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. . . The Nows-Itocord ball not it. regular
I � I collector and *9onsoquontly there US
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QENRRAT, MAN -KING TIUST- tiolk to fall into arrears. � I :
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-Look here.- he "kL "I'm aptax to
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814 looking bill WA*w 41440*711 , I
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help .you out In tilts luatter. but I'll,
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"Lord, Croyland," she '"k). "I beg
Ism summOv4d the IW "040 W' lil
bay4t to do It In my own Way. IiIATO
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YOU to believe Jur when I por that I
wisdally - 0111PNItilt COUrsgV 1# �
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a brilliant Idea as a starter. Jumt 1W
rlover thought for ga IlasUnt of b0d.
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A 034 bold AdifmPt,st . - ll- �
too auil don't Interrupt ioa. They'"
$ " you up, to ridicule., Won't YOU for-
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golng to have ia play next Friday night
XIV9 . we? it was NPIOU414 of you 'to
,"Will you Sty* me two boadvA *I&
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pgres, aud,�_thore__ws wonot have, tilt,
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beg par4on-the 4131vW I'm the Moo.
play at AlIr
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au4 Ulu Imogene Is the bird.. You
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Texan lightly. "I made 4, barXA* W4* �
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sea, the rough Idea Is this: I'm *UXAX-
ard- protested, ,#I should feel frightful-
You,, And.,you break it at your own 111146�
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accotiot. Do ,go on witil, It. Perhaps
halt PsIr Of riding boot$- Tits OW I .
fronzy-lu the play. or course. 0% far
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the cu4gglx, Against him until his .
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I Tuc lavel q4 your paper whown MO IF � 0.
XM -TRANSACTED. NOTES date .0 w . . big thoughts and Aug"137014M It lauguage which Is simply beautiful. finally subsiding In a, suggestion that 09 you contemplate doing tlext?" �..
I . , bich yolir paper, is paid. We fVx,gft#-0oerI6.' x6w 464,t-,14 tAQ wity., lecto ".
read it carefully I interan-you and I are In 4 rOQ10 t0-- the ground with A short sbarp stI04 ulaWng. other d9monstmilous Out art- relleved thooltuatIon from every point The VAlet ba4 b6ft tbIUkIUg b0d,
=SW'rJNTZD, DUFTS ISSUED; would ask �ou, to " O,Lerd Croylaud:' he began At last ' reullotiq both to the actors and tile all. of view, I He 1=4 one more shot In bu quiTer .
444 ohould you ,be .one of those In gether, an* y0i tell 140 bow much you ,.In thla country openness � And square- 4leace. Of course I*d rather set my 44WIly not have Mr. Van der,Awe do ;in
, 4 believed It woolil reach Its =#011r., )
1XTr,REST AT,LOWED . ON- DF- arrears, kindly let us have your 3re- love me"- . , � ..
. I "Hadn't we better prActle-o a little principles. I've - heart on doing this role, but., by .love. the pArt?# be askA,, With it beaming "I've decide . W.!' be $ I -
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MtTS, ,SALE NOTES VUR01i" The single dollar may *pot seem of bit now?" bearil that gentlemen have the some I'm going -to chuck the Wag and lot x.mllet directed at that young ,gentle, .swagger t t .
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much Importance to you, . but to 1. tU "Don't ypu think you qQUlcJ 40 It Ideas In . 11111191QUCL Is this true?"' You do itr , man. "Youlit' do At splendidly. 014 Say nothluX to'Mr. VAmwyW at 4114 1
I , e � ' "Ble!" cried Mr. Van der � C11.41), Arld I *hall, be UncomMOUlY The Inform - .
: Asr% , �, _. �, --p �, ,l,,t � I - lll- 'l office w1tere several hundred of dollars, without practice?, Richard boweilg. I . AIWO- I . . tiOn might be WOCM 4 I .
4 I - I "Tery I'm, going to ask You A clutching at his benefactor'm baud. Obliged to you�" good deal more to Mr. Reirwyclk!*
, . � 111 shall need to acqulre-�rrestralnt . woll. , I � I �
. Are S� looked up,, It, lip A matter of ; , .1 . ,lob, t sa 'I- daughter," .
