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The Huron News-Record, 1888-07-25, Page 3, re', .. I . I. . . . � '. W t , , Y ..il . I. .. L.4� .uw• .^... 1. . ..• n �,!'q""'iT.T" '!n'y-'g'�r"+r rr^ r M17T'.F�s----..w �- .STs r-: .. .Q �. . o, - -. r • . ., �, r, ,� • . - d. . u . m _ 01 __ -; - .�- . a; I1tf tit �t�1►tAA ttntt��CCu�1•�' . ' luck, ever frit 01r tt� r l�NNu00�►,ktPtUlr1 K t"nor01t1R, rosoiving .1'.1.00 to glvo Ay, il:tnd t r s l . fee.. to cn es. ltu1, x11 uel in our 4titlds, Mve ale oLlcy g y � more on the 0111 rout, ^ Slid i ll.cy 7 I w0ntior it it ever busts k,it r ? -ft,1 h0!tliu' sucl.t u ill 1140 a �, x .I%g� _, - „• r„�--r . i,'[rtt, DNpey a�lnultos the J<are, t her te.tn ti?r, And eller dayt. o I(t . T1ua witetl 1110 ilea Lvolli.d not draw, or I4ir1 at ba• M11i. Hep.aJ� 910.1 4 .. t ,e ar);, saw two large p grey . see its dusk walls 110911 Lvith brills, Y A as yMll tie, Macy, in 0110 s arms 011 t 1001Ui�SPOl'!!_DL�,111CIP. lwtt}ed QUt the tamp, Atftlg ou the groin), the kettle would boll over,0r the his, ling plainly tears} fall fro.ut' her ilusluand's alit Sunlight, the pate ;ieeu b.Hnd .s:+fe it's as nlucli as 4no'Ar-- 'laid I Iva will at all thnes be pleased to each tt ce . of ,cloth, and put down P, - emphasis, but en' would burn in the oven, UC her It eyes, Ile 11er1t above hi$ pets, Atld Ing rRAsea and liquid iv Beam , $ q Y f, Don't lie AtlliV title, iatfin' or t , No ^ .. • :res ronE our• sub- reagiv9 items of r e f crockery will au • , h I closed the bept Ilcr lips t1g t Pet cat would get, under ber Eget 'as ls�o,lied into the ,j.ayo,ue Lye.lc0uting And tLyinkla, and dance..,Ancl ripple I'll get down tfrrA u,iult, n?,iri 4 'I hear it ben 14101'1 scribers. We wcoit a good corres- y she was hul-, angry the table to $re•- !n the warm And viewless air, null she, don't . , lroradent in every locality, not already while. the stove, up 1110 angry words would Up it) the ALs:r't>t and tranquil 1191,1; and bufieve yru've got any heart at all. represented, tos0.na21pUZLIAt;L921etvs. ElibUstole a sidelong glancg that, bybb}e, sttd ilittu, be}ng the ou1Y• ,- Cambusnethau .Old, Church freer the ►+sella (sparrows albeit � p ) `Th[:r'fo »air I, 'doxt .,your u fettle, 'aolL't.,yQu ,-r- took in her lteigitt necl calor aud. }lytna110reature at llnilnlwould pay __�___., tlo0d the° soiubre, aji0ulderulg, and farther `forward, hear it. - -- r b IiS4illti!>'74Iti lac black eves n,1cl 111.0 snap of i : the penalty of the "geuerrti dHpray. Toward the outskirts of Wi„liaw ntossgrown tonll>sttineS with three their now ?listen.' do not receive their discreetly Patrons who door ` moved himself to the step; •where, in • conteatpiating sty of inanimate things," till lie the would fairly rush out of the house, road. in the direction of Qatubus� is"rctndarecl 1) the merry music ;drowning with livin notes their dreary record of g 'No'. said she, 'it's nothiu' lout J our watch tieknl', and she 11111911041 lilts . . Ncaper reg'tylurly ft'orrG 1710 caa•rier or, their )OSt 0 ee3 will the , beagtleA Of 111,0 sunset, Ile sA0[1 nethau sQpietimea uttering a mild protest wally lrlea8;llg lovely .00ttugeA 0l), either. ,the buritd dead; ane thanking God feat.• _ allythin' ; I thought AO.' n1 a G .I000CI thrla,gT 1 .� +rt,W confera avur by reporting at this I, actuallyu composed And'' ha a �forgetting his iruteY a oases, rg g p „ that-- It did beat all why a wogtenl 1101 d, sows old•fashi''I , 1;alf• for 1110 green earth beneath our and, blue brihht heavens everheud ; . ,You hgvtt'u't got no };cart At Ail q�cat Dose. Siibscr':iptorts may after , his first remark about the should Leant to act so, a protest bur would render his wife ten v On1e varnl glory of summer without hove ou? suits T, Y M' commence at away thne. sunset, until that disagreeallle word which net times mtlre angry than before, until ltd the g joy to pulse of livin n with, ,it 110+1 never been tried