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McTaggart Bros, - 11 0 , - 0 1 It was tonultate f9r Henry Lincoln I I
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I -13ANK, -4Q'It'S.- . I a . Mar tin. orme. , 0 � I - - 0 ; measured his length upon the side� TH', Greatestol"To
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I.., A GENERAL B&NKING BUSI- I -,, ��,illiv.-.111,"13,0, da I " 0 1 . and in a fierce whisper bado, , , . . � � -
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. -PPP Orin " . ' ' it I him beware how he used Miss How. , . I . 6�
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I W%e an4 well w1i", : AUtbWoJ ,141PP4M-,,R1versv" OeThe ljollUP40ad 00 0. ! ard'B uarne. By'this tiine the horsea . . I
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NESS TRANS.WTED. : '14 the Hlb,""' s, peSt and SonShin V,, Ete, * i were ct�u'ght, another CaMa,vre p
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. DISCOUNTED. DRAFTS .ISSUE . . lni� pbotographs I 0 '; Bender, was carefully lifti�jl IMP& it, -P (elvl�04111471ed sf-Kofix) I
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. i I s manufactured. -'W'jWrie. Was, there evervau o10 -he 'if-wi-aw-w-e-razu arld, giving out numerous orders as - I . .
Many styles, and nia � lor a'mom6rit a 114 T� R
I ,nY fool of a vidower who w4sWt *in a. bick in Chicopee, but,soqn. recovered to "what Ought to -be dowl"
POSITS. SALE NOTES PU 19.0a- prices, 4ut only one qual- hurry? Next Thursday is the day I T.Q 0 U, 0, L, ff-S I .
I ity�the best, . sot, and I've come to invite I her equanimity, she ventured to oak Many of Ida's friends, hearing of I I
11 ASED - - - - - - - - - ;-- - -- " IfIbe Afartln�-Orme 11 you, " how long George, was to be gons. the, aociderit� flocked in. to see and 111' 11, I 11
I I `P . , see i1you'd lend me your spoons and __ , to inquire utter the young lady who
I Piano i4not represented I "Until April, I believe," said Ida; - ,
. nFar,7ou, we ,Vill ship a disheO, And them little towels yvu Use "but anyway. you 'are to stay until was injuied. Among the first who
I I I I I . Piano to your adofrqs�s) in on the table, and Your ustor lainp, he comes, for Aunt Martha. piomised called was L izvie Upton, -whom the . . - -- --- . . �
. . any part of Canaola. arid some floweird, if there's any fit, . to keep you. 1 don't know exactly re.Wer'has'onoe met in Chicopee., On -.... ... - . . I
. . , and lot Judy come over to help about her way borne she stopped at Mrs� - e . I
. W. BRYDONE, � Write for prices and I what.George said to her about youA ampbellos, * .
. I . . -torms, Old instru o6okbe.the turkey and spem*b.F' but they talked together more, than ore she was. immediate- I . . * . I
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.Ments . Mrs. -Mason promised the loan' Of two hours, and she . says you are IL(l I so by ,11A, to know "who the, . I � �
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR Oxcilanged at a Ji4pral all- these things, and thou the widow take music lossons aud�draw�nK Ise . Aut! Yo I lady was that Henry TWENTY- E. YEARS' SUCCEWFUL RECORD
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NOTARY, PUBLIC. ETC., I � - . . arose to go. Mary, who aocompfLnited. " . )�ool had a 6roic ly saved from I . .1 ------`P`P`1 .
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her to the door, could not help asking fond Of rniusic�"" I I a violent (ale ,ragging her out from I ONEY 'r buy advertising, space, but it =It buy a, . . .1
OFFICE -Sloane Block-CLINTON.. - . I ORME &.SON, LiM!tqd I 'whether Mr. Parker had finally bought : Here, thinking she - was telling too under the es heels!"' . M quartemcentury's succe�sful record of wouderful il�na .
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I --------------`PP-- . -4 - OTTAWA, OIYT, I her red heifer. - - - . I .1; . much,'Ida suddenly otopped,'-wA all -W7:1e, looked at her amoment in .. 1. almost Miraculous cureo of the* moot difllcult, PmA I . i
. . . I " The calico suribonnot trem and surprise, arid then roplied,, "Why,,' intricate cases of throat, lung and -stomach troubles; Sueb 4 i
I � I the tea, bell'just then rang, she start- . - . . .
