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. . 10, V., NQT*gK4r1k, M. D.- XqTo%$A4 The dowand of returned cmigrants ,0�jp00,4p*0 � 1. 1-1. 11� �... -
- 11 - , , oqpo,00000 And tUe thfng,flii the if .1 I I I , ' " " - .
-21 , . I , or land is causing a rmar4ble rise 4p, I � � I � . , nosy I , . `
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, - , 41 Vilift, And wishes in 4 6 - , 'M th bu�j In preparatiod for
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I � I I I . , LEW--i=1 *PAX on a. rollorl" " . ii4oruiag,watil aighs did the ,little i4c.
, ., -ros # ,01H011and a visit last week 0 1 re"s a tive form ( , PATENT AWACM - -,
'L t 8 .. 10, . I . I Mr. Lincoln could b4trdly L of Grandma ITOW14nd, flit" I .
. � .1. . , I from room, to room, wa,shing windows " I
�, .. . . ,smile At Rose's reason!
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I , � .1 $ be decided, he which needed no washing, Usting. ta,.
: ',.It` - -',K$,- . � I ,, 10 . . L 49441% said, "We think it beat, for you,to go, bles On Which 40 duet wi�a, ly And Physician to Amig" L,L'
� , h ., BA %TK I - Wft : - . � Land shall accordingly make. arru e- doing a thousai)d tM, 'A 14hp The Honest And Use$ tbo sot , .. � .1
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. I I A GENERAL BANKINU'r J3U,Sl,' " - L i N I , I It : with YOU, And Jenny, t8ii, will be tiao L.,,,.l �ja lady bestow more I'b'an . 1-- It"
. �� L .. d1% 04 0 1 tber., a part of tho tinie"; then. not usu-W,mre. . `Twaa -the "i0pare -chain. _ brou&
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. ; : NESS TRANS&OTED. NOTES is 11 : Aufbw9f A.0041 Rhwst" "InW HOWOSt"d 011 0 wishing to witness the'effect of his ber"111 at whose. windows Rose,"when the Dominio .
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. . 11.1 .1. . , V3 . 0 ' words, he butilf left the room, paus- a little girl, had stood for hours .
. I. . 14 � . : th* "64* &`Tempost 4nd $aMbIlloolt lift. , ing in the hal . to wipe Away ,.the watching the tbin, b . Ulat"911 Of the Manufacture ,and xale
I.. � I .1� DISCOUNTED, DRAFTS ISSUED L I A recognWed authority, L . . . 11 .. , , lue mist and . .
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' 4 . 1. Mr. Puddleouil*, director 0 e4ra which Involuntarily came to his &007, clouda as they floaW Around Of Patent ,or proprietary medicines JOL .
L . r, . . . . . eyes am he overheard Rose angrily , the tall green mountains, which ,,at , and it in ,
.. ,�� INTEREST kLLOW-ED 0 N 'D I.,'- of the Otta,wa Conserva. . . I I wonder, - of the Utmost importance . �
W I . . . I . ! tell ber If he.wauIa,--ers4-)i;;r.'6e&W f;i I I . "why she Should be turned the great distance seemed t6 tower re6eiving a great deal of a entio",
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. I.. 1, �� , . . �y . ,oll -What pathwisy,* n Ti 'Wfi*fi way *b4i ;P� out of doors ivhea she wpnit able to upward, and upward, until their top$ .
, �. I ... I . L 10`reb�ded L . that scitiothing there wea not one ray of sunshine sit up VA not only by the propric
.,: ,' IPOSITS. SALE INOTES PURCH- WAS. The bea were lost in the sky, above, At the I
. k'l L juriep. Tnox� . sound of her I~e tary medicine
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I I . I was 1kreatly surprined and which o"n her, buoyant spirits 69tdA "I never can bear tbe"scont of those foot of the Mountain, and I . manufacturers, but also by the )eading
., : � delighted will, the Afartin-Orme footate-Ps. whifle sometimes kept bor .. nearer Glen- doctors and
�1. 1; ASED - - - - - - - - - - - - - Piano IL plave,j 6n lami nizht. I Awake the hy . Other from the surrounding gloom great tallow candloa, never, wood, was a- Kinall druggists. Zvery mauu- I
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.-, " . . . I IbUild it to7bo, one of the triost L along night, . his' Her only sister waa'slowly but surely "sad then to thi . said she; sbeet of ,water facturer of reliable and high class ' .
'. 4 haggard face Iri tbi moming. A= I - , .a I I was .
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''I frateful of All th'. ufidgNpianm mother's nervous, Anxious 'manw 'a WboAL ;enny L . I uk of the coarse Sheets, 'which now In tho� spring -time
L * � I r . , I dying, An thought ol ., nd Patchwork,b0quilt*--oh. it's plainly diBcernibl remedies welcomes the bill as La Step.
� A 0- I : , have ever tried. - . 0 this she felt that It Ross could, goly dreadful!" ' ., o from the windows in tI,s right
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I . . told Wr that rWn harIvint. . of Rose's cham � I scusWO10
L �,;.�. That waq two years thom� L and bear the rftt.WJ Xenny's hea, .. ber,.and with careful has broughtout tho, faci th . .
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� . ,i:� V. BRYDONE, - ajiro, Mr. v4adicombe . . to forget' how much she )owed burstilig, but she forced down her own -lowland arranged . PlAysicians in Canada An& on the .. .