ret,' said T anraly know wither I have , _ Pel! from her lips, Sharp still disc the time carne for her wrath t0 die. P t we turn iron) the cls ruin alts. ,- ADYEli'IfiSrIIS. tiu0t as Gl►n crack of a wfuh• naturally away. i1C ':tile simple quiet, commonplace or out•. Advertisers will please bear inrraind "Slrif'less 1 Who is shif'less, Yes Aho would lay her hand up. ern 911 v111AgH of Capilli nethan 'Oh,theil you don't know whether . + that all "cTGarages" of advertisements, Hapsy ?" he asked, after a lengthen- on her heart, and say that she held Sun by. Forsyth, in .4r(1r os it in the right place or not ?' '' to ensure insertion, should be handed ed pause. P often tried, honestly, in the ole nays, Aud cr'ald. `Yes, it iS'said title, a,pulliu' of my • in not later' than MONDAY NOON Of „Who 7 Wlrj' you cf. course }" ' t0 wear a pleas9nt face and speak 111 qbo --• ---' • W whiskers ; 'yes it is, just iu the right I ' each week. snapped his wife, who had ju+it torn a pleasant tone, yet how signally 'Did , A Desperate Affray. place just where it ought to be,' " •'- Der CIRCULA .TION. and new apron ort the oven door, scalded her hand in the steam ails had failed. .And at Lite last, she woo had fairly driven him from Isis home are 11don, July 1 i •-Yesterday aud she put my hand oil it. 'Where else would you liii'vu it, dear, but I Tac Ncws-RcCORD )sus a larger • was rho teakettle, and who, naturally, din 4sed to blame hpr husband p• he, loved so well: Driven him, by the -that one stinging word, that false ;alt iu'r Joseph McCallum, a sou 6 P %^'axles McCollum, whose form where it is T But hush !' Said she ' I saw Eunice Sucre just now; she :, ll carculc�tEuaa)aa_2±'any other paper $?¢ - Ifor .this as advertising . • both accidents. "What else are word, which she ought to have aoc e 3rd COUCP.AaIOn of CiuAdoe is a.coniiu round lh.e turn there. section and:as rtteditarn Ttaa fete equals in Ontario. you ?" known that he could uoG aud would roR s the Gran,! Trunk Railway, ' dilstanse", est of Mount het me down quick please, Ain' it P ro•okin?-that gal fair ailtitS.1111, Dur books care Aopen to 111000 zblGo `:" the'farm Elihti d iuitd bin.e even roved over that he had 0001041 ren rad P not hear. ., t r Shif less I mint have been emit Ga. gen was sirzed with a pu,l5iou . me. 1. hope She didn't ace sue in ineala business. and mowed that year, and ever , quite beside myself to say it," sho up" endo to prove him unfit to* be rge. Oil account of a All lit your arras.' , ' J06 PRINTING. since his beloved father's 000th, thought, uS St►H stood iu the open will' re meet Lviti► thou other men[- `I'll lift her up to the tr e, too, says 1, if like, ,and then- n rlae Job Depar trlaerGt of this jour- Alowl "Well I don't know." he Aa]d "I do m work and keep Y kitchen door, one December eves alis ning, looking'tsward the• su�se on -pop of the family lie went out to were you ,Oil, lint! Said she; it ain't worth nal is one of the best equipped in Y my farm nil, as well as the rest of the distant hill., "There never was as 'e1d whirr the cattle s rets., and piling a lot of fence while, I don't care what She;Aaye a Western Ontario and a superior, zvorlc is guaranteed at very -tile neighbors do." u better worker than Etihu in Fair. sole tow ad boards around 11tH pump he 0r thinks, OLA AAAA Of my, finger. , class of moderate rates. there "And go to the store •tool sit all day long, to goasip with mount. I'm sure this farm rhowa the difference since Ire left it, and clue. a to it and burned tlna? wholes p• rloseph aftergard --- Discovery of the Pool of -- . i; your The Duron News-Neond iug Jim Hunter, while'I am wait- for forty, things, .and obliged to 'to One does by uiq� as they agree roof who". t1lH take' the land. Well, CQq Y SET FIRE TO A HAY S'1'ACS": five tons of hay. Bethesda. t^' . • r . . - get your d=inner twice over for you I've only myself to 1 rile for it -all ! its rout urnea or Aix