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ory Hi ianics alone that ORYRIGHT, 1897 z d. fina ° dark grey patterns, at [ the wi is making rapid progress. Not CHAPTER XI. ' grey an ancy checks, single batt 4 nat iwo all physicians pronounces ~ ; ve - - J 3s 7 . > - ti} many vars ago all puss tromguneed | gcse was me weex's accumulation | ated-on a Saturday. She applied Yo | breasted, well trimmed, selling $1.50 per suit hii hore portion of people recognize that | Of disabled plows and decrepit wagons Seth for an explanation of this unpleas- lat ' ry it is a distinctly curable disease Doctor to be braced into renewed usefulness at | 40t phenomenon. He regarded her per- j . : ° J Ht Pierce's Golden Med Discovery cures ) the blacksmiih’s shop so very close to ; Plexedly for a second. What a girl she Children’s 2 piece suits, all wool og per cent. of all case { consumption, of . Ra ee ca | wast sk answer: > nott ' i pe i} fe Sei iiies Etce Sac thieteameenn Haun her windows that she could feel the hot pr = eee questions! $5.00 tQ 6.00 grey aud brown checks, sell:ne ae i 4 ids of sane who ‘ iven up by their | breath of the furnace when she sat by | really 1s 80, honey, it must be tA doctors, and had lost al hope owe their | her work table. It was the labored | because they’ve got more time te study $2 NG to 3 75 i : Hives fo Unis marvelous remedy. it acts | breathing of the huge bellows that had | "bout themselves of Saturdays and make Men’s Suits, mixed checks : r iH} parities and disease germs. It restores the | 8Foused ber to a consciousness of the | UP their grievances. I think a heap of 4 button sack." at , Boy's $ viece suits: nice he app Sad deenete all a lers of the diges- | day, and all day long the quick, clangor- Gricvances are made u that way.” , - »_ } y P eetesoo ee: i tion, strengthens the wea stomach, makes | ous blows of the blacksmith’s hammer | _ Was Seth having his fling at her too? ¢ 1ecks, well made, selling - Ht } the ge cre peeoeb re tae ae would be falling with equal force upon | msg flushed under the suspicion, but 0 it ee ee ees eee : : , iveri is next words dissipated it. ‘‘And 1 00 f ii rifies the blood and tons the nerves, [¢ | the amvil and upon her own quivering | Sipe . . . 3 Al) f 7 (0 b the ‘an i biood-maker and Sesh -bathtes: Rerves. j then, I reckon, Sunday is a go rd day to " l 0 . Ml It does not make flabby flesh like cod liver There was the weekly scrubbing of lay over after takin doctor’s stuff. That ee . alt | % that the frm mn scular tissue abso- . ‘ , as ye 4 . . ae ‘ t on e ith wees Seaeaiin + a St a the rough bearded galleries and the car- | Must be it,’’ with triumphant decision. Suits made from our own Men’s ready-to-y ear pr its, | Bt sw aikai san Ae ’ ave _ re -_ = ' - sS - : > ° 4 . ° i i offer you an inferior substitute for the sake | Petless flocrs to be endured, with an all And here was Saturday rolled round | w ake of tweed, all patterns, all sizes, good patterns, at hee of a littie added profit day pervasion of soapsuds, moist slat- | #8@in, and with it w ould come the black single and duuble b sted ] Bl Miss Mary Whitman, of East Dickinson, | terms and sloppy discomfort generally, | Swarm of real and imaginary sufferers— | * _" vue preas , sell- il Franklin Co., N. ¥ writes = er mene ly ten For one decorous day the house would | old Letty with her scent of mutton tal- Ing at 75¢, $1, i] 25, 1.50) Up i cating better iar cede Te seit ean be free of red clay imprints of heavy low and her story of lumbago, old Dan- . eee. 3 ree ie ae ee Golden Med- | boots and exult in a Sabbath day clean- | iel with his crutches and his crotchets, Boys’ odd pants at vie ity Thal bo congitand wovcurea.* *#* | Limess which was its only approach to | Anarky with her mysterious inward 7.00 to 11.50 Ht j : godliness. ‘ miseries that she traced directly to the 95 oF iG ° Good temper ~ . att : ‘ eS ne Dr Pierce’s larwely & weather She would make herself get up pres- | malign influence of the ‘“‘hoodoo’’ bag C. C tip ‘ r ee <p a of good ie alth ently and assume her share of the day’s | found in her pillow, and all the rest of ed aq good ncaiti S larg¢eiv a matter o -aithy . . . . : » rere Mtivity of the bowels. Dr Pierce's Plesant | Sordid duties, with a surface complais- | them. ‘ee ay aes cure constipation. yo ae ae ance that easily passed muster for con- Burrowing in the pillows was not es- Hi speedy Mi ONCE incr 0 oO lave to be : sas ‘ 1 rag re C v¢ y i i d ir stenve. Ome let is a gentle | tent with the uncritical members of her | ©@pe. it was mere cowardly putting off laxative. at “ > home circle. of the evil hour. She was shirking. 5 ioe. ian eal “oC lets. With a clumsy belief in the efficacy | Breakfast was over before she had con- q

