo: R NEURALGIA. The 11 I . . . i I I riendly, and E he greeted neum - ) T -T T -1 . � fefore-1hey -find it � Ah, there's Dinah on Ma c at him. � � a A 16f t nearly de8titu te. I ! T,4" . Im i.dlye i t on, and wa � - . . I I a crowd of'-thm tb � t nough, but ib was, less soft " Ib really is not such a bad ns�uie 11 ob'- he doctors advised her to o I � 11 _. .Lu;s 7 1 . e re lare: the loohoub for us� 1 Jump down Herr�.ck . and inn�u than her tister's and'did not . Read the Strang:Testimon-y I I I � I I btain adn. it- ' , ' I Persons ivhb are thin 1and I wil"foll w you �Iitectly-. I want to a I eak im 1 88 bim so favorably. T) �en she intro. served Elizabeth softly, as thoug4 to her- tince in an open-air home to underadp a 'Of - FAR-ld .Xf I self, and then her eyes encounte,red Mr. Ourse of treatment, Meanwhile I to c I I P - she' . . Forb(s about the . . � l , ' ' � _V�as a Gentlemali Who Failed Wit mare." duo ( Mr, arlyon and the tm 0 young 'nen 11 I Malcolm did,imi I'lie, was told, and ent ed sho I h s ; and , 7— taken in�o a convent and devoutedly nu I ad om an weak but not sick enotigh i �i ba afterwa-do the dogd Carlyon's' ibwab evident thathe' agreed Doct Ordmary Medical PROPEI � I . � . h her. i . - - I . I ; . i pasqe in ,r r view, and Elizi bath gravel . wib by the niins ; but, urfortun I - I I I r . the long, sof -lighted ball. Perhays,,�rthe I ' I , ately, all th ir 4 . I I . ; . _ Vicar is not a lively per a orts I I 7 � had d; The n, o: PrOseriptions. � , r 818, i � sunshine izzled his eyelids a little, 1but riante I each one, ending up wi 1 ter si te er- get her admitted into . : I . - ' I I 11 dace!h nd Mika . I a yell taing I Y,j) librejoined, "butalithe Eame I t a kin were quite fr I . . .J. B. mcL'ean . I - at that instant he thoug6t it was a young lib4eldace , � . 4 � uitless. � � .1 I Fraccr, vloe-preB ,, Chromc cases " tl'4t'S girl Who was advancing to meet him. The Ma lcol; who was a dog loye I have a great respect for him. He I Then the girl, 'learning that the King was n - ils". Be � . . � r� althoughi I pq a tz iff . a Neuralgia. rh4umatieru and a go aral -.. - cy-Tr" what the doct' � figure W068 ail) r unded and graceful, and h ad 13 of his own, was too mediaeval for these d ayi, and h a en vi- p %tron of one of these institutions on I be " run-down" co 'di'tion result dirtetly from . ors c411 th' f a , ki . . 'I I � � � Ing ronment does not suit 4im a bit." � south coast, resolved secretly to write to an impoverished, and ' I I elli �, I I . WilKam Llhes,u; -1 -there was such alertness and youthful ess, rie (is wid ali the animals J;3cbar1t-ma&rj he I famished nervou#7 :'... � I . xvh1ch - . , " He ought to be 9, follow of his - him and plead, to' . system. . I - th -G I 0orge iii common Enor' ish in the beaO 9 ; but as she came cl6me to pra a d anA oarressed them, be r his assistance. I � . - I - . . � 6. " was quite gray. was telling spenjibg his days in diginterriDg duity old About a fortnight later a gentleman called Paine's Celei quickly corrects - I - 4'. him he eaw'thab her hair him (If ove and over again th!a I ry ompound I d ; oram I t the second . - means—long slick'neSS. folios in l the Bodleia�,` pursued Cedric,, at the convent and asked to see her. 8 this faulty conditon, . an. ppen ; j " I am.very ple�sed indeed to see you, Mis rempi bducouldnothol4a candle to Ad ' �� Beiro I . ;'.. , I I ish g a true nervo _� I � I - . -- . I Mr. Herrick," a her ' .11 .f' t I �_,_i�.:2c inatead of being vica'of Rotherwcod." give no name, and at first he was told t at food and nourish I it builds up the nervous I Rdjit� -Smith. � To stop t�e cOntinued voice.