fot wi p who arc : mer." Bo Betty had been leading him on by the look in her eyes the night be fore. He bit savagely into his cigar, thankful that the gear old gossip had intervened to save his pride. : TERA RARBBAARBALVRONS . BUILDERS ALL KIND OF LUMBER AT LOW PRICES, ASBESTIC PLASTER FOR SALE. ALSO COAL AND ALL KINDS OF WOOD : tS. Bennett & Co. Cor. Bagot and Barrack Sts. "Phone 941. a AA Joseph Laughlin Kitked in the Face by a Horse. ] Wolfs Island, March 15 Mis. Keel ey and Miss Lise Grant are visiting fuiends mm Waterton, N.Y. Mrs John Fargo, is confined to her home, sul firing from pneumonia, Harry | Meo Kae, Watertown, 1s visiting friends here. Joseph Laughlin met with an secidert on Monkay, bang kicked in the face by a horse, which necessila- led: several Msitches to close the wound. . Commins is confined 10 x his home suffering from fyphoud v prea: nia, The farmers are hauling af A Ba ait their pressed hay to Uape Vincent, -- About one hundred tons daily have dea hauled for the past thrive weeks f revigrccity had passed it would have meant a good many more dol lire ing the pockets of the farmers. Mr. and Mes, A. Cattenateh, Water sown, N.Y., have returned home, af- ter spending 4 few days visiting friends G. Pyke. is -bauling'] sand to Cage Vineent. A surprise y was held the residence of Js Byle on Tuesday evening. Richard Russell furnished music dancing. A number of farmers are) hauling cord wooed from Cape Mine cent, Frank Driceland purchased a fire Shetland pony from CC. Cole, Care Vice'nt, A wee girl has come to brighten the home of H. Baw. son, John Hogan purchised a fing horse from Matthew Flynn, Mra ¥ Cough, Watertown, is visiting friends here, IN A SURGEON'S COAT Fhe cotillion was over and | tbey found a table cozily "serSiped "wila paluls ang orange trees Wa tall blos- sont. There was a mound of lilies ol ; the valley on the white cloth. It was a very charming Betty in a "14 looks as if we must be flching [soft clinging white gown, shorn siebody's happiness," exclaimed her jewels, a single blush rose on her petdy, "joc ihe decorations around |breast, who greeted the surgeon. Fos lére certainly indicate the expectsia time he sat silent, afraid to trust tin of a bride and groom." his own voice, He glanced at the "Aiowsip, that thing we all des bie, lgirl, her whole figure bathed in the yet to which we all listen, maintaine | ruddy glow from the fire. She seemed 'mat you are cast for the role and a priestess of the dawn to Latimer that Gregory Khodes is to be yous [and he set his teeth and tried to think lading man." {of some conunonplace topic, but his "| know it," laughed Betty, slipping (brain had gome wrong, he concluded, a spray of the lilies, through the tui-!and he waited for her to speak. quols and diamonds that held the] "Has it been a hard day? Ave you laces ut her breast. 'it's a funny very tired?" she asked quietly. thing how anxious people are to! The note of sympathy stirred marry me off to somebody. You re anger. member how Aunt Martha tried tol "Xo," he flung out, "work, why, 1 persuade me to take the honorable 'work as if my task were made for charles #n the mountains two years me." Work is the one thing in lile ago." : oq which a man may confidently de 'udeed | do, and since that time pend. It is the only thing that never I have never cherished mny love tor fails him at a crucial time." her. Lou and I had such great times! "Why this sudden and vehement together that summer. Lucky thing bitterness, Boh?" i'r me that you found my coat yes! He had not heard her call his name terday." (for two years and the sound of ber "It was a curious incident. Idida'tivoice bad quickly - stirred the! have time to tefl you all about it. [strings of his heart, but failed to so} I was running sister Helen's elec: thew in tune with her gentler spirit. tric down a quiet street, and there, in| "Men have the work; 'women, front of me, | saw a box. 1 stopped, nothing but amusement, which is usu. picked it up and imagine my surprise ally found in making those same men when I read Dr. Robert Latimer, {fools at one time or another. 