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I N9SS TRANSACTED. NOTES 0- .- . ! - _-_ . __.'_f�"_,1iZA7i'"*.__ZWC- an Intaltir . e kuo*wl�dge- gained In a milkIly -1l1f*j_4'lv,rr,-,r. u'3oi-s-0 M. Arl itallid forun In4unt d whisper ofearly b
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il DISCOUNTED. . IS . lure* had he polsiseitll Now that be bad significant formative period. He Saw flow and thet, What it I pia.i ii -aro proillgalltles and wildnesses wlitch; be I
I J,r I . . come home*. forgiving and forgiven, more clearly titan the townfolk who find. dritil. it little wtioo I'm dry? I vt had beard.
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I I ;,'t,. ,INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE- Northern Navigation would he stay? He had. been In'lilt; III it general Way bud known Hugh got it, have if lilt"or itimisemetil, oilve it "I looked In to felt you a bit of h
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I I . ' . - I StIres all their lives, Week by week I awhile kietwoell 11r;typrs Vol, litit.il Ik news." $1,10 tile bishop ,,I've jIlSt Collie I. D
, . "�� po$ITS. SALE NOTES FTJ9CH-' Coo . room when she entered It with the. Harry * r
. I roses must have guessed .In [)livid StIres. Ile has it Iett(-r
,. It he had , had seen him regain lost yourswlf well entitigh lot-foiv y4iii dw fro
. � I � not already known. that she was blind. ground in his futhees esteem. Day empred ;I stiddeit tailent tior Itivaelt from. Vito Lentiap. the I, f .e It
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. � 'ABED - --- - - - - - - - - � ADrand TrUn " I sagrees wittif the t
1k ReUtee Would be Suess that'she had careil for by day be.had seen him maklug studl- Ing:" I geo4 or Vienna. Ile III.,
. . that room, had placed fresh flowers nos appeal to all that N.%us romantic In "Soine men littlit Their till uits under n rest of them. Think*, Jossiva)o case
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I � . . I : there often and often? Jessica, climbliti; to the favor or each . tiall4lil." sald flarry y(III .11rown inny not 11 op le_",
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. . . had come to the house In on the ladder of the other's reg -oill- -lot - - -lovell Tbe clood thut flugh's call bad, left I
- - , H. T. RANCE, - - - � . Since, she ,qrd. 1 .4 -ill it hot, Tols havt �
. . . Uugh % stemlliy going 41mvilltill Voill lim tit- on Elarry'A countenance lifted.. -
SUMMER TOURS on . the aspens Jessica had found the rad naturally a. poseur, with a I I .
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. 1: NOTARY PUDLIC, CONVEY- . I Imagined figure of Hugh a dominant Won. sense of, effect, Flo could be ceirlog vour fittlier-and otherK-with "Thank (;oil!" he suld. "Will she go I
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ii�., � . I presepice In a horizon, - lightened with brilllnnt.at will, could play a little on, a protendetil ri-rorm whit-li Isn't 00is to III tit It"
� A* ESTATE AND FIRE 1NSUR- the GREAT LAKES. - -P it ced at him curiously,
,a throng, -of new Impressions, -The Piano, banjo and vlollu. cotild sfng a (Wep. Volt have ninde Mimi lot III-% ,yo The b1shop. look .
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I . EN- . . .direful catastrophe of her bllndaess-� little and, had himself well In bancL are Aving -,,tr! Ight wheis yoU tire (,.I. for the exclamation seemed to
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I . � 4) 1 1 - . . unconscious chord of rousing: that yoon Repp resppOta tilt- more than it conventional rellef, � It
. TING 14 FIRE INSURANCII . it had been the sodden result of an And. .feeling the �
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i " I COMPANIES. I � . a . cel4ent-had fallen like a thunderbolt romance Vibrate to his toucIr, he had cOillpiloy.,whell you. have lilkell up.)VIth "Ile is to I* lit Au;eriva tiest month.