- - We �e observed in a pleasant si ater. I Z�` - � - 1. " I -think very bighl� of Mr. Charriog. she was too ill to czee him. Ire then , x- system and fully ustains it. While P,ainew . ; i , �. . lave , eard -so much of you Ma 001m, r.as terribly critie ith regard z Jameb Cumming frain Cedric t a t you seem quite an!old to women j 'Anna had often bl me him for ton," and, Dinah apoke rather 'ravely. P ained �hat it was neceseary for him to I ee Celery Compoun is working at the root ,of vine F. Q.; Olen) I ,, (t A f � � loss of, fle-5h th6y need 1� will find us v�ry his is verit3y' � 11 come to iEquire into her ca disease e centrist), bracing d -- ! . . friend. - I am -f -aid you " He is nob only a very Uarned man, but he r, as I a bad se, -am - auditorr . . . 6a . , ! . . psttlep, deAr, I ob, homely p 3o�le ; but I daresay � is a, mist . is such a t aorough gentleman. Po r man, a ol as to the desirability of sending her to building up the weakens cot nthe. busluel Scott's Emuls" , d- ske to expec perfection," d and irritated ---- . ion. Torlthe q,u' 8 5ude y; a open -a parts and lourify - I , ric will have p �p4red you for that. H she I " it is 80 e8dy to find fault it is a ble! i5ing that .- he has you ne r him, ir home for the treatment of con- tig the blood, zeuralgiv I ?,V�P1109t,101% to ar� ' - feeling of weakne'!Ss t1ley grumbles dread ully, poor boy, at our old. and �ck hl lea in people ;11 I bub ' Mr. Carlyon, for his Iffe is very lonely." ' mption. rheumatism ariii poisons are expeRe - # I I hall jrotpecovv� X i . I i as hioned, hum I . I though " Why does he not gab married then 9" 018he w i6a aided downstairs, and -he ques- from the system, . d forever I . um ways." ; M4 Im ag eed with her he still r [ Dr. Phelpie wonderfa � I � need Scott's Emul I it I can a�sur yo .1 dmained growled Cedric.. " I bet 7ou hefs not much W ed h 3r ' . . . Sion. u, Miss Templeton, that fast dious a d hard to please.; 1?11 as to what the doctors had as tion is e irry . - I '� d prescrip ing he&].bh and h A I � � I I )) I - 8o he at r. fifty." Then again Elizabeth and Mr. at inquired to whom she had appli a neas into thousanids of homes ; it is ap i; L � the quiet will b �ery restful after the tur no qecided that Mies Eliz%lieth Temple. ova WIS It makes ineiv flesh and moil of tQwn, urned Malcolm Eerlously ; Carlyon exchauged glances. =p. 8he mentioned several I for �Our present trbables ; it; 1 r L . I : Is a t n w 8 not to his taste. -In the f rob place L narn q ' YOU nee( I r I � , - . , I . and, -as far I .can judge Ek '. , b, a I, not admire big wom0n and she 11 I don't think the vicar ever inte do to hesitatingly admitted that a e, makes sick peop$ we'll and strong. Mr. - I I - � - I b tpre86 and at 1E at . FU - ,crive's new life to, the ivi-lak Stapleg' Ls as nter the holy estate of ' etuin- bad wrWten to ' Wm. Conley, Weit Bol:tonj L - ; > I rove see a pOrfeot paradise ;)' and ecidedly mcitriM011y," the King. He then infor - Quie.), writes as- - � I � � I _�Il and d masaive�l Ile' dress i . . I then Miss Te I , ad, her that he had come from �� 0 follows : I 1 7 1 1pl " F :d Mri Carlyon. "He is an old b ahelor 'the King p . � system.' .i . eton smiled and�l )ad the __ �, I -, . I ; L - I � � I - I WILY into I uire into her case, ai His Majesty had -of neuralgia, "" z E , 1 '9 � . . a plea anb, cosy-lookin� Orawi�g- 1 2!��llll by choice; �nd in my humble op: ioa is 1L " I have had seiveral attaaks ISiol I room, with three window i ' to a " i likely to r - lioed tier letter and wiefied to help her. Ib ke pt on Liu creas)ing-gattaing, worse, and I r Scott's Efnu L a opellingl on � emain so ; and then. his ortl y ", ; - I 9 CtS terrace, below �ch lay a charnij4Dg gard I 11. , s nerer � . housekeeper, Mily. Finok . After. furthEr inquiries everything w a tried all the doctdre for help, and took all I � I , , - I I Oa this Eiide of h 0 . I I - i I i ; 9 makes him o I I . U N 1. L . . th'n anq. weak persons i 1 ut t a house the wood ended i I i� � thoroughly comfortable."' matisfact )rily arranged, and the gill w Is kinds of medicine� and I got so at 11aab th'st, I � ) abruply ; but inj t e distance, be� -rid a r6ee : I C L soxit for ( - - . I ,. 