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of work as a sovereign remedy for all of @ gitl’s crotchety fancies Eben had laid

certain well defined obligations upon

| his daughter soon after her return from

school.

Of course he and Becky had gone in- to consultation concerning the sort of werk to be expected of Liza.

“*Sissy mayse well take holt and do her sheer, Becky. Too much time to mope in ain’t gwine to make her forgit her fine times at school nor her fine Balt’mo’ frien’sno quicker. And sittin *bout twiddlin her thum’s ain’t goin to make her any mo’ in love with the

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cluded her verbal self scourging. She could hear the subdued jollity about the open doors of the big smokehouse. The buzz of ration giving and receiving was already begun. The sight of the plenteous store revealed by the opening of the barulike doors always had an ex- hilarating effect on the ‘‘hands.’’ Breakfasting alone was one of her Faturday privileges. One of her com- pensations, she called it. After awhile her father and the boys would mount their horses and ride into Sessumsport with a sense of freedom from all care and responsibility for a whole day and

cost years of study and research, and

s : ai a a a half. She could not discover that the ai | heavy. ae ae = eye quarters nor thé niggers. If we sp’iled | found anything more exciting to do in Ff Her patience is on J hisease preys her by sendin her ofter school. the quick- Sessumspe rt than to sit on the store iP} a. upon her. Vhe light cies out of her | er we onspile her the better for her and | galleries, whittling fresh notches into hie oo her steps become slow and | all concerned. Ain't you agreed?’ the long enduring benches and to ex- ig dragging; she loses flesh; grows ‘Our Liza won't never be anything*| change crop items. But they always the i sallow, listless, droops like a flower. | buta lady, Eben, if I dosayit. And | came home with a holiday freshness Then she dies. Her family is left to | she ain’t a bit set upneither. The mad- | about them that was reflected pleasant- aT the cold mercy of the world. am says she could hold her own any- ly in the home atmosphere.