I . . I A Fresh ,Water Sea Voya liful. fi - it lietwtted find disvreillted gansliler" Ile will come here then to examine and I
1 DIVISION X061 . 90 upon a nature elastic and'jpy6us. It played upon It with no unski _U I I
7 . , COURT OFF , � had' bitought her face to -face with. a gers. . I . "I suppose .roll ineitki Dr. hloreau,"
. L" CLINTON. mpalatlal Steamships I Jessleo was comparatively free frpvp rtoturned Hugh. rherti itiv plenty. of
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Superb Scenery . I feel herself the hapless martyr of that coquetry bi, means of which a wo. People In town Who ore worse, than he
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I I , Although she h , ud been artist enough "Ile Is a quack -dropped from the -� - e9- ��,� 0
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: W, BRYDONE, . Moderate Charges a U, I I ai \_� - �
- I . pictures, and her world w, S still f 11 before the cloistered years of her blind. hospital staff for addiction to drugs - I . . "
I . I . I of Ideals and of brave adven I lures.' tiess to know that she was comely. She and expelled from his club (or eheut- ,will she go to hunr I
� BARRISTER, SOLICITOR Gratitude bad made her love the.Mo-r had never employed that beauty In the lug fit cards." . I . I
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, I NOTARY, 1-URLIC. ETC.' Ideal Summer Outings on �lie Grea. I t rose old invalid With his crabbed tem. ordinary bilindishments of girlish fps. I "He's down and out" said nUgh be it terrible thing for her If this lost t
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OpFICE-Sloane laler-16-0 INTON;- Lakes, Georgian Bay, or among tha pers and the wande ng son. choosing cination. But steadily and unconscious,- -Pullenly, "and tiny cur can. bite him, hope falls her. too, especially now.
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I 0 . t. I 0 , , ly site had turned In her. darkness Ile never cheated me. and I find him %,vbe , it she and'Hugh are to make a f
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. - . _11 Thirty TIbousand Islands, - for pride's sake a resourceless battle I nd more to the bright and ten. better company than your satictlifiO. tuati-ti of ILPI - I I t
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:, CHARLES B. HALE . Tickets,and information from, all Ry. his whereabouts -bad taken strong tier air with which Hugh Clothed all nious., psalm singing sort. VM not go- Harry's face wns turned away, or the
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1. � Conveyaucers, commlssioners, . I Agents. . . re . ed Flughlwdepar�, bVen of too short duration to have tie- vause everybody else does.' I never startit-d. -To.make a match of It!" - To I
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I H. H. Gildersleevq 0. 14. Nicholson ture she had made her own version. reloped that fine sense-per-ception with went back 'on a friend yet I'm not little the flugh he felt staining- 419 ,I
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. . Agency. 'Monay,.to lot% - u. - -, ... Mgr,, Collin I gwood Traffic Mgr., S I � . which nature seeks to supplement the that sort!" . . cheek Harry bent IG'Close the safe. A
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OFFICE , - ,--�- - . I Marks which III governed living had . stild Harry steadily. "You never real, obscure depth of Ills being whose exist -
HURON, Wr'. . she had dreaded had been,so nearly I . , I
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. . � . . I . �. consummated. seemed now to have an set lial,gugh's face, the self Indulgence ly loved anybody or anything, Out ence lie had not guessed was throbbing
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. tKi'lifi DUN ki N mistook Impulse,for Instinct She read , ore' deliberately, lying every hour you .
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, * I . . � . red kimono, and ,taking a key from him b.y the untrustworthy �Ilght.of -a live to those who love. you. You are "A. handmoine fellow-Hu''gh!" said
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Dr. W. Gunn, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.0 0 . EXCURSIONS �cQlorful. lmnginatiou. She deeined him ' playing n part -for 'your Own endsl , the lilshop. "Ile seeing to bave-return-
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� E)din. , . 1. I ... 1. .1 � . . TO I I . ' . room. She ascended a . stdirway and _�." � I , . - . .� . . . You "were only''a good, Imitation ,of a ed *with -it new heart -it brand -plucked
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� .WESTERN *CKINADA . - unlocked tpe doorof a wide, bare utw. 40 .7 . I .
