The URL can be used to link to this page

The Huron Expositor, 1916-01-21, Page 7i I :_44 . - L � ! � iW . I - � It 1116 IV ar(l 1-ilaild I i�- -1 . - .. , � . - - � .� -1 . . - - ._� 3-7� I . , , � i . I , - -1 ''.. , - 1��_ . . ��, __1 � ; L_, t I . I � 1, 7. * - , 111�111 T ; I . 1 6 11 i , . � � I 1 I I . . - I I . I � : I � t7 : I . I I � I I 6 : . : , : i - . : I � I � . I I 1 :1 . , I * 'i . . � . I I : � . . . ; . . . I I . 1 1 . i , j , 4 � . I � . I i .. : i � � rr —'— R"M __ - � I—— -_ �--- �1�� -, ---- � - - . _ . - . --1 __ _ � �_ ___ - , � � i � . ! I il . . . . � I I . I- I . t : I - � , � I I :, � . : . : - I II , , - . . . 1. _=_ 11 .. .... __ .. I : ; . - . � i , f I � ____ _._, ___ - 11 �___1__________��___ - - . � � � . � i : I j . - . . i I � � I " .n � . I ! I �; . A ! ; I - � . I �: ! - : I i � �, " . : - . I . i j I i i - I i � . . I : ! . � - . ; . I � l� � : . i . p I I _. . . I ; . 1, . I I I : I 1i ; � i ; . 4 - � I I � j"t of slight aches ai�d pains, eLmViLy asdrxmine 3trength and b.ting cbrank .,., , " - - I ! , � � . I d Fortunp - ! � � " Rane-Al, Pakrish " agement. That they were in the crab- I i -T- - . !1y I , w&-Amess for lutex years. . . - - - I ; - - - ; , 11 I - I To be stranipr wten okler kftp yew 102011.1- . I .Amp --.1 ; I � I . tt . blood pare ana rich and ;if;; wak tue � . I I � i � . I � ,"M Vote () r ` wength-building and blood-nourlsking � � tilts yr�ar I I I I : I i � I - il, Vroperties of Seoul$ -UMULgion'Fohichisa Lod, tonic I .. �. � 0 i 11 I I ! i i � .velarea f6r a and a medicine to keV � . o. i all july, ; r . ! . _ blood rich, allieviate rheumatismny= . . , - I � � ; . I . givoid sickuess. At any drug store. e� i LLL . I I : ; IL )Ii-biseftt., i : : SWK a 3"X&, Toronto, QA. If , . . , � - . . , . � . I . � I I I _11 - ! I I __ - . LEGAL. . I I a . . I I I � . I �� . I 1. I . 4 " , I : i . I i I . I I I : I R, & RAYS - ) . . � I 1� : . I I � I : Barridtr, SollcltoT, Conveyancer and: 1� i I . -X4+.&ry.,PublIc. Solicitor for the Dam-' t %� single mu. ; i � � � . ft I 1&ua E:ink. Offke In rear of the Dom- � � .. I I I . - � ., � , C k � Udca Bank, Seafoeth. Money to - ;wm. I . . . . I 1 . I , . I I I . � . I ; A�&w * I A&W � � . I � I j � I r - - �� 11 4 � 11 I . - -.�_ J. $L Bmm aarrUffer,. WWtOr, COAMAncer and � Copyright, 111912. by � t I I A., I M � tClurif & Co. . . 11 �, - - .. - I pa&ry Palic. Office up -stain over � I . 9 i I I I I . � I- - �. I � LL . I Walker's f arniture stolre, Main street, I I Ce -f F4 f My- iFoUl -1 replied indignant- I - _ r__ k - - - __ 1 -14 1 1 i , I � ; � _? WoTth. � I It � i ly. 1113a've you seen her?" i . � - I . ; Y I � I � I - la, � : � . I � . "Not yet. I preferred ng tD an I � ,�.b I - ,�W. I I I � i � I i - I � ! V. HOLME3TED. rV uriderstaiqdIng with you iffir"o . � . � I ____ ! - I i _ ! -1 , g&rrbftr, SolicitioT, Conveyjancev and ' -A condition you find as . �, MIRY I . V1 I , i easy as you anticlpa�e � retorted, I I � ; :: i " v_oury Public. Solicitor for the Gana- an.Djak of Commerce. Money to Imn. . , I aiigered at his cool tnsolence� q "If you .A40100- Mr— 11R : � . I I , rums for eale,,. -Office, in Scottla block, are Philip -14 en ley. thO th�i lady you are holding Is I : wife." VW 2t, . - � the Henley matter. !that is p.racticall,, X&A street, Seaforth. I prisoner )rourl, . I ; .1 6 t 11 I Is, not here, - i placed . . He laughed, kahlug baci� again In !� I I I . [ r 1, --- ----------- - . q . his chair. - I . IL � I I � . I - r-ROUDFOOT. KILLOR,AN AND I .'Well, hardly. Permit w� to state, - 11 I i I , COOKE . - . my dear sir, that I possesO no..such .- , li . I . . , I . V;LrrisUrs, golk?A,torx, NoLa-ries Public, Xwey to lend. I -n Seaforth,on Ron- I I i � . I i � I enedinbrance." � I i . . I coi� en "It happens," I it d 'coldly, � i , � I I ; . :4 i .� I . I I . ,*, matl0D which would , . . I i W of aseb week. Office I& Kidd block. � "that I have seen the u�arrl ge cirtIff- ! .. . w,proudtoot, K.C.,�_Ji L. Killoran, fl. � I eate." � . . . � I . turned the cap, X! D. Aaeioe. I - I , . 140h, you havel As , much a Orgery. .. - . . % r � I . _.__ , - , ft " . these other p luz ocu. . � . I . . � � ! .. I I . . I 11 - . . - . . - � ments. You will coiwnly rant that I ; . I I *6 - . � . ! VBTLqaimity,� � I ought to know whqtber I a maorted .. I drat tell Craig �� I . - I .1 . JOHN GR VIA, V. a . - or noV I _. ; � - ... I I ri , I I ; I clinched m I "I made no assw on. riative to .: - - . . . 31ow graduaU Qf Ontario Vtibeiin- I- I i ! that" ! i, . . : I I . I . - a", 0 -D -U -SP. " &9eases of 1301nestle . "What dM you assert?" I . � I . . Q . � � . ilmlistreated. Calls promptly attend- , - �' " and charM Md&rat46. VWW1U1ij � � 'That _`PhWP -jaenley was married . , �_- , . - ; DgWietry a specialty. Office and rest- - 'do" tind tPai-'fiii w1fie"or w1d9,,'v. as the case -may be, Is the 11ady wb accompa-t I I.. I I . 1K with his finger. "Puerto Cortez, if we on Goderich stredt, one door east : . I .. . I I � 't)r, &j.Ws office, L . qj 4eaforth, . ,� ated me to Carrollton.", I I . . .. . . , I . i .. . .. I . , . . � . , . I . � � . I . . � —_ _� � - L_. — I I � I I .. 4 ` CHAP-fER X1. 