� . the little gray; eyes flashed i%lia - By ,. e s record. Thousands of cases given u I
RIDGUT & HALE , .1 ut . ed up, saying. '-'Oh! I forgot thai Miss Campbell, is it possible you don't . P chin 9 ,P b It �
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.. . . ly as she, said, ��'That man never �want- father was waiting in the parlor, to know it -was your own sister?" . doctors as hopeless and ineurAble have been cricily and perZ
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11,141 � . I � ed my red heifer a.bit more than be It was Henr Lincoln himself w1R6 . I I]
, PP.Yehine. It in -an infill ible reme,dy ftr
Conveyancers, Oommissioners, . . � . I . see you. I've .said so - much aboul ,y tly cared by . , . . �
11 , wanted me r' . �. 'L cou cc .
Real Estate and Insurance � I I . --� . I % ..You that his curiosity J.s quite arome.' had given Ella her Information, with- . 9 O� Ads, bronchitis, pneumonia, conouzuption,,indigo� .
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Agency. Money to loan. ... . . .., . 1, � True to , ason ed, but I can introduce ,You at the Out, however, td1ling-the lady's name; f 8F "t, and all wating diseases. .
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--V.. , _T RIVAL HER ABLETS* the n,erzt Thursday sent Judith over table just,as well," Our Wy reader4 "d n , when she learned that 'twas � ' 00 '
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9" I.- " . '� LIVF-R�� � dishes, little t W.-aini-a as '-Ti - 11 wa . to 'answer, and Lizzie continued, "I ' 0 .,m I
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JOI.11�t, " . H,' _ _ owel -�%& 'LmP,- - Mr, Belden- she can hers'erilf, a 51114. think you are . laboring under w" W- t I I Y Ung8V0110WB02dZ1*be*.� I i
t, to � the, opittage., with her "spoons, 'Mary- she was too .rhuQb. su
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. , - IVA THE � BLOOD. POP - , and fairest flmrers which had'escap,4 hu;ng in.her dressing -robin. - take. It was not Mr. Lincoln - who. . It. .. Bridgeliurg, ()Dt
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- F,�Iff , *�'�`, Pasr4nll saved your sister's. life, but a young W.il ' . Ueut -1 Uorawou St., Toronto, L . .
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DRS. GUA�&, G%UNN ." -�d LL WS L SALE on to dre" the bride, 'who"in spite, 01006y ,hair, and :�. 44. -1 I �:: law student, whom you pe�balps have . . I . I . . .
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. FROM THE RIVAL HERB . .Of her red . ter neatly -AM I menno, 0 - �- s6ki *itlking *41PYGdorg�, Moreland " , . P#Y01ne. Np,yp '�1�91"i 7- ;!9 ha
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Dr. IV. Gunn L. R. C. P. 9z L.R.U.S. . Z . . quite well ha4 ber skirt been a trifle Ella replied 4hat ' al riever saw I I -9-1 1 6 . � 1, .
AGP--NCY, -KINCARDINE, 'der.. Mrs, Perkins bad concluded that she looked we;ll anou b I AT ALP14 DBALERS, 150c and $1.00 A nor . . ..
---�Edinburgh- . . . , .. � . . .� . longer and wz for a, Araveler and with slighW, Gborge Mbreland,. as be left Boston I * I � 4ax � I . .
11 . . . � Insisted that0ye breadths of silk were heightened 'eQl�r' . -- followed Ida before she Came; and the . n as she did . - DR. T -X SLOC . . . . . . .
Dr. J. Nesbit Crunn M. R. C. S. Eng - . " into . UM, LIWited, 179 King st. w.,. To ' .
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L. R. C., F. Londori , M , looked Consequently Sally Ann . 'ihP6 supper -room where she found'as. ther Mary -was much injured or .not7 I ' t9 . If � - . - . � . . L - ! I -� , . . . I I .
� . . , . as Sal Furbusi.A Said, "nIA semblod Mrs. Rawn, Aunt Martha, LL -Tie so6ri took her lea�6. Long af'- I I - - , . . :,-----, ...
� Wholly unlike R long tallow Candle and Mr. Belden. n 1�1�et,'oxffaimed, Ptrwhy'- Where coln,, Who ed-Rie ag'Wrfi6T'tost; , I
-e The mome t he' ter she was gone Ella Bat alone in ' and U
Night calls at front doorof residel, WIND . H . with a red Wick." I eye rested upon the latter, she recolp - lab I
on Rattenbury street, opposite I Mrs. Perkins. who flourished in a nized. the same kindly, beaming eye the- parlor, wondering, - why Henry can ixiy'other glove be? I must have daughter. In the meaiitirne, the- I
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Presbyterian church . � , -lace cap and Scarlet ribbons, greeted and pleasant pmile'which had won. hel should tell -her such a Wsehdod, and dropped it in the parlor, for I do�.not Young men, who acaid'entally met I I .. .1 .