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Office-Ontal-lo street,, Clinton. Night , . . . . . I r� .. . .. poor Imitation of a man .of bQnor
� tie where the moonlight * poured . . - - -1 I . . . . . � . alum inater, I think you told.jue. Your
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calls Z Mi- through a skylight. In -the roof upon tin I a . .� . 11 . .r� I now." ,
-at f roat door of Office III -Via CHICAGO -and ST.- PAULI' . ... .. I hiflui4twe has done the boy good..San-
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� dence, Rattenbury strelit. : MINNEAPOLIS or DULUTH. unfintsfied,stiltue; In thl stntue.she I .., . _,� I
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Dr. T. T. McRae � I , __. . . . I . ,� bad begun � to fashion.' to the I . ned, . 1 .41. . I .1. . . y! -N ,'\ ed botir: "'And what are you, I'd like the other's shoulder.. "The, .fact that
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Universlity, ,of Toron o. ' figure of Hugh, her coil ; the . -I-, . I ,yoll were ,In colle�
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July 13-27, 'Aug. 10-24,. Sept. 7 e t 16 1 I . . . .
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Office hours at hospital :- ' - .1 , . He began to play.. .
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� I to a p. in.; 7 to .9 P. M..., I . . . I., husk filled wayfarer of'the*pamble, high spirltV,d and debonair, it Prince rourself, Is no reason -why F I in -not - flarry Was setting the cottitna . tion .
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� . .� . . ... - Tickets good :for 00 days. but a figure of characier'and.. pathos, Charrialngt whose ptideful,rebeill6n bad . just its good as youl . . I littiew you find d -',d dot answer. But tlirotigh the .
.- - . - , erring through 'youthful Orlde and been' atoned for ,-by a touching, find ' .
� I . , . . Winnipeg and return $32.00. 1 I . . well enough before you set up for such turmoil' In his brain a satiric , voice
I #.-DR. J. W. SHAW-" , . ... Edmonton, and return $42.50. spirit. The .unfinished clay Ho .eyes ,manly surrender' . . � . . .. . I
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. I Alter pol . . . � . � I r, a theological diet. Psbawl!' he "No they d6n't call me 'Satan' '
� I Ilroportionate rates to L ints hatt'geen, for those walls -bounded'hef � . . . Wpattern. You didn't go In much them kept repeating: .
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. . . .. 1. , . . . .., I . . .. -Painful sense of .Impotence, tin(] thl'q -wdnt',,on, snapping his fingers toward nowl" , � 1. I . I
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on, who had had his Bing, turuell ow
Is new keffif umondugly and was new
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qmfe. To Win. Harry Sanderson. he .
vas a flaneor. 4 marginless, gambler In
be future% of lilts fattier's, favor a;id a
voman's heart,
Only it mouient Harry stood waltfa=
bell t1jo palin screened musicians be -
ran flip inart-ti, find Hugh took blit
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lie flushed find expectuat bride,*roosm, �
�t the same Instant the chattering Oi?A
ititibuto reased. Jessica, on the firm ot I
he old man. erect, but walking feebly
With his cane. was a4vancing down �
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fIiIrr.v*iS eyes, dropped to the opecteilt, I �
)ook, though he knew the office by
ipart.. Ile spoke the time worn *4 -
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why ther may not lawfully be joined . � .
ogether, let hint speak or else here- .
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inuse--the slightest.pause --- ;tbat turned
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o tear off his robes, to proclaim to (IfIx - I .
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r1ods rolled on. The long white glove
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lint on, the finger. find tile ptilr whonit
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together were kneeling on the white .
satin priedletif with bowed heads an- 1
ler the final Invocation. As they knelt
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hush of the room broke in a o&onfused , �
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laying off Ills robes in ,the next room
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-OFFICE- . . � 1. I LOW.RATES, 1.� . I ". 1.11 � When Hugh went. shomet ace.dly. up ,feeling Was .upon him today as he the well stocked bookshelves. 1�1 won.. - * , I. . # . * . At . , 0 * . I . , "'..
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I . - . . . .. . ... FOR 8ETTLERS - - ': tbe'stair froin the librdry.the artificial ,stared out from the study toward the . . I . . . . .
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'RATTENBURY ST, EAST - - . � . � � I low +hot- hod th-led to his flnger,tins 2. 4 . . � . �The white house In the aspens wo:.q . �
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him.' Were yielding. ,The penalties he'
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took. his violin and begrifu to play'.. 110
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Tile. Movement set Hugh Instantly
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Over all breathed the sweet fru'krance .