Miller; having trausacteit fns Air. Ja los GlaiAlier chairman of _ si,6oa Year -81.26 In Advancer in one day," rejoined Hepsy, sett}ng "boiled dish" the Oh, how sorry a O Eli},,,, Elihu i where in Au Wide world are s -ri cgs at Napier consented to go the Executive Committee of the Paleatine Exploration Fnud, writes ., 1,. ' - - — -- the Ally 211th. 1888• table IYaxl>tnetiday. r warmed up oil g with a banes that thoroughly y au ?. oil, if you could only collie homes forgive mr, how happy } lurg rest the young mail and a warrant °beau issued by P. AI. Noble ,,. tothe Tinges : I have great plea% iu discovery �4'' ,,, � ___ testified -- to the sLrengtll of the it, "And and a!lnuld be !" o buil) ecurod rhes ASHIata11CH of. Mr. sure communicating a recPutly oracle iii Jerusalem -by. FOR OU�3 (TORY -READER'. stnuiding yellow "nappy" that held there, now, mooning ntiout A sob choked her, nut] sho raised "IOU .rt Graham aud gtarted out to the arrest. Driller told him Herr Conrad Schick. It appears '1'001 , ,, ' the sunset,• when any foo} might is Lvantin}; iron her apron to her eyes. Looking across those Anew covered meadow aides TheK ook u]tH life like ee inn as q , P P o ilia'errand, and asked hinn where his to bH niothin; less than the callecl ill the Hebrew tongue Bell). " A Cnttin Tongue• g know that .water the, well before tea.".. lands towards the hills aloe had the o from rhes Ol1aIlrQlldlll�, and PHL'Ol1'er was. McCallum replied Y Besides loft in tho fiel[l. esda' (Bethsaida or BethzathilSt. ' : ' _ "ShiflesS?", „ , " "I'll brino the water Hepsy, „ seen Deacon GeOraB'N ria horse h 6 Y Slid green sleigh turn in at .the gate g g g r'ipuliug ivy leaves. this that I,r. la[1 It doorw.a upon till) wall ore suspend- Y P P Duller told him to gest his Supper. John v, 5.) An apparently uui11- terrupted chain of elidruce front e; L++'lieu l3eaton re trattid t!1H words It was the "soft answer although n of the George homestead had. seen ed a onrlerdihs hliuch of old and and they would start for Stratbroy• P tho year. A. D. 333 to the year 1183 after his Wife in is aurprisud aud it did not "turn away wrath; so fel' 113 w01'd9 WHCH COIICP.rI]P.d. But b' the end door of the great rod liQUae nmcb rusted Ire 5 none of thew W![ile the wan was Hating Lite J ° t� f°ot long, and uuu,i)er detective removed the knives and- 91)eAlia Of•tbe Pr•ObaE'Lc0 1�a8C2racl, AAI. r�hureh Ct. Anne., The ° was leaning injured tone. 1Io `t, .their little, 1110 door.}Lost c the tone ill, Kinch It was spoken. 'on fly open, tetting out the eomfurtrebl .-`�-1110.11 i light of an Opel) fire upon glo v nuc] 1 g p p lug A r0-Ulld aQzetl. at least, arid al'P, e.VCI'ythll[g elNt' that "It-WtIS p05$ib}e' near.,tho of ' place Spoken of is Said by the earls- _ . -- ..--- -- _' ` __- araunst brown cotta.;e at the end of the . hetes ed risiii tt?iii er Mr, Y b P the kitchen hearth, had aeon the by far more like those of a Castle for hint to dl ultechtef with, but 110 est -writers to have formerly had five , . lane, a mile out on the "city road," His Beaton's part. He tool: the pail; turned the east dracuu A wife, fair aqd rosy in •her "bound boy'' Grins aud Giant Despair than what unfortunate) overlooked a largo P J' they really are, the ler,Cutly P,XCA 1111tC'!rr l.,nife lying behind a box on porches, then ' in ruins. I�Tothiug p , known of the described bJ " front the village of FUirulo'Unt, heart hart beet} full Of collwiltillent tiorner Of the hot1SP., and Repay saw middle age, while bile led the fat, gray horse away t0 a vateil keys of till$ quiet little, rural 'the side table, and 9A $0011 as he wan pool t}IOSe wlltHra Ulltll quite recently, r a momr,clt 'before, as he well y 'lie him no more. goon] supper in itg warm stable. hoose of ca er.