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time become 80. Yon sh i not take violent exercise.”

OSPR CHT, 88. SY cUTHORS 4liiaeee abs Sie@ntTs eeataveo What is it, the ‘asked the admiral] | rut. tut This is ‘reat pity. Have | you . i ‘ us illness?” . Nf *Ah, \ are an admiral. You have been abroad, tropics, malaria, agne—] ¥ 1} never hed a day's illness.” N ‘ ige, but you air, and it has | s effect You have an organic le listinet.” Is .

t me to |

0 indeed It would hur rr na rn

It w i ry dangerou

Al an

‘W 1 Le almost certainly fatal.”

Then there is nothing else the mat- | ter

Ni But if the heart is weak then everything is weak, and the life is not a sound on .

You see, admiral,” remarked Mr. Me

tax is the doctor secreted his stetho- scope once more in his hat, ‘“‘*my remarks were not entirely uncalled fcr. I am | sorry that the doctor’s opinion is not more favorable, but thisisa matter of business, and certain obvious precan- tions must be taken.”

“Of course. Then the matter is at an end.”

“Well, we might even now do busi- nes lam most anxious to be of use to you. How long do you think, doctor,

that this gentleman will in all proba- bility live?”

“Well, well, it’s rather a delicate ques- tion to answer,” said Mr. Proudie, with a show of embarrassment.

“Not a bit, sir. Out with it! faced death too often to flinch from it now, though I saw it as near to me as you are.”

“Well, well, we must go by averages of course. Shall two years? I should think that you havea full two years before you

In two years

we say

your pension wovld

u in £1,600. Now I will do my

very best for you, admiral. I will ad- vance you £2,000, and you can make » me your pension for your life. It is pure speculation on my part. If you die tomorrow, I lose my money. If t lo 8] rrect, I shall ull out of pocket. If you live a lit- tle longer, then 1 may see my money ag It ver t I can do for ’ + ow you wish to buy my pension? = rs ‘ x \ I ‘ 20

‘ that case of course my spect- lat i ld be more successful. But

you have heard the doctor's opinion. “Would rou advance the money in-

stantly

“You should have £1,000atonce. The other £1.000 I should expect you to take

in farnitere

In fuwiture?”

‘Yes, admiral. We shaYJ do you a beautiful honseful at that sum. It is the custom of my clients to take half in

The admiral sat in dire perplexity. He t to get money, and to go y, to be powerless to his boy needed every shilling disaster, that would be very bitter to him. On the hand, that he surrendered and Little, and yet something. Wonld it not be better than going back empty handed? He saw the yellow backed book upon the table. The money lender dipped his pen in the ink

“Shall I fill it up?” “] thi admiral,” remarked West- jacott, “that we had better havea little walk and some luncheon before we sct- tle this matter.”

“Oh, we nay 2s well doitatonce. It

vald be absurd to postpone it now,”

+ other

it was so much

; } cneck

vupened it and

ith some

ich of men and :

ters t he had seen mx

| had learned toread them. He saw that

feDOoMoNsS gl ance, and saw, too, that in- tense beneath the careless air which the agené had assumed.

“You're quite right, Westrflcott,”

said he. ‘We'll have a little walk be- fore we settle it.”

“But I may not be here this after- Boon.”

“Then we must choose another day.” “But why not settle it now?” “Because I prefer not,” said the ad- miral shortly. ‘Very well. offer is only for today. It is off unless you take it at once.” “Let it be off, then.” ‘There's my fee,” cried the doctor. “How much? = nine

I have |

| Kindergarten Song

heat, and his |

| eyes glinted angrily from between his narrow lids at the impertvrbable Charles. | The admiral was simple in money mat-

eagerness was peeping out from ,

KX AMINER . .

They did so, but the medical rolls con- tained no such name as that of Dr. Proudie of Bre..1 street.

“Pretty villainy this!” cried the admi- ral, thumping hischest. ‘‘A dummy doc- tor and a vamped up disease, Well, we've tried the rogues, Westmacott! Let us see what we can do with your honest man.”

CHAPTER XIV. EASTWARD HO!

Mr. McAdam of the firm of McAdam & Squire was a highly polished man who dwelt behind a highly polished table in the neatest and snuggest of offices. He was white haired and amiable, with a deep lined aquiline face, was addicted tc low bows and indeed always seemed to carry himself at half cock, as though just descending into one or just recovering himself. He wore a high buckled stock, took snuff and adorned his conversation with little scraps from the classics.