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. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON . Aj"V. PXTTA.-jV1Nt 1JepOAJ.,.%.genV* - . . - . 1. . . . L regre ng . ..�.Y. . S... � of jasmine. -. Alusl6ans slit 4behitid -a -
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I HURON ST. SOUTFL CLINTON � Insurance Cam -pant. .. - . Ing. lie said *bastlly. "'Wl��ie been' -
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8 doors west of the Commercial hoteL i erty- ,;, . � "I've *dropped 'lin;.for only a minute. imince. . 1.�
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-DR. F. A. AXON.- . .. . I J..B.*-McLe4n Pr�e§ldcnti, Seaforthl,". . . .1. I . .1 . .. him."' .. . I . . . .1 I . for David StIres, who todayL retired
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(SUCCeSis L 0 - Thim Fraser, Vlce-�Pr6sident: i ' , ., I I.,. I . � Hor'ry-Saudersbh laid the violl
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B Ucefield .P. Oi ; 'r. B.. . 11 I . . I � . L . . .little thing. nud 1�1' needed. - It'! . .., � '01
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I Specialist in Crown aud -. Bridge' Treasurer,. Seaforth L, P.' O.' , ' . . . . . . L L I L' "fie, answered. ' . is --tmp . . Hnrr'.� stood n Instant with -his: .. . I . . .
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.; Graduate of the Royal, College. .of I . I � 'lugh?" . . had made .himself the subj6et. of till.
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I Rental Surgeons of.Ontarlo. Honor William Shesney, Seaforth ; Job Vkapter Q3 . 1, The other ta ip�Ied the too of, big shl,n- , ' . , 'L . , . comfoitabI6, dlscusslou*� I Ills sudden
D . . . � .. - er. Ile lifted a packet of crisp. yellow ..
. graduate of University oi 'Toronto Grieve, Winthrop ; Georie. -Doile,. Sea ! . 5,, �Im; patent leather with Ills. came as he . - �. 'disappearance after tile rnmorti.d quara
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. Dental Department. Graduate of'. the to . , . Wit L a, lo ,4 . backs'.and slowly - counted out $100 rel' with.'h1s,father and.the advent.of
I . rth - ' Johii'Watto Harlob.-,, , ____ . . Said b ok of Ill humor: . L. "'I'm trying to believe vou mean what, , . -b . ad. furn . .
Benn wi L , _ , . . . .1 . . . .
� Chicago College of Dental Surg6ry c ies, BrodhiLgin -,' James Evan, . . a month "A bout .as well its lusun 1. 'aies plan . , Jessica Moline Ished the. �nmw
1� . . N a June (Iff . .. I 11 gh." .he said. ; * - . *
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�. � . ames Ciein�olly' , d to I c� I business find oi- � ', *e L w .I
l . Beechwood ; J I ter. Harry Sanderson. ning now, to put -in I) . L I *,, e
Chicago. . . . . . I ' . .. I Hugh's, fl;- rs closed'eagerly. or r -
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� Will, be at the Commercial hotel . ' - . 1-Tolmesville. .. ' 1. . . ')�, sat'.1n. hift study"L look- .Pects me toL become ' ..a.st-dic ' I ' pillar.of the crackling- n6tds. - . ..*'Now. thI . it's The wedding had. Capped this gossip
d '. '* _ L �� , . 'societv-11ke Sanderson.' as' he says. of .TOUL * . with an -appropriate climax. . Tongues
.� Bayfield, every Monday from 10 it. m. L I . -AGE%;TS- L . , . Ing 6ift. of the window . . ,white ,after everythinfi; I. said.. . . .
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;1 too 5 P. M. . � . across the dim summer.* forty. f1mes.':a Week; Upw do you do. You're a fel OW, Uarr after all had ,wagged over Its Pro$ find cons,'
, . Robert � .Smith,' R�rlock ; .M., Him- � . '.. .. L. I . . Y#L I' for Hugh's past had Indu . ced.a whole-
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. 6 - I .. L :1.1 haze of beat negligent# it, Utirry? ?rbere Isn't du old lady - Ill , arid , L . I'll tilways, say so. .1.1 *He pocketed . . I .
Ir I I . I . I- I thley, . Se4f6rth ,; James .Cumfaingti� ly smoklng� Ile. could see the long towil who thinks her p1clor carpet: half the money . 'with an 'tile of relief and some skepticism of his,future. .