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I., . . . writes now: - in"dot a' hor reverie Vow.y liam 0ender, who that morning had sorrow, while she strove to com look out upon the f4ny 10 t approiro -of And proscribe Psy.
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L I ? . . roturned. He had delivered the le$. ,,, fort .
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: �"L� . I have had amV, op?ortunity honorably and menfully asked bw of her aistei, telling her how strong and moun.tains beyond, Snowy white , = in .,
. BARRISTE R. SOLICITOR ter, and now, restless and unquiek he , oases, of tile most difficii1s
Wearing quall untry fragrant With the leaves of rose and very serious throat
,.�� of tVting the artIn-orme Well the, bracing air of the co . , , and. .
. ''I -oTC. *tv in the Cpn.-4rN-n- SM down to* await its emawer, 'IS her parents, And b6eq ppurtiiO with 111ameter. " In 4 recent instance of
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�- , I torY here, and it is.pe . . uld would make her and . how refreshing, geranium which had �
. . �', , - . NOTARY, ,iUBL10. F tisractory, I irkaly owe.at last -his rof ot emeh "tompV-no� byL her father, for oo, , been pressed . And lung trouble .
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. � ! -Sloane Block- i"iy . eeta Patient, had been using Psychirio., -
, OPFICE . , ed in. language r Mltdmad he have followed the di tbi�
. Cl INTON. .sa consil'o- W L, -otates. of his when her f6ver ' ,
'ter jqdffMePt L was on, would be the ' within- their folds, were the sh Two adi
I � Write for �wal�l tor� _ . 'he would. Will clear; cold water which gu�hed from which cov
I . $,:L 1. I . ue, . that lie 06uld nimt feel Angry, he ered the W, the -last Rose lo ng United States specialists
. Ar I Twlf,c&-thrma times he reW it ever. the Spring nearAhe thorn-applalree. Lincoln would ever rest upon., $.oft �re constihod, in addition to two , .
, I ,�' � . Prices and.ternis of M tin, I of" pyen his daughter to the ewe we L
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.., � Orme Pianos to , I hoping, to find some Intimati ' one who he knew Would 101"fullY where in childhood they so oft had and down eminent Canadian b '' . L
I , an tbo . , y,were tile Villows, And, the , sibians. UF`O
. RIDGUT & HALE I 1. . . I . L 11 . shield her from the 8 (4 played. - I ,. learning �w 1) y n
I . P0381bly she n ight relent; but -m, % . Thk she spoke of the minia� patchwork quilt,, R�seis hat'the. patient was Using, **. .
1� p tornp of 'He' ) . . . partimilar. ,
A,�. . . I ORME a SON$ Llinifed wo,q firm and"ileeided. and while ;he � was net be, but, the cold, proud moitb� ture waterfall, 'which . not far from aversion, was removed, and its place a isrImP16 Of Psycbine ivag taken t1lid
."ri Conveyancers, ' 1.3ominissioners, ' . L L or, who so haughtily rotgood William's their grandmother's door made "fairy I . A91.
,�, OTTAWA, QAT. , thanked him for the. boom he cantor- ng U-4- - -s ' uppli,ed by one of more,modern make, `41yzed, .with tbo, result -that the L
�. Real Estate and Insurance , I . -red upon her ahe respeetbAy declioed� request, secusing him of taki ,like music" all the day loni, and at ()ilce Mrs. Howland thought to PhYsicians' adviaed.. its cont,
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e Agency. Xoney to loan. ... ., ... � . 'pting lk assuring him that his derhand momas to win her da"ghoes last, as If Soothed bLy.the sound .Of shade the windows I They. proscribed no other medicine but. 11.
. I t &*ce Affections. . - _ . with the Venetian I
,�. . secret Should be kePi Inviolate. ,. � . that W -off folllng'woAer, Rome forgot blin,ds which hung I . . rsychine, with the . L
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j ' her trouble, and sank Into W Sweet. lowf but'they Shut out so much sun. . a .
C. 13. HALF, -- JOHN IRI L. . I ... . , , 01 had rather saa you d Le*d I- - Said 1111y, recovered and is �
.� DU11T . . , . . . � . � - I I-,- I - � "There'll . mania ?j��. 'the * &** - _bofflU WPn_An. ti,�A - has f . . �
. I . . - , �d - -freshing al'uMber, in which she light, and made the room so gloomy, RPlondld wall;-ing arid talking adver-
�. I . . thought he, "for like to, . ow mt�n , _ wh6n Jon - .ro L that . . . time that�sh
q I.. .. L . .1 have it krmr;r� thia I have been pf�- ny knelt at bor feet.. i4d pjem�&4fari 'Arid6med ther joyou-s� Summer, a. barried them -back isubsti., tisamentfor- -01e. -wonderful- eurative-- _:,_ .,
. . . . 1. - I . � . her to take back the words she bad had c6me, and � well and tuting in their place plain -
. . . . . . . . . fused by .4 poor unknown.girl," %rA' , that she. I *i�to mug- power .of a remedy that will "stand ,. .
- . I - eui�tains, The best rocking chair 'tore ' ' I
- DRS. GUNN & AlcRAE. ' I . . . then, 813 the eoDvI6U4h- came ,,,e, -spoken- "I�badrather sea, yoit -(lead , Arong as Jenny had predicted. was lin � ... up') ,U . the keenest professional .
r, , M ' R ' 'him iliat she would never be his. he than married to such -as be, I mean . .tho. happy brW of.'George Moreland, and the old-fashion6d eariped mirror criticiani and analysis. As a builder .