1 never lownsend Building, loved but one woman and I loved her "The messenger must have dropped because I thought she was honest and it, God bless him !" true." "Of course, 1 don't know a titng| "Are you taking about me, about this towh, so 1 asked a police Betty's eyes were dark with fire. man to direct me to your office build-| "To-day," he smd, ignoring her ing. 1 was curious to know whether ruestion, "I have heard from two of or not you were the Dr. Latimer I'your sister Helen's best friends that knew. Why don't you est?' demand- you are engaged to a nobleman who is ed the girl. "See all these good things to arrive in New York to-morrow, Yet that footman brought I' last night you allowed me to make "I am wo glad to look at you a-'a fool of myself. Tt hurts, Betty." gnin and to hear the sound ot} "Have you no faith in me? Will your voice that 1 have forgotlen my you believe the sickly gossip of idle nunger." {women in perference to the truth "When 1 went into your office and from the woman you claim to love?" saw all those patients lined up 3} "I Jove you, Betty. The dream of knew that 1 couldn't wait my time, yoy has helped mo fight and in a for I was due at a luncheon in less peasure--win. When I found you than an hour so when your attendant again, and you were not married, my i; EE, = sened the door and ealied 'Nett! tove flared up into a consuming pas i 1 : rr Ht Fo gns him my card and asked it 1 gion You are the only thing I want iH BRITISH AMERICAN ii LADIES TAILOR wight see you just for a minute" |in this world. Do you mean, can you "And 1 heard your voice and came mean," he asked, incredulously, his out in a hurry, It was a great Uhing brain whirling at the look in her face, We 'have all the latest for me to have you of all people "that you are not going to marry that styles for the spring séason. find that surgeon's coat.' foreign devil?" You are cordially invited to lil "What is & surgeon's coat?" He leaned over her chair, call and leave your order with {il "Awhile voat 1 wear when I operate' deep into her eyes. us Fit and workmanship in my office, I dare say 1 look like | "Retty," he said; "Betty, do you love guaranteed. 3 a butcher." me?" "AT I. COHEN | 267 Princess St. Phone 857 Via Chi.ago and St. Paul, : Mareh 12th, 19th, 26th, April 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th _ --Lgw One Way Second Class Rates-- . PACIFIC COAST March 1st fo April 15th, | 4106 LOLOL LLAMA RL L00 00000 MATTRESS RENOVATING § Save money hy having vour old hair mattresdes renovated § and made like new. Feathers cleaned and made into matiresses. Manufacturers of high-grade mattresses. KINGSTON MATTRESS CO. 536 PRINCESS STREET. A MEX. bis o New Buckwheat Flour in bulk it i Ppa men : Pure Maple Syrup. 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Agent Boar of QUINTE RAILWAY, 4 yiites 0 jon Station, Onis 8 Th, unday e: © 5 Bra Hy Nipanee, ar Bannockburn all points D mecure espatch to rn, Ma 0 and points on Ontario ie u wy 0 iy H FA your shipment Jway. For fur: H eich. Pass Agent Ward looking WILLIAM GLIDDEN, + THE CLUB HOTEL WELLINGTON STREET, (Near Princess). There are other hotels, but @ approach the Club «for Romenke surroundings. ted in centre of city an close to principal stores sn theatre. Charges are moderate. Bpecial rates by the weel P. NM. THOMPSON, Proprietor. SHIPPERS ATTENTION 1 pw extended to Deseronto ght ow 'wooepted for all Bay of ~Rallway Stations, plight 1s now being accepted for of Quint olnts, including ), Napanee, Strathcona, New- Harrowsmith, Moscow, Enterprise, Xa Tweed, ao 0 ev. pointe, .. "Helen says you' are eminently| He lifted her to her feet. nccensful and rank with the besi| "Isis that surgeon's old surgeons here. 1 am glad. 1 enough for two?" have so alten wondered about you." "Yes," he whispered, his lips at her "1 wrote to you several times after white forchead, "and the pocket's big I left the mountpins." enough for Cupid." "I never received the letters." 5 Ses an "No," he said, "because 1 was a- TWO BY ACCLAMATION. frail to post them, Your sister hud Solum marcied and come hers to live, und] Minister of Public Works Returned everywhere 1 turned | heard that! Without Opposition. you and Gregory were engaged, und| Vancouver, B.C. March 16.-There ; ; : | knowing that broken hearts are be- | Were no surprises in nominations for > 8 4 + 0 R ' d kill ¢ d, 1 'tried to! provincial honors for election, which Rouges gousn. © rr A 8 RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA forget you," {will aceur March 28th. Betty looked pensive and the young! Hon. Thomas Taylor, Revelstoke, Strong Testimony of Emigrant Commissioner the Hoa. George Starr, as fo the Power of Rodway's Ready Relief In a Case of Solatic Rheumatism, surgeon resumed: 'Mit had mot Minister of public works in the last keén for my worldly knowledge of government, was the only minister re- what a girl in your position . wants elected by acclamation. p 8 i YAR Xess Place, ow York 8 i T. W. Shatford, conservative, of - ie Four Ready Netie? has wo:kid these days 1 would have asked you' go ak i ed 3 Tenders, For the 36k (eve sods § hve hed treqaent to marry me that Inst night in the [TT vumeen, Was also retur pop . Jiier sxiending fora jubar mountaing. You remember how we walked up to Paradise Rock