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Egmondville , J. . W.' Yitol' *Holmes- eidenough fnr y'ob to. walk on Yon're � . 1. .1 . . There wits an -additional elpinolit of
I AUCTIONE-ER-J AMES SMITH M- . , . . .. . . I �. . L. �, - white. Marl. road. bending in a broad goi 0 * thalf I lul" ' , picked tip his -hat and cane. - I I . . . . I . . .Ift 1, - * '
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. . censed Auctioneer for the C�unty 'Ville'. . . . ly a month bider . I , yet yoll. romance. too. lit the situation. or . . �
L . . , Parties desirous to. effect' insurance curve between clover stiplYled. mead- .on L . . . Jusi flle� 1rout the dusty street came .. vhO had Ilever
of Huron. All orders entrusted to ' ows. , to sklit the Willow green; bluff call 'w1n4- the whole vestry and'the - sten. I I yet seen, -her lover, ;
or, tiansWct other business will � be .1 4, L the sound of cArriage wheels and tile , .
we will reeeive'prompt attention,.- promptly . attended t L o on applicatto above the river. There, miles aWay.'L, '.bishop'tobo6ta'�rotind.vourflii.geri' .1 I . click of.the . gate latelib I . . .. L would see 6P tius'lontid. ' The great I
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Will sell either by percentage � or . .oil the high bank lie could .distinguish "I wasn*t' aware .of the ldolittry."' IdIeS Bishop Ludlow," be gald. glanc- Surgeon on whose progno. ,
I to any of,the above officers addressed , . In ,� had built so m6ch had .arrived ,and
. 0 per sale. Residence on the Bayfield the railroad bridge. a ,long black skel- Ilarry laughed a little -a distant laugh I . ' . hrougb the window. 4111e's:com- . - .
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Road, one mile south cf. Clinton.. , to,their respective 'postaffices. -Lo5se eton spa I unIng 11the'llole.'! a deep. fish . "You-nire observittit. Wigh."; � I . g t .had ' operated. L Thp experiment had
L � -inspected by the dirpetor Who live, . ' L - "Oh. anybody can I Ing In,'. I think' I'll slip out the .side, been �dnjpletely Successful. and 3csAl.
. . I haunted pool. the deepest spot,in the . see it. I'd..Ilke to way. Thauks for the loan. and -I'll .
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. - __ L - near�st.thesoene. . .L . I . - wits always I . to I ca a hopeof vision. had. become if sure
. . know how It -it you're said. .
I . . . . river for fifty allies, I you. do It L I . .
. . . I - � . So With . iren � think, over wh. , � -
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. : . . I Since that moonlighted evening - of 'roll. C at 'College. YOU . Avoldlng the bishop Hugn 'stepped . and certain promise. . , L '
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- United States Subscribers � . ., . . .� . I the will 'making Hurry -had learned could do pretty much as yot, lit, -d and . - � I . �
. . . I . .1 I I .1 . I .. toward the gate. The tnoney.�%%s In main6d w.uny.days before tile bandalms
. .1 . . ,:.. r I I . * that the long lane had had 'no true yet be popular too. , Wby. there was, . L �
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will please note that -we have'to . . , I I . � . , . his pocket. . Well-, one of, these'dfilitt-t could be reftloved-before Je%.ql(-a could ,
I . . lin n Newg-Record . turning, for Hugh� Ile had. sifted him never it jamboree complete without you. . . .
pay one cent postage C to L I I . L , . I - ta- he would not� have to grovel for 6 pal- ,.of. Id
on. each pop- . . � I . I : the head �of ,the . I . ' . . be given het"first glimpse the, wot. .
. .. I through 'and through. , At college be and your violin at . . try,. S50. Ile -would bi- his 0 as for I nearly. three yell . d
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. . er going to tho UiLited States. . CLINTON . .'" ONT. '.hod' put him, down''for a weakling- ..ble." . .. .L , I . . I � . I rs,, . Hugh . ba
. I . I . I ,. . ter und could afford to let tliirr# Sutia - . I ,
I This means that -your sabscrll�- - . . I 11 . . I misdemeandlit. Now hd "That I is. a . long'jime ago." said I . I I I Urged against delay.- if be had.stin-
' unballasted, � . � I q I I . . . . demon and everybody else think..what. .
