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"StILF OR BEARER,'
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wile a auterence. Per zo ntm one was ewer
with apleall Mittel, bed:ease he had entered
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Into a soleennundertakine and promise, wit.
It wag he whe started 'The theoeyclear old
meal • Ha said thet ef come Me lerdeMpe.
daughters were ow eiititled to look for-
"Oh, it will not inake-the least differenee
to Imo ' •
emoro unit an. y money. with the title X
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• InelP019,fulat Nemo Item. .
CooasTowet-tire. Campbei i bad beeu troehl-
miss DEPEw
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By WA.LTElt BESANT.
tile PaeraMelit Of ToVre and kisses, to Meer,'
her sister after the manner of the world-
"ttarZI to th . Mos; de irable alldenc.e.e. por
eo
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hear; but it ought to 'kelp a man tu, your
-profeseion for hie wife to have a handle to
,ed tor a number of yeare -nit a ludigeStion. and
Constivation, aud was ludueed to try McGee fe4:
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MUSIC TEACHER,
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Author of ".414 Sorts and Conditions of .
' Men," "The •Captaires Room," eta
• Nora,k Cronan, at that time private seere-
tory to Mr. Uurridge, Of hiliebury circus.
All umultind were Calista's brother.; arid
ibl ; they Ict marsry naturally in then
acnvue, auk; wwhiuch, lias so long been kept con-
cealerd from, them. Right-minded younee
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her namet even if it Is only an honorable.
I'd make It help me, I know; if I wits a
Pd get money out of it• SoMehetv.
ores speedy Cure and tumid i 1 all teat %vat nee...
tel Iles lava tithe. rem .1y iresold In everY
rat ef.Canadeue ade„find ei. per b.ottle. Sold. at
voltaingtou e term, otole.
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13 "W "*PT To RECEIVE PUPILS_ ;
•-• • yet site called one or two of them by their
men, he wont on would lad require to, be
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renunaed
yhysician,
It:the Quiet' thing in the world worth get. 4
. billtei•ecent iderne alai; through
BENNILLER
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, Christian names. One of them was Hugh,
her ' eister's fiancee, me other Wiee a young`
et a walla' so envious. tie is, 1.
deed, a aeliglitful okl man." -
Ling or havalle Titlel What's a, title with-
oat an income/ But if I had the. title
swept
Ohm, Michigan. Kansas, lothana Illinois,
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NURSERY
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CHAPTER 1,
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THE catuaREN's ROSPITA.L.
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geutleman who, at that moment, Wita
actually entering the great doors of the
besPital and making for the direction of the
resident mech.:10i: privaee room.
Hugh Aquila, 34. D., P, R. C. S., and I*
:relthat did Norah melt .., e ;
She looked at her father, who laughed.
As for m. e I made a' little speech. I mkt
that Norall'anal were above all things de-
sirous of pleasing our parents -which hi
I'cl
soon get the.• imam
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!./ behave , ,
quietly. Yen would. Pielt.' Hugh raplieu,
' These two young men bad been at school
tegether,, Of the olcl there
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Dr h• W• 'and 1'
' le !gall' ' limnain ' eau" VaUla 3
is estimated that 120 lives Were. 108t, 128
pereone injured, and property damaged to
the eXtelnt of 83,000,000.
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RRTI'r AND ORNAMENTAL TREES; NOR.
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WAT SPRUCE SCOTCH -AND •
ASTRACHAN PINE,
THE LATTER or WILIOR we MANE A SPECIAhT
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Xi., OcP., was a strong„ well-built ream.
Man, with big limbs. and a large and culpable
head -a head which had been endowed with
quite true, isn't it? so long as our parents Oro
reasonable and try to please us. But mar.
riage is a thing, I added, which.' is so curi.
schoeldeae re-
mined the use .of the Christian name, When
they were quite young they may have had
the
KANN/NG-0SG SCPT-T
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en ample .Theek, a reasonable forehead, a
way persenal in its • nature that the most
filial daughters
same thoughts and the like ambitions.
But their paths from the beginning diverged,
Barristers .
• • • . 1 Solicitors.
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The abaFe ornamental trees and shrubbety will be sell :
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la ele
',th ,
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ilTill mo. uth. ,and chin, steady..eyes set un-
der clear-cut eyebrows, and a nose both
sons and are bound • to con-
Bider themsel• ves- that Therefore, I said.
thateNerah and I intended. to
and now. they were. so we apart tbat they •
looked ea opposite diredicais; -64-0-1-0 the'
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OONVEYANCERS o. e
o very low prices, and those wanting anything in.
this connection will save money by -purchasing here,
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broad straight auct Neg. This is, rather an
Unusual Mkse. 'rho Moe which -is broad and
, short is the humorous nose, but it generally -
continue our
en a ement and to complete it as soon ati
lylp..,egssibly.euuld, even if we h. ad to trample
on -a 1 .the distinctions' of - • - .• -
sunny south and one te the bleak north.
wOnjued.loopiciledo, ?Iran 17;111 tortrand stuutteAyotphle.ortuurp-e. .
s..orno0E07)1rnisxsironoersofor lOntar.i.o.a.nd Manitoba.