, , without Any In- Amid a chorus of approval the Young 11,
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I . .1 . moment. � In the presence of-auvb teroptation, , p1414. blunt question . "Wait,' � I Y sold Richard. "I haven't lover accepted blushingly, while RIch. I Richard 'wanted to strAmsio him ox
I . . .considerable , mal_te thle you'know.10 . . � toxition, of offense, and 1: want you to ! . , I I
I � . � TO those 14 arrears we eces. give me A straight. plain answer, fintsbed Yet. A, young man of your ard not only froo himself of a, hate. the apott, yet, strange to, say, be sew
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I I special Icall, and trust to be favored . Which one a is vory.diffarently. �
I . itary for you to be too restrained, It's , are you. after?" obvious histrionic tp)eut ought fairly to ful task, but became it hero . ud'- . ' ...
rAltY VbBLIO, CONVET- P RIChard's cigar nearly dropped from , glitter, In a part like that, and,, besides, 'genius in the eyes, of the entire Party. 41Ahr, be exciatmiso. vItb a look -of .
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. _-loxoll. with your subscri tiou, at the earliest beautiful. so tmpassIoue4-,tbv. lon,. ' I I . "I I bad thousht oC -
I I- AWOEA, FINANCIAL, UZAT, ' between h a chance to do the de. open admIrstloo.
, I possib e moment. Is teeth, while be gazed at It will give You � . - An they passed out of the dining
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ESTATE ,AND FIRE, INSUR- Address all communications W W. h. voted. to your lndy)Q ,m. . Cornelius that, but forgot to mention, it ftr4ox
"I shall try to live up to It" his questioner InL extreme astords . ve, Just as, you roo lyluekeil ItIchard's . - I
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� I ANCp, AGENT. ROPUSSEN' J. Mitobell, NQws.-Record Ofll.ce, Olin- "'And just when you,kiss rae"- went . 1 I ire In the middle of it ,Miss Harriet aleeve and whispered-. � y negligence. Really, OnIxIlual, yft .
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. � . I � . "Which one, of what?' he asked �alls In and deraoun , ces you. Oh, It's oSee here; I thought you said 7,ou have a brillf taipil � �J
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- 009PANIES. I . . . I I 111' sure, It would be beat foir'as'to . covered himself, , it bully, little play, especially the de couldn't act?"'
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. . � m , . when he re nnuclation! I But you don't. mind that ovan't." returned the Texan, with a In Its. Working'a t . 00. -it' ;&I " , ' '�
. OFFICE "The glirlo," said Ur. Van der Awe. . virlso MWI
! I I DIVISION COURT " . A WOMWS sympathy- trylthat In Orivate.11 OPerhaps I didn't put It clearly." . on account of your great and glorious sly, wink, OlThat was what you Amer, He paused and sighed. "An4 a num
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� CLINTON. . � "Not At 411. We can, make believe � 4 so 14 Omit
. t&ro. you Wijcourggsd?� Xe your doctor's - Th Texan tried .hard to to Miss HarrIet's re- le%us call bluff, but It you let on I'll like you woul 11, I , for iM �
I _ about. that part. You know." .0 aceal his love for the bird, I .,
. � � b�n A heavy 11nanclar, load? Is your pain amusement and succeeded Imperfectly marks just roll off you ',like water wring .your neck,!' . What a pityl Have you, really 0cidod . I
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. . 1pllbllli�.. I.I.- - _W__1 1. I . ... I.. I . I . heavy Physical burdenT I know what "What's not true acting,$# OdAk I.see,"whe returned. "Whlc� from a dock's back. Touching little Tho Part of CrqylOnd .Pro tOm.. Pro- to break. with, merl" . . . . '�J
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. . . I I � these mean to. delicate women�l have 411sn't it? Ob. we'll a" about that. '. , &# ,
, 1 I oil. too; but learned how to rq YOU afterl" acquel Hanged It I can see how.,,l can cep4ed to. his rooms, with the object I lave,", sat - �
� W, DRYOME, been dIscour&9 our burm: later, and we ineeAn't . rehearse that one a � . : dAho vplet rewtAtely.
. . . care mW,y. , 11 i#aixt to relieve I "Miss Imogene." confessed the young give It up, but"� He paus d sighed. of arraying. himself in a certain riding ok coward at. heirt, he had fortillm ,'�
. . I dens. no end the pain an stop t anyway,"., � . I e,,. � � 41-, �� . 11;
. I doctWo blyll? I can, do this for YOU a!m di, man without reserve, "and it yon ddu3 then turned impulsively. "Sbuckoll L suit In: the wardrobe of the Earl of big spirits with 4 liberal stimulaot* ..
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. I 18ARRISTER. SOLICITOEL will it you will assist Mo. . But I'm sure to The so awfully awk- , ' -of ridicule, whIak �
I . . pr 9, free* Ward about that. I've I . . I objec m roy- don't want, to appear mean. The part: Croyland, In actu, which would have and now, at the song
. NOTARY, I)UBLIC. E= . eed do is to Write b ., had so Jittle . I � � . , . . ��
, i;l A1AJ0th'1e"r'elnpd1r w� . land, I love her as no man ever loved Is, yourol" .