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Dr. W. Gunn, L.R.G.P., L.U.C.S. , .him head upon the table, and what I ha�Ve said. and you� will never who led her to a grass -grown grave-- :Were broUght-up trom the parlor, �� " up Of the systom and restordr of -all I
.. . Edin. � such tears i La I did �7j,gri. be him., I I � �' . : the grave of Mar ted Coilidi
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L, � a V . q Ho*ard, who had then when all was done Mrs. How- was ' . ,
- . ,weep - Ir% .Tenn* kaiew.�Villiarn too well to died of consUm ' I d Ave a sfg6 of ti a tion that equal,'a;d the best 'nd most earnest
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. - If* . ' laid I think'ho votild ever - Sanction an act- in Glenwood I . � .. . it ,was so well.done; and closed .the physicians recognize this -fact, '
office -Ontario ,!"Pet, Clinton. Night 0 . 0. L L , IM and delicate - . I .
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I i_ L ... � . - . . . of disobedience to her mother., and While Rose was aleepinglenny-4610 roorn'until. Rose should arrive. 11 At the age of 21 my l.ungs were irt fa terrfbl6 . . . I
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'I 0 - 0, Ere 101ilff, t" was ., another knoek � t grew faint,' and her eyes softly down the stairs, ane., t1,1*:,�, ,,? .. I .. fflate. I h4d la'gr4t the Year before; it settled
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clim WiW tearg, As she thoughi'Of eon. on her shawl Arid bonnet weat. across . CHAPTER. XXVIII, . . on ray lungs and I ept steadily griiiving worae . .- -
At the door- and hastily *-,Vriping Away , quering the - -- --- . . I . till 1-gotdown so low I livne In: bed for six weelm I ...
, Dt. T. T. McRae, all traces of his emotion Henry ad. love which had grown - the street to confide her troubles with. I . . � � I I had a conspitation of doetors, nnd they said they .
mitted his fatheri who had came to with her growth and. Arehgthened Mary Howard, Who, while � she Skin- Through the rich crimson. curtains * Lotill do notbIn1twore forma. 'I'lien I started to I
. University & ,roronto I . � with. her strength, .There we . a anoth- pathized deeply with her young frie d, which shaded - Rose. Lixicoln'i sleeping uso.'Psychlne. ook the medicine for -more Uum' . .
.r. - 1,1,0 I talk* of- their future prospects 'Which .1 a year, lt certainly did wonders tor me, I anz � L I
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... . . . I I , - . were even worse than he.had'feared, er reasoD, too;. why Sonny should was not surprised, for from herslight rtoom. the golden, beams of . - *arm I . �
Office hours at liospita,l :- .. . a now.asi strong as i was before my sleiness�, , .
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1 to 3 P. m. ; 7 to q-,% M. I. b478 .been, appolaw agent weep as She -sat thire alone In her * acquaintance- with Mrs. Lincoln she March sun were stealing, lighting up . . '. MRS.H.Hopl; .. I
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"I . . . for ,thp . 14**- But he did not reproach hiswaywud' , room. From her father she had -heard cibuld readili believe that one so . am- the -thin features of the -sick gi , A with ' . . . � ,Xorpbth,0nt,, .' . I.
I . 11arris CQlu-t son.. nor .hint that his reckless -6x-1
. Pany in this district and will Iravagance had hastened the calimity OI.qI that was to happen. The lux- , itious and haughty L w9uld seek for , a glow� so nearly resembling 'health Psychine, Pronounced, Si -keen, isthe i
I . keep, O , complete list which ,otherwise might possibly have urtes to Which. 411 her life sh- had tr daughter a wealthier alliance, than that Jenny, when she -came . ' I . 1.
: jin� 11 .a b�6efi -Avoided. Calmly h' tem. cing the appetite, purify- ! - . .
�; beon.accii�tomed were to be bera no a poor la*yei. -All that she could say, her sister good -morning, started with greatest Of tonioil' building Up the . By*
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-DR. .J. W., SHAW- of Sul) lie a MY tore oppos- * I o stated the , longer. The ple"ant country house to comfort Tenny she did, bidding her s look ing,the blood, aids digesQQx,'sud,.Actw . .
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ita the Mols s Bank. .. ektent 1to which they word involved, .rprise at wing.her So wen. .
I � . adding that though an -entire. failure ' In Chicopee, dearer far than .her city. to Wait Patiently and lippe.foF the�. "Whi , Rose, you are better," Said directly upon the throat. -and lungo, . .
. . -OFPICE- . . r. am also couti, ' * ' home, must be Sold, and nowhere in . best. . . I . I I L . in, - . .
. I . .1 nulng, t1f0 might be prevented a Short time, it . 1 fair - cheek :On which giv g tone and vigor to
. 'A' ." kissing .tbe,� .1 . I .the eDtfrli: - � .. � L . '
. .Aour, feed"and seod-�-grahi b`U`S--.L - the wide world Was there a Place for � You -are blue and dispirited," She the ray of, surilight,wits resting. systemi At all druggists, 506. lind $1, .,
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. . ould corneat lait; and that,,� ban . . . I
" w , . 8 "and. a little fresh air will do Rose lisdJUS er deep ..