- They are, no rose from the table the ouug watt prayer. Y Y e doubt, a relic of a time when, as a wa}ked over and seized this weapon , works carried ou by when certain , laid bare , , ' Sunuiled up ulercies of the near{. ended year, and of woudrr As }le walked along, with Ilia a Hs u ou the ground A Strange y P e FIer own kitchen was now rosy with the light of the flames, frons local Welter quaintly observes, 'it .Ile made A rush for the detective, been to have Graham eft Itis back dna at. the Algerian ; nooks large tank or cistern out in the rock „. ',J. ing admiration «s Lvell, as hes process LvriA going oil ill Elihu During ten two Lyell seasoned logs upon the would have very unsafe but sprang gar°Sara that the church mess a. managed to .pin his arms to iiia to a depth of thirty, feet. It lies but not immediately under, a �•; tiled watched the c�rfinison glory of the 9Un8et A1r01'(; A'A011 tit Fair. Beaton's mind. the yeue•s of their Married 11tH he lona hearth arid the tPa•table was Spread with thingsfor lien lonely tea,, power in hhH lend.' Passing round .vides. C{n�ped thug YlcCallum began under, later boitding, nchurch.Lvith An epee 77 -s ` "I'ul 91'011 `ve built here, .endured Hopseli's continual "llagg� good yet file could not turn from the spec• the Belfry gable we See an abutting A DBS4ERATE AND III,OODY STAUGUM ID there ]5 ba 11 r at the Cast end. :.Che cistern is 55 t" ,Where LL'P Can see the suit rise and set over. ill•{'? as' a chatter of course, with Ito rebellion. taclo of 'iter neighbor'q household it wlu" which He held the knife in, bot!i hands b' ' PP preserved intact, a little doorway and swung to and fro in a desperate feetaone,from east to Neat ; nosh ,itld south it measures 1�}" fart in , t, the dear old mountain," ire boa "� ilinooeut{y remarked over his ntttull,t'at ' ;a But on this eL:enin his heart g comfort, although ale gazed upon through har'tearS' which seems to have been the sole. efraft to eut loose from the detain, to the at one t}tee. breadth, A flight of twenty-four ' Sltoulde'r to his Nile, Lvho was "fly- was softanea-full of old memories lung ' ` Suddenly the gta cat"and the Y y entrance church lhu iuy closely impinges upon i't, rn� clutch of Gr&ham, Twice the ,. - l,larle, Which was as keen as a razor, steps leads.d0wn into lbs pool from-, tI1H t'AstHl'I1 scarp of roar." Now the , , 1; ino around" ill the kitchen prepar,, ]u� Il Supper with a most appetizing old dreams, and hopes of lrlauS, black CAL,'W110 had beets baking in Since laid nsPde; 01141 well nigh for- 1 the heat upon thea hearth, rushed and just leAVrs the bCOAa III1tP.l-atOsle flee for us to read this choice and made a gash acid drew . blood from first requisite for the site of the it ., ri �, smell, i,It beats all how pretty gotten; till the four hours eonvrsa to those the door with, the same, peculiar appropriate cou!'[let,' engraven ill' Graham's thigh whllo all,lhe assist. noes that at could be trivet wa!, of Pool of4l3ethesda is that airould be possible .to hove five.. porches. , . that sky looks tonight; Helper." , tion with tiler friend of early cry or wrlcomp,.wiLh which, tis kit• bold old•fasl,iolted letterin; ;- grip of tetcount of the t ono grip ThSQnly Lvay iu which this requisite bee Dlrs. I3HatU11 hari been LvaSliiag clays Inxd recalled them; and with Clem the spirit of.. e1111,USlaStlC trI1R, they had beers wont to' greet , avail AM— VY VAIN TTIOWGIIT9 'TAY YE� ill •whiC} the two mell Lyere anis the could be satisfied i:' that'the pool 1. " that, n101'ntng', That H �L•ishing, 'Leas daring that had lent their lllastet's COniing CLVO veal's Ii1 E12, rapid moveweut of the knife. 