� 1, t". I ,�.h has been placed made a Cow puncher snort, with dis- galled him in a tender spot be beem. 0', .1 � �
OpIplop.% Bieck -Cl INTON 1023F h 13 to be gi en awai, Perhaps practice to my bort life." . 'It'a For halt .a minute perhaps Ur, Van dain, but which Richard in his pres, rather a dangerous rascat, Whom thw":� I -,
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1. , _Vo4U9 t one 1) X., win curb . "Yop poor little Innocent English- a girl before, -71t!s-well. bang It,
, I � I . u -It as done 40 I 'eut -state of mind rather longed for.,
. . I alloadl, be hap . lt*s. painfull!' He fell Into a thought- der, Awe gazed In silence At his 9011-� go,ds d troy th, y 11 t ,
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. �_ �� .. cured for 2a (the qo'.�'J'& man., We'll fix that later," I � ..
. - held' confl- � . - CerWnly he had no fault to find either and the besotted Bills went suit I .
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.. I a Your letters - 'lob. happy hope!" ' . I . . . ful pause, then looked up again. "Now, erous friend, beaming I I �
. - I . t I � d w I Ith "Lord. Qroyland," he murmured with his. prototypre?s taste or tailor. his doom, . I . I ,. ".
. ' "I . t satt , . - � -e u good fellowl On entering his dressing r . 06M . he was 6ALOOk Verel" he cried. Olrou . �
:, CHARLF,S� B, ']KALE � I I . . r 121or I "Will You Ilaten to -roo,f Lord Croy. I think I've been perfectly candl
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. . . . . I . . land?" - . .. . - e YOU0 and I want you to be. quite frank brokenly at last,� "you'r
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� ConveyAomers, * commissionecat ! I � . I . -1; . . __!l . "I'm silent." . I I I With, me. . it I've Miss Chittenilon we I'll. try to do the part justice. 1-1 greeted by a sight which fairly took once you wouldn't stand no no . -
,Re&t.. E�� I I � an decide what to do later," , . . don!t know bow to thank you." his breath away, and be was not easily 'No. more will I. You got -my Offe
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. . . .t�. and Insurance : . . 1. 111grriet comes In and denounces' 4. I � � dlowoll said * Richard, . "I'm sure you will. Don't mention surprised, either. In a corner Qppoglte, �
* -.l. - My dear fe . - hundud ptin. Take It or leave Itt
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I . I , � .A - Money I t9joart.. . 9 L1302HUM you. , . . 'erfectly de- . I � , you, ciial imagine he* . I appreciate It," said Richard, with the wan smile - the door stood - a handsome inorris I 1.
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� ge4cy . AL1.1 . I I daren't, ave. me peach to.BlIsk
I ["91 .1.. M11,1111102MIPAN 1101OUS711, � . . I . ' I .46 Is play a chair. An the chair sprawled Ur, Wool- '
. -HURON, S_ - , . . . . . your opbuness. and squareness. It of a'coml)lete martyr. .Let wyck. an' you know I .0 11
I � ,,, .OFFICE! * - - - . . . "Dazzling.";' . 11 1. .. . i more than you think. -I kiti I
� . - I . .1 . light upon your glorious game,of billiards." oey Bills holding a turn,b1pr In one, hqnd low, an
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I -.1 . � HOMESF "Then Wo settled. rm a gi44. come throws new ,
I . � � -,. , 7 7 . I . - � . . TO - , on and let!o dig up more roots.pp . American people. 'Allow7 me to ,give i - ' . and Rich'ard'i brandy'flask 1.6 the dth-, Williams cawn't cover ft up with ao.
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. I I I . ., . , � ',6RS. GUN$ & MCRAE. . � . Miss Imogene Chittendon proceeded . - . . I , . lavd you .1 w14re I want you. 9, �
1. . . I . . � While I admit- w1thout hesitation that CHARD, much to his cfiagrin� was still In the..glass; the other two. in, )rou'v*,
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I �.,.. I . . . . . via CAICAGO and ST. PAUL, 1". to pick wild flowers.. Mr. Richard Wil- I � e Chittendon. is A. most and disgust, did not see Miss .t I birds w,as . obviously in Bills, for th I at ,
': � � Ar., I.W.. : Gum, LIR40.P., UR. -C -S,, . NN8APOLIS or DTJLUTR. llama carried them in the four ounce , Miss Imogen I 'g�-t to. pay.'.' 'You got to Ra , ke It threa
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-, :., I . . IDdiii. . � . ' MI . - . I . basket and communed 'with himself. charming and utterly desirable young Harriet until the f6ur ladles -*worthy smiled pleasaudy'at �ls: to"i ,� -an' caab do�m,,'at'' at NOW, One
J I I . ' . ' beg u. MOO ,that R ter And made �0 aitteifipt'to rise or to last tim"will ,you orwon't you?"' ' ..