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Orders by Mail 'will 4epromptly attended to
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I argues a want of dignity; that which is nar-
row and long may belong to a most dignified
rank."
Calistasiebed. "I wish this dreadful title
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with wonderful and unvarying effects- or
light
TO L°0ARST.
' MONEY
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JOHN STEWART,' BenmIlles,
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thetic•
person, but he is too often unsynma .
that is both short '
narrow showe a
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butt nevei come.
"So do I. A white elephant would have'
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aud color, and the other saw only a
' • with bit f
:Ittl;f°0%-eladsae:,
. nitrate FUNDS. C. RIDOBT, Office
• over 4. Jackson's store, Albert Street.
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H Nelsoh di Co
children's Het.Pie
which and
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been much more. useftil, On. might at, least
IgruraL
mialeindsoirdr Wslotr
IVEARRIAG-P, LICENSES.
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tal •• at ,Shadwell
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al?, ir,Let ale Q.Ch'e
lack cif everythMg desirable in man. Since
Ilug h Aquila's, nose _was both broad and
1 0 n g, he coUld laugh and cry over Othe. r
e.
kill him and dissect him, and put his tones.
together in the back garden., I should like
. mnaeonoiiea
erect and god lIke• the
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women creepin,,,,,, sneaking backbiting, filch-
ig an
ii d t h Onelonged
-APPLY TO
4 -r -a. undersigned at the Library Rooms, •Sinith'
Block- Su .FAJBES SCOTT. s
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btfore the
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fireplace,
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room in cots, but.
more • at e laid in
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Mid mu"
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people's accidents and misfortunes -that ' is
ettesa , lue had sympath whiehie almost as
valuable a quality lor a ' d t as for
; , young .oc.or- .
tehave a white elephant. Bit .Wrhat can be
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eltelleteeithea, peerage when the income DI,
mains ,the same, and you have eel; te. t.
disvensin your own medicines?" '
resc erous.o give,
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'wed the other only lived that lie rnight grab. ,-
- ""-, _Hugh thou lit helited never sem, his former-
bleed liter g cl Tit' dark'
. e morose an grUrripy. . IS
MONEY To LEND IN LARGE' OR SMALL
oregood
' .lillind piortgage security, moderate
ate of interest. 14. HALE', (linden. - -
• MANUFACTURERS OF ,
STEAM
cradles open;
are placed On top of '4,1N3 StOVO, like a French
dish laid to stew in a -Bainattaria encleonie
have spray playing upon their faces and
a nOvelist. Such a young limn, one if; sure,
at the v'ery O.utset,,..will certainly make a
good fight, and'vilre aeplace soniewhereWell
the front, in the' • front
But Is there nothing at all? It mu be. •
an extraordinary peerage." •••• .
"There is nothing -your father tells nie."
.and gloomy creature:to-want his bright and
elever Norah' His cheek flamed at the very
ethought .1 _ '' • ,, ,, - . •
"R, bowsrany, lki.D:, M.R. C. S. ENGLAND
.s..." Physiolae, Surgeonote Oteice and resideace
next Melsotee Bank. marketwise°. Clinton. .
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ANH GENERAL MACHINERY. .
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down their throats; some are sleeping, some
are sucking the rott:e, 'and some are lying
broacLawalte, their eYesstaringetraight
to if not. . very and
foremost rank; it IS not granted to every
map to become •coinmanderdn-thieftethere
in••
do will
e ..,Th.eu X am sure the best thing and
" e tolneke no difference at all, an to god on
as if nothieg had happened What oes
dhey stOod in silence for a while, .eath ex-
peeking that the .other would say something.
Then Dick asked if Caliste was in her ward,
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Dolt (if raLiiBoWstrOeNe.t0FFICIU AT RERDENen.
Olinton,Zp it clisli
numb, Entrance Liz sid t - " - "he Illie---7..
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• graye
are ce great many men, veiy good nieri
..aadlearning-Thett-he-would-findlott-therehe •
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ORDER-S-FRO'lYIPTLY. -:- FILLED
. before them, as if nothing that goes on out-
deed who miss that supremitcyryeteleave-
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_Daffodil say?" e • •
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'savant away •
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TT B. PROUDPOOT, CIVIL •ENGINEBR
_ side the crib. has the least interest I or a'baby.
it Here and there sits a mother, her 'child tu
- ".. her lap; Lut theris ere not many. mothers
the ward and all
hehind theni a good record for .courage,, per
severance end tenecity. Happy is • the,
- woman who es loved by such a, man! • •
takes I asa tl .after his manner
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anti taughs at it .In'fact, no onewould- take
it -seriously. if It were. not for Uncle Joseph,
t a d id'hh hh
who has ofixed which as come,
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tore "not quite right with Dick. He can't
hats talent, to drink. Yet there Was a look
aec• ro i
x . h P vineial and Dominion Land Surveyor,
elf and Draughtsman, PRaltIli BLocts, ,
Chautt
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$50 000
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0 a pilot.