‘My dear sir,” said he when he had listened to their story, “any friend of Mrs. Westmacott’s is a friend of mine. Try a pinch. I wonder that you should have gone to this man Metaxa. His ad- vertisement is enough to condemn him. Habet foenum in cornu. They are al] rogues.”

“The doctor was a rogue too. I didn't like the look of him at the time.”

“Arcades ambo. But now we must see what we can do for you. Of course what Metaxa said was perfectly right. The pension is in itself no security at all unless it were accompanied by a life assurance which would be an income in itself. It is no good whatever.”

His clients’ faces fell.

“But there is the second alternative. You might sell the pension right out. |

Speculative investors occasionaliy deal in such things. I have one client, a sporting man, who would be very likely to take it up if we could agree upon terms. Of course I must follow Me- taxa's example by sending for a dector.”

(To be Continued.)

FARMERS’ CONCERT.

The concert given on Monday evening, the Sth inst., under the auspices of the North Side Farmers’ Association. was a grand success. The building was Iiterally

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The admiral threw £1 1s. upon the |

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table. Come, Westmacott,” said he, and they walked together frem the room. “I don't like it,” said Charles when ? found themselves in the street once mare. “I don't profess to be a very | sharp chap, but this isa trifle too thin. What did he want to go out and speak

to the doctor for? And how very con- venient this tale of a weak heart was. I believe they are a couple of rogues and in league h other.”

“A shark sh,” said the ad- miral.

“Pil tell you whe There's a lawyer nar does my aunt's businesa. honest fellow of Poultry.

Witi 2c

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and live

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). ‘A mile? Then we shall see if there |

and are sold by all dealers, or will be mail- ed on receipt of price: fifty cents per box, reassess CHEPSTOW NOTES.

As usual, the lobster industry is the

topic of the day here, sume of our leading '

farmers renting or selling their farms and

There are two large lobster factories in Chepstow, one owned by Gabriel Small & Co., giving em- ployment to upwards of sixty: hands in- cluding men and girls, the other owned by

Sterns Broz., Souris, and weare credibly

| informed that Mr. Alfred Pope intends

} erecting a factory and cook house '

within a short d'-tance of the one now occupied

| by Stern Bros

| taken its departure from

| Donaid’s

That dread disease, la grippe, has not

this settlement yet.

Mesars. Joeeph M. McDonakl and Wm. Granahan have contracted with Mr Mellixi: to supply Souris breakwater with It is their in- stone quarrie at Me- Lape and have the stone taken to

stone the incoming season.

tention fo open a

Souris by steamer.

is any truth in what that swab of a doc- |

tor said. all sail and see who can stay the longest.’

buginess they returned from Down the roadway, dodging among cabs and carta, ran a weather stained elderly man, with wide, flapping black hat and homely suit of tweeds. With elbows braced back, hands clinched near his

Come, my boy, and clap on |

Large quantities of herring and smelts have been caught in Little Harbor Pond of late. Messrs. Joseph McInnis and Michael McMahon caught about ten bar- rels of herring and ~melts within the last week, which were readily bought by

| Babens & McPhee and shipped to Boston. Then the sober denizens of the heart of |

London saw a singular sight as | their luncheons. |

| | | |

armpits and chest protruded he scudded |

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**You seem fit enough, sir.”

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ante

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Mr. Branscomb’s home is a Chipman, Queens Co., N. B it was there that a representa- ive of the Groder company alled upon him, Sept. 1st, of he present year. His greeting was most cordial He gladly acknowledged his thanks, giv- ing expression to the following statement:

“It is five years since I first became afflicted with a form of indigestion Last winter it be- came more severe, developing into chronic diarrhoea I cannot cell you how much I suffered ‘or SIX LONG WEEKS. It seemed as though relief could not be found You will remember how [ told you of my condition and asked your advice about takin a bottle of Groper’s Syrup You told me that the medicine was a laxative and might not meet my needs. I delayed buy ing for a few hours uatil I be gan to hope that it would help me, Even my clothes seemed a burden because of bloating of stomach I: was with 4:fficult, that i kept about sufficiently to attend to my business.

But I ama well man nuw from the use of your remedy In three days after I bough Grover's Syxur the terrible pain and distress across my stomach were removed. My bowels rapidly assumed a nat- ural, healthy condition. Now I] cat ano drink as well as I ever could. I have gained constant- ly in fl-sh since March last. I an perfectly cured.

it seems a duty for me to state my case fully, that others vho suffer as 1 did may koow where to find a cure,”

Truly yours, E. A. Branscoms,

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