1l r, should be what is called a twin pool, aay]ug," becau'Se She a New "capable" adveuturoua • them their beauty and their fife. age , a sFCAws BtY GOD •t Du DRAW Nr:Ett• Trot 110'1 been building a new },once ant;1i As that discovered ,close to the Fttgland wouau--u woman, and because it was Monday. Never had this one discord of his A' step coming around t1,H east corner of the }louse, as if from rho 1672- fled had two men working our it; of the history or £olk�lore of the namely Levi Plank' and A. lliason• COt1VHllt of til[+ Sisters of Sion --that it to say, two pools lying sine by $' I Equally of course (in her household), otherwise prosperous and happy LVHiI.1o01u sounded on the snow A 1 little LvaJside edifices we know notll who tried to render assistance in side, having on,e portico do each of • there had been what she called a "a boiled after break- ]ifs so jarred upon hila as now. "if I was as Hunter A V with an Otid tremble and inlg, but this 6Ults our teulper rind overpowering lllcCallum. In the the four sides thus Formed, and f pot" per parer] to go away, grayer in it said :- ' moots 9611 the better, for, Lee people meantime all the women had run off' one'between then) of the wall of s Fust dna set Well back on the grafi- brother has, . one and, come bar's .gone, "I've brought the water for Lei, it with the urerilureA of our inlag.in� to the barn., In the struge!e. Separation. .Herr Schick now re• stove As u 90011 Trait sensible �, , Y, g ricin, she woo. haves a hibher opin- „ >Tepsy, ,� y M'iller's coat sleeve was cut open arson end'. Lee IQviuryt uutwinH its ports that IIH t1a9 found a coutiuu� . !:incl of a cliivner, that Would trouble ion of me," lie th•ouglit, glancing Looking round Wlth a pAIH,CCACCC] hoary brQivs with fair iu[icies that-Lviccy .and the point' of, the hnifH anon of the pool, or rather a sinter _y _ o Quo to }0010 after, it, but would 1) 'back once more at thA sunset light face, as if she expected to find a lend such graco aired charity, that to touched him in the;croin; but not, pool, lying ewl to end, 60' ft. long, 0; "c oil itself. ,° upon lois home. ghost behind h.er, Mrs. Beaton saw itself belongs net as the fadeless deep euoucln to draw blood. Levi and of rhes sanne breadth as tln'o first. �. ' I3realcfast, the prospective dinner, He ,.at the tin pail down softly her husband, ruddy, brown aud ivy now does ltd mouldorlta;-walls• pluck received a stab near file We are, theruforr; 01110 to nsakH o11t astld then, Elihn being well out . of, the by the well room door, and strode distant bearded, with�a bright new tin pail Our thoughts move ,its the Shadowy armpit, a gaping wound that •would a reasonably strong case for identify - • : her rale, Mrs. Helper turned away across the fields to rho Y in his hand. past. Figure and movement are p a bola a man's fist When McCak t. inb the nealy•discovered twin pool 'The Sloavee of loci gra riot dress u e Y P P town. Half au hoar litter his wife * , 011110 silent, but real as in a dream lum was_,overpowt:red and. .taken-to...-w-ith the Puol of Bethesda.' over her well rounded arms, ,put on went forth im atientl to CAII impatiently, 11 * ..• ----.- : •- " -' night, , Strathro Plank .was found to have wltiiiu tie silent ni �ht aniiliTte it " y, historical evidence in favor of this. ,. --._. . ..- .. -... -a large- bib-aproa• and a Pair of _ __ , ,._. •}kris to•uitt (-An-hour later, slue was -. «_ Say uo more about lt, HePSyr too, in that .we can tell nothing of suffered a considered loss of blood, site is as Strong ns that wllieh colt , rubbet:S and Dent over the Lvash-. wildly calling his name, as she, with t dear exclaimed Elihu, tvheti his it when it is over, only we.feel Lila Still Dra. Hoare and Thompson, nects the Holy Sepulchre with the '.. tub ill such an energetic fashi;oon, her hastily Summoned neighbors, wife threw his arms around his neck sweet, or weird, or lovely impress- to who, he.had been driven .asF,SQou.' site adoptod- by Constantine. In ,. that, at ten 0'010010, ovrry cloth sought }dim up and down the farm. with a sobbing. prayer to be for. ion of the vision resting upon us. or, possible, had difficulty ill stltunch- the minds of most, I think, it wilt was in its place on the line, at But search and soak him as they given. "1 was quite as much in Very old and very luguhriouslare ing.the wound. His longs aro not