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present, and about tacitly
night' perpetually hovel's • the. sis en When
To add one More .detail, Ilugh had big,
ha.nds, his fingers delicate
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=Melded to youx inether, that every title.
• as of di•ink-unsteadiss in his heads and
ne
Dn. UBE VE.-OFFIoB . . •
'Murray
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One first visits this. wont ' there happens a
curious dimness to the eyes, with a choking
. at the throat, for Thinking of the innocents
strotig Mit were
as well as strong. TWO was, perhaps; be-
, cause" he Was skilled itt anatomy, and already
e ewe band w.oporationi; . .
is aecempardecl lia a printely fortune. It
appears- that at the hospital there is
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some excitement .over the event. They
,. eyes, no. purpose in hN movemenN, want a
will in his manner There is soniething very
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queer about Dibir 3tXurridge."
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Sleek, two .door tkaTtT, Ilutj
hence Residence, opeoeite °the Tomporsanesnsfl e II-
Huron; Street (Hinton Oftloh ' e a •
. , .. . ours, s a.m. to 6p,m.
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Why pay others 7, 8, 0 and 10 per cent, '
from
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suffering for the sins or their fatliets and the
ienorance-of their mothers. Pre,sently this
'feeling paeses a,way, heca,usa one Peteeives
that they clo not er, andene ''
"Oh, Hugh," said the .sister -it ..had been
.lifr. Aquila until a day Or two before this--.
"Oh II h I h ' bad no opportueity be-
. , ug ,. . ave
haven•'t had an honorable -at the hospital for
a long time, and they priturally 'desire' to
inake much of ' the •titbe So. they. have
eased his rant; and Im is•now ltarenDaffocille
. The• young doctor drew two lettere from
, his pocket and fell to reading them. • That
- is to sate lee read them eagerly and. yet slowe
, .
ly, ae if he wanted to read every word. No-
le- Rs; WHITT, TEACHER OP B1BSIO,, PUPILS
Inatteededettheiroweresideneeefueoessary R
ndeneo, John, Itoberte`On'e Eturon street, 0-1Mtone.
Rico's um method taught .if desired. - . - .
when you can get money us at.6 per o. .
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TERMS made to suit borrower, regar ing
. payment and period of loan.. • ,
euft .rernembers
' how good et must be for tbein to be ineuch
a room, with pure air, neithertoe hotnor too
cold, with the _ester's careful bands to nurse •
theme/me for the first time in. their yeung
fere of telling you how glad and happy Tam
for North's take," • . . .
. , oabeeh You, Cada," he replied, simply,
taking her hand; "everybody, is very kind
to me and It is to much the better that we
Viscount Daffodil; and even Earl Daffodil,
and while we were takine ourcold random,
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'and niceties a, post carct came 'for hina ad -7
dreesed to the Right Honorable and Right
bode
y shall knew what was in the first Ntter,
eseent that it Was • s' ." " • h '
• ' • ' %Tied Norale, wit •
mum very sweet word preceding the signet- •
. tare. He sat with .thls letter in his hands
for a-while:meditating the
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DIL sTANRieRY, GRADUATE OF TIM MEDI
ateDepertmentoteretoriauniversit Toronto' f
meriy of the Hospitals 'and Dis ens ' y,, or
p arms, New York
ooronertorthe Colin ty ef Huron,Bayfleld 0 t
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. • lives etholy calm Altund. thena-Trethesikl,
children, in. the wird above, die 'quiet!, 'the
'gentle mays, the tencNr hands and the kindly
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spokeaindsettledmatteesebefore--this-wou-
derful succession." • • : '
"Yes; I think it is.,. Though the successime -
- ReYerertd,Ilii-Gea.ce.theDaka.Daffedilat
."Aridwhat does -your mother say, Hugh?"
"She says everything •'that is kind . and
.e, • ' • ' . . e
on charms and
7 -grace utth •-i -writer "."Tlibirliti IAD ' it *.badk:
into his oc retbooki and •read tim other Id-
t . 1 'Ph f e his h
•er, w iic was r m p.mot er,
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VRAisTIE-It. 'POWELL, RAHRISTEIt, SOtICITOR,
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12 Notary Publio, etc, Qtli le, SE,uuts's BLOCK AT-
BERT STRUT, CLINTON. TOr011I0 agents, Mess4. Me.
Carthy,,OMerfirekkin'&•Creelmaii...
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BANE -ERS, CLINTQN. :..