1 * '' I : I ' . . ; ; I � q I : I .1 . - V. IMURBURN, V. 13. �41 . . I � ! I I Change Front. . I CC^ j wq" . . . . ; ; � . I i � I - 411, � 14 � '� 1 Honor gra*j#te of Ontario Veteiln- so College,. &#d honorary- Mrnber� of I - � E leaned foniard, both, armai - on tb e desk. his lack eyeg . � . : * C, mp I . . ,. P, :* � I 7 - : UwKedleal AsocclAtion-ef lbe Ontarle VAD&pfi" 1%ftngum "tr.,M4.,M Alcmamp- _. I narrowed -into mere�silts. � � I 'You'll learn yet what the eal Gull is." . � � . t � , is all, urri- I - - - I 1111011 �� -1 � I . , I I- .. `�_ : . : " _iott except T I . . � Ualitax. agement. That they were in the crab- I % I ciwivk has I - "',iF", , , I .. �, -; I � I � ,., 11 �1.1 � I ; . - . I .1 in tf-a alit- - . I 'ounties �iidl � j � 3 � I I s ;� � . �s ON � . 3 dryi � fei a U d I "t, "No; I never keep them -why?" - � ,"M Vote () r ` i � � tilts yr�ar I �-Itii - E�very I . "4ed va.ftirle . I : I I i i � .velarea f6r it, Does this satisfy you that I anj � . o. i all july, what I claim to be?" . . . . � bY NR.2fN'; . In truth It did not, for. I would "'allist 37.509 1. for these dr"d- lunibia-'rfit I ful ills; itcontains, Iq III(-dged .7 U the poi3itive statement of the womaij t IL )Ii-biseftt., i : : health and atr�� . w . P i, z 1f t]:iere in , 'Palitie � I .; a rq under other condItions--divorced frorr 0 . ,)ki there are � I � - � - 0111Y 274- � . i � as dry the : 4..,zt Voted 14 amary 3rd. - Lyn&,3XX11&"xN.1 . � past flv( - t %� single mu. . . _ z � .111 Ontatio .___ � - with Judge Henley's? Aware ths I I to Uc6rtse. I I 51bltlon - has f have tbe 'proork. I latmease awaken suspicion. I answered quickly ' .nt are askod gnme without! 4 win- "It would seem to be unanswernble - pe Hundred down. bc)th uand f6r a What hurts my pride Is to have beer 4� ranounce ou . Ide - extille- made such a fool of." � ; traffic. I- I , three of us dionid not I 0, -.F '60b, I see, . a :� tissert ur,lbusband? I WE,Dowestle Anhyals �y the, "t, =od !good gen- ': 7 I , mod - : 1) a: ',jrIv, ' ' ,,,,, , e out of one posltlon:,Ilk� , . lie is the owner of this v(�!el-Phillp I I wa VinetpW. DmUstty and , " Fe v1- - ! . � , eral, you have another in res'rve. : AiA � flenley." -,,w-.s spectaXy. Offl& 6pposltelDlek's I I 5ftL Main streett, Seaforth. All. or- I also to .undersWnd - that you are . pre� ' --you are not Philip Heiley," she iim left atthe botelwill remlye prompt Pared to .s6 built proof of thi i death of gaid, firmly. "He Is, my busband." MoMfon. Night calls rMelved at -the -Philip Heziley? By the s ilts, 1 am � The stuile widened, revealing the . � .. . Wke, I I ;_ � . . becoming Interested." 1. ertiel. white,teeth. . . I I , - - I t . "Naturally if you claimito be the "I expectel heroics. It was hardly � � I I - - _ I man. 'I have not said be Was dead,' for to be supposed th . at you would confess � . . 3�AL I do not know. I came daw i her,e be- your fraud it <)nce and-b�efore your , �, . . 7# I . . i lieving him alive. His wifo Is a , 08 lover. � � I C. J. W. KARTi, KD.C,hil I . 1, i convinced otherwise. Ali liam ctlual. She shranh. Un c k. her hands still ex- . . u - `\ . Of Richmond atrft�t, London, Ont, ly certain about now is th, I ly: ,.are rended. : . I % I I . Spwialist: Furgery and Genito-UrIn. ; 1 � 1 . I i not the man." � A ! 1 **1jy.-7111y lov�er`,— � I . ar,y d1seases of men and women. -* 68 - I You, are extremely free spoki�a.for r, --Now stop!" I broke in, � avery nerve . a fellow In your condition i You Willi titigling as I stepped betiveeo them. at lea0t confess that , ina te'r onj "Ano 0 DR..GBORGE, HEILEMANN. . I am I 8 ther Insintiation 41ke'that and you Osteopathic Physician of Goderich. board tbis'ship, that my W4, d here Isi will -learn what I can do. You may be I I I I ' rl � i Xp6ebalst id.-wornev's and chndren,s law ana you are in my power. ! (,apuiin of fhIg boat, but you -are alone dLV&..z,_s, rheumaitiarl, acute, chronic "YMP? ; i 11 %vith 1IR Pow, and I can kl�l you be- . I � I � ! . ud inervous disordere, eye, ear, now ,'Then why �rpose yourself and�tbati fore you could titter a cry. I Will It @sd throat. Consultation free. office at young woman to unnecessary darigert you dare'Ins ilt her again." . - - - I0 Hotel, Seaforth, Tue-9d&5r , I _ Im I md Frkd&M 8 ia�m UU I P.M. To be frank, Craig, I sent for you, jus� Ile reeled back ngains� he desk, al - now In a friendly spirit. You can be timp-gh I clo not think I touched him. I I � decidedly useful to me, an& I cab af� ,,,,(I iii,.j haul sought an ope'n drawer. I ' ford to pay wefl for serviceo rendered"I I k1le'W ,;�1111 inStaDtly fo7 "a coward Dr, J. W. PECK . . � . Kow, wait Don't break in �ntil I aml )t,id gripi)ed his wrist.- litirling him , . ' GrgAL,At-e ad Faculty of Medicine, Me- UirougL I know who are an� r, imi we half across the room. fle GJ4, University, Moctreal; Member of beca '. volved I ga . ,;I)ed a. bit. . rubbing Us bruised Dillep of Physicians and Mamma of 'bow you 09IDV1V me Ontwlo; Licentiate of Medi6al0ounr-11 " affair. What dW]d Neal and: that � wi-ist, bla eyes shifting to the closed . i . : I of CAmada; Post -Graduate member of otber fellow, Vall. offer you,?" � I door us, - though contemplating an I I I BadierA Medical Staff of General Hos- "Never MiDd the sum," I �� . d go' ' . slartij. . . PlUl, blantreal, 19141-46; OffIc8 two ly. 01 am not aftogether:l ercenary� � ,.