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ition must he paid in .advance. Terms of subscription-$I,pOr year - W, knew him for-whai he'really,was-a* Ilarrv, . ,., � .. � . . they Ilitled' L' . .. . I gent reasons of his own -.he was silent
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I When you,sed. your subscription, advance $L50 may. be charged if moral mollusk, it. scamp In.embryo. a ..,�I�re, thati four years.. Four years - "So I*in L Plaring a P"Irt.' am ,I!,'.' bt- Concerning them. And Jesslea. steel) -
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expiring please remlti.$1.50 for an- not so paid.* No. paper discontinued decadent realizing fin. ugly j)roPdnsItV and a,inonth tomorrow. since that last L ed Ill: the dellclous wonder of new find
. . said , to tilinself. - ,,Why should yont' inchoato sell . sittlons. bad yielded. . .
other year so that you will not , until all arLtars are paid, unlesifLat to it dep!o bid, finale. A'consistent evening of, college. . Yet I Imagine It' holiness . . . I
. ra . .. I . . troi.1ble .r.ourself over It. If I . So It 11114 come about that tile wed -
miss any"cupies of The Xews-4ftil)-, the opinion of the publishex. The career f. loose living had - carried will- be longer before we forget If." ,
. . I I . . L flM? L Not boeause �otl'ry so va�efut of ding *its to be on this hot Ali-
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. Gird, . I date to which eVery Subscription is Hugh *for �.slnce those' College, days Uarry,did not sPeak. A ' n oad con- the goveenor's fe6ling,, not by a long gllst lift-
, I L his vision. , Portlipps'to, Shotl It's bpenu$6 .,roll k.boot�e to thl nk ernoon, although It would be yet some
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. 1. . paid is den6ted.on the I lab6l. when 'he had been dubbed "Satan's fusion blurred L I Ile. roo I to it , . thile before the eye bunting ght
. slindow." While to nnrry Pandorson cover,this, be crossed . P L Jessica. ITOInle LIS too good' for ,we. . ,es mi.
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I I ; Advertising rates -Transient adVer- the, eccentrt6t find agnostictil bad then ,small. pr!vate Stir(, which stood- open- In Tbfit'S'Whero the Shop L plache'l, -'Per. . I be laid !tsidesave In a darkened rootti.
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I- I- . I I. . tisernents, 10 cents. per noripariel been. as � It were, the Milsk through the corner, In Which lie kilPt his tithes hops yould like to play at tluit'game In her gti-lisli. liassiontlip Ideality'Jes-
VEARS' -, . line for first -insertion and 3 cents which his temperament looked tit llfo,.� and his charities. . When ilugh, shrog- - eir ' I sleahad offietred a Sacrifice to ber.spufl
ERIENCE , ' I yours .- eh'?" . ' .
. I . :. . per line frir each.subsequent insert- to Hugh -it had spelled shipwreck, .ging Ills shoulder -.4 as If to illsmiss.the He. walked jauntily tip the streot" went. She lind twouilsed herself that
L . . st fol -in )ter new sl�ht Should be-
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ME ion, Sinall advertisements not to 1EIarry Sanderson bad done broadly as - Unwelf.-ftie *pIcturo tie h'%(l P-Itilt0d. toward the door with the.little 6arrpil -r
11 , I exceed one inch, such as "Lost " - e had entertained whom turned again.. Ilarry was' putting Into. I . . I . [told iihould bi, not Not lover, but h( .
I I iP be pleased. 11 . Window. .
-�. "Strayed," or "Stolenill-ete., 1%. .. I hm,hatid. The Idea pleased tier sense
� . he listed bad gone. 11.41utnnllog�". had It Aotne paperS front tits pocket. 1-111911 wi,he olcl inam is fond: or her. ne
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serted once Jor 35 cents and each . once box'ed to it finish foe it wager a saw the fiction. Ills eyes fast ned Olt - tlllnkq imienti to sAtle'dowit and lot
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M subsequent insertion 10 cents.- . . � � . It Wits a sweltering afteenoon. and
local Pugilist whose acquitintance he tile safel avidly. . L t,
TRApr, MARKS . � . . . . . tilt% tnos.ez; grow over my pars. and he'll .