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words • aro I ull of lessons Which they will
never forget Wily not far•the infants, lee?
ought not ha make any difference. Tell. me, :
Hugh, is it long since you. began tothink of.
soniething that le surprising," . • -
• Alla. then the young. man began talking
qfy deareet son,e,she said, arn •cpilte
Private funds to
'oat' at lowest rates of interest: •
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TIIE' MOLSON8TBINK,- -
The "sister in, this- were 'Wore a gray
woolen dress with a White. apron, which
eovered thewhole front* her drese a 'bib
.apron," a White collar, and a white cap and
110' cuffs, because. cuffs 'interfere with turn-
ter , ' • . , • . • . .,-
441 'have been 4 here fel; nearly .twelire
menthe; I hadbeelf here a week when fIrst I .
saw•Norali in this ward ' 1 •began to think"
of • it as you Say -that Is,to think Of her'
about himself; and of .thetime, notefar des-
• w
taut, when he would buy a practice and set
,.ttp. for himself, and staie that partnershio,
.- with Berate andbombineethe .serions work.
. of .m physician , • with 1?vemaking, •'. which
,"I
' ready to belleVe thatareutemistress N every-
' .thing- that yon believe' her to be; Is good,
• and as sweet and as heautiful.:,- I pratet '
you May 'have as good a wife as you dem*,
dd that i • •
us saying a deal. Will
1) w. WILLIAilS,GRADU L '
ATE OF
laaToronteUnivisrsity; member of theOoliegeof Phy
1/2nlasnjoir Syrgeone, ont. Orrice -4 Remnant:1E the
Minton: r"i• 7°43oupied by Tr. Reeve, Albert street
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. *Ineorporiitud by Act of Parliament 185b: .
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• ing up. the• sleeves. She. Was young, but
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.en-aint.there-my-beautiuLNersh • RhFike
hould Bo OS blackberr am to •dr bread
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. great you
pleasagitraaloeahany-lova-andtelleher-1 am
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Het.A__Deet_Qaka MONTREAL •
grave of face, with sweet, solemn eyes, and
_ yet n quickly -moved ' mouth which looked
as if it: could. laugh ou, sued' prevocation.
*ere it not that -her . occupation ' made
laughing almost impossible; becaese, babies
' heats 'no sense of humor. Her name in the
like yea, Calista, and yet unlike She , N as
.good as you axe, bat in 'another way. • She
belongs to the world, and. you-" .• .
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or • Moyers sauce to cold mutton, and should
turn the gloomy doctoi's house-presunlablY.
in Old -Burlington street '. or :eaville row-
into a palace of 'enchantment. , - 7 i
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... Calista was a.good listener,. and sheheard
• it all with answering smile and sympathetic
looking tot -wipe) with, the greatest eagerness •
to seeing her and gottingao know her? As .
. regards your plan tinclemanner. of living, I.
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ambition to become a
„carte appreve of. your' am
successful-physkciao. It is fortunate that
• you are the son of -a sliccessful singer, nay
Falee-WORTaiteaToNmerersTutAll, • f .GEoN
._-A-4-toeteueltcur,Licentiitteef the Collegeotehysician.
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Mate its'nuexoonfoLrio07azioadaandFrovineialLieen,.
residonee;-The beil7iiCedin • f nue
' yo. f mire n i . Calmed
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ormeil()couplet b Y Iiir
Thweiteseleuronestreet. • . • . . - -
Clinton, ',
an ...0,1871.
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THOMAS WORKBIAM, •• ' • •President.
J. 11, It: MOLSON. Nice -Pres.'
r; .101.1,'EltSTAN THOMAS, Gemeral Manager.
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Arotes-di• .
seountecl; Collections made, Drafts '
. iS$Ued, Sterling' and 4nierican excinnge •
. world 11128 'CaliStil, Pr011aYA; iand she was the
4 daughter .of . Dr. Hyacinth Cronan, of Cam-
den Town. As for her age,' she was twenty-
two, and as' for her figure, tier etature„ her.
beauty and her grac.e,. that; dear reader,
' matters nothing to you, because the is •the
next thing to a pee, and we alt•know that
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be talked
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alt.
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tr,gte..
eyes, and the young mitnein his raffia/fluty.-
phiess, accepted her sympathy and. interest
in his fortunes as if they,were things due to
him... 'Everybody used . Calista in • thia
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• Bat the .babies, wittehing thole long talk, .
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grew suspiciotie. They tvere. neglected. :This •
dear boy. You will find no difficulty hi
'making the attempt! As fer my money, it •
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Was made for- you, and lie alt your •own, if :'
you want it all. • There is, however, a.gresit '
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surprise for me in your letter, apart feem •
this nears of yom• • engagement, tvhich (melt
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not to be a surprise to a Mother. it is the
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CILINTON 1VIECHANtCS' INTITUTB, LIBR
`Jane' and ReadingRoonis,-herrinbloek;down
stairs. About 1,700 volumes in the Library and
all the Leadin g Newspapers and,Periodicals of
the day on the table. • Membership ttcket la
annum
. • Open *owe to e pan., ILIA front 7 to
o p in. Applioatione! for memoerehap recived
by the Librarian ia. in thereon'. , ,
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' '• boug1.4 ancl sold at lotoest • . •
'' * CusTent rates. . •
1 terest O-4 er cent allowed en' denosits.