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, . 1,0 011,at.62. $,gilt April 6-20 May 4-19 June 1-li-15 Den neia . lady,' I .to. ,assure yo and the two gentlemen sat . � . "I
.., I Stree I . 29 , July fi-i7, 'Aug. j'0-24', Sept. 7 wasu tl6n At the present speaking never for a single fraction of a Second down to luncheon. To one th � Ing be. .apologize jor. his . extra6rdInary con-, "No. Woolsey," said Richard, ,calmv, .. - ,
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I � � *" "r of offico Gr. rest, I , I 0 . .rather a sore subject with him' . definitely�he difet. - I I . I - too . :1 '', .. "..
d : -21.. . and coming have I entertained the. least idea of- had made up his -mind I . I 4ra:WIUX.0A hilt 130Q�. �14.WQU, .... .. I . '-,. . ...,
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dZ Ury'strofte- . ., . f -In your own phrase, of. going aft r woul(I follow Mr. Corri n's ad -Vice Richard's first Impulse was to take I - : �
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. . I . I . Tickats good -for 66 days. In *.her. Is that Satisfactory?'? and brazen It out� putting. his faith the offender by the scruff of"the neck , (TO BE CONTINUED.) . I I . �. I .. I I
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� 1. - Dr. T, T. � Magpie," . . . . .. . I he was some one else was ore than "Entirely SO," . said Mr. Van der Awej . And kick him soundly through his I I . I .. I I � I , I . � 1.
� Winnipeg? and return, $32.00. "flesh and blood � In luck, but helping luck Along with . . - I � .
� of Toronto, . . could stauil. It had too . . . I - � I . .
� . . . a baronial balls, repeating the'at- . . . � . , .
University Edmonton and return $12.50. definite a relation .to hls,present cir- holding out big hand with the .nearest assuirance. From the opposite side -Of host . . I I . , I � . .,
,elfice hours at hoslAtal:- - , . . I tention until big valei reached a point I . . I � � - . I . I
� I , .. ra- Pro ortionate rates to .other 'points. ' to the approach to, happiness he had yet the table the fair Imogene cast lau- ' . . . I ... . . : . �
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I I I . 11 . I . . - shown. ,,rm glad to know -You In your .glances In his direction. while somewhere .'beyond - the -Renw-yckW MANY INVENTIOAS HELP -. THE.� ..... . �
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- � . I . LOW RATES' , - .. I. . . pt out of that real light, You a e not a bit like on his left the ancient Bliss Schermer- - front gate. but on second thought he . .HOUSEKEEPER. .. �: :.,- �
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�4_�,_-, .. IV-' . I 'TTLERSL ' . play if he 4could,-He. ilid not. want true, . . . changed his mind.. First and foremost . I I . . � ,. 'I,
".I I . .1. . 1. . I - . I FOR SE I .. . � . oth6r Englishmen I'llave, met. Fact Is, - ly ' lititly and cov- . "Spring " and -;Housecleaning" mean: - , . .
, . , � . . .., . . I . Harriet denounclug him, even In full. . grew positively'spr . � I
11 . . � "-DR. .J. W. SHAW -i - - � . I I . on doul even'talk like one.". ,,. . - . ered him with a. Gatling gun of per. * be wanted Information. The. kicking; � - " ,�_*,
. , . . She might have to do It In earnest y . . .. .1. L the same o, the � kiousewife, &44," 1 , I", I
� . . in ,$askateheWan � ng' quistlou& She wante all' could be postponed. There' would be' "'. difficult -for her to think 0 . ,
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I . I I I � and' i Alberta,. each Tuesday during . Wing in his mo le. The eyeglass th tic Information regarding. barons. time enough Voir that later. . : without the..0thek looming large, , It, Is , I
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. � ; , FIXCE---� I � . . . I .. � . I I I I . the advantage, of az previouil rehearsal. Gore , . . noo en nnu4l'6r serni-anxW41 � visitatiow:. � , '': , ,.
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�i�` . , I �_PF ... I - - I . I March an# April. I . . him whjchi "Well, Bills.". he began, with a dash. . An a I I I ��,�
�,�. �f . . , - I always tunde feel like an Idiot: - . earls and noble dukes, -to all of I . - ..