r IGNS I affected. known as "Gentleman JIM,,' ,11 Say." lie gnid. after a momont's Ill tho wide east parlor 111111) liandkor-
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� C TS.&r Communications intclided for publit'a- I chiefs find energetic ratis fol"Itit vain-
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I COPVRIGHTS &M e een botil the hardest hitter pause as litirpy tuade to shut Its dodr, way to put my liend-above water itut 1.1, ligninst the Intolerable beaZ There
Anyone senting it Ion rasy tion must., ait a guArAl1t,60. of good I . 1. "
?,Utcklj ascertain our opinion free whpt, . I and the hardest drinker In his class. ,,eJLLI V ceep it there. it must bi- Soot "I
sketch and desert ther an faiith, be accompaliled by .the name .. oil loan nip another fiftv? I'm I . . �s, Ilip (-Io(.Jt strUck I,. it hundred pill
y ,1,�q1n,Ng0 onimnim. I ,v - flat on tuy ul,'Pers n9aill, till . .
nven on to prolinb, Lot withal Its most brilliant student (I tile ii'd , though." ,
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tions strl�g confide . _ ,A %OF.. Paterittio -he writer. 1: , - ." gAloped between two Centers
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.iontfroo, Most stency, for securing onto. . � . Native character had enabl�d him to.' plan 4tga beon tight its tiall, Wit I ,-;
Patents taken t rough Atunn & WNCOM -10- . persist, as the exitsperitting function since I caine buCk. I'm surC to bi, � of Interest -the door tit wb1ch the bride
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aeoLat wfice% witbout charge, lattlie . 4 . L L . .. would ontpr find the ralsed platforul fit
t I _W, J. MITCHE LL, of success which dissipatioti Abolln0d ' able to return It with ,tile rust in. it. the (ittlei, elid or . tile rooni where,*
� scientific America"o, * I L to eliminate. But the, ttaute tintoral Week or two." . . 2 ___��_ - ��_R__;,!,Rf____�_ pr.,typl- h6olc lit himil, in his wide robes
A bandsonoeI7 Uluatrated Weekly. Largest cir- . Editor and Proprietor. 'in spite . of all aber- . .
,at,.. of any scientific journal. Tercig for I I . gravitation which t1arry Stretched hlq liand jigaln to. . �
, , I= a year, postage prepaid. Sold Iw . I . I I. .. I I L - - - t'�-h- nud flowing slee'ves. Harry Sanderson
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. 0 ration gl�en Ilarr,V Sanderson word the ,,, fe. thell deew it [Illif . with ., .
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au news Cale". . I 11 I . L . .. . � 19 I . . clossit.-al honors had brought Hugh (,onipressed lips. - tle had 10(tt 1111911 Wf�h e.9% . I 11:0 jit"t taken lils stand. Perhaps
FJUNN & Co SGIBroadway, NeWYOrk , Stiret to the lairalueat btlink of 0XIA11- with persistent Volletesy. lind tile Other . mltip.ft lool,ed tit flurry tillin at tile
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Isranch W,% &5 F at- Washington. 6. a - I , I I I L 1.11, I I I -1. , �, __1. door. ..
� 11LAS '11IN11111 . Sion, And since that J11110, N;vItbOUt had found Way slitildently ObIl"Ing __ I - ;;
. � ."', I "I I � . - , 410 ovenied his timifil magnetic self
� I .1 -TIME ,TABLE-, the character which ,belonged to Ilar- with loans. Ilugh's- lowered ttilm, . 1111w - .1 .
I ry as a possession, -Hugh had eontin- the arrested movement, find Ills chech J i;�I`.._ Gilapter 4- its Ile stood tilt -re. backed by tile f1mv.
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Trains will arrive at and de�part
nod to drift aimlessly on down the
flushed. . : .
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ior.4. 11114 Waving )Ut1VVLl Ill 1 --4.10o
ed. the rilby Ong glowltig dull red
from Clinton Station as follows
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broad lak way of profligney. .
The conditions he found upon his re-
. *,Oil. if lea Incoll,vonletit I Won't trow
ble you for the licconitno(lation, " be
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nguln"t the darl, leatheit of tit(' book be
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turn, however, had opened flugh's
eyes to the periiiiiis Strait In which be
Said. ,11 (tare sity I call mi-sw It." .