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.. Money advanced to farmers on their own notes with 4„,.
..ne or more endorsers. No. mortgage xequired as see •
tatty • • • , . . ..
a nun's charms mutt neVer about..
. It was a Sunday. neOrning-a-morning in
early June -when outside,. there 'wasa- die
vine silence, and even the , noisy .highway.•et't
e -e . e•••:
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young gentleman,' whom they knew. because.
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twice every •day . he bent over.. their cribs, •
wee •not a„baby.. _.Whse_dicl_ the sister waste -
her time upon -him? So -great
surname and the Christian 'name. Of your
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• fiancee; •Is she one of the•Clonsillit ' ronans. •
-In-thatcasOierehrietifult-uame- Is easily ac-
UNION*.' -,
• SHAVING PARLOR.
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SRAVING. 'IIA.IR
,. .-„, . , If, c. BRENER Manager, .
Ainian.-• ;as. • _. - -.- . _ • clisten
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of the .Thaines was almost quiet.' •Tae sis.7
ler was loitering round the'crilia in. her
Weed, ...all ethe• babies havingebeea 'looked
'after,
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and so wide-.
_spread .was. the, uneasiness, that they first
beganwiththe cough. prelimifiaryt already;
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alluded to, and then evith one accord'hurst
;•• counted for.. ,There should be also a 'Caste.,
.. in the, family,. and • her father's. -Qhristirin .
' ame should be H aeiath Th should also .
• n y . . • • ey o
. be poor, 'Welt ' IesuPpose is the - case With
, CUTTING :• ANY) ' SRAM-
' ' POOING done 'very neat and Vo suit , :
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• every .person. , .
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JitiliN'EAR.Q1UARSOIV,
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J. 13.1DDLE..00MBE
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washed. put • ink; • clean • things. tinti
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• 4. ‘,....,. 'tee, .• ett
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ante that w.ailing ,y.vhich tvaa .fetniliar to
.
' them, becatise ,:yoki tell ..niss' her. father is a
Slunk's; • Bleck
. ' ' ' • ' ' ' • •
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?§1*‘--- Wittlant Clod Maker '
. . _made coneforfahle_fonorning.e.,-1-Twoe
or ,three . mothers -but net, many,. beeteuee
there are honsehold .duties• for the Staiday.
• morning -vete sitting:with their own babies-
, inetheir leps, a thing -which, did not Inter-
fere With Sister Calista's catholinauct uni-
Versal materniey:- Everything ' in' the weird
was as it should be; the temperature et-
actly right, the v'ent.ilatioalierfeat, the ease,:
Presently door
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Peale,:
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-Virgil-frorn-hieacqueineandeewith the hes--
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' pitensar.the Porta NaValit .• . , ' '
•• It was jest • whist you _'would •expect• of
a •man that, •."at such a .litite,ture; -should
meanly ran away, and leave the babies to be
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wrestled with by the •sister. : .This• is what
. . ...,, ‘ . .
Hugh.did. - - ' • . - -.. -
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• • He weneto his peivate rooin, .a . Muggety
whitber.thp babies could not follow him Mal
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7gelinifal practitibiieThi-Ctiaderi To-viii-Tell7
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me,whenyov. write Mixt, about their family,-
, which concepas Yottin a ,Yereestratige mare.
' her. But .a thee t• :Will tell you when we
Meet. ..I hope ''Io see you -and North -next
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month: But- de" not forget to 'answer this.
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gaestion-.-Is• her • fathers Christian, name.
Hyseinthe • . ' . •Youraffedioncite • •
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. , e, • . " .. "Mont.pit."
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. iT.. T. ...WILKIE 9 -
• • • tireitc;EOlc is ENTIST. - .
ilted the exelusive*right for.the county for the Uurd
proccsa: Of administering •cliemically pure
Monoxide which is the Safest and best system yet d4!
cov red f '•
, e oi. tho painiesS extraction of teeth Charges
moderato, satisfaction guatanteede ...0ettee, 'Ete
'T,IeTT'S ISLOOK, over Rance's Tailor Shen, Huron
Street Clinton'.
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• JENYELLER,„&a.; • • •
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orponstic 'TUE MARKET 'CLINTON
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Where he keeps peeeledeaseettetent of ., .. •
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at.eTCHES, CLOCKS, JEWRLLERT,' SILVER.
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„„. satisfactot,y. the opened and
'care
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"Tony '
'There he proposed to •spend the short re-
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"Well,
. Which We will sell at retisonablerates.
a -young man came in. As he ied n'o hat
rind began • to walk about the .crilis .and •
C1 as if they belonged • to him, and as.
babies," Calista, smiling. • :
.' ••"I Should have put it differently; Strange
and Wonderful it is, Calista that suCha
mainder of •the morning inen'• easy chair,
with a book in his. hand to hessit meditation
the end
his • name Is gertainly Hyacinth:
' andthere ie a Wide, in the, family: And,.
theyare the ClOpsilla: qr.olian4..: I wonder
• • • .