and a sudden storm came on and we took refuge under a big tree?' +The jewels on Betty's breast flashed as the laces rose and fell with her un- even breathing. "Yes," she answered "When the lightning played about us and the thunder boomed like giant cannons theuugh the mountains, you vere fright a i ar, and 1-1 held you in Poplar, B.C., suffered irom guarded fodd agwinst alum "1 was not frightened thes." years. Went, to dottor after . doetor and phosphate of lime. He looked at her curiously. "Betty," [in vain. Finally went to Spokane All Grocers Soll It ~~ 2 be said, "it you had only known how (and had an operation. Twelve monihs coat big Your ordars will be fllied satis factorily if you deal there at hh! PF. WALSH'S, A557 Narrack Street. | LARUE LLL LULU DEAL L ULL Pl Ces LL Ll BM rcione to ty nokia, ail 68 Wives Bo Both lower Jimba, . duniog the base 1 o- Lana silliagod 1 hare tried nl mast BH 8 Fomedise rem od By wide then and . 3 ah - mend { In the last house of forty-two seats eet, but all proved all were conservative, except one lib- | HM 1 retin ve Tetras Of patie. ean eral and (wo socialists. An indepen- "dent view would suggest that the lib- erals may got three to four seats, but there are conservatives who are bet- ting that not a single liberal will win rnten en bri oe failures ni lthon, out JOHN TW EDDBLL 3 Ba ved an ayweli'y, tudueed to hz Jour remedy. J waa wifecing for rGilly with one tf mm 9 eid trie. To ay wiryeiee and de'igit Lhe first applies. tiah gave me ease after Fe itr and HBG ie party affected, Joating the Hon in 8 warm glow eroated by tite Ready # A aehort nha pia Paid Al wh { have « approaching 8 chang of xe et, 1 ions ud Aud neg 7 7 atid Tenl quite vaetor of the Miva tndway's Ready of ds my friend. 1 wever evel without & Buttle fn lay valise, Yours wl GRORGE STARR. FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS A POSITIVE CURE FOR PAINS AND ACHES OF ALL WINDS, RADWAY & CO., Ltd,, Montreal, Can, VICTORIA LUISE New York Nov. 12, 1912 A Sign of Progress. Toronto Globe, Perhaps the best illustration of the splendid financial position of Canada at the end of fifteen years of liberal rule is to be found in the tables showing the public debt and the pub lic assets. When Sir Wilirid Laurier Zam-Buk . Does Cure Piles. Mrs. C. Hanson, wife of the pro- iprietor of the Lommercial Hotel, over fifty years hes safe piles for | .) ------------ much greater was the storm going on in my breast. I wanted you so, and flow "I wish 1 had known," afterwards she was as bad again. She says, "Une day | read about Zam Buk and thought I would try it. 'lhe first one or two boxes gave me more became premier the net debt wis $IHR 470,000, and the population was slightly under rather than over five millions. The net debt was, therefore, | wf eta be . whispered | id oe the girl just as Gregory came ub ha through the opening in the palms. "Well, you gave me a deuce of a slip to-night, Beity, but I see you found the place I intended for you anyway." Dr, Latimer pushed back his chair. "Oh, sit down, Doe, I'm not stop- ping. I was just looki agound 10 gured." find out if Betty had what she want-| Jf you suffer from this painful ail ed. I'll be around to your office to-| ment, or irom eczema, ulcers or any morrow to interview you professional-| skin (Nsesse, don't waste time. 'Iry ly. 1 need treatment. Betty jilted mely o puk, 30c. all druggists and this afternoon. Oren. Why, Gregory, you hive alwa a en nat oy Mammurel § REFUSED THEM DAMAGES. | Because Asked fo Take Meal is Private Room. Montreal, March 16.--Judgment in what promised to be sn interesting case, establishing whether or not an hotelkeeper had the right to refuse to serve a colored person, was given yes terday, but failed to definitely settle the point. The evidence showsd that the proprietors of the Parisien hotel ad requested two negroes to retire om the main diving hall and from the grill-room, but they had not refus ed to serve them, RUPTURE (SEE DATES AT BOTTOM) ¥ A ease than anything cise 1. had tried, so I went on with the treatment. Ia a short time | began to feel alto gether different and better, and 1 saw that Zam-Buk was going to cure me. Well, 1 vent on useing it, and by the time 1 had used six boxes 1 was delighted to find myself entirely about $51.70 per head of population. The net debt of month was estimated at $332.000.000, and as the population was at lesst seven and a half millions the net debt per head of population was $14.25" The in provement is illustrated also by the annual cost of the debt, It cost £17, 751,000 in 1896. to carry the country's debt, or $2.15 per head of population. 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