I I . orri her. $Orliik-law with a burst Of tears, childish heart, when .on ard the if. he really thought Mary beautiful-, remembet of having fiad it upstairs!" the ;gate had entered, Mr. Sol I
A, . . . saying bo, W fast learn- f -The parlor was. of course. entered parlor� �nd inquit . � �
OFFICF� Ontario street-CLINTON, 0 she little thought when iheY Wiudermere.he patted her head, Poor, Simple, Ella!---sbe was 1, ed for the "
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. . . � I . t. r . were -young that she should . ever be-. George told how Ing to. -live -ov Henry � 14incoln's Smile, t and searched, and though no missing Ifidles. . . . . I
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. I . For the sake 91 peace Mr, Parker re,. I believe I ., - Henry Lini3oln was thus Secured. Have - Ida to Mary when 'the message. vaw
' . . if .he-* stayed i,6y., There my -readers never seen a Henry Lin- delivered. "AW. Is the third time Jwr-� .
-bR. J. W. SHAW- -- .. hod-In-viW. Xiss- Grundy-- to be pres- said he, and warmly- shaking herji��d. - ' werfe=s, �oung-rnen-in--Bostoni-w-ho�--coin -or -an Ella -Campbell? .
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I I 101 '. . ent at the wedding. but as this. "a, Per w . - �-_ Bonder,bas called, -and you'have no; I
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. . I '6ve been �4ppointod ageot' - had received of tb,d matter, she fell. wealth of . which *, -she was reputeol to I . I .. r . . � .. the way," she continued', as .N -813r .
� I the first Intimatiori that Miss Grundy Then Beating, her � by hi . *1
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. for .the M*sey-Harris Com- into a violent fit Of anger, bidding - Attentions to make* 15-oth bv'hls kind be. heirem,' came - fawningly around . I . I . I Paid something about "Billy"' I'dWU
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. RATTENBURY ST. EAST, . pany . In this, 6istrict and . will * ..: lifin'to "go -to grass with his*inv1tqr,o I h6r: And Mxs. .� her, but - with - most strange. iufatua, ' " . . know.hir,as Nr_-. . .1 I
. . . . ationa.".and adding very e Mason feel perfectly at home. Amil tion, she turned from them all.. car- 1 "Oh! mother, -won't you take this Bender, and Bill , . .
. . keep. .on hand a, complete list- . mphatically, ?Aartha, too, was exceedingly polite, pillow from my head and nut another y is So-so.-', 1. . 1. I
. 0 . - . * only for'llenry Lincoln. 11e, on � blanket oif ni and hx.the fire, ::So couiitr�fled,"` Suggested. Ma.rr . .
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-Ban � . him. or any other li*iilg man.p., . em' ty for the sake -of passing axky an an give me . - ,"Ro. after. thiEv he, - .. .
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. I . � . .. . . barrasSed in her presence, Thi% how. idle hour, boasting among his male soinething? Oh, dear,-dearl" groaned returned Ida. . I ... I
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1. . . r' am also - cobtinuing �Llfe - . . Mr. Parker of course couldn't olls- 'ever, gFaqually wore away, and bedon Rose Lincoln, as with aching. William. Haven't you noticed = - - .
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. . flour," feed'a4ol seed grala bus- - .puts her, so, he turned away, wonder- ,acquaintances Of the influence be had . Jenny .cills him so? BuVeome�;'!' she) -
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DR. C. W. THOMPSON 11liew and re9pectlillly solicit A - � Ing within himself �'what made in- acquired over her by complimenting, her imprudence in crossin , Added mischievously, "never mfta , . , . I
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� . ---I , I a, Continuance of� yQur`patroa-. ,men sO queer. - �.. . � with A' Martha as fieely and . her mirls and pretty two i., He know' . y street in thin -slippers and ibrushing.your hair. Mr. atizaa fWiV - - . - .