. RATTENBURY ST, EAST, . ine"And r�spectfully solioi+, a -prable p4meiA of L thorn to rest., L . . aid. � I .... t awoke'ftom h or Dr. V� - A. - Slocum, rAiaitod, ,179 . .. , I I
I . . . I -his' debts Would It was of all"this that 16nny was )d. .Suppose, *6 wall� 'Around morning 614' ber', sad now remeinbq- - - " . -
. . . . -1 . .. . -010litinuarwo �.01,---yo atrft,w'�I � AdaVE -beigars. . .. L-fte . 1.11 d----Lyou' go(---- ' ,'in L Kiilg_ Street Wfttl. Toronto. I- . 1). , - L . -
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. A. � . . ur ... 0 . . k-Ahein - :_._._ ---Ahinkmg�--that drea--r-Y a rnoon; an , .8, ' squar�- or t*o;16i see, the . rain - is Ing that -this was the .day appo _ . . -L L. I .1 I I . .1'..
-CLINTON.- 11 I + O' . It or myself. I '-do not care," Said .. . . L inteii. '. , ' * I . 1. . � I L
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I . . L wretched man. pressing hard his enny *1 -Glen* 6*6d,L - I . I . . . 4 , . ., I . .
I .. . .the window hat'Aboughts went back . JT ' consented.: "and *tho'. Lhad, She burst into tears, wondering, "why . . . � I
, .1 "I aching temples," where the gray hairs L Y . -L . . . � . . 1. I � �
. . .. J...LA For . . had. .thIckon6d.-within .. & few * short rAst , . . . . I . - � I
--- - L . 0 - do again to her sister, and shepurmur- hardly ffoiie half theldngth of astreet they would Po in. dragging her .
I . : .. � I , .1 . . . L, 70cWsoled by 1. .
. . I... . - ! - . � . � . . . . L' weeks "For'. myself I do not care . ed, "If. she could only live." � lorhen William himself joined thern. fro&L'horne-" . . ... � . -these 'reflections - die * : . . . . I
DR. C. W. THOMPSON . . I . .. L . . . I I . . ' - But it couid not bo; -the flat had. RightlyL gU - that .'her. absence ,!'It's only a pretense to. g �
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I �.- .-- * '. . .. . , but. for. my L wife' and children - or . - easing L ' � .ei.. -me became more.- calm; and., had hei* fa- . . . .
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L L . . ... . de forth, and ROSe,L like th would riot be noticed M L - know," said she'. "And -YOU: -ther.now given his .
I � . -.:11 I -that she muM Miss is fair t, .,turned I -
� PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON . I . . Rose . and I= . away, I . consent for bar to .
I L . * hose name �he bo suddenly-- -h . .1monain. in' Bost' .
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. I . ' oce ' med comforts, :-is the keenest L .Mmer flower tw. ito.: a kde 'a is - well confess It, at oncev, - You ,. ( -W, 'accord haVe gone� to Glenwood. �.,
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� ,. pang of all.,, 'L " . . .. .. MU Veral W1 n.and Zonny 'to th L 'tired of waiting upon'me.�, I ., . . I .
Special attention given' to diseases 0 ' � 1. L" . L' "StLiade and pass away. Forse 4-ial emselves.- . we , � . . . I.. . . I 1, .
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S All this �tinio Heni7 had riot spW(in days afte-r- Mrs.- Rdssell'� party* She From thatWm6ik Jenny xeturned to - Mr. .. Lincoln * now -came in to�-'Seel . ; �. � 1. ... . . I . I., I , I..
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� of the Eye, Far, Nose and Throat ...... A Ch.'xtstmaw . I 0. J.-k'bep 'U13 .but - th.� I aWS L o.f' her,bbrne much-'bi6riier' than F;h'e left hid daughter. but all, his-'atterqpts to ith'' " ' " * . 1. I 1;
. . . . but thought was busily at work. go I . - � 11
. . . . 11. nature had'bden puti -DOW. It.` Sh6 had aeon -Willlam�had tal6d` soothe her -were in -vain. She only re- W
, -office and Residence- -' . . .. . . � . I , jiged� a��id . . bony stood in the I dep�Dt� '7aV tlia - � - - �
. . . . . -could not bestir himself; he,had no. h � lay all 'day in a darkened room'. With him of the past, prese-it, , signal' to S _
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HURON ST. SOUTH. CLINTON L I . . . . . , energy, for that 'now � but he ;��d M an L plied,. "Let me stay id home, he * .. ta�rt - and- just the . . L. '
. I M()ani;g ,with - pain, and wondering -fttur6��hed caut7ht from hiq hopeful re ... final' -all ab � d"' was sounded, a --�'-,
- . . , . whode,,'w;ealth . this room, .my -own r6om -11 ". adding 'hamj�oin, e
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. 3 doors West of the COMmer�iai hoteL' . . Pre'.s ente. '� .. - 'would keep' him in the position,he ,'. . orrow. "I'll try - - _q oar .
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-DR. F. A. AXON.- ,.. . . . . .� . :, I ... 1im. to 'SU an extremity', 1,6*ard the room N�ithout a w L I I L h desei*e th t,'.� said..T any. raising- her.;, . . . . I. .
. I . I ., . . I a , . , --Jenhy, .What does .'make.'you look 4ppeaiht)ce. asked what - had happen- hand its if. t�. StAYL her'biater, a 'L thought- � wife..'.Tenny, and a gray4isired raw, . - . �' * , .� �, '�
dusk of evening Henry stiirf�d again I - � the fA6ily �hysicisn.%gether tb' i
I (Sucome,sor to Dr. Holmes.). . There. coxild'not.. bd a more for .Mrs. campbews. Lights were so blue and forlorn?. .1 hopeyou don't .ed she could' not forbear.,tellinz her. -less words; wbile Mr - Lincoln. laying Ley - - ' � :
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8 LW . * Aed ' Wth the ilark shakin curls. anrZ low whispe* I .