*-*There is no pse going off at halt 4MB eagt of poat OfMe, Phone 56, altbovO I need mona. 11 Say this, I -ock, Craig!" he snarled. "I didn't ' I 9.61"all, Ontario. howev*r. and you can takeli, forwhat ;.mean any insult. And I'll get you for .1 I - I . — ft may be worM I "o I By came I � You'll learn yet what ir . 11 . -hat some thue. I . I ; hdo this game believing I w4 doing � . . , I the Sea Gull is." . I . DR. F. J. BURROVM - Undnew to a belplem- malmll who W -No, donbt." Lcoincided. t � Ired of his 1. Dff.fjoB and re�sldence-Godarich Ertreetq belag defrawtied of Ids dgt�* Ther, threats and awakened,to the fact that I �, 1 M4 of j,he Methodist church, Seaforth., Is no weemidtF ol! my got* Into de., t1ji's quarrel was not likely to help our I ftoim XQ. 46.. Coroner for tM County talls, but Neale told me in' Of Huzoa. I I I IPPatent'y - chances. -But for a fem minutes It . ____� . stralglit story and convinc, will be worth your while to listen to . part was a mere form. 4ar I learn aie. I a m not defending this woman . Lw. ECOTT & KCWAY. ed different and promp quit trom anything but unn cessary Id- � I J. (X ScoU, graduate of Ffttorla DAd bavewt sent in I a Due of relort to my f I IcIana avid SurgwnS. - I � . stilts, It she has decelved me I wa.nt DoUeSe of Phya employer.-" , & i I .o.fiud it out. if you are Philip Hen - X 10 "Wbat conrillaced you of t i 6 fr a ud ?'i ley, as you claim to be, you must have , I I - , - Azz Arbor, and mentber of tkk Onta I * Cotmer for the County of HU -0a. - ,� � .1k conversation with Mrs, Heifley. evidence to prove It , Convince met hoixor grad"te "Oh, the. woman, bey.1"I bh I L C1, 1ju,KAy, of Trinity � Ualveralty, and gold m,edallistotTrin- h assertions ar� false and you : ,01 -again reastk_ "Good IlArd, .Cral- I . ItgUedleal .Oollegia; member of the,C _ ,, will not 'find me unreasonable." lop of Pb,ysjcjww and Surgeons. Ontarl*4 don't b7a wooden headed iool., Th'l � d&Gordon Craig, do you nleanyt- . t girl Is a mere adventures&'* I . . . - . . I turned to her, steeling myself I �o L � "You clalm still to be : enley?" A . I DR. H. HUGH ROSS - L I asked, s9fling my . Indignati . . I look Into her appealing eyes. . I I n ou from I "Not only claim, but am' My jden, - Qraduate of University of Toronto � Tirafty of Medicine, member of Col- L tfty IS already firmly es , lished 1� - - t*he beginning," I interrupted abruptl r. . 100 of physicians and Surswmg of On- court. lAwyers have the.Tal pape . I,. ."Now, If I discove . . ready to flle2' - I : ments are false. tbe'inducements . . . . e taflo; paza graduate courees taChleago - soldier .. � I ChICILgo: Boyal Oph- i "You do not in any way rp3emble tb all the other way. , I am a . I .. evacal school of , . ! .1. -in." _ fortune.," . 1. Londou. Bagland, photograph shown me of t4d m. �� L : .. _ MRAMIC HoepitaL Hospital, London ' ve knowli - e sou ad � grating I ; Uidyersity College "A fake picture. We , . Henley laughed,, th I I , I . ftlwid. office -Back Ot the DDminion something of Neale?s pladfl from �th� harably on My ri�rvea, y It 1,1 ii�ade no , - L , . . Buik, &aforth. Phone tio. 5.. Night firstyp . . . movement of, protest as be stepped I I I Vills answered from residene;,,. Vtotorla " ' - d T'i, i I - ! 1 4118,110 i 11 I Is the woman on bonr Vques!- silently back to his desk I i" , . .1 . F � I - . 10A"t, sworth. . tioned. He hesitated just ObInstAnt. 1 * Ion , I .ger afraid of the fello*4 even al i � � . 69 10 . I I . . i I I I L � though be light have a w-tapon con- � . I � . —_ Yes. � I . I f 4 "Will you have her brou(7bt here?" I a e6, for I I : EP � . I ' � ' �� 46CTIONEEIRS. He walked across the cablu t%rl(-(-. knew I hal dramw his fangs. This I . j I TUOUAS BROWN - turning the proposition oter in hi� open avows I On 111F i art Was S I ufficlent ; I - . . . : . . ; ' neind' ' *it th� to�:convince one of his stipe that I . Licensed auctioneer to, tlie courrtietj mind- Appareutly co 11;�? th. . , A_nt�ag'r . rde-1 might I as well � be ove- with firsi W102 onne-orned, only' Ith 13Y 'own in- ;� QX uduron anu Perth. Cor % r-aw � - If i . I - . - ' , I � � sale d&teA can b*, mad 09 last I cc u Irmed in! Woements for I lie opened the dowl tind gavif tetests. E U wor4s . y I � � : I . . . I I by, C&II14 V � ,p �p_how 91. Seaforth, . or an order to Pett�rs; Then e rottIVII.N . t � - . ! I :: judgmo � . 1. n Ito Expositor ()ffice. oba.rge,, moder to his Be' ' It at the.desk. � . I I . I f:iWQnLtd, my man. No * we begin e � at* 0a4..g&tj8f&ctjojx cuiiranteA�d- We both arose to our rbet i -,q she 0 es of scrap autavo- _ I f . . tol unilersts ad -each other, Qf COL11--itt __ _ ___ ,--- . , , � � , . ! sadlta ot scraprub- . I entered. glanclDg.about liel, cur-joll'ol, I . , I - I R. T. LUKER, _,) �._ -i - . ... - ' ocyl . I ; . I d- to a deale,r In at tke rather stra rige sii � ,roi i nd i n,--,4. -irentq � I . ed ,`.r29k.24, � One day Licemsed auctioneer for MO County - then stopping , irresolutely�., japp, I � I � I to in 10 , - indii annoarxed that of Huron.. Sales. attended recognizing neither of ti,4,�,.Ir Siidflewt : ir:YOUR unp JA lnosg�v . - - I I w0nia tll,a parts of the county. seve , . 