.. .... . . . .- . . . . . . I . I He was getting senpitive. be it,�eallzed,.. . . . of Oarcaom.tu his voice,' "for a re ths�t Involves inconvenience and dJS- L .
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. : :, - -RATTENBURY STi EAST, . . Full information from � but be wants *4 to 6�e her aloie,,totalk . . I . . I , I
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� .,� �.. , 1. � � . . of local. i6lor to his appearance with- Ewers-answers'that might ha�e chused employed servant Yqu seem to be doing, antle ear and trembling by. ,
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I . I . I . .. . . . I . . I �IANSFORD, Towi�:Ag6nt. with her as a kind of reltef,frorn'the . . , I I 11 ... . IPat6d with 9, of the household At' I" " .
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� . -CLINTOR.- A, 0. -pATT.ISON, Depot Agent.' troubles that were gathering .,r6und out Which be' would'.1lave, been lost the - En one ,remarkably well.". . . . . the male poitio.n. �
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. '' � . "Is tbera'anything else in Which I can . as �ajid..Iyneh him, 1# � Yes, Sir,". returned.the valet, with least, notwithstanding that but s'00841� 1 ,� . I
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I ; , I 4 bRi, 0. - W. THOMPSON ,' . was frustrated. and be found himself - at -is fr m what Ne .tolanother pabulum of liquid Cheer and ugh Years And! ;1 � "I.
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., . "I I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON I , quisit6r IIke*MIcbaeI Corrigan, a, - you haye -no . read 'in novels," said' Mrs,.Renwyck. . I . . two. or ,three `eXAstI*., ' �, " I
3 - . . .. . - "This 'ere brandy, Sir, is ,dressing the. I 11 1
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, , � ,�, c,'giti , __ -Faim -and Isolated Town Property *coupled Ind,telling her so?' travel,more.11 - ,. Ide. Yo r'j.0 gment's better than the ance. . � ' ' 11
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I -Offica and Residencia--, . I . - . .. At . I�Ugh that Came ichblil -1 Richard staffed, ed bands I dire( .: I X_",.OA�
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Mo werly. deep lnto�hls pocketsi striving with all. ''An , .i, ,�', I 1. ,'��,.-.. -
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-1. , "I I . I . ITEL CLINTOX. J. 18. McLean, President, SofarthP was conscious of a spy upon his trail, . ry mockery at this, at ingenious =1 suggested . Scher I I Some directiq ' In, 06 -.1 .� . _ I.
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I Thos. -Fraser, . Vice7Ptesident, ff a� rn 9 e remark of his, 'PrOPOSItion. I I . "I shall prepare a paper upon that � household of.tv-dily. x1oudedlean JIIAA_'� - ,'o, _
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_,1 . - - Treasurer , Scatorth P. 0. , ... , * figure that dodged swiftly behind a . I easier to a66omplish, and more odg*-*. , . .11 4'..
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�, . . William $hqsUey,. ' . Seaforth ; Joh 04 � Awe. ne is a sensible. girl"" simplify the Work,* , ,V . .7,
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11, . . . . ,Holmes.) ' cl6v6,. Wiuthrop'; Georgb Dale Sea . oh-the.bIladfiess of lovel-"and,*ould: la�jly, ,,III fact, mv dear Miss Scher- , big rage'and spoke I ly. . I . Bills by � I ;'
, I � I Gi I I twice he became convinced that. some I � � . I ! -vis solviid xom#�, , ,
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1, I work. " I . . . � - A. - J ames Evan . . nind. : He. smiled * bimseli at the ht, have -reqllzed t.hat whet � I I .
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. . . , Surgeons of Ontario. Honor. ' 1. Conk 1171 Richard, wh L -I'd suddenly an apt to be-welli dazzled. I might say. ever,chan�e'to kead-tho pa- "Alight. I inquire as to.. the reason I patt of housecleaning. is the &king. uo,�,4 - 11 I , �
�. ., `PentaI I :. "141olmesville. . �� .: '� L - the . figure crouching, along a'�boxwood !ore - Ign t - Itles And bra . . geUtleman . was C your� 'present . condition?' - Asked his, of earpiets' ,yvith,thefir multitudiriotiA- , I , L 1 ..4
1 : 11 . . graduate of Uniiersity of. Toronto . . .� 1. - . . . by I � . . sil. buttons idid pe- stion but that 3r6y. . . . . . . �. �11 I tacks, beating' And, ielaYlng' tbem-�,� ' .