I . . work. . I appreciated -Cbri' ,present . d J,*L* ^- fool to care .for sudh . a Avered, I ks - , g OfL hasty turnhi4� of heads, -�i . I
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Graduate 6f the Royal College of � . . I .. LLLLL rough Ahe paitially-opened. shutter &i;6 4?'��ghi , ::&a - 7:
' L ' . . t Ella was Alone Reclining. in A ter. -it, .was I . .&#-, � ;,. . . bitterly :� -, I .... . I t-: . rl?' ' h 60ticed And �ommonted upoiW . . 1. .
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graduate of University of Toronto . , . . � . . . 1- �g- Up . comatienced ,P , I Me.. Ile W(�Q, �
. " elbow, the -soft.curls. of'heit . Senhy nodded , Arid. RoSe. procedded. � .. - for mciving.. .oseL to!Gleri� 'ibe must l6a,ve her ho h . L rMs
�. 7. . � I r falling over her wMto arm, -T must and will.. be Well before -he Wood , and -1h the excitement of get- . fust ' . . ..
� . Dental bepartment. G" of. th� a w a,V'fr o'm , h Om' e, th An, a y e.a r.! s' , " `�r , rather.bear her' .,u , re1iroac-hag . .4ustod with the iffort She: had mad a1vL . .i .
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Chicago Colle of Dental S f comes, for 'twill ,never do to yield the. - . ting. ad ' h "The sight Of her, so Young, so -fair., . 1.
e urgery.. I . . y a e in a Measure forgot than have her - 1�ho'w that -they weie . . I
. . which the full bfqe cashmere .61cieve I field to that ..Howard girl,. wbo.tljoyL rtffie tallow candles,and-pii'Achivork i and. apparently so low - 'hushed- - aU:',, I I
Chicago. . subscription' to:. .'-The'- Clinton exPobed to view:. She seemed deeply �. � � L 'bed-- . beggars; for'& Sudden shock, the phy- �
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I Will be at the Commercial hotel .. I ;aged in th4ughk and ne is contriving eve way to gethtm ` q sipian. said, might � at . any' tia , t1t L. I gay' � brkW' -
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� . gayfield, every I NeWs-Record. .V .. I 'had she looked ,so lovely to Henry ---cowdng around My, Aun4 Martha; much shocked her aiArst. . . .' - . her Ifte. Mhoroughly sel&h as she - PA Y who had taken podsession of the , . . I .� 1.�,
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. ., . .eyes jh�' bric �kirt, the one -'-viith in .6. cam.. I ayiAg - -arii� Across his , erous billo 1731a with themulb- , .1 .
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Civil Engineer, Architect, etc. . . I ., � room, He had been- consulting,with on it, for.' when- .George. Moreland - had - said' . . . . L . . I.. ....
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� . . _ . . ' ' - , 11 ' his wife the propriety. of ,taking L, Rome cbmeS.'W Glenwood. 1*.shall .Want'.to L ' . . , . . . I engine moved iilowlk out -of : L.." ' � ".., : - .''. �
. (late Dominion Department . Public I . I I L . . . . . � spring up, aiid ��n Henry e;teredtb 1ef'grandmothbes in -the. count'r , ' Am. Wel. . ., , ., . . .
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I . the 6e4itre' of the ro6m. where thb ,full She would,thits be isaved 'the know]- too, " like L to -S� the : , ,,Not 16bg n6t long, my child;,. * - . he 16�oked - out - I I .. � . ,.
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I " I'M . . .'chandelier fell upon her * inuchlongei be kej)t a secret; and be- fashi!0ing." I . ,., 8=1 at 'City the father�s'reply, and Sonny brushed which.. she I - f I .,. '% - .
' - . . . childish features,'- lighting them.�up . - � L 'Was e"Ing , orevor..'Somo 1 -. , .
Consulting Enge L I des, that, th6y all, sooner or I L * ' ' test as she' too thotighk "not 6uch..14ea 'came'to .her mind, bb*- �.. �.:. L
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. ,;MEXICO , � - IIADd So my little. Pet it alone.- Said . mu L . And so. with the - that her. : *4 - er ithel.s%yi ; witth 'a sinile ' * � ',
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ectric Railroads,. Sewerage and I . . -be, coming forward, and rais' I . he. judgddait bwt.to she .packed away: .dresses her sister, sta . fi 12. .h . , , . � .
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- . . . I journey, which *as to be performed Mr. Lincoln turned away to . ht& a�.. , , - .
Bridges and Rbeuf�prved. eon- WINTER RI�SQRTS . . itunty 'is- out," he tontin.udd-foi I , Mrs. Lincoln wept�bitterly, for if Rose R*ered Rose; "and now, beforb YOU il L , . .
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I . . Round trip tickets are ' Want -special businets..' went -to Glenwood she. too,"must.of forget it.'put in my,legligm flat, for portly by ra way and partly -in a � te�r,' for he'hiid no hope tbAit she - '. . I I �
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crete. . . issued by to see you on . . go, and _ the. old brown h L *. if darriage. For, the, fito .time. . ginco the '. wbould'eveu re L . . ... I
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. tJi e Grand, Trunk' Railway �s " I Appear` with its oaken floor and wainscoted ' See how- nicely you' can fold the dress night of his ,3nmement with 'Ella,. 61 the next day they reaehed. . .