1� a years' ex (.a ,, � pledged the light of recognition - d I ; i Valff () �y t.rve worit,en wark- � V,ef I . . I I I . FE 0 MIUATM ew�e in M,anjtoba6 and SaskoEchew&n . - I r . .i� i . jrL.1 ;, I I . ;1 � I � - depot. , - I*ms res-sonable. Phont riv. 304, R. eyes aad she took R qUi' step fo � . : i I I I 1--3, Rmater. 0entralis P. o FL R. � . . L __W -*0"_ 1: .1 � . I � . No. 1. Orders left st Thr Humn BI- . ward. ( I � I i [ . �,Fby, I cM1 I ok Moth6ri N 1 tOfl9t I . Ndtor Office, &&forth, promptly At- "Mr. Craig -you here? "I 10 Is emated, I � ' � I . hardly ,understand. Wer4 'you made , clearise little bo*8#8 NVI 1h 910idt- i . tw4ed i to. . ; 1 1 - fornia Syri4p of Flj*." . . . i. __ L_ . __ _____.�_ pilsonef also?" � ! I . I L I : I . ! - ! . � L On TM jOHN ARNOLD. 64i suppose that to be m 1� status, at- . � , y . . ! : Ltoenaed auctioneef L'o., the e,)%ntI00 though A hardly know,,, I vanswered, . : I . � . i can rest . ter givins �kwkr ftmw I . to refrain from accepting Mothers 11 . 01 Hu -m and Perth. AxTa�ng� jh('11W fOx vet unable "I presume you 4 �Csliforrij% Syrup of � go,"' becanee In ,_ 61 Vi* V4_ nw- Uk datea ma be madk by ealdng'&P the extended hand. , li 1 2 . ew hours all the el -up waste# smimmma � Phohe 3 on 28 I)ublia, or 4) ,Aei�dorm know this person?" �, i 9 ur ,bile and forrO gentIY4 . ntin I I - 11", � Ot the Expmitor Off 1w, C"I Kela Mo& She swept my face with a - swift, � of the ho'w 15, d you haxe fl � I I 1 es out e LZMAWAMOL � � k M MAh and eMisfaction gup.re�nt-,!ed. . questiquing glance and tl,ien Io6ked I I ell� pla fall child a- n4i __ � �w 11 � � I — I I � . children ne4dn't coaxed to beyond we at the EnRiDa 6 nding" be- ; IL I docw�d fW1 I __ - a * PEIUXaps I �i : . I I � . "f laxatIve:, I - I , .de the desk . - I i t this 'hirMl* "f . I WWI e"d "t I . - Licensed aucjwneer for the countl�* 61 ' ' I �D if Ong of mothero'keep I handy be- ,� �_ - to - , I f. "No. I do nut," slowly. I have n, : . - � z I . : t4e) I q �A 810140 ; - �_* A Hurcm "d Perth.. Belas . 11ractleal . see4g him be- . C Imow Us *3t on. on the li6d ht rUlMer &ad thoroughly anderaLanding remembra.rice- of -ever - .1 1 � . I : q acb, 11vqr sud boweIg Is prompt . � I i I It ow beift- b *_ :1 � .- the V&11W ot tw�wstoclr k-nd Implements I fare." . i , 41 - . . � � � 4 -1. - jmm me in & better pogition Ea re-. r -a t It e'r stram, e, ' I ask - ! � A sure. - i I . WIV4 � . . is that not 1-1 "aft! I ! Ask your druggivi for N -cent bot- . I Uft good price*, Cb&rgea moderate dr , . )p "I Aw an =14004%; ed steeling myself to the Usk, I hich Nt SON&UORL MlfictiaA. guarmateed ny, ao PRY A I - I 11 . i : I 6 : I U1 I of "Cali for a - P gs'. W ' ; : � � � . ,; -ba a . 1; . Oc ntains di ree " tions or e , children . . 11 U48ri bdt Is Exeter vri,i 1�-. v:ox,--;u1 � .. I . . . . i � i . all agee and for, grov - ��X. . . r P .i, -. W� � ! . I I ., ,J%*MW SUM&d -ka I I i I . . I - . . I . i ! I � . I � I i a - ! . : I � . I . . 1h . I � . � t ; .- . I I � � . I :. � . . . I � I � � � I . I : i . i . ! 1 1 . � . .. i ; I � . - .I. - i . � . , . .1 I I - - I I , � 1 : . I I I I . . . �� . . I ; : . I . . , . . - . � I . - 1; I � I i . I . . I i .. I . I . � t . - ___ -1 . I _ I - I . 'I i I . . I I i . 11 I - . I .. .1 . I I . . - - - ! I � : I , II . . ! . . , I , , !; . i I , . I - t . : . . . . __1 A i . i , , I : I I ... i I - - . . ; - - - . , I : . �. - __ __ �jz � - - L --_-__ --''-:-.�-�...-..,--.---.----,�-.--,�.,-,�.�..��-�-..�.��,,�.[.,--.�--.---- 1-1_-;1_1._,_-L1 ._.],..____._,_.__ L"--�.--.-",--Ii'---,�,-.�-..--�'--L��,-', I I � i � i I . . 1i � I I ._.-1 : - I I 'A I : : . I � . - . . . -THE TIURON EXPOSITOR,, I I - 7 - . . I - __ � I ,, I _ _ N � __ - . - - � . I- ' . _� 1 i I . 1 �, . 1� � . - J � t I � . . . � : � . . r . I are at ptiesent out of my reach. You 11HAVE YOV�A ' ffiL,iit-i-Ctf-arlrii-dfric-gy--On- tEat -Pornt � underotand?" ; � I I - 'PAINS IRSIDE; ! _01fth 100 � .#yes; oinly you must have retained N%Iqm Im adm 6; I 1% 4_.�1)411+ W nVA 11 U " t R&M 111 & P i � . . somet, uo to in, a .0 j %P IL& T. . AMU DAUFU "Precisely. '. I was cornin I o that I have letters from my fatter which . . I hould be sufficient You liave seen How Mrs. Kelly Suffere and 'Judge Henley's wrItIng7l' andbehand- r . . I I ed me a half dozen missives. They How She'. was Cur .. were ,without envelopes, eail-h begin- , I i I ning simply, "My Dear Son," relatin.- � I P � �, - Burlington, W10.-I'l was very ineg- principay to local Conditions on the ular, and had pairis in m �ide and back, plantadon, and occasionally ex -press- - � y A I I I i I - - - I 1111011 �� -1 � I . , I I- .. `�_ : . : " . I . , I I I .... I ;.; 1! .. , . , I '_ . " I _. , .. ,� ,_*R�__� agement. That they were in the crab- I . i I - "',iF", , , I .. �, -; I � I � ,., 11 �1.1 � I ; . - . I it,-. �,� .." , .