The attempt fit Inoxichiflative co4t'him
"I . 11, .11y , NvIllip tilp 111gilop wits
11 .) greeting Ilarry 1.8,1111der
field flut Ilarry sanderson was tilt
front reellng tilt% grave, Olen 11;�,urp III -
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stood, He was a materiallst, find tilt,
it pqlpoble effort. Comparatively sinnil
i .� 4 Roll tit, tiltd offlefated
appmwed� In the psist %teeks it(- bud
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tagttv he had bo.4 of deprivation ht
'as.the amount wim, lio needed It, go
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I liked hiln. ti 14 epei
Wngf-d fi gilt -fit wArfItr0 With IIIIIISOIC
111tter I)eemisio repremod. The ittrango
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sickened him, in tile first revulsion.
when the contrast between recent
was In sore Straits.
"It Isn't that It is Inconvenient,
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new thing tlitit had spenlig lit) lit hill)
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famine And present Plenty Wits Strong
1111911,11 said Harry, "It'a tbat I call*t-
lingering With it light tingo of dittlip-
he had trampled tuerellomly under.
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Upon him, be had been tit anXiong
pains to make himself secure with his
approve your manner of living late!"
and -1 don't know whore the fifty Iff
PrPval up011 ill(* vlOIla cas6 in the eor.
not find with it dpeppr fill.1do of ifineg.
Froto tile thought that lie loved the
peomlsed wife of another n (Iolek. fm4,
Going South
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91, Mt
fath&-qWd Vith Jessica Holme. UAr-
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it(),, upon the, jewel on the others fin.
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tidlotut gentio lit him teeolled till.. 4
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oil! mental olight-4isen at the hunter's
Tile maf,Ltoti Einghla brow rodd6nietl
get,# it Pigeon blood ruby In a setting
Thift Painful struggle had bivn slultv
Going North
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sight otk the tift boftIL-Was sharpen-
"I wasn't aware that I wog -expected
Curiously tivIsted of the two- Initial lell-
ened by hIft aewo of Hugh's uttet
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fo,reader you An otce6liatIngoo, he ffoll
tora of bl[li tutmot ,There eAW6 to h"
wocthit'suboas To ftt rustIllux itssul*
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through tbe,wide French, vdildo* InW, . . I . :
Ole' garden. .Thia strata over, be'ldngel �. . . .
.roe the Solitude of. his *Study, But Da- . ., - I . ' -I-
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were to leave on' an early evealuX . I � . I
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trill - 11., lbe.ql& man -wiigto iteconipany - I . . I .1
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them a 'part of tile journey. and '!thi-, . . � I
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Stirect place" wns,'to be closed for fin : . � I I I
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down the .graveled driveway. A .last *... . . . �7�
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chime of T61cels tdiking togetherl-Har- I .. . I � .
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ry could illstin-Illsh Hugh's voice lkovr , . �
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of the -guests were gone. . . . . . .�
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Servants w � fio I Were , . gathering some ot. I . . .F�
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the cut flowers for tfiemselves. � Ile . . . . I
stood filmlessly for *0 few- tilorneuts - : - . I
looking. about him. A Wfilte carnation, I .1 .1 . . I
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Jessica's shower bouquet- 110 -Led .. . . 1
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this tity, abstractedly smelle& Its per- . I -.
fume find drew tile stout through his. I � I
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buttonhole. lie. ird voices In the,U- . . I
brary. and. olit, . ig We door, he ea- . .. I .
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,In the roan! sat Old David Stires In .
lits wheel chali'opposite his -son. He
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t, -;S'1�1 * . \, Hughl Not the . . . I
(� . �- indolently gilt I I
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!�r .. . I �� haq known in � I
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flushed belde- I /. * ;
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11 , �.. C filingdo. flugilf. I .1
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f. ,.n trettiblIng
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"I'Ve haft married tion In the pos- ;
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JCS81C(l to (9 C071- Me. The thilf
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brow Was a livid pallor., flis eyes fill- ,
. ed to 11neey's 'for an Insttratt then re- I I
turned ,111 it kind. of faschilltioll tO 1% I
alit) of paper, oil the desk. on which his . I
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father's forefinger rested, like A Will ,
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transfixing an animate Intamy4 . e,00
"Sanderson," said the old man 16 .0,
low, hoarse, unmatural voice, "come fill
and shot the door. God forgive usil, a
We havo married Jessica to a commos, I
thleft Hugh. my son, ray only child.
Whom I have forgiven beyond tilt: reek -
timing. lilts forged my name to a draft, ,,_,,
for $5,001"
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