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JRGEON � . '. . 'sh .of aAy'praise 'Iken hose. - . .. 1. . .�
� PHYSICIAN AND ST . I � . . .. � � . . The day .following the wedding tbq'� familiarly as with Ida. .. . I that e was jealous. - In . - : down.there!" .-', .1 . .
age 1. . I . -1 � . . biide "Wnt - tQ, her new home, where The next morning between -ten' and or attention bestowed by, him upon Mrs. Lincoln. who -knew, .nothing 61 .: . .With � the exception of the thmem - - . �
Special attention - given to' diSeases . . she vras r6ceiv, I -�-Qn th, . e docr.r.beII'rang; and- In:& I I urposelr told. her this I - I . I I
. of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat., .... A" - Ford'.?` another,, and'had p . . when she was, hurt, Mary had m& '
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. . .. .. . I . with. a grunt wlift was - I *hat he.did of Mary�PP exulting williin i . . . . seen William for m6re than'two, .. ,
.. . . I .. . I . . .. I probably, in morn6fit Jenn Lino�bln, who,,: fath; I reme fleacy Of her daughter's con- yesiml , , , ,
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. . . , . . .. jL .. .... . . tended for a -how d'ye Pdo�` Undle er's h6use .was'.1ust .opposite, himself as he say the pain his words y to Mount_.
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� . . . .1 . . . . ,� . , J. Peter I expreased his. pleasure at mak- 'tritping into the parl0r..:-She had. loal . [ inflicted.-. - - '' * . , Holyoke discipline, and-wilihing, as * him ' she was so much embarrasse&- . .... . 11
'TH. CLINTON .. . . . ..that she. -greeted him with a reser*w. � -' I
HURON ST. SOT, ,. . .... . r . the -acquaintance of one more Of -in- a'rneasure that rotundity of per. I "I.Icn-owhe-w,is-orily--tr7ing-to-t�ase--*she--had�of n:dor!e6eforeithat-!"shetd .
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3 doors west of the Commercial ho� � Py ,. . . . gge "Wr aect." but hoped that -�stt- son, so:offensive to her mothoit� arid me," was. the coriclusion to which M Ila : been wise and kept heT .at home, . I . -the. contrary, w I ..--:1: t.� I I
. . . M, .. . I I I -indble lady, her mother, WOuidn't feet it seenied to - Mary -. thai ,the finally came,. and, then there arose in ; on. I .as perfectly .§vlf;.
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� . . I re was, a her mind � a d6bute as tb- whether, -un- Jb:y 'nT' Rose's illneeg could , possessed, but after a few commmazit; *
. . - 1 14, , - � 1 like: visiting her ofter� as b2otherg . thoughtful expression on her face ne;v. I I . . I..
. . . , -4� 1 . . . . were - very - - r - I were fiot . tKEI avoi ',pluee remarks he - seated himseff':*0M ' ' ' '
I . ��.t to zn�ake ni�ef, , .er seen there before but In ill othei de the, eircurnsiances "it, h .: n ded; for it was'n6t I '
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. -DR. F. A. AXON.,.:- � 1%V , I .. I I .., . s p iyas, th,Pi. so -me i.iff,ealoiiut%� best. .. .gTe.eable task .to� stay,.,In that., orn.., - -1 : .
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I . .. I I . .1.1 ..,* k I ... I * - collecte,11 : 11 ... � to d0w, close sick-koom, listexiing'-to the, com- , nversation with Mrs- Xz-4 � . . .
"I R . One' preselut, and she did - - - - - Inord, respect than she was vknt � � . . .
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I . . I morry-henited 'Jenay., . . y,on..were... i.The Seldens," thought She, "m � a plaint 'of � - ' ... �, . . . . *, .
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CS.) A , .1 � . 'the honors, Of the' house so gracefully , "I JuSlothis minuto heard . ter fauh-findini sister, who,'' son , concerning Chicopee and, it's".in- , I . I I
03uccessor to Dr. Holm : . 11 i .1 - % ildness , ove .. � 8 . -fits. - I 10718M '. � I .. �
8pecialist in Crown and Bridge - � � . I L I and well that but for the w, - of here, und caziw' i Just as I *w,'P .among the fl-rst.. If they rkrotimce'bee .tossed and turned and .,Irett6a I frm - I habita Vrequently Makyla' , . ..
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I . "' : her eyes -and - art',occasional. whisper, Said ,she glancing at "tho'Bamie time, otheq' wi .-Why should n6t, IF" MOT3 . '
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Graduate of the Royal ,College of � . . + . Ing to . I ugh� -untidy 'This question was at last &Cid8d. Ing betself dftd,. and t J 'y eryin�g, e aw mu .. 4.