- . --;� .1-71.1 - ....,., 1-1 ;, . .4 , � o � . i�. I ... . that I ain entirely � __ r;i�,�,,�_ � . "There are no envelopes?" but after taking �Ijne Lug -, uesire for Lue wan min to ,re, Lydia E. Pinkham's turn and assume the burden of man - Vegetable Com- agement. That they were in the crab- I pound Tablets and bed and peculiar handwriting of the using two bottles of old judge was beyond all question, ind I the Sanative W&3h the dates covered several yeam I I arn fully convinced I read them through carefully, puzzled that I ain entirely by It -pair contents. . .cured of thepe trou- "There are no envelopes?" bles, and fee 1 better "No; I never keep them -why?" - I know "Only that no name is mentWned; your remecUles have they begin all alike, 'My Dear Son."' me w I ds of 44jr I'll h 41 V +hnf-VI h nfi- good and I hope Very �_! 7 sufferinl� woman "C; V K5L ULAIS W V mitted, simulating surprise, "but Can will give them 4 trial."-Mrt. AmA � A supplement by sh"owing you this Pic- KELLY, 710 Ch tnut Street ]BIrling- tare, taken three years ago at Mo - I ton, Wis. . : � ; . bile. Of course you will recognize The many conv ,��ci'ng testimonials con. myself, but may never have seen a stantly published in the newspapers photograph of Judge Henley." ought to be proot enough to womon who ' "I never have." suffer from thos6 distressing Me pecu- "Well, that is his likeness, and there liar to their sox that Lydia E. Pinkbaw"s are those on board who will Identif- I Vegetable Compound is the maci" it, Does this satisfy you that I anj they need. * - what I claim to be?" . This good old root and herb remsely- � 0 . In truth It did not, for. I would has proved uneinalled for these dr"d- -have believed nothing In opposition ti I ful ills; itcontains, what In needod to .7 U the poi3itive statement of the womaij t restore woman's' health and atr�� that he was not Philip Henley. Ye 1f t]:iere in Xn,y peeUuviii in � icy under other condItions--divorced frorr 0 . your case "4uit-lng I - speoW ad- what I knew -the � letters would tv a vice, write tfie Lydia E. lPtnk- conclusive- Werei they really addressee I � ham Xeffiein� Co. (4POUR&Iuma), to him or had tie stolen them ? It the � * - Lyn&,3XX11&"xN.1 I orfr"advices latter, then how had he succeeded It: a - __ - . . _ I getting his picture on the same plati t .___ I - - with Judge Henley's? Aware ths .10n6b6 _.dmwaft� ..� AEM I I even the slightest hesitanq migh I f have tbe 'proork. I would be -a fool I awaken suspicion. I answered quickly to sit In such a gnme without! 4 win- "It would seem to be unanswernble ning hand. Sl down. bc)th �f .you, What hurts my pride Is to have beer 4� while we talk this over. There ' Is no made such a fool of." reason why the , three of us dionid not "That's nothing. Craig. We have al be friends, provided you are sei lble." ' . � had that ex � perlence. I stand ready tt "But --but I 7�,m his �vife, she panted give you a chance now on the winnin to rue Indignun y. "Philip Henley's ' side. There will be more money in 1, wife. 1-1 show ' d ycra our cert,flcate?' - for us both.' What do yon say?" "A f ake, it ... rgery." asserted the $91 should prefer to know more abon. other roughly,, I before.. I could flud I I your ppopuAtion." I . '. .voice. "You hid it framed !:up all I � "It bus nothing whatever to do Nit.b t right, ft you had � never ru-n acroi;s me. the Henley matter. !that is p.racticall,, Show me the. pi i ; per." . ; .' . I settled already, so you will not be firr . "I ean not, for it Is, not here, - i placed ther Involved with t1he girl."' 1 S It In my valise � ,back at that ;house." * 1 .#You would Oblige me by leaving hop She'stepped forKwird with hanilm held "'But � name out or the discussion then," I W out toward me..'i I � you know-Gor- z terposed coldly. � I I Q don Crally, you know. "I I could not have _ i i I I forged that. I iad not time; no Infor- He chuckled', well, satisfied I with kis I matl0D which would , have led to such , diplomacy. I q I 1. an act You tell hfill so." � . "We cannot obliterate her entirely. , "] hardly thin i he will, madlfim," r.(�- I Pretty enough to be usefca, too, I Im- turned the cap, ain- shortly, eVirlently . agine. If she can ewr be brought to feeling it bettei not to let niLi ....peak. : view this affair from the righi angle." 11A,nd there Is* to tjQe gV01111, (lib with I gazed direct],y-Into his eyes, barely W& any farther. Answer we . it i ties- I I I i able to keep from -throttling him. , I tIOD;Or twO, tha . - .. I IS fill. When did. you "Drop It;l" I said sternly. '"The girl drat tell Craig ou were Phill t p Hen- )] Is to be left alone If ,I have any part in . .. . ley's wife?" . ; I 1 your scheme. Now� I want � to know I clinched m I hands at the bewil. -what. Is expected of me. May I ask dered embarrassment in her ey&. questions?" I "It was afterl we came here, when "Certainly. Fire away." I was.filghteneo, and felt that I must "Where are we bound?" copfess the trulb. 1-1 had begun to "Spardsh Elonduras," lazily,' but trust him." - i rill -master. and they will pay royally. spreading out a map and tapping it "Oh, Indeed, and you failed to tell with his finger. "Puerto Cortez, if we him at orst because you did not trust can make that port safely; if not� then him." I 1.