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giving choice of all the �;Da rou es, . . coiling, had now L 110' charms, .16r. ibe- .� � K,yqt�e.4 -Xrs. Camp&e-21, j,K;..q- 'Was .this' -
Phone 2220 LONDON, ONT. .going one 'W'ay'L " ' .. I thing when he was with her shii be L I laussell,14 partvr-,J *.. I I mornMI ., wood. and Rose" more fd9gued than ' - . I
L - ."Why'. Rbse#L L' ---. free f Intoxiocating-drinks-.-He b she waa-'i'llig. 'wy&n - I . :
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I I . and -re - 1 9 an- gat to tremble. and withit`1jr;;,wi- - , gay w0man of fashion ho *d with- whaf: can . rom g a owled now . -
.,. . � him ,,Wh.V ng dbli want Of thatr':asked,.A�nny, heard them say that Rosb must die, � that she . was so determined to gel* - , ,
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.� . other. ' - � . I what she Said- asked- . he disdain from thd'humble roof which. . You = but it had soemed to him like an un- well, was lifted frornAe carriage L -Atid- -�, t ' - -
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AUCTIONDER-JAMES SMITH .Ll- from ' L L I I . ' -'%Ih. T Want to L. QWW it: to RraV.4 pl�easant dream, fr;om� which he now.'. carried into the h . . I IL
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.. .censed Auctioneer for the County . . � . * .... L .. I meets me -more than half -way"; and b t sJa4ce, she said; "Oh, I. can't ma� just� to bear her - groan 'over our. awoke to find it a reality. - They had' hastened forward tOL receive her. and I . . ...
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of Huron. All orders entrusted to --- . . . . Ahdm -lest his resoluti6a should fail go ere. Why not iingage rooms at , extravagancep and piedictAbst, we'll br her down from her chaniber, for once, Rose Ibrg9t to notice ,whether . I .
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me will receive prompt attentaon. he ;;6eated her in the chair -she hall . ye dome to rum..-. . lbr where Henry came unexpectedly - - fashion or last. - ` 1. L, I.. I.. .. ILI � . .
-sell -ntago left.- and drawing, an - ottoman th her ed is so odd and peculiar in her ways 16nn t. if 16ose could ' , , .
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Will either by prorcL or ThO WIND MUM01 Fite of living that'I never 'Can endui* it" - .upon her. He had'not. aeon. her i& "I'Am'- A". Sho, sold; "Lay me - . . r
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I end- and. again Mrs. Lincoln buried her . when the bill fat; the e lotind her where 1 can rest.". And .
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. . I IRSUra'nnle'� - Go"nu , from *the first time. he lever saw, -her .. , trimm is was presented she eyelashes restin I .. � . I
. - � . . - I . .. L. . 'he had wholly d6fermined that ,she briii thinking there was never in the would have wished it rorn6ved foriDver . g heavily, Upon her ther.cahied his child to the thagnber - - , - ..
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. I �. .. . -Farm and- Isolated, Tdwu'Property--�; :. ;�;ifd a womah, as. wretdied'herself ' in ior Sight:,' colorless cheek, ,and her iormall white prepared for her.with -sb much cara� . I., I
.. I I . is . I . - should. be ,his wif-61 And- Ell&;:whol- . eq)on't, Hatty, don't-, it distre,s;�s 9 L �Eafly.in the winter ' andS hanging listlaq, ly by her Side '' IVS Worse.than I thought 1twas,",,... -, ,., - .
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I LICENSED A�TCTIONEER.-GWR-� , ... : -OpFICVRS-, .. I" ly deceived, allowed her heAd,to'drobp- h ins ' n ' " incolai had, S' obU that dl, such hdL softly '-approached her, thinking' , said, MLI -9. HoWaInd,,retaixiing to the I - I �
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ge Elliott, licensed auctioneer for J. B. McLean, Pr�sidcnt; SeafoxthP ed to him her anavror. Thus -they were th otel'wo d coot -far more ,more recently maitle,. he, k nab- , 'bi , . . . � ..,
, now . . I- ' " - :g Lis he di& "Poor after looking in vain fo;r -the big *' ' � . .
. the County -of Huron, solicits the 0. ;' Thos. , Fraser, . V4ce-Pr6sident, betr6th�d�Henry LiAtoln ,and, Ella an I can afford t�. pay, L and - then,' ing. ... . - . � lips, 'W, sperib Sol rock. " . ..
- . girl 1. poor Roj3�1! 86'youngL and beanti; Ing 6hair, had1hrown b . 'L
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, -Glad am I to be� out of that , gather coufag'e lor ---- wbat*he-Was.-6�, ,-promptly to the boy who 'Drought it. - started. - - "' . .
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I . . � Phe're." thought the nowl"ngdged &ef' ,"Tell Mr. Holion-I will we him in,..& fo head ,he te,and. wiping , ' L"", I'
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on percentage or so much -per sale. -Directors-- . ' . I 10, W re ar hor'brotlier had left 'twas. Haset -she .
. will care for Rose's'souras well AS day or, two.1, , I . ..