, 16 HENS W I of f5ride wbj7en. she i' how ch him ' , ..'
� h4self the bride would never. , . af, "A rich 'tho '. rather . � . h4 ' I b- , -
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0 � � in [ hwiam 'And .how handsome bq , rea%r. �rl " ,-� .
Dental Surgeons of Ontario, H nor, - . '. . WAINIZVED., � . ... I . � . I + . I .. . . pr -*-011' k . I
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, graduato of University of Toronto , I . We will P4y the biffhast , ' ahol if she expected� to faid Mr: Stu Mr! Belden's �ut any attempt to con .
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=3, too! 4TO OLD HENS , . � . . : -" she iaid 4"'I suppose. ym &� - Ella Henry,- who asked, "viliere sue wag. 'several days after the commencement
. Dental Do artment. GraduAto of tfio ,* P(' ` . "g - With him was rendered- impossibI4 b_V-- - + ., ,'.� +
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Chicago College .61 Dental Surgery, , SPRING.M10KENS, DUOXK' : , - .- I . MAry. I '-' and breakizig, everybody's' ... :. . .,. . 1. `l`haPw prorok.. Henry Lind6ln,who, toady as he v=�. . � - - �.. . , , . , 1.
. . "Volile -, this way,� going?". ' : . I of her. illness. Ing to be. ' .
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Chicago. . kinds 'Of . I you, your -chaimber. It's right here . heart, of'courso. She .went to a con;, that beautiful young lady,`P"� oblike.ol-4b lie here moping,with'ttle'. ltib�ught ' proper to be exceedingly p.*-�. ' - I .
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' , - I 7, xt ' �`* 'id. Ida Belden . as cert vAth -us, last evening, and looked . "shly � �
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.11 : � I ' . perfectly beautiful. . Henry Says she up n Henry laughed aloud. " noticed her so -,much. *Seathag hibmuff' - - .' .
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, .. i .. , I . she led vur, to a handsomely f arn- is the - handsolnest � girl he ever Saw. ed "if -it .were not a little th6-x*1xist 4eek -and I've such ajovbly dress to ' I I., .;'L
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to 5 p. in. . . . � _ �. . .. f Poultry.. $& 'ished apartmenk which for many and I do hope ,shell,rnake something joke he had ever put upon her,". . wear' Why ain't'1.ag strong- and an old, frieAd, and laying his; v I . . . � .
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. I I - . I . . . ... . ,weeks had. borne the title of "Xwyls of 'him, L but � rm atraid -he is Only Ellim sgw no Joke at all butas Hen. you �-though I' wouldn't be . across - the back of 'the Sofa, ac� gmti . - �.... I -.1 I
. . . . . � . - Proauc* a room.- . . ; I . . I about -;i;d �. wa�. , h 12t . -thing." I . to William it.-looked'as if thrown, I * '..,
1. .. . . . . ; ... I 1. � . . 1. .. trififfid.with her jus,li-as he tri.Pes ry had turned Irl tyf: any I . ... .around her shoulders, -he ectainverice& - . I
,Wq!1.n . . :' I "Oh, how -phmsaxim-, was, Mary,s*. to -do with.everybody." . � . -could not feel.. . ...
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J. LEWIS THOMAS. .Ccinipany . I _ , back witli*her, she Jeri y knew that whatever Answer' a.tirade of.nonsense as meaningiess., I . � .1
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. I . . LIPS � �, . W-iled) .:- exclaniation. as .'gh,6 survey the PP'I' I in. air I aid so -too " said Id' "but 'angry, 'and prattled On_ drinking' in she Zuld r�iake would not -b� the . I
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Civil Engine r, Architect, etc.. - .. � .. I STRATFORD. Doi.. - rodra in which everythi I - she said 'nothing, Ab once' too - be managed .to lot faU -m - -
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' . . � . I I . ; - - , ed -with. a "to. - vide his ulteritiod 'b�tween. tho� two,, , � 1owoh4riningly she. �oolr t the, o0n., aftoi,a,momont Rode again Spoke, ... . ? .
. (late - . - *� . . . .. 1. . .�%� . 11 s I I 9d a I I very pointed - coraplirbent, , fbeling- . . I . .