. . . I -AGENTS I . hedge,' It seemed a very strange af- � . r In �'que I . . I . . master. ' . . I . . . "I
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. Cbiaigo College. of Dental Surge Robert .Smith, ;- I-larld6li, k -Hill- fair, and be. d in I . man's natural Instinct. you know. and "I will bring my notebook Into the. . "Yes." answered - Bills: -Airily, . It �be .done., -Nowadays,-. the tendency, , ' I . I
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- . plilcy, Soaforth ; James On . gical right to. blame her. . library this * afterno I" the, ancient , nevertheless , In quite bilen. defl .n(!e;. for painted or varnished -floors cd�iirbd, .
I al, .hotel Egm -1 -the steps of the veranda. -he made; a _ one stated, and, with a.smile to Rich- "me aul-yoll�la.s got to part ColhitanYv with rugs And mats and. their use 14 . 11 .
Will be at the Commerci ondville ; J. - W. Yeo. Holmes rea' . , 6 .
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� , . I - , . irose garden and � ulted a fence InW am speaking from tj stindportht of. on- ard. '.-Could You help m then, do you . I . ... matter to take ui� rugs from the, tloor: .
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. .l. � ". I -or transact*- other busl , can't find fault with ,ttiat llub .0� ,I should be�-'=03t pleased." said . . . I floors moresanitary bilt decidedly bet-
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. . � -'above officers addrei to, Bliss Ren- . inanner o. .address implied. many wobe . I
�' AM' ;sed gentlemen, Richard came, near to land- . . . smile., . . f L floor can be -transformed At a'. .
AUC-TIONEER-J ES. SMITH Ll- -to any of the I ,,Not a filiw," answered Richard 0 ut I'fear I'm engaged � . .
. . . Ing on the head of Mr. Cornelius Van I I Ilb � things which, Richard was.as quick to small exp6nse Into one having the 411-� . .
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11 r . . der Awe.. .. . � . . I � grAsp ..as to appreciate .the pearance Of orne or two cdat of.."ar- I I
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I I- Will sell -either b percentage ,or I . . I I my duty to. surround the child with She was An . � � . e so durable that they . I I
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. ..per 'sale. Residence on the Bayfleld I � ard. the flt%t,to recover from . every possl At. but Williams." . A confessiod-on ItIchard's will�succesgfuliy withstand a great .
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. . . . . . . I . V astonishment lustornized.' She� refused '. her'. She smiled and. offered to release part We, . st,nt walking add the move. . I
.,:11, 0--* I . . . � - I Clintow News- RtCOrd , 1. . kn O*W. . 1. almost. tancte4 . it, for you disil . * tleman. forced tJ adm1t, the accusation Of 11 furniture over them I . I .
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. � ' � I von. - Would not bear of It. . . I , - -finishes In .
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. United, States Subsedhers . I CLINTON - ONT.. . . poultry." :. . i . , , * .,. I . . -me a -6B _4 1 rl� Bills tooi. seemed alware of. the a tua - that win .
. . . . . I . rely, I � suppose., because you. are, a . � y the w.y.11,spld Miss flarriet I ' I beautiful colors and shades. . . .
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I � I . will please notee thit we hive to Verms of subscriptioi-$1 per year in self up and folded his arms iin.a strlk. . -do any ost of It, a Was QhO'WU by 418 blait and dorne-Qut of the operation bright . . . .
I . I . . . . . I , Now, I'm not asking you to. - 'I telia"me that you. have agreed'to take, U1 8 . .
.. pay one cent-postaia on each pap- I advance $1.50 - may be charged 'it tingly dramatic poser.'. . . . � , is' Awfully, remark. . . . I and fresh Asi the day,they were Put 016 . �
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I ,� not so paid. . No paper discontinued - "No."'. he angwered without the first . . . I "Afir. Williams,". he began,l.with- the This avoids "messy Pap6ring opera- �
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I i. . I . - -your sub9crip- Until all stirlea,to ate. paid, unlen at vestige of humor; "It was not after the . on again it good of you to help us out." . conflilen6e 'of holding -the - v hip band, - h ' .
, I ans that . . � I y U would mind dropping a rather. ,'.$#Not At all," -answered- Richard. with' I 1. I nd cupboards, giv:en one coat of Pntni� .
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I expirinj please, remit $1.60 for paid is denoted on the label. This was -another one! Wits every- ' ' rstruck, deceivin' people. I've got .no complaint housewife,to -keep the kltchen�andpan- .