• Repairing of every deserlption preraptly
the sister event to meet ,him•and talked .earre•
hint
estly with over each baby as he h ad '
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girl
.ai-Norah Should be able to'love Sit& e man.
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.as".. .. • - .., . . . ,
on virtues graces of a certaM young
lady He •did not -immediately carry 'Out
• this ietention, beeause there . wee. a visitor
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whet theminter Timed' "AfterfhlI, She 1,44'
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ell Mein 1 ler ow n time ,', ,, .
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.A . A . ' BE.NNETT .
tended tond all wark warranted, • .. •
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. . J. BITTLECOMBE .,'
Clinton ; Nov. 1882.
an air Of business and duty, itisiair to sup-_
'pose that this young gentlemen was • con-
"Nat Hugh_thet mud-nett:leaven though..te
- " • '
"Norah is• 11 happy girl to win your. lova • I'
occupyinethe one eaey, chair in theroom. • ' -
adVily,• Dick?" said. Hugh: ' • •
''.I did not ex-
..• ' tie laid his head .back, and closed his eyee. , •
tle had been up.lialf the night •with • a . bad
. • • ...• • . •
. T II. E-2-,,.
C..) XeIletttrOTee "
, •
• eected with the medical stair, He iveS, in'
fact, the resiemit enedivta 'Officer, and - his
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suppose itis geed.that You phould think your
inistress an angel, because itmakes her bet-
.
'pect to see youhero to -day" • , •
• 'I he visitor' .wat h yoang •niau.abdut his
Case, anti to fell :asleep instantemeeuslye. and
slept tillellett brought hint his •early dinner:. •.:'''
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name Was Hugh .A:gailre • . . • ... -- TT
' • ,Mr. Hugh had .pessed through his.
hospital course and takett. his medical de
'grew With as much credit as is possible for
... any young male of. his ,age. ' Merele.: to bee
. long to the profession should. have. :been
happiness enough -Tor hine who•hackareamea.
ter; ' Rereetebereatlieeetetherellinks. of you, Ear
strong and .brave and clever lo.ver, and do
not be too humble, Did you see her yeetere
'dayl" ',- • ' . . • • - - :. ..:,Y •
e ''''YeS; In the evetibig I found time for Oil:a-
.den Tema,. add • had stiPPee, with her lady-
ship."' . .: '. • • e_
: own age. • :When Hugh opened. the door he
• . .•, .
,.,,,ime. sitting with his becid bent and his face
set in deep gloonl: -Bet he hasteiffirto pup
on ' n smile -rather• a weak and a - watery.
.smile. • ' . ' : , , .. . ...
., "t had. nothing to do this Morning mei se-
othnibus.to. the
There certainly was soniething very queer •
, , . . .
witlythc pther..young manrand he Waszping
to Calistetein order to tell her. so. , He had
been accustomed for a great many years tte..
make Calista that ktud•of lialf-eenfidant who •
• .eharesall the woes, .hectrs. nothing of their
caniee..end • is forgotten when things
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Albert St., . Red .Rocker Store
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' all his life • ot medical seleate•
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' to they
.eteekahe .Brinic and walked' • . run
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,Aleis one
' thing, of all. things, worthy of inani'S Intel-
,Strange say both sinned; and then
their 'faces broadened, '• and . they latighed.
over." , • • , t. .. , . .. gmoothly. Persons like Calista always have
Yon,..cenie Malta
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rinuE SITBSOiiinEn HAVING JUST COMPLETED ..
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•"Are to congratulate me, Diekr plenty of friends, who . use of their .,
'Dalf-toldeireanbeet
a.
.1_ . and7furnished his new Vetting DIM with machla.-.,
1. led and aMbition, There arei-M-factrother
• things ;equally Worthy, but .as Hugh was
.. 'going to be medicinee doctor it was 'good for '
him to believe, while . he was young 'that
there was nothing.else. . So the young limner •
believes that there is nothing to, worship and
follow but his kind of.art; and. the physicist
Did you ever •Ses reaister in a hogpital lattglif
She smiles often.' Slib,smileS when the patients
thank her and kiss her hand; .When-theteget
dightheaded and talk nonsense,, when they
grumble and groan; when. they gogood,.and.
premise to remain patient and steadfast,
clothed • In . the armor „Alf- righteousness - .6%
,
.. aNce ietende the en- sempathies when tic:Mtge:has to he f,aceci:
-gagemone , I suppose you know yoteeT 'MID "
me out? Did she tell yoe_ how she'd. raft/sal "Calistaek he said, dimming into 'a chafe,
"I wish I was dead!" • .
me?" . . ••. . . ' . •"Do you., Dick? , You said. same
•
.. "lin. .• 1.bave not talked' about previous as about two months ago, when•I saw you last
ptrants,"' • • .• .. • . . .yet I heard .afterwaixls that you Were cheer- .