Dominion - Department Publio � .. I . A, cheerful 66al ,fire was. lilazii19171 'll.them W.'".a, I thew r : e4rtPP'und'how jeol�o,lw jj� - - - 'I'll - i 'to that party sick -or well. tlk � .. , , ,
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I If . IV A' waate"rauffered to invade the prenitw was *Henry LincolnPP aild' the idea' of .'.saw so, many admiring. eyes .-Oazing, This tirne 7e7my looked up dn.s,ar� . `"Coi�found'tb . � . . I . .1 . . I :
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Consulting Engineer for Mun- . '02i 11 I �, Rem I ises- where Aunt Mirtha��Ied. The hii trifling with her 1 miide- . upon, what bb considered his' .. . . ki Wh, h * to . ' be&ning to feel piqued at�- her� ocW ... I . � . .
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., - . ... I . . dddign.of the Brussels carpet was ��x- 'sparkle and flwih J� i tly. that Ida �clusive property. -The very expreserve. partiP&ulArly anxious:, -to attent& the ' I . . -
icipal. and County'Work, El- PALIFORN11A ' ... ... . quisitely beautiful. and the 10,6k which accompanied � - - - '. ' ,; 4 .s .. ntss- "Is she made. of Ice, or wbaW"' , , - - - i - -
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tric Railroads, Sewer, nd - , . . I . me end. of thi- - --Aft6r s".thne - Mary turned W - Henry had- never before. said anytbiri Howard -,Ov foe.-thore - at flittery,"until Mary, quite disgust, 1.
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� FLORIDA - ' . the parent stalk. At match . --and you know .
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Pt Waterworks Sy,�toms, Wharves, . . . i, an .in , posito the grate, ., jen me, quite so. pointed, I alp,- . -.1
." . ' are th�- favorite ' -` * . . ' . saying. "Y�*'ha;vpril f4d. f . 'd, r. -brow pear -never, wi d Of. so-, 'saying by way,of 'Spolloo a46 e 's 4-- . . -
- * . were two bay windows ' ove, look, about -about William, Bender. i or a, Urne had -reste on �o is In any 'kin
. . r mg ..,a word . . 1. I . kettdng too. warm". In.the coursta 460, , , " I
Bridges and "f.;)reed con- WINTM. RESORTS' .1 . I : Mr. $�lden's fine. large' garden and, Is he. well?" �. 1. disappeared. . ... . . . clety In hdr life." . - . . �. I '. I
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I I aCe ' In front of the firsi vT,B . he wi�s ,the last �tim;e` bous,j Henry onpounced his lix� 6 . your health," , mentioned. Inybluntarily � ary bamsh- . I
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. plying that, - and Rose continued." ed. and Henry, who- was. I wlatdbia&,� . . . . .
giving eboicb of All -'the test routes, a large eap�y-chaix.'cdvered with crim- able saw. hii ' : Qf, callIng. also to inquire after oM said Jenny, . . I
. Phone 2220 LONDON, ONT. 1111. started'up'; whispering . he I her, proposed that'she resume heT4, - .1
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. . . golfig one Way i4id feturning. an- son damaiifc - and scqtWred about the. , in Mary's ear "Oh I'vve, got. so ranch I whom respected on ber sioter.; "I wavA io �oe Ida. mortifled'once, . f,rindi, eeai "for - said be, � `�m � ' . . I .
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� AUCTIONEER -JAMES, SMITH LI- - . 11 in any way.,condu�e -to oung Judy's and aske4, why RQs% too,.did,noi cuil.,. - ve 6 thousand things to.talk abadt, ing " "The nearest I evef knew him to�, C '', ,.
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can from . : '. I I . ., t �� I hardly think I edri wait for you.�" ind expe .7body to bolleve it' come' to anything witty," whispewo& . . ... .. .
� sed Auctioneog for the County - ` ' '. ' . 1. I �.. In .her u9nal fmak, 'open way.. Jenny- i . ""Oh!-'pmy, .don't wait," returned . just b&canse MiA.Ek-ldew -id . . �
of Huron. All orderp entrusled to -,:---I .. . I . . � I . mantel-thero -stood two .costly v,uses. answeried; "You know why.- Rose - Sa so-.'. Ida.fr6m: behind a fire screen., `T 6m. - . - ,�, . . I
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Will sell either by I u recog.$Zed her favorites.' Bui . I I . ... * , '.. , continually going to. I uire after and. I predict that..you win him *a- - .