be ac{cno x104190(41 that we have herr t eleven the floors were mopped, and might, with the ]ase repentance' the wrong as you were, that«times, at the ACAttHCed touched, and it is hoped the the ancient Pool of Betlirsdn. the,)house in apple-pie order.. At born of love and tears, it was all ill least, for I went away' prqud surd how Many of gCAVest011eS. around the ancient ruin, encarved wound will' heal cosily. Detective s� . - 'e twelve, to a minute, Elihu's favorite vain. Ho was one ! No ones in g an r and not carie .much g y' g wits[ sculls and crossbones d . Miller brought McCallum to ' °� a / dinner smoked upon the board, and her Fairmount knew less or more than from that yogi might suffer wiieu you COUid find. 1110 least trace of me about , balances, and $and �lasaes, with jail on a remand £row P. Al. -^C p -•;,, .' - lois Lvife, in clean afternoon __ --- c}rs;.wvit}, e},Teri,T�-}tail,TrtTr}"'R'i't' that of Elihu Bouton auiui»ir afternoil�n: not the faro. How did I go, do you Other such dread emblems of our Noble to the 24th itist• as it is bot frail fleet Otte in expected the injured man will be h 0 N G• 1. a philc ribbon in her collar, waited to catch the first glimpse of him ' • "* * * * ask,? Walked over to Stainton, i1Cr059 lots, and by tri1111 t0 and mortality, P articular lsas so vivid a repreSenta- able to give evidence beforethatdnte. McCallum is lr tough'lnokino costo• .l :+ • r a corning from the vil{ago whither 'I'WO GACA passed slowly by: Thea Y P of Fairmount resembl- New York and oil to California, I. ! I tioll of.a Inlrnan skull that -we almost ex}lectod to hear its t,teth ichatter; mer. He is Short and thick set, she had dispatched liim to purchase ries for the ensuing month. good people ever other "people" in one respect, Y like a fool, n Was grew home Sick enough Ion before l got ° or to hear our own do'so as we and has long been known as a tough. in a stabbing - nraci She waited in vain till half' past and rarely paid Any great or long- to the troubles ' thero, but.'my pride Lgouldn t let me azcltl' upon it. }sow melancholy a He was concerned g P Y view of death is pourtrayed in such affray at I�omok,a a few years ago, ABRAHAM SINITH, , . flue o'clock and 6hen aro her own dinner, So full of wrath against the sustiiined attedtion of those neighbors, so tong as their come back till I made my fortunes at the m]nes'whore Hunter's brother a grim yet favorite quatrain as the but it was never brought homes to i him. Plank is A respectable man Market Square, ° absent one, that ' she scarcely own affairs remained in a healthful. ly prosperous state. worked. And I've done 's t, IIcpSy least it will be a fortune in following s living in Strathroy, Ile is married is ,Is you erre now, so onoe was I; g , noticHt! how bold the vegtttableS had Consequently, the lace whin➢ q Y, P --at like Fairmoulit, and there's As I do now so you must 1]e and has a family. . CIr�JDE�ICH. }crown, ',Che Afternoon wore on. Just, as Elihu had filled in the small corn• .phice , nothing in reason that you inn • As I am now, so you must be :- y Prepare thy soul to follow me." Sam Slick's Description of a _ , She put oo.the kettle for tea Elihu munity was soon filled u Ever Q Y' olie grew used to thinking 137 him as g e neat your heart oil, in future, that cannot afford to give you." Flirtation. I ^t Indeed, these old monuments 1011 • WEST OF ENGLAl\TD SUIT- • , drove u the hill and offer attend , ins to the of his horses they thought of the dead. No ohe ,iu. E%hu,'dou't .be So -good I" all to plainly how depressed a:view ,What flirts all you mets are I' INGS' & TROUSERINGS, comfort entered the kitchen with.his pockots expected that the mystery of his fate would ever be unravelled -in sobbed Isis wife. "I don't deserve it, I drove nauy frons' Of the future the religion of their Said site 'But oilMy Sakes ain't day yielded to our forefathers off a lovely-justgone uiaes of SCOTCH