“ Mother’s dead |” \Vhat a piteous | Wheres. I wisht the child would be To be Conti 1 \j rh. a 9 ' more frien'ly with Gabry’s mother. It (fo be Continued.) a phrase. What sufferinzs have been : 7, ~ ! endured before it was used. Why | *=‘¢r ore oe Ore eee Nt iT mnnthers ae ie a Ff “Grant you all that, Becky, but as 8 — mot acts, WIVES ee cr} our girl is mos’ likely to hafter hold ini a so? They need not. l)odd’s Kidney | her own right here along of you and me it . Pills will quickly and thoroughly cure | and the boys I think you'll agree with AS He allcases of Female Weakness. They | me that the quicker she fits in the bet- S < DP lg never fail. They give h -alth, strength, | ter. Overseers’ daughters don’t find hus- WA fe we bf : courage: a new lease o/ life. bands on every black bush.’’ Gs. Z Ele oe ei. fe ‘*I don’t think our Liza is studyin f- [* LN a *bout no such nonsense. But what do i a” a ce Yy - you want her to do, Eben? She ain’t cut j PY i), Y io i cieameal il Liphit ( it Ni } out for no rough sort of work, and / y \ ’ }f _ el ; don’t you be tryin to put none on her Vf ii Yt a mathe His 7 MASSEY M i The Most Picturescue Summer ; Eben turned his handsome, florid face j/ My | Vea , Lf 7 HARRIS CO., LI ITED. iH qi ull upon his wife in open eyed surprise. TAS IA Ui Lf is ‘ ; In their 30 years of married life he had : ; es : ; a2 Resort in America never known Becky tobe either suap- | MR. MONTAGUE, DUNILLE, OT, |MAARK WRIGHT & CO, Agents Oh’t 1 pish or dictatorial. She was bordering Hine an Jatevesting Chat Aleet Dr. J Ss Own fi 4 HE : SPORTSMAN'S : PARADISE, | om both just at that juncture. Chase’s Ointment, | ‘ia ‘*You ain’t a blamed bit fonder nor | His SUFFERING FROM ULCERATING R O G E s S & Pp OG i RS A t , > a Prery river and lake along the line of the | prouder of our girl than I am, Eecky. I PILES «URED, 3 gen S S S ide ae Newfoundland Railway abounds io nae an was ne eee wie a if e piles fo ive years, anc ras bs y ; = trout and enimon. : iterated. They oe aul chia pl : Fa Ce en er ne a eS ae nee : | a The Sh t t as, V a ee =o ere oe | a f ss 10 eS ” Ce, oyare. sponnmmended a alae in, Cuaae 2 ink { PICKFORD Wy BLACK s Quickest and eafest route t) any part ie ao I purchased a pe and from ~ ¢ rj F i STE 7R irst application got such relief that : Va via the KOUYAL MAIL STEBMER | Was satisfied a cure would be made. I ST. JOHIT IT B LINE . “BRUCE ” | uses in all two Boxes, and am now “Lutte | it | “ity Femeay given by Dx chase | SEPTEMBER 13TH TO 23RD 1898 if {