. an�4 , I I . " ' might explaln.that you are unworthy Bir. Tan der 'Awe In thundel 'tries shining with leanliness. 4 I
I ,� attler'yeir so that . you will not Advertising rates-Transtent adver- body lying In wait for him this morno . . aglinst my present dootles, Mr. -Wil-, fairly 0 fly screell, liltor recel:V� , , I
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. -,- . tisgments, " Ing?: Could I raised fork'fell - liams, Sir, an' special go fig they 19 I YL d as new .
I I f. � . I miss any coples of The Ne,WaAe0. I AD, 96htd per noupariel . care how you fix It just so..lVa. fixed. table. While his half . I . pa n, a Coat of enamel are as goo - . . . .
1. � ... 4'.. .line for first Insertion and 8 .cents t,be 'world but, her? . I . I I " I— clatt6rhig upon his platei * - light.' ., Richard made no, aftsweri a 'gain. Furniture, too, both In the Idt . . . �
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. ,..��'., � I 1.� �.. per. line for each subsequent Richard thought for, a little Space. '. 1,oh.. I say" - be. began. but Rich- I . house need not remain - shabby long. . . .
� . . I... . � � Ion. Small advertisements not to Richard in return. 41tind I rejoice, In es ecially of big harmless but decld�d- ard arrested further speech by a swift . might-belindooced to stay on. Sir. for ,recess of cleaning It with Polish, . I
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oversensitive, . .
111 think it can be settled by arbitra-
tion." be Answered coldly. "Will YOU
kindly follow we to dome less public -
pincer , , . I
The- two young gentlemen walked up
the road for a short distance, stoppling
at.the brow of a hill which overlooked
the river. It struck Richard that this
being continually led away from the
house of his IndYlove for secret con.
I Going , eat
. I is
,
� 11.07
A. m.
fereneeti wits growing rather mobot-
come." . . . . . . .
"I dare .say you might" assented
I
proved
most housewives include a course of re- , ' r .
finishing furniture in .their Spring' I .
1.95
P, m,
onous. This WAS the fourth time In
,*.on?,* . . I . -
her words
:: : It
. 0.40.1
P.1u,
-:
two days, and each excursion Seemed
laundry chairs And to those Wicket and . I � .. I
cane ones that spend a good deal of ..
.
got it Into position after.anothev gyu)-
.11.28
V. in.
to Involve him.moro deeply lit som(
' "Probably," agreed Illebard. 11110i
LONDON, .'I-JURON
& '9RUCt
DIV.
4ongraire of trouble, They sat, dowr.
"The part," he Stated. with a slow
ilrawl. `% d6lightful I'S I onderlitaud
Going South
1.50
a. In.
under -a tree and for 4 time remained
about the house was once a consider- ,.
able undertaking now It Is a matter ot .
is It )l
4.23
p. m.
silent.
Wonder. He had ,rntb(%r ext)eOt,Od a
Going North I
11.00
a. m.
uAmokoll, asked Richard, holding
barrasament:
it 44
. 6.36
P, M.
but his Cigar ease.
. .
I� X look forward to housecleaning Jost . . I
ecausp It gives me an excuse to fuss .
I
I
.
with Dalot.11 I I . I
"Think yod, no," mid the young
.
iloception of his ritatomont, tits bombA
went; then Bliss RenwYck spoke: . . ..
with a proinlse� of Another one to
. ,. .
is: so simple, and ,the ,furniture so Im- . . I �
in appearance thereby, that .
d$ You don't seem to be overenthu- .
.
61astle at the prospect. Lord Croyl . and.
come." . . . . . . .
"I dare .say you might" assented
I
proved
most housewives include a course of re- , ' r .
finishing furniture in .their Spring' I .
'
Don't �$ou think the part would Bali
Richard, wlth Ironic ealtin qxtlte lost
housecleaning operations. This aPpUbA . �
.
,*.on?,* . . I . -
her words
upon the man. "Anything else?"
"Yes,- Sir, t fancy Mr. nenWYCk
not only to drawing and dining r0o m . . � .
chairs, but ib the rough kitchen and I I
The Texan Considered
thoughtfully. fumbled for his monocle.
would 'do as Well as that - illaybd
. .
laundry chairs And to those Wicket and . I � .. I
cane ones that spend a good deal of ..
.
got it Into position after.anothev gyu)-
. WOrd." .
I
their. thne on the verandah or lawn and, . .
nastic e.verclse with his. left eye and
' "Probably," agreed Illebard. 11110i
not 61y to the tables, bookcases aria I I �
less expensive
.
sighed elaborately.
rieller tIJanL I and Inclined to be more
Try it by all means. Hills.
lounges of more or .
but to the home-made things of . .