� reaAdhod the Open bod " . I 1. . . . . them. she -looked 'A&douply around. 'been expoied Some way?"' L. . . . I
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-George Elliott, Clinton P. O., estiey,. Seafqrth ; Job �=d ,n more f , " The , ba�, t4bok the paper with an in. ,Henry .was gone-, but his words had "Not in tht . . ..
re- Grieve, Whithrop, ; George Dale, Sm ,-�wqn't I'lead 6 looked up quickly,and ' Solent gkin1or he had heard'tbe-last .
ette reely, Wril, Lincoln ' -1 Q6ast,,,'1 r6tuined. 3fm.: . A,
oot. "' her hus6axid continued; ,*X�w awakened In'bof miiid A . now Lin 1. t9hrling the golden stopper �
sidence on the Bayfibld Line. 38 forth ; John Watt Haflock; -Johr, � L. : .. I T. .4y. eirewatin,g"rurnor md . co p,
. I 'to, With ,that jar of tomato L , "that one of the'bi startling WbCWas sho'goin . I
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� 'Bennewies,: Brodhagan -, James F,van sweetmeatsl Now, if she,d only bun wd need not decellve ' ourselves longer, *. bugs was About to striaAh., up"; ang , L of her smelling -bottle. "The founda. . L
� - . geielii�ood ; - Jarnes -Connolly, back a little -but no, - She said ye 9 Rose must die, -anA, you know as well. -now, eager, toL. Confirm the repoit, �ho Did theX think 96, andwas this* the tion of her sickfiess was laid at Mount . I I
I . . . a, all I Whether our., training -has been ran swiftly back, to big emlil,!ujer, who 'i�ason of Henry's unwonted lender-�' Holy,oke,- and the whole faculty ought, -' - "'
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I � 'L . .'Holmesville. before I fairly got the words out; but - . "Just aS'l is L . ness P and sinking back upon her pil- to be indicted for manslaughter." . - � - 1:.
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I ,. . AdENTS- . . ... .mqney cOverdth -a mulUtude of sins-- world,!� 4*- ' ''. " - ' . draw on him for whai I tent him' , And roed .; .
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I . I o ra. Lincoln Was silent, ' that'll tell the story.. My -daughters I moilier who frowned dark- - . .
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.. R64grt . Smith, Harloc , ,I- beg your paidon ina'am." said he - .For a tim, M '. L whom, in the ftill.flush of youth and toward her.
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I D .chley,. Sibaforth ; James � CUM111111gs having rudely jostled A' young, lady, I .Shty . limw '4)mo* guest L � . . . 1.
§ ... Egmolidville ; J. W. -Yoo,.Hoinles- Who was tur I I said: "Do as you like, only you mAist 111i, , not going to � furnish money for . I as any One until she Went therp, and
1. A I . L . . I .. Ding the corner. . , . tell R6se; I never'can." his.All , .. I . . . . L. "I Ca nnot die --I will,riot die," . r consider it my.duty',to ,War . ii an " I .
I . Ville , , . I "I ... . Looking up, he met Mary Howard's he itt-lask Vousixig herself with 0 - - -
, k , I - . � ' Half an hour after, Mr. Lincoln - Of .all this Rose did not d . ' si parents'against Sending their daugbi� - ,
I Parties dosiro(fig- to' effect I ' ' larr%L dark eyes fixed, rather inquIT- U Me ers to a,Vlaco where neither health, '
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, I , , entered his daughter's room, and bond. In her4stimation there was =dfor 1
!J21 Y upon him, She was aecompan" � , . �
I ansact other business will be le - her father's wealth, and tho possibil air of manners, not anything else is attend-
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TnAria MA'MG by one of Mr. golden's Servants, " ,,,to _ over her pillow said, Gleg I
� I MStGN13 attended to on applicatio and he felt sure she was going to visit I lin to-dayP" I lity of his failing had never entered graa � *.. -JWMt xitustiaw and hwummdrke, L
I promptly L W is my dar g, n . . . I L' .
I CopvRiGwrs U. to any of the above officers addressed . '"Better, bettor-alzriost *611 *, - her mind. Henry indeed had -once i V01117 L L' I - . . I
P, on may hee.sister. Of come, 1311a - Uld to '1.�, I . CONTINU. ED IN"NEXT ISSUEw - �
Anyone gending a sketch and do&�rlgtl . via .11 " turnqd, -Rose, raising heraelf.-I IQ hinted it to* her on the occasion, of . .
" , )V Ickly "Cortain 011ie 0 W other an to their respective - postoffices. L, oss� her A% and what mua Mary think , - - . I I . . . . - I . . I
, ^ V elmon is probaulyr piniog froo I to, pioi�e what ah6 had sai& * her 'asking him ""how he .could fan . - . . . .
V i,AtuXime.gonnuun inspected by the director who liv"C", of one who "r shall. - I - . . . I
ilowi strictly conildent a]. a . . q.1 . . I . � . . 1, 1.
-$ twW13D - patoact"" ' . could'so soon rQP60 his be Out in it fe;w days, and theft you'll Ella. Campbell en6ugh.to marry her? I L L I . I
vept freo.Oldeat a Gney for socurlisiT atentfl. .. .., . I � . I .. . .
Cy nearest the scene. � VOWS of love to another? In all the buy me one of"thoso elegant'plaid "I'm not marrying' her, but her � I . I . . .I., ,�, . .
. atonts tAken tgrough munn p 00. roow" I ., . . I . I . . I .1 - - . - L . L . . I 1. . .
� &peeie,a not(M. witho", obarga. In Lae . � . . - *orld there was nbt an individual for - I - .
St. 11 � I .1. I . . 'L. ,whose Rbod opinion -Ilan silks, won't you? All the girIS are rnottey," was his prompt answer,- --and rea , L I � - .
g0fi . . I . - . ry , LincQln wearing them, and I haVen't had a X assurl) You, Youhg lady, 'we Arer more . ... . � '.