TWEED SUITINGS & ' . '': dna lois hands full of packages, and ilia full of the wondrous this world at least. when you 'home." that tree generation or two ago. They evft flowers. Hold'me up, please, DIr. TROUSERINGS, ; mind story of the old friend who had No one except his wife. His „Not a word of that I ins]st m ' Show Lite mind directed to judgment y Slick, till I net a bunchof death rather than eternal life w�eetapE J ENGLISH WOR. FRI'NCEDA . him so long. designated in wife, who was already g „ dear said Elihu as he drew her and pie tree. Oil dear ho v a and infinite lots, God the Father p ' ST CLOTHS, "Xou used to know Jim Hunter the minds of many, it not to their actual thoughts, as "Ths..Kidow into the house and closed the door. �� "We Aro two fools': and' we know it was forgotten and replaced by the smelts.' Well, I took her in my arms and Made ral> in Best Style ured TVorh= " ,'1 ' N_ t as well its I did, when has was a boy, Hepsy,'" he remarked, unheeding Beaton." S now ;aud we shall be wise enough AusterejudgN, `who gathered where lie had not strewed, and 'reaped lifted her, up, put sho was a long rnarasleip at Abr•uham Smith's. her black looks. F�,lihu s disappearance was not to in future, I. m sure, td make our- where hes hAd, not sown.' Compar, time a•chosin of a Wreath, and that •-- a . • "And you ,know ,how the neigh- her EInH profound mystery thQt it p Y^ Y was to all others. They had lived l twelves as happy as God intended ua � be when He Ase us so man g one She ut,R ound iii lint and then ed with. this, how Sweetly soothing, P i Y ' y gAthered some spriga for a nosey + , Noty in stash; one of the cheupe- „' : hors all 'said hesd never'come to an others.oe hese of a h much'to y g Y• blessings. Now,' dry your, eyes, how -tendert comfortiu are the elle Y comforting, gay. orad best stocks Of . , ' good; when ho ran away from•his „ step -father's house and went to 'soa. road, at some distance flow UsH HepAl*, and let mo have a real bolls lines' of A modern poet :- '`rind the mother, ave in tears and 'Don't' hold mo so ..high please, g , WINTER CLOTHING , lj " He diel corns to good th'an9h ! He village, anal Os► the rare occasions g ' „ when thoy had visitors or extra like comfortable eu er • with you PP " Y once more. Bless me I How bright _ Ain There aroe11 that -ain't that beauti- p ' ' Tho•flowe a moat di l lova fol ? 1 hope I ain't A•ahoLvin of my left his Ship and went t0 the urines, he a handsome hands," Mrs. Beaton had treated M And cozy, and pleasant it does look, ; ,She knew she would find them all ankles' AiV[.- CLOTI-iS+ - • and ndw owns ranche out in THXAA, and has wore her husband with all due respect• how to he Sure I And here are these little things actually remember- a am gain, 'Luc how m heart Leafs !' says In the fields of light and love. Y Y . A Full Line o£ GENTSt"EIIR money thaw I can count in a clay. She knew, and she only, Alle had tried the patient, poor ing ins -glad to see me ! Just loo}: Oh t not in crueltyy^not in wrattl I, and it did, too ; it thundered hammer act NZSHINC#S alWa S•ln at0ok, ,;, I shbuld'have asked him out here ace you, only ho was in a hurry to often to kindly man to the last verge of on, t at them liepary-how they lick ,•I' wase an an el ver isited the me that green earth tilo A sledge -I my g g th0ua i,t would )lave torn my it will1ra�aJort to cull on , ` catch the night train for New York, durance b her acrid tongue. Over y �. even in those days, my hand !" Said the farmer bending down, with an unSteady laugh, over And took the flowers swap:' wuistcoat buttons off. ''Don't you o tlsuln than • ABRAHAM SMITH so I waited to see him off, A good' and over again, had of a bright, sunny the' two cats, as they stood on their With such thought3 flouting hear it o Ilium \ 13 1, P, Ft . . fellow, Jim is. I -To deserves his she risen, , re', .. I . I. . . . � '. W t , , Y ..il . I. .. L.4� .uw• .^... 1. . ..• n