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—> Leaves Nort!: Sydney every ; the ailments for which it was intended. $13.000 IN PRIZES. { | - "nes y Ths law « _ ‘ | Dr. Chase letes > vei “—— ; 7 * if = Tuesday, Thurs iay and Satur ee mee. eae ate, and i All departments of Prize Lists revised and increased. 74 day evening on errival of the , jas been proven ten thousand times I Sneci izes in Li . Sew Div tg iEcleces . heracak, ic te ies ' that not one of his formulas leave a sarge Special Prizes in Live Stock and Dairy Products. aes. RNa, eave ) | bad after-effect. Dr. Chase’s Ointment Live stock enters Wednesday 14th and leaves Wednesday 2] ig dux Basque every Monday, Wednesaay | is based on lanoline, and the Yest ph Grand display of the pee 1 : J J A s ase l 2 es "= t and Friday evenings on arrival of St. John sicians prescribe it. _™ os _— Pie Forest Life otf New Er ick | press, ’ if : 4 pi r Uunswich. i es aa aia an : vr: . ° ¥ = FARE: a . : . _ Collection of{Wild Animals, Birds, Insects, plants and fangi shownin their natura fe Charlottetown to St. John’s, Nfld. Mr. MT. Wigle, of Kings lle Essex Co. | Haunts The Paradise of the Sportsman and SEASON OF 1898. First Class $20.05 Cured of Itching pies of 23 Years Delight of the Naturalist g qutenasens i : ’j , St: g. : . . .8.C > ats ss the “tond Class 10.30 : oe : Two Museums will contribute . 8.CITY OF GHENT will #all (ren: “ ur o: Physicians Fail to Make a Cure When Dr, og : Charlottetown ever Friday : T ae 33.81 Chase’s Ointment Gave Immedi- Their whole Collections Sd 1. y a oe 10 a Bins . brongh tickets onsale atall stations “Tt’ll all come right in time.” ate Relief, A Great Nature Lesson for all. ealliae (ne the searon of J*98, for Halites } ’ ’ Cis y ° es . s a ID s 2] t 4 , H the 1A R.,C.P.R. and Str. Nav. Co. just want to keep her from rustin or M. T. Wigle, better known te every Prizes offered for Nataral History Collections. oa H a “ummerside, Port Bax ogy ‘s BP The ser trip will be only 6 Hours. | frettin out. I’m goin to hand the med’- | ne in the vicinity as “Uncle Mike,” 4 Large and varied Disptay of Fish Products and Fishery Appliances, , o kesbury, Arichat, Cento, lease | 1] . ; \ ble vies OO iis ell Machinery of all kinds in Motion—with many 4 anufacturing Novelties Harbor, Sal liv Sh eet : Or ail Information app! to cine chest over to her Drugs ain’t was trou “ys d for over «09 years W ith Prizes offered for best Manufacturer’s Display Ig NOVEITLIES, ; / i. river, Sheet Bart qr . , : , ae ig ; : ” itching piles. At times he was so bad y > Mmeteranids atl diit in wememadeie douse, ; , ‘ returning will Jea.e Halitay every T R.G. REID, St. J: 4 :O , ‘ > ay??? : —— . wi _ HovIpAY SEEKERS Will finda varying round ofattractionsin Amusement Hall andi . Sifaxevery Tues. a . Bal : be rh Nfll,; or rough to handle, air they? oe he would have to quit work. ‘The irri- | the Wcnderfal performances, upon the Grounds, in front of the New Genel Mend. ane’™ | day at 6 p- m., makiog same calis, The — HIBALD & CU., Agents, That was the beginning of Liza’s su- | tation became so intense with constant Pyrotechnic Marvels. Rand Music steamer has excellent nesecnees acecu. Bt “rate Nort) Sydney, C.B. | pervision of the free plantation dispen- | rubbing that they became ulcerated and Excursion rates from everywhere. MARK THE 13TH OF S¢PTEMBER ON YOUR CALENDAR modation. 8 \ ar P eek OCopmE if . ; ‘ ; bleed. He had be >ated b For Prize List aad full information, Address, - §=Saioon amidships, Specka ae | sary. Eben had inducted her into office — roe . sae wr fou eens _ freights will be given this ceaccr ; a ee A -~ Si. aati < any pRYSsic Ss, bu oun notning . - 2 i FOU, i nny Sn near e with a libe ral discretionary margin. .that gave him relief. Reading in the Ww. C. Pitfield, Chas. A. Everett, For further informaticn app'y to : TH r b 7 he re aln t ae lsens the chest, os t he — of a friend ree had we President Min wer and 4e0 W, W c LA R K R. “4 3 oney, 80 you can’t go very fur wrong. ered ir. a like manner, and being curec¢ i A aod We don’t handle nothin worse than | by Dr. Chase's Ointment, he ¢ rocured a tar Miko ree Ret oe ees ee eee 4 2 Ch’town, Mav 14, L898. sgt " RNIX of Hartford lod'num, and that’ got the crossbones Hg agabe Bay Bap fee te ne o ovina s ¢ s ha ¢ ’ + > . ed . " A poe thi od ere - oy we for | comfortable night3s sleep he enjoyed in ; '} Ssets ¢ safety 's sake. always look to them, | years. The one box made a compleic ARK ISHER OKS & (a, a = over $5, dete because there’s somethin outer kelter | cure, and he says he would not be with- : ’ i WAYS Pays } IRS ] with the spellin of that word, seems to | 0Ut it for $50 a box if it could not be re- . : i AIS. . 5.6 ais ae 7 and Gos Adel exnnethede placed. Mr. Wigle is a wealthy farmer, Victoria Square MONTREAL iS om : the 1 bt ane ge J & y well known in the community in which @& ' ’ } a enn nto the letterin. he resides. It is over two years since Fann ) “aa Lowest Rates And Liza had accepted the malodor- | be was a’Hicted, and he has never been Importers of Fine Woollen: aa Genero. Setilemen ts ous chest as she was accepting all the | troubled since. and Tailors Trimmings ie = | other inevitable conditions of her life, Lent ‘tieblietaceuk itt tit d B® Se . . . Oles te i iil E .B EER, with dumb repugnance and unflinching ume Cloths always on oe os Authorized acquiescence. Prowse Brothers have caused consider- litiighé Wineen: Sak ene Acexrgror P.§E. ISLAND By some inexplicable physiological | able talk around town on account of yery 7 ed T nN 1 T iN st eben in ener FIRE law all the ills that plantation flesh | Jow prices they have been sel'ing ladies’ | 4 | : Y ‘ o : >a “s ‘ * . — - . » f LIFE. 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