1 L . adwa 11 I heard something once from one of our a prolonged period to the homE), could not sleep at �njlghb. I -saw an adver- ;Gjood Q*uw of the r� i Fr:offal Ba � ache with the result that -her health was greaty m8nt of Nine$ Celery C mpound, and I I it. Tt"makes null-, arch, Malcolm c* ght sight of a I btle rustic 1 1 ; - I tise I i . went and boi bridgewhiohsee edtospanasoit of gre, I Dinah -be knew well be"D. ,and it cured me I , , � ; � i L fellows,�" observed'Cedric, with a misobie v- 'Efited, and that she has Once been abie I :?gh t � bottle., o teous- Th ' . ; . i I . ben L . ,en A0. NV. iGilro' 0118 glance at � . . rich blood� S*trcnuthen.s ffie ; .- . Y, general mer �bwit, Blen. . � - . � ; ravine. " Hwwao not to ieturn to work. of all pains, and.1i : � ; . . ' jection to gossi gannow reect, an well as . . . . . . I 6 Miss Templet n had taken h pla I h On t.�, stat t�r. P. al ays a - i -----*— ever before in y ' I I � ce� es:-" I am ramer enthusi- ,of Lincoln told me � life- I Would not be - . . nerves and ' " at a "i1i the! Praise of Dr. Chas a's I �- ppet�te the tea -t '� b �,, ..Ti. � woman ha Palgrave i without Paine's 00lery Compound if I bad, I . able ; b " Kidney- . k� � t Malcolm did n ak 04ce Liv�r P that he had been engaged to a lad', and 1 Ogling, in Ogle Coun . I i I follow her. to illsi, and believe I have ,00ll reELson I y ty, -s a, bottle fo Farnitu-T. food. , � " A�tler all, town h a i -a draw. ) that just before the wedding -day tie ep. to pay. fifteen dalj�, , r it.31 � ; e. F6 se�eral ye�Lrs I , vas a &eat . I . In 0gI county the people of each tow n 1 - - Shade -s, oil I gagement was broken off �; no one seat I T111 I ; I for � ordinar � I backs," -he said haif to himself ; 1 bi I it, Miss su rer frol kidney disease, a I , oed� �o ond villa *d to I _( !, Templeton under,si;ood him, I ��. I ad 'had be able to tell whence � ture Franj-�S', 1 Scott's I I an it� !ut g pal s in in back Edm6st co�' sta, know the rights of it, but ever since he h . Xaki : g a Life. - : '' I � . I i dens there,�' she[ � returned. � 0 er- atly. I I strangers hail by observing how they act in - . Repairiill fy � muls*011 The " You mean cA� has to do w trie4 a grea many remedies, but did not 'been a little shy of pehicoato." i r cbtrch. M-akivg a life is!a larger thing than mak. �b e Wis*time"for us b . o -11 . � i ,, .aken as I ng as sidmess " Tbat� Would , � d in obtaining more tban " Cedri2,; I am Aur oung ing a living. Maoy a man -bus made a oi attention , Ill) I � I u �CT er, -t- go I Z never fiuib either my sister o o people are accustomed, to worehip 11 91. . . - 11 ,asts and 0 good 11 t gard 1� in self ; our te ary;r lief. � �s"ght drer-s for dinner, the gong must have �oun living who has wi�da a poor I fe. Some- ,-- . goo � � , 4 en is very-oloar to us,. You h i � I .d- around, visiting churches in several parts of - i � , Btere --goo I - I �1' .. lie . I I i , ad long ago. Will you Bbow Mr. rri the county, and- frequently taking Ion _m6n bave made lendid, lives who have I . - ! seen all its beauties y0b, Mr. Her ick," she I tk frien� of mine advised ' his room ? 'Dinah spoke with gentle de di i ves in made very mode 8 a or evE,n scAri Upholsbee .1me. : I 11 I continued brlgbtly�- it ig full of urprises. Dr. Chase's Xidney-Liver Pillj,mar AI d'-ridy sion, and as she evidently C ummer and winter -when there rat _ty livings. , - TOW, moss a : When I have given you some tea N�e will go 91 - xpected Ma go eleigbiDg. No matter, however, ho Such wag GOMP,milib's village preicher, who - 11 so, with 'r at satis�action. I -1 ad not colm to join her, he rose from hie seat,, far they get away from home, -some of t was 69 pmet-ing r11,oll ,on forty paunds &� F111711itur.0 There's new strength in search of my eilst'�r. She is sure to be 'taken half � box before I be,an to feel .he did so he heard Elizabeth may in A lo ypa . I down at the Pool- : we c. ; .