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• . :."Yes.;',: asked • her temarryme, Half a faL" '
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ory Of the latest imptoVed patterns, Is now prepared. . •
to attend to all orders in his line in. the most prompt
end satisfactory metier, and at reasonable rates. • Hei
would also return thanks to ail who patronized the •
oldfirm before they were.hurned. out, end now. being
ih m bettor position to execute orders eirpeditiously,
feelseonlident he can give satisfaction to all. .
• FACTOR Y-LN.ear the.Orancl Trunk. Dail •
considers himself as the Proteesoe of the one •
when they go away cured• and strong again,...
,I . • After the severest test•atthe late fair in.
• dotes* times I asiced, and. she refused-thatle Nv4h ,I was dead now,. than" '' . .
't '. ' • ' '
way Clinton • • . • . • - , . . .,
' '• •.. - *r--•
- .. ,. _TAting Nellie a nd_Necessar..y7rill in_capitals.,
'ale-ma/es
-andLeff-usiva41-thanks;....nr..w.heii.thay Wine-
. .,..!` .1 on i sr. •
4 .a.4'..L.L.Clint • all_ diri` '!'
411 Wele-Blieconeratillate-yeu-ifeatee-likeee-Ila=L----1-V !--- - y -a .•ittott-that-
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But .the fates are. unegard, aed
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cup_brinis overeivhileanother'S is•exiipty. To
this dortenate young, man ' love ilea ,eeee
given as,.. -well ruf.the profession .. Which .he
' desired, and a measure of .suceds Mid Mee-
tation-love, which so oftenis kept by fOr.•
time for consolation cup, aid bestowed upon
' those let° have lost the race and, been over- '
thrown and trampled on in the arena, .and
.
have got 'neither laurels nor • prarSe, •ntir any
back again for the Mali. tinie,--forthere•ara
some known.in'hospital- wardewho. spend -as
much. of their.E.Bves as therpossibly can -in
these comfortable . places. . But lie :One ever
saw a sister laugh eicept Hugh; and the ef-
feet On' the ward was incongruous, as- If a
cardinal should dance a hornpipe. era bishop.
Portia= a breakdown..-Somo of the babies
felt Wilke' a note- out of harmony, and began•
. . .
the preliminary .cough, which, as. every pare.'
,Thatteige414'3
But Tought to have been:Aoki. by seine Of . tor' • •••• .. .„, , , .. _
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•theMthat you were hi the field. ...Edon.% like "I didn't ,say •anything had happened, e ,
-being kept in the dark."‚ mil , • •
. . „ . • -.:- • ': .... • d ..I wish d'" I was dead • • • • . • .
' "There his, been .110 keeping -in tbe dark,. :••"Is that all you.have cinne to tell me /7 .
' because I only cattle into the field, As you ' Not (pita,rve•cethe to .tell you- ohs
• call, it,- fouldays ago," ; . .. • Calista; I'm the ',nrostmiserabla.. tinlueicy
' '''Well• -•when Are you going to get mare . beggar -in the World!" .' • . •• . . " ,.
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rie.di" • '. ', ' . .: • . • - ' ,' • • •. '.'What is It Dtek?• Have you .clorie any.- e
Dick looked 03 11 a doubt might be raised thing foolishr • - ' • . ' .• • • - • ' •-,.-
. as to -ibis assertion. "I've -I've-" Se stopped, • because he
1100 VIIIIFECT AN' • • "
, ‘ . , D. EASY AerIoN, ..11EAUTY
OP MUSH, Are SWEET'seESS oF „yoNTP the'
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EXCEL IOR was Away ahead. of all oth-
. . .
ers, And-clostinad to be the popalar imam-
molt of the day.... Thie, along with the fact
that it. special prize was awarded it, certain-
,
ly speaks velurnes for the instriiments,snd
partiespurchasipg shotild see .. the Exam-.
. !Holt before buyine elsewhere .....
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WHY
DYSPEPSIA
SUFFER
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FROM.
a a.daghe
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OR INDIGESTION,
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, wreath of victery, noe any. golden •apples, '
Yet this young fellow • had .actually end
already obtained the ,gife of love-thougb .
he was as Yet no more tban live and twenty-,
ill addition to his Other -gifts, graces, and .
prizes. Perhaps it does not seem a very
de. famine remembere• heralds 'the midnight'
bawl and ty(promenade about the bedroom.
Calista, perhaps, received. the cough as A
werning; the laugh did not occur again, and,
besides, to 06 steeet.e. sister, .evei-ything Mud
be eiloWed• Therefore the cough prelitninary
. , „ . .
• • "I don't. know. ,.Perhaps we may limit) te (Wight Calistet'e clog eyes 'gazing steadilyie '
wait some rime. • I must find out:first, what his, and ie seethed as if • he changed his put - •
invinother..wili . be able to do for me, •. I po.se. . "I didn't • know," he shiclela confte '
haven't -seen, ber.yet same our engagernenbe .. ship,. "that -ft -would reallyhappon motel this ,
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and X' don't know how she will. like' Norah. Morning. Now I find it must.," ' ' , .