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� or .The. 1=111oD )Mlual FiTe ma ' '* ' ' Upon asking for Mary she.was tph , aryr . .. . . I . .
ere she had drine to si.seak of'it, .Ida, Jda understood �er, and replied. .. ,i�eupon ,' steed of Ella. . . . . . !. I
per sale. Residence on the Bayfield. . . - ' -Opened a side door disclosing to. view ,"Very well; but tell - her, that -it she, on . immediately to her room, where ! -Ye4 answered Jenny; wh., Mary did fi�t. emu smile, 'for bez� . . .
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Road, one miles.outh of Clinton. . .Insurance.. CoMaln-IT. I a � cozy little iP�in,* with a large doesn't see fit to notice my vil§ftm, -I I she fatind. -her' reclining'. upon a eofu, .: Ross got very arm, complaining that there was'something revolting in, tbjl� - - I .. ... . . �
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. . roperty- I I -:tint to her. litlPle simpleton Ella, who Only came I .
-Farm and Isolated T6wn P age had the desired effect; I ,gave a delicute Henry, who was coweited. onoiugh til. � `
. . "Hem," said � shei "you. are This mesa � i -which
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I LICENSED AUCTIONEER; --G OR- � . -Omdsks� . 'exclusive, for evw nijht when I feel. 6ss-.- King-, frord ';Philadelphia felt her thick shining:buir *.us combed. up of seeing Hi601!71 . . . . . he faricibd his �'ele'gant preseace- irt-. - . ..
ge Elliotti licensed auctioneer.fbt J B. McLean',.. Presilicht, Seafarth P' . cold or. fidgety 'I shall run in: here� hat nothing would rabitify hdr'm' ' from her-forehi6ad- in a. , manner .high- 1. . "Seems to me 4�oyu`v,0t, -changed your Spired.! If Ella- With- all her weaux-m: . . . . �
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the County of iluron solicits' the � . � . -Vice-Pr6sident and. sleep.'with'yov- 16 it a. bargain.?" , ban to be' neglected. by Ida, who-,wvp ly becoTding to her style 64 bedut;Y:11 mil�d.. wlth..reggrd to Ella," said and. beauty plueed an lavalunblo- es- I I '.. t ..
I O.; - Thog Frwrf � . 1. I ' . . Until that day Ella -had never, h6aril I . .
patronage of, -.be pul;116 for bulri- I ? ;c � Mary was " happy to speak, ar.d : uther .a leader am6fig the ruing . , ,Jen ...., ** , , , *. . timate, 'his,', utterlPtiOn%. V19r. . - . -. I
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BrueeMld P�. 0. ; l". E. MPTS, I S, - &Opping'into, the essyL�chair -she butsi 4&511i6nables. , A,cix 4 a her' siiitei ft1W handiiOine . . haln't 'either " nd i .u6tTer itintweteridin - : I I � I . �
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nesq in his line. Sales conducted - Sciforth P, 0 . wdingly. � .. a thing possib4o; ' oL always thoi.ight her S%ii should n . g gistar bw . .
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on percentage (,r so much per sale. Treasuret., ; . into tears. in al. r;omeut Ida Wo; -long consultatioin, with- her mother; even' .thought such i a;d equally in love with him . I
� .. . '-Diract'l;rs- - - was seated in'the sarne,c -on . but now, as She looked upon -her, she - now. she hangs . Mnry so youn%' dindy stroked his iiiustacba� ' . .
to. William ".Shesnoyj. ' Scaforth; job' :Vnth her armaround Mary"'a necic was Mary. 'In the cotirse � of. the' aftor-�,', acknowledged to. herself that Henry - mach I'm thoroughly die ted. Dtit with is white" fiagerUtP . An(f wP6Piids.V& _ �
I All business promptly attended hai7'and ShO'Concluded it. best to call up ,round gus .
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-George E Pre than half. right, and she ,.sw-Ahere^a Henry now, a� Mr, SQ- if db& �
rO-. GrIiVe, WIAthrOP ; George -Dalp, Sea wondering ..'why she wepL Then aA- Pnoor4 chaneing to be near the, front was 100 . .1 I -2 , . , what Ella'Campbell would say. �
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. sidence on the 13ayftold Line. .58 forth; Jnbr Vat,t;,HarIoek;-- . John I uport 1window, she saw Mr. Belden's, car, ...feft a: pang of jealousy- -i .fear that dert*9 gate�lth' �� '-- -- -� ': knew 'how much hor sister adminxi, , , I . I
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I .� . " = bmught one of' tbem riage, drive away trom his d6or. with . con vas Zinin ; ne;arly her ad5mbm- . .
gennewit-.1; Brodh�agan ; Janies'Evaii'' th'e vases . Mary iiiight prove her i1val. Still she I., The M - firm, and. how veLy .