49 . .. ., . . ., . - . . cared One-half so Much as for Mary -than you im- Z:11Z 1
'fit Awakat I I ABL" new dress this winter, and helyi � Itis*,"In need' of that article 3nines,at NIO'giff
jL handsomely flinstratP B:o*kp,;rd L � .
I ,d we4lklF. �,Ara(38t an I and th(i thoifght that he Almost Mar .. I
rulation ot anystienwin . a a I � ahoUld tlo* SUrely IOM Lit' dh PA ' . . of ' 4-�-�
in n hya,ne'wjrBnd`ea1$03 uglim 11119 1111 xnMdened . gino." . . � . I I,—
joar-font o thk�,tL 83�ldnrnvl r. � ' Oh f how Oe -fa , Rose paid - n� 3 this, "Black Kilfght"Stove Polis I I , - I I I
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Ulm & k3,8W103dW*I,, low I I 1, -" TIME TABLPe- was forgo n, and that'night a fond speech. and when s o, found -that her C-
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unaich oflu,6'. V St- WO&Ln"On... . L 'Would be a shroud. But he could DoL- favorite Sarah was not to accompany . _ M I—' �
. Vk I father watched And wept over hfi'lh- g tnak6 stoves sllii)e by night as 7. . . I .1 I .
n wver her� she almost wept herself ingto conn- -well as bi day. Can't btirn it Off? ---,Z" 1. . I I
. . . Tral 9- will arrIV I e ait ar;d 6CPAtt ebriate son, for , , a �Wft too. much 0, man of ilia world , . L, ".. ..I I -
' - `- from Clinton station as follows. . Henry. Lincoln been so bb6fore bad. to Speak to her of doath-4o- would' Vulsiong declaring that her father to - . k 640. . I
.. eastly in,- ,leave. either. .-' 11 0 11lattcr 110 I I
. I . I I Sam, - - V,r. I ull yoU tua e -1
� . I toxicated, 11 L . that for her grandmother,- so. whom t90 mother imputed tho bl ' I . .. . *.. . . . I
BUV V ,ALO AND GODZRICII DIV. .1 I . . 1* without answoring her question he Was cruel and hard-hoarW, and that the otove. . I � .� 1
9 , " . i Said, L "Rose, do .You think You . are If It was Sonny instead of herself who �- r ...... ,,;- � � .
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, G61lig Hast . , L 6.1.2 a. in. CHAPTER XXVIII . .. lee you pollsh the Stove with - - ,If. ?I ).), .
11 41 . I I .. able to be moved, into the dountry?" WM Aidh she ,guessed "she'd have , ,)J - - I .0 - .
-UPPINCOTT . . � . 7.31' A. ol. Prom on6L of the I ' "'What) to OhicopeeP that horrid forty waiting-waida if ahe, wanted . I .1 . . I , . I . I .
44 - is . . . uxtuiously-fu& . I . . 4 . . . 0
MONTHLY MAG"INIL I 1 3 1 3 1%, ri, dull I ' I thought we were not go.,, them," I -1 I I .
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A FAMILwUnnAny ' 64 44 6�. . ish,od dhAmb6n of her father's olegiint ttorc� this 'summer," I "I should like to know who is to 4 0 Vh. I . . .. I .1
1 5-20 P- M, mansion Jenny LinOoln looked mourn- 'fiP' 0m, r take caro.of mer' said she. "Jorm . - .
, - Goin West . . % I 11 01 11. 111. fully out 'Upop the thick, angry, "No, not to Chico but to your Isn't going, and grandma. would thinK Va h1ught, stowroh - .
tWw, 9 '..: IXI PI -m. clouds which, the livo4ong day, bad grah rha ., owland"s th. Glenwood, . c 1. . .
I The Bed- la Wet U , it (I . I . it an Unpardonable, extrav 0 to . " .1
, COMPLne 14 ' ltLZ V"j%16V.- -'§ " Thp pbysician,thinks you will be more I L ,. .�
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ov ti . . , I -"0--P-,w _ 4-9- -1 quiet Ahi5rd-1 dua --- the -puiv-iiif *1117 d& him -&-mmffit, - _X__Will__ not- go _ 0 __ And—, - � -----i .. Veit a touch after usiltig,.y.on will il,vMys 1. I . L .
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0 ANO, � . of the rain aa. yott good " that ends it I If you ��knt to be rid StOVL,. L rof
� 11 . .. it fell upon the desert� lo,2 have a beatitifully -shiny 7' ' a Uk.
� PAPERS ON TiMt.Ly T6VJC$ ON - DA60P, DIV ed pqvonvonf bolo%, and then, with a Ros6, lo'bkw 6atneotly In' )"or fatfi. � of me, I- can die foat unough here." 11 f . , UL � 1.
4 2.6 PtA VIsA LOND , ITURON & sboL,tuMed Away, and or's face to see it he xneant',�hat he � Xrs. Lincoln had nothing to , V ".7 lastill" .3114tt, there is nothing �1, tri e ul .
I ti: go W6. A 660V , 601h, South, 7 -.5 0 ,.%. m long, (V(q. P : igh, .1, , . ..f .
le 9. , said, -and tg�n replied, ""I'd rathet 96 for she well know she had traZa � 11 ; 1.� I It �k.tl` 'light".
� ,040 CONTINUltb 8't,o if it . t, Poor Jenny I the day was rainy her dau 0 *6verything � It . )` .
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