� , �� I I somewhere along the coast between "Partially that . -yes. Although I do there and Trupillo. There will be Big - not think the nime Henley was even nals." , . . mentioned duri our first interview. I leatied forward, startled out of my ; I ani sure I ot realize It was my self restraint. i � hushaDd's fa who was dead until "Honduras! Good Lordl ,What are later' " . you -a filibuster?" ! I � "Exa , ctly; youl picked up a strange "Hardly," with a short laujh. "That man on the street. a&Teed to go off Gn Is too dangerous a job and not money it criminal MIS -Rion w4th him, and now . enough in It. I prefer to doi my revo- I expevt its to bePeve you perfectly In- luting through otbera and. . cop the I Dovent ot any wron- - Intent." swag. That's the safe end of thigame. ,1'hat will be' enotigh." I Interrupt-, , It happens to be Honduras just now; I ed, imable to re�ialn quiet any longer. I have been equally intemsted in other "The motives 4 the woman aud how downtrodden countries, In truth, we chanced to meet are no concern of friend, I am a patriot for revenue I you rs. if you .are Philip Henley, only." - prove it, and lei: It go at that. I have "You mean you furidsh arms?"' told ,,A you plai ly enough where I "For a suitable considera.tion, yes. 1 stand." . 11� ; In strict confidence I will i4ate that I � -Just as you , say, Oralg-,,. affecting secure!:r -packed away in the hold of fin . easy good pature. "That Is per- the Sea Gall. largely In boxes labeled fectly sigreeabld to ate. However, as machinery, are 20,000 rifles, six rapid tf -makes no dliference what the late fire guns and a sufficiency of ammuni- I I Mrs. Senley t . � inks, we will distillas tion for a -small army. ce - safely . . her from the en I �pe and settle the affair landed, the.1profits of the voyage will I quietly betweenitourselves. I have pt total $150,000 gold." ,:a proposition w, lch will Interest youl." &'You mean to retairi. the lady on . . I He touched a button. I and I heard Ole � ; board r' "Unless she prefers to J�mp over- . sharp tingle of R bell outside. Almost board." , � instantly tbe,.d r In the cabin opened. , "And what have I to do! with all 64Tbat you, Pet.-rs? Conduct the wo- ' this? You said you had use for mo- man back to h �,,r stateroom. lock the what use?" I I i . ,door and bring ne ihe key." Papels Dlapepsin from auy drug store. . He bent . forward, searching for I � CHAPTER X11. i -something in a ipigeODhole to his right. � I I and I caught her eyes, touching MY lJoin the Sea Gull. , I 11 - � I lips with my Mixers to signal silence. 'I OU c hance to be the very sort while an inclination of the, bead told . y il . � h . er to. go without reslstance� The could not have r: ent me a I I swift change of expression 1, on her I better.' he said, �with some face proved her instant. corC1pr*he4,- enthuslasm. "Y(m are an American � Sion', as, without uttering a word of soldier. the best drilled men in the I protest, she turned and disappeared. , : world for Irregular service. I You can . . Peters returped with the key.::. Hen - r I ____ ley droppe',, jt�jxjto tag pocket. I i - � . � ww_�� . "That will be all," be said. I of � 44YO I I I ; DOAN'S KIDNEY'PILLS can go. . AB the door closed again ' Ind Pe- tftev, -the fellov . rose to his "I et and kii I �d Kamm* The Wnew and sladickr Uka Ordlnw7 MeWcOnes held out � Me ba 2d. ou are I IiXe, Craig," fte said c . 64ALt De The Nkmels. first I -bad my doubts about pm a0d, i no doubt, ha been harsh. 'Did YOU Vbtm the IdAmp get oat of order the see her face ben you first sided * back is to becom alkWced. aud dull = � with me? She , wilted conoetely. ' pains," FLW, Qui* - tMW" � an point t* Me fict Oat ** Udzeys 4sed Well, that wil 1� make the rW easy- att,entiM Sit,down. agala, -and I will explain i Phwtm vAdl UvA=wts win uApt. c= T what I want 3ou for. The legal On- the kidan% hw their amnat got to &e Se pers which solutely establish my seat of Uv*W, but Dam"s Xldn .a h lip Elenley are lu the identity as P 1� M 40, W 09 0 ON MUM = hands of lawyers, who rePre"ut me and 101�_ MMUMwe N a at Carrollton. The CRSe Will Not come wtites: 'I tw i in � I lip for adjudication for se'reml weeks I mw*ms NJ �Q_ yet," speaking slowly and with care- words. "but tay conten- X5dwr Ift Immile 1K - Yew's, I had a fal eyoice of -1 w4fimoW no "M a" . tion,fts heir tA, the property in thor- I �-- , hkT,dly, 46 qjWMR.R -_r- T I NO , . oughly establikied. It had to be, . r, khUb Of fft W 0"W40 *1W samed to . I - � as youl know,: Oe Judge's 'son had been i b1t d0i�09 Ue 49W VW& it bme 1, V= aNvay from �his udighborbood br I advind to tV a �P= of Vwu6s - -W= ' Fkill& W490 t %d tk ** brA years,,practica ly 'ever since boyho A ; I jound CjW. I bm". IN" - , I t _ lit '� ___ -6 fle was almosE 110kDOWU to the 10'al md w4* t " Me. qk MW I "UML I inhabitants, evan to the servants. Je . . P go � I tpsogs, - dhim t8i 140*." was even rer orted as belD,,,* dead. I Dwn's i "W we 810. pw b836 I! 3 bcws for "St. - A Tbis state of �ffairs made identiflefl- stande-40 4W morl: � . ' tion the Inost 1111PUl'Utut tiling to be � direct OTI TuceiPt Of ' - � p6te by 7U� ITT. I I (Trisideyed. QnsiZqLiently all, doru- . , . " I I . I - � billburn CO., 10EBiit4'T0f0fft, ont- " i Wbm ordering direct spedfy "r-onam's. I . - . � i : . � . . , . I . I I I I : . I . I � . � � -__ � I 1 . , i I _ I . I I . I I . . - --..