�,� � kn( r." Such was he ,citizen of Germany, : , ' home - Or a -t � ' ind �'esh i . I %11 it ophej,ia s poo'l, better, and'npNv realize that I h ve 6ntirely .( ,wing ones of a congregation are able - � I . I ' I �s )) . � - I I every do e. � becanse it reminds us so of a heta ' recovered. voice to Mr. Carlyon, " I wonder if C drio pot am by their actions. mid -of the world, , ho earned hardly three I . -1 � - have seen in the PA 4 A 11 pi re we I ",.L� often vionder now why story is a true. one." 11 Very possibly -L Not 1011 C.inna . n I hundred dollars ift AUV fain I" .. _f h;0 - I- T -T, j a ca emy. Is our F V V r,u 0. new-fangled rerr edies when why not.?" was, the answer ; I I he looh a 11 p P oup e appeared in % ( 5 j � 11 - We will, e glad favorite haunt ori'a hot summe ,af ter- t his tried an d pro'ven medicine s so easily a man w . I k' For resto4 church, and during ,the. singin 4 journey hwe ; yet Ow m I � � , - ppe the,man k; . 'WiH ,r � i . ith a past." md then they dr) more out of an Martlh3 Luther. lt� ,1 , jec,eiNvf, I I � I I 'Lo _S,Qmd you a few noon. 11 I obtained, and so certain to c re,. I Dr. behind and he heard ept his seat, holding the corner of behooves u , he ore, to consider how wet � I -callB an.-WAe i I � I Malcolm made an appro riate re , . theibymn book, whiN the girl ,stood erect )r do � s free. ly, ard Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills bav ail e1110r- 1 �o more. 10 our mviking. of a living the mwk- t s 4e for the nexb few minutes- the mous sale because they radicall 'cure seri- -It is never well to Yorin an opiniog to) an4 thus 1) irticipated in the exer ciser. - ' may add to : ; talked � # soon ; before the ne,kt half hour had pasae& - ter oil the beau pulled from his pooke � Ing � to mr-ke a living as to Of "Dominlia Pq stir'e that thi- J)Ich rc'in Ple"alitly of Staple'trove, 'and 4he s�ortcub ous and chroaic disease, 6ne pil a dose, 25 4a of a life. e form of a label Is I Malcolm had been compelled to reg,djust hi a striall comb and handed it to the girl by hi made also the cap& ilfty of -enjoying .a liv- _-�z , ill I o. the that led to RotherWood church� and village - , cen s a box.' 'All dealers(, or dinanson, 5 . � I lvrapp�r of every bottle I Bat & Co.:, oronto. I .. ideas on the subject of Miss klizlabet]: side. The latWr, in fu Ing, of using a llv*�,g aiver we have made i . .- of and thew, Cedric 3' ined them, and' began' 11 view of the con. I , tral sion you L,,zly, ; 2emplaton. When he saw her again he greg it ; so to make a IiVing as 'to make also 46, I , chatting volnbl, to q is o1ster I I I ; and aloolm I I ,atioD, proceedod to dress up her hair, i �'C' O"T-r & BQWNE drank his tea an'i'd w tched bhem , would hardly have recognized ,her. He.- and then the comb was --returned to his 011aracter, a faiLb, 4 hope, a soul -this -is to 1. , vA _1V I y , Ji_ I ' I . a massive bub well proportioned figure' I okeq pocket in a matter -of -fact Bart of way, as i I add to the making �f our living the making ' � - I , r . owned to Anna terwarda tha Dinah : Dr - Chas I - to its best advantage in -the black' ev ning suet a proceeding was a common occu �' 4 1 Chemisl I -S, i Templeton was a r velation to 'him, and ' I � r. of a life. . � , TotOnto, Optarib. that all h I � dress ; the transparent material only a fi off ance. I - - - j 0 - I BrCCESSOR I is pre-oonceived notions of lbor fell ; � m . I : - finely moiilde A'ter oburdh the choirmaster offered to I � l t as flat as a pack of cards. , j the round white throat a,ud 50c.�and $1; all ruggists. � j Ki d n a y' -, L Levees Y -Z (Wiab Head) DisinflectantSoap - � I . 'The demure and somewh 'At stately 'spinster ;: � iver r 11's arms to perfection. 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