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I Beoeh�o d; -James. Connolly,' fortunate she *as in be g out"Jenny, sa At length Williani amse ta'9�1. �na
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50, YEARS# . . . Ifolmeaville. � , . . You--.-& . , without a word to her =#x'er or .Solden'B,"`fot," sold she,."I.dare say , which -led to Mr. So J a , advaiicing toward Mary., lie took bar 1. - .
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PERIENCE ., I : `L!A,06�TS ' . Iments-.to the little girl -who nursed Jenny, she throw on 'her bonnet, and some Of On I "It -B funny thot t laid"be, to.. �11 a . I �
. ,Robert Smith, Harlock ; V. Ilin-* -him on board the Windermere, and-, shivil, � and in h -thin French 6li%>- ''You just because you � are hore.r" i getlier," thought 6be, ile Rom ,car,, marked emphasis -crh the word' sister. I
W& . . I 'Who cried bs� he ealle or .,Vj�dow, t tinued,�, - .. I . .. , . . -B , , .
cbleY, Seaforth;'Jam6s : Cumnlings. , . . d her', Zra .A the� .street.. ar�d, - Ida hastiN walkedio,the . .
., 4tepped a, --O. I Ill �. .. 1. . .4, "I find my sister greatly changed;im .
. . I r. standing wAh' her I back t4wPard " M11a, '%,thing wi, surprise ra6 it�o*; ff ..Imp,r�, I last Baw.'her,�� - '. , �
0 t , 'ginonolville; J. W, ,Yeo. Holme - Uglk 1*1 . � I Belden's door belL Of course' who continued, "I thin � . ' vW. Since - changed,"'! retumpt- . , . .
, A I I, . .. � . S' 7 ble she was "to disapp6intodmot to fi'nd, k Ws so funnV Henry h ' t to rul . - Arid you too are 11 -
I I I - MAry's heaA was Almost audi I ining alter her. ' , . .
, Ville. . . . the yoting In - . I've inquired and'inquired about'Mr- I am gAT Mip Moreland !a away I Mary,,'bet eyes filling with'. toa=6 .;: - . .
, . in its- beatings. and her. cheeks took dies I at bovia," and letv - - ' . , of . .. I . .
-i Parties desirous W effect insurance in her �ard for thern, tripped'back Stuart, but no-one knows him,. and though -1 - tvmcy he's too much goo vf6i William's mariner was, not as ce
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-transact other business Will be medlined, Returning the vaw'to the highiii pleased with her own cle I nclusion he wns. Sense Lo Swallow . . . . I . � .
TRAD� MAMS or Ida ou�lue baek� L, to ,h ' . I ver. . I've cortie to the co . a personP, jitst bow old". I . . . � I I , .. � .. I .
Drmlo,� - .Promptly attended to oft, 4pplicatio ' raftntelpieco6 e noss, .. I I animposter-�r a, country schoolmas- cglise Id -A and his old. maid a#ntsay . . . : � . . . � . . I . .
� - ace; -Meantinis-Ida, and'yitry were err ' ter one or the other."- . . P4 1 I � I
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. C0PyRt(U4'M &r- * to any ot' -the ab0e. oftleers addressed side, and bending closer to het f � , ' he must. - ' - . . . .
Anyone sending asketob and dewriptlan ftay' . I . sso, whispered- "Cousin .George told L their zide about. the city' L until , ��re was .a. supprespied laugh bo,�' 1 Hem the conversation: waa intar' � CONTINUED IN NE XT Is"SPLIM .
rViekly nacertain our opinion frW Whether An to their respective pogtoffices. Lo years ago, when he flxat came iog where TdaP06;� I mnt,;d 1W 4,,,.j,... .A.AT50. ^VAA, . . � . . .
ent . Me' -joy-Ing Gll�an�' hind *the lace curtain . . � . .
P Jon, is probably 111196-donahunlea. - of - you. I eoiiii suddenly up& an . I .
00* MIS qtri!1grC0n11d0ntF-n1-%fflW loupate&A inspected by .the illreetor who I.lvc' heie 'bRA I foigot all about Lit� and grinder and morikey.L. the. spirited s.nd Whet Mary began to def6pol Mr. f .. I... . I . IL . . . . . I I
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