�--�.%-�-.-.,--,�-..---.,.---.---��,,�-:��''--�--..,-,�,---.--..-.-.,�--.,--.-..I., I I . ,__� . ...... 4.=.��-Za�� I � _ ,..- , ,- _ � � . _ . _ __ -, _ __ � __ _.____ ,-,-- __ rootD, starboard; it's all ready for - YOU." "Then I am no longer to consider myself a PrISODer on boardr "Certainly not Prictically, you are one of ns." � -And I have the freedom of the deck?" . fle smiled grimly,gazing Intently a . me. � "Ttiat-is safe enotigh. I reckon. even If I questioned your interest In this ere must be ten miles of water already between us and the . coast. There ar4 no Ilinits on your liberty, but I wouldn't acirlse your going forward at present. not until the meu understand the situation. They're a hard lot." i� . , "Revohitionists?" i ..No: plain New Orleans wharf rats, I the scouringor the seven sea&" i ! . . Continued Next Week. Children Cry FOR FLEMER'S CASTORIA, _. — I - - I . , ij .1 . i .. . -0- - 12- to � I . - You�can ward off many amious moments if, at the fizTA vign of a 0 I- Cough or Cold, You will use Chgm- barlain-'s Cough'Reniedy, It 1008�- ens the phlegin, it heals tho sore , ; I I .14 ; - throat anid bronchial tiseues, 'a' . ftwer aud givesgood resu ts at once. If liqfluenza, Bron- � - chitis,or Whoop- ing Cough hxve - 40,�eloped, you 1* can count on thit .__ 1.j, ) : 1-..., splendid old fam,� _ - ily remedy for , . . - � 11� : . re relief. ... . ;ffu I'll, , $ . , I I I /' is � 13- vuv- ancl keep J � G.hvtmb"I0'n',t - I Cough .R,r-,_rT**,f,dV - I I.1 Always in the bouse. - . Prices 25c, and 50c, - . ., 7�'- r7v�.. I , � I— - -. IV � --f;k1&6t15W-&r"W- Atam ry 7 . Adma� , BeD . ... .. Cc, of Cmad, we uiqiwe (V . P ___.� I - . ; � . . . . � � � I . . � � . . . � � . . . . 1 � . ! I�_ _,..;�-----,-,;�.--"---.�—,--,�.-.-----�----,-----------,--",--�------.-,---,-.---�-�-------..�--.---1-41- ) I p I )��j '� -1. - P". , '. A A 4 i qnw K I I child or friend, who Is suffering r , U r . 'from eczema, or other shin disease. I and mpre, pe-ople with chest and . I � I I or an obstinate sore that has defied- � throat troubles have tried to cure niedical treatment? If so,. that is them by pouring cough syrupo, . a case for Zain-Duk. lung tonics and the like into their - Mrs. B. Ellis, of Castleton, Ont., stoi,nachs. All a mistakel The . . writes: "My 4usband suffored ir- Peps: Nvay Is different. tensely with a running sore on 3 ; Peps are tablets made up of Pine - foot. The'sore penetrated. to U * � extracts and niedicinal essences, I � I bone, and thez inflammation was I . I bad that he �could pot sleep at I turn into heallrik vapors. Them � - nights. After spending a lot of .1 are breathed down dir,E:ct to the . money and trying every remedy we lungs, throat and bronchial tubes � heard of, with no result, I read of . -not swarlowed dow � to the EL cure which Zam-I3uk had effected stomach, which Is not ailing. Try . j in a similar case, and got a box. a 50c. box ol Peps f6r your cold, � . I "IA"ithin two hours after the first your cough, bronchitis or asthma. � a-pplication the pain was eased.- AU drugglMs and stores or Peps and with perseverance the inflam- - Co., To�-onto� -will supply . . mation was drawn out, the swell- � �: . ing reduced, and before long the , .10n6b6 _.dmwaft� ..� AEM � I - sore was entirely healed." . . I . AW a � ___ . _. . , zani-Dulc also cures ulcers, abs- 11C F P : :1 I � 4 cesses, cc,zpma, poisoned wouDd% , 45 �; . . pimples, cold\\sores,. chapped hands . � . . , -1. �� . � . and chiMi-alio. I � � �� . .% I . 50c. box, 3'for $1.25, at all drug- I � . . I . .. gists, or 74am-Buk Co., Toronto. I I 7 - � ii�� 11111�1111 '111 !I - I i I . I , I - �. - MI; A ChristiaA college�home, . 'healthful situation.. " I I . - � - . . . , , Z I __ _____ - =1 I . For prospectusand terms.writetbePrindpal I .� � � . ; f . i .1 I __ , R.I. Wamer,'1d.A.,D.D.,St.T11iomms, Oat I 6� I Y�, I — __ I - , � . � - � i ndergtana that the Tonger I can keep ' __ . I - I - I . . , I e . . hose fellows down there thrliting. the � ' � � = . C ON` i 5 7 I IF I � AT I WCD N � ... $ 11 . I , - . � uore I will sell. Good! that Is part � I � I - I I I ' f my business. And the better they . . go Produ--tive Qi More III Health � � . 1, . . . 1 re drilled the longer they will keep . , Tj�.