What is the' matter, Dieki You look pretty .- "What will happen?" • .;.. .
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- GEO. :44;' 'OAKES, •PeoPitimin: .
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.Factory three doers west of MultoY's PurbP
' ' • Shop, Rattoribury St ' °nit 1 ' - •
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WES '
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Will - thoroughly
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.IVER•PI .8
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Cure "you. . :They '.
1 great thtng t be resident medieril officer in .
a children s hospital. ' But if you .happen to
, le ft.veting man ..whollY. deV.Oted. to your-
- Irorets101; tuld-le " Yea 10011 'filreatrY in • gOsitl
tr-seuiong,aira4f,- u have-
was not repeated, and none' of the. babfea
really -began to ory.,. . • -• ' :• ' ,' . . .." . .
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"His lordship vrar present" . Hugh re-
Peate6; "We had .1) pipe tegetlier. He Sat
in hiarobes and his' coronet of. course which
• bad this Morning? 'If you weren't such . a • •"Yoll •ii -ill remember my-. worcia,whealt"
-steady lila I should. say you had been drink- comes bite -will you? • I came to wain you
ing-mid keeping late hottre:. . • - • • • - "Well; Dickeitanyehleg is to happen, and
Pia MOViidge was at mod Mites. a Young 1 am not to knoW what itis, I see neruse 111 :
'warning
, PITOTOGPALPFIEP '
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do: net gripe or purge,. but, Oat •
. mildly,'.and whetteier need
'Aro consider d • price-
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- - - --., - Alma. They have
_zottntersiati
faith in yOurse iiiid-a-firm e feteiu your
become. m extreme. ye -especially. when he
lan.of.410,un_y_ara,s0,40m44 ma%
rimment he looked as if sunshine have et•arn. yu ecause . we . • . .- - , ,
-4 11,
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rAmitie-40;-..bei.lb
own pore, and if, further; you see great
possibilities in the.position foe stadyand in
• , knowledge, then you under-.
,easo ofGREATEST
I stand that to be re.sident medical officer in
has the pipe iu his mouth. Yet I doubtif
he ..is happ!er, His • face 'expressed some
sinxiette as if. hWase undertairt abotrt• his
feet in those dizzy heights, and would like
. wofild
no place iii his 'countenance at • all; . his fade stand that it is all her own fault.",
, . .
at ete • -
*was pile, and his' hair ' black • aud straighlf hese •own fatilti" . . „,
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will
his eyes were black mle set back in his heed: "Whew shoutd it be but &rah's!. 1"Itt
he had a short mustache; his mouth 'talking about her, ain't I? Very well, then.
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• LIPE•SIZE wona A SpECIALTY.
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the Children's Hospital ab Shadwell niarbo
a v_ery great thingladeod.
When Ads reeidetit =dime had. comeaded
bis rotted and finished the Work 'which has
' to ante 'down ',again find be ' a • commoner ,
once more. Perliaps , be thleiN, that'when
beheading begins again, viSOMints will have
early turn.", 0 - .
was set
.ancl hard; he never laughed except in the - Let her inelerstaint that it IS her own fault!' •
priznitiVe-and primeval manner of• laughing; What has .oraii. done? ,
namely, when Anybody suffered sorne.griee- .' "She's deceivad me.. That's what she's
e - I've offered myself a dozen tithes
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every day to be begun 'again, he stood tor a
moment at a windovi looking out MTh 'tile
.an . .
"Poor deal' father!". • • : , .
"The bees§ pieta 'remains. on the doer un-.
and
ous elisfortnne, or whet,: he was able to say (Rat • . • . . d'utmultmet
a very disagreeable • thing; hie Thin was 'ghettos refused me. Told Inc there Wilt no- -C„.7"7=1,'"M••••=i'mn Th,„..,.
and •hard. Ile dossed. body eta that she cared for; saicl she didn't 11,....- '
OF. THE. AGE • 4
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silent street WOW. It 1.14,been raining, and
chaliged-4he Olin 11.Orelfau,,•11.-- B. -and
square was quietly • ....ael...V.J -G° ..Q..10.
even- for his aga•with almost ostentatious want to get married; said that last weekt-----er . . ,
To all sufferers' fretts Inalligestioni •
. •
,tbe paseinente were Wet, bp.t. the sun was':
brigfit again, and there wero light clouds,
chasing across the sky. I'Fithiti. and withettt
everything was very quiet, ' - . ' .
The eyes of the young Man, As lie stood at
the window, had a far-off look. -
"You look tired, HUgh," saki the sister,
These two were net 'Waller . and sister,
They were 7 not even, so far .: as_ they knew,
coedits. Nor had they known each other
from infancy. Yet they addressed, each
other by their Chriseine Prima To bo sure
Calista waS; professionally,. the . universal.
sister. But Hugh was eertaitaly not the tad
- --- - -versal-brother-alii4 singulatityrq„,„
therelf.is the red, lanap 'with' the