"The part," he Stated. with a slow
ilrawl. `% d6lightful I'S I onderlitaud
gellerOus.
I 'should hate, to stand Ill till,. way of
=I lumber, and so on throughout . I
the entire house. Whereas painting I
It-but-sball I be perfectly candid. -
YOUr MAktbg All borlest penny or two."
The Texan -began to undress. while
about the house was once a consider- ,.
able undertaking now It Is a matter ot .
miss nenwyckv, ,
TheL ladles In a breath assured him
the surprised valet Stared at him In
.
very llttlo expense and A small I'AcOlu-
venlonce. As one thrifty dame W.A*
that that Was just What tilpy Wished,
Wonder. He had ,rntb(%r ext)eOt,Od a
heard to remark "The uZO oil paints and
So be continued. strugglin'g with em-
0
�, acotl6, but h Is master 4 OASY Aeceptance
varnishes at housekeeping time has be-
barrasament:
of the blackmailing seholne took film
conle Almost a rnanta With MO; aetugl�
.
"I've never gone In for that 1.4 t of
AMMAN% 140 W0,4 i;ornplpfely -non-
-9111inglY Judifflak"
by this AL
. .
I� X look forward to housecleaning Jost . . I
ecausp It gives me an excuse to fuss .
thfng-er�but once and confe4slith
. plbsed -lit
with Dalot.11 I I . I
. regret that I caused a flasoo. I'll) very
.
iloception of his ritatomont, tits bombA
These remarks, Of course, dd not bt- I
I I stupid at such things - really, You
shell, which he had charged so elabo.
gin to outline the Improvements And I L
changes that have come About in the
know, abominable. It Is rather the
.
rately, seemed to be hanging tire. Ile
housekeeping. They are Simply In- .L I
�
duty of A gUest; to cotnl)IY with the
Was not So gur6 that Mir, IftonwYck
ended as' straws to Show Which WaY
wishes of big hostess, and I feel It In,
Would pay for big Information after
the wind Is blowing. Vor lnsklnw�
. cumbont Upon nit! to make it trial Of
all, and A. -bird In the hand Is worth
there IS electric light And gas where
the role, even It the Outcome holds me
many, on the Wing, -especially to gn in
thoro once were lampatoolekli. There I y
are the Improvements In plumbing and .
op to open ridicule. We rNglighinen
.
ebriate, wh`036 facilities fo r bird catch:
'heating arrangements, the telephone
appear a bit eccentric to Amertean a, I
Ing are limited. I ,
and the -gas Stove., And '00 on, until 4
.
.
Am fully Aware, but tieverthelega It.
"I'd -I'd rather Stay' With YOU, slr#00
book Alm ost could be Written On Ilnw
hurtfs at times Whellpf-
he faltered Presently, With a sugges'
provoments Along these lineg. . .
Slie who bas obarge of the "home
I . He paused and looked at big PlAt# In
tion Of dompromm, not to oily Sur-
has a hfkh mimstoo, and Inventions that
deep 0onfuslon, . Bliss Ilarriet blushed
render, In his toneg.
go to , make her work less laborious And
furiously. She bad wounded her guest
,,Suit vourself," smiled Rldhard geb-
,�"b Of greater results, are aA
product,
- I 1-0-1 -t-_ I . "..-
� . �
man Sadly. ,It have 96 helirtfoll Pleas,
,,, *UuM like hetlpresmt fdft6li for
Vou unwittingly and wag sincerely Sorry,
tally, more indifferent than ever
, *r
motnontous As almeovtries in Any othL
it longer
.
,, The NeWO-necord will be sent to
ill re just it Prevent Ifyondowtiblud,
vie,11 got down to business."' ,
dututownized",
ty 1 mprudent r#mgrk0 to N118S Imogene
Waal 0
Lord C11071411d, $be thought. ot
Ing. very nobly to thus 6adtifibID9 hltd�
� , lmpoirtftnd;� - bratieh of modern life, can no
1 4 iTh6 matter It of too litt)61 truthfully be A934 that Invention I*
-,6 trouble O"r-teftIlY. Get MO Out things that Pertain to. domestic life Is
to AA� t i
�,&ddregs il% Cano'da t6 Jan. 19 ,
TQX,A lit big dlgarandL
The erprest,
ed a "11090"S to 0011 A090flAtIoUll
Of 1441f litt hour, ago' , Thoo -he
It for the vaLm of her foolish whin*
"Ung elf
that Di1r, of dove colored Adl". btAwh- lagging behind In the march of OrOo
.
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with Itti uiomr. VhII*.tbA *Aoto .0010
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