&n Anrafflng Else. I : I t tip. That is what I want you for- . I' . : o he] p make that mob of rags into an ' If the Lruth was oidy known yott wopld ' I I : I - . rmy. You can do It, and I atri williDg find that over one half of .,the ills of life ' � : - . o pay the prim" . . are caused by allowmig -the bowels to get I : into a c(mstipate-d condition, and the : : I . "I perceive your polnt�" I said at - , sole cau--:,-- oi consti pation is an inattive . I 11 , � , � . . I . zat, facing him. "But what is thero , liver, and urJess the liver is kept aefive . : �. - � I n It for meTl you nray rest assured that. headaches, I ! I . � . . "A good round sum, " he replied. ' jaundice, h earthurn, piles, floating spec" � -i More than you ever made before, I before the, eyes, a fc-e-fing as if -you wem I . ! l; . . ! warraut, not excepting the promises going to hJint, or catarih of the stornach . , ; I nade you in this Henley will case. will follow the wroiig action of - tbis, on-- . I . ?Fell] talk the details over later." - . of the inost important, organs of the . � . ', body. I . I � - "Who Is respogsible for my payr' .' Keep the liver ,-ctive and working � ; the ca' stands, like, "See here, Crat 9. se . � n*s j _ I , . r �= properly by the use of Milbu I . . *. - I Ms. The revolutionists down there Liver rills. . I . I : , . - tsked -me to find them a competent Miss Rose Babineau, Amherst, N.S., - � , . � . � rill -master. and they will pay royally. writes- "Having been troubled for - I Chey've got the monej,, too, scads of yeaTs with f,onstipation, and trying J." . - t. - There will 'be no trouble "on that varions sccalled reniedies. -which did 1. 1.� , �� I I core. Besides. -I need a reliable man me no good whattever, I was persuaded to try Milburn's - Laxa-jr,iver Fill - I have , : . i : 1; shore to look after shipments. We found thein most beniffi-cial, fo'r* they at"-* f I iave to- land our goods in a hurr.v. Yon indeed a sple�did'pifl. I can bearti17, f I . � I I I inderstand. -at night, without check- , recommend them to all who suffer from it, - _ . . I . I ng up. I can afford to hand you , . constipation." � j , ff omethin, pretty nice on the side to Milburn's Lax,a-Vver Pins are 25c a I � , - i I . - ; . , issnre,myself a square deal." Vial, 5 vials for $1.00, at all dealers,'or I ' I I � I . 9 "it looks good,' I confessed. but mailed direct on receipt of _pnce by The I i � - T. Milbm-n Co., Limited, Toronth. Out- ;tlIl hesitating. "Only I shall have to . I . 1 have It In writing and more In detail." . ; � "We'll talk that over in the morn- END STONTACH TROUBLE, � s I I . - I 1� GASES OR DYSPEPSIA I - I - ) . I I r . . . I . t . "Pape's Diapepaln" makes Sick, ftur, ; I I . : I I . . , I Gassy Stomachs surely -feel fine I . � � 11 i jn five minutes. I . I I � 7S I . I � . I I \ I . i if 'Wha " you just ate Is souring on , " � I . I I your stomach or lies like a lump of 4 I . lead, refusing to digest, or you belch � � � . � � I I � food, or have a feeling of dizziness, . ii W I heartburn, fullness, nausea, badtaste : , in mouth and stomach -headache, yoIX - . 41�__' ef in five minutes. - I . Put an end to stomach trouble forever � I by gettin.g. a large fifty -cent, case of I Papels Dlapepsin from auy drug store. I � I - You realize in five minutes how need - - I less It is to suffer from indigestion, 11 - � I dyspepsia or any s6maeb. d1sordier. . f I It'l 00, ruickest, surest sto-nach doc- I . . I � � p t- . I I , ( j.1 ' L. ! - � 0if., world. It's v.7onderful. - I � - __ - 11 I I i 1. . I . . __ ja � . m w 7 - . . .. .. -,It, J ; , - ' ' N I � . usjn_e.SS-,&-nAd_ - -1 . 11 � I I __ I I 11 - I , Shorthand : 1; � ., � - . I . � . I - .1 . � 2 - I � _. I I . 4 . . . I � r � ; �. : � � � . I V/ �11 . (; e�, ., " & . 1 I �- I.. I I I 1: . . '. - - ,12� , 7� . , Weste'r- VA -61t '10 �� . Isch: 4_1 I , . . Y \1 ( A BuJdm� ; � " - I I . . I - . I t .1 I . Londo.n. Ontiii�io . � t I . I � � , r I � I .� I � � . I . � i � 1, . I �i . .1 i . - ; � "I perceive your poinV1 I said ME leaL � � - - i . I . i . . , I q I I ; I I I . Ing-, It's late now, Take the third state- �. � I I ( . A It-ge in.'iwz-oon :,� f -4) t. " S', -,),� tih., I . � " I - I i I rootD, starboard; it's all ready for - YOU." "Then I am no longer to consider myself a PrISODer on boardr "Certainly not Prictically, you are one of ns." � -And I have the freedom of the deck?" . fle smiled grimly,gazing Intently a . me. � "Ttiat-is safe enotigh. I reckon. even If I questioned your interest In this ere must be ten miles of water already between us and the . coast. There ar4 no Ilinits on your liberty, but I wouldn't acirlse your going forward at present. not until the meu understand the situation. They're a hard lot." i� . , "Revohitionists?" i ..No: plain New Orleans wharf rats, I the scouringor the seven sea&" i ! . . Continued Next Week. Children Cry FOR FLEMER'S CASTORIA, _. — I - - I . , ij .1 . i .. . -0- - 12- to � I . - You�can ward off many amious moments if, at the fizTA vign of a 0 I- Cough or Cold, You will use Chgm- barlain-'s Cough'Reniedy, It 1008�- ens the phlegin, it heals tho sore , ; I I .14 ; - throat anid bronchial tiseues, 'a' . ftwer aud givesgood resu ts at once. If liqfluenza, Bron- � - chitis,or Whoop- ing Cough hxve - 40,�eloped, you 1* can count on thit .__ 1.j, ) : 1-..., splendid old fam,� _ - ily remedy for , . . - � 11� : . re relief. ... . ;ffu I'll, , $ . , I I I /' is � 13- vuv- ancl keep J � G.hvtmb"I0'n',t - I Cough .R,r-,_rT**,f,dV - I I.1 Always in the bouse. - . Prices 25c, and 50c, - . ., 7�'- r7v�.. I , � I— - -. IV � --f;k1&6t15W-&r"W- Atam ry 7 . Adma� , BeD . ... .. Cc, of Cmad, we uiqiwe (V . P ___.� I - . ; � . . . . � � � I . . � � . . . � � . . . . 1 � . ! I�_ _,..;�-----,-,;�.--"---.�—,--,�.-.-----�----,-----------,--",--�------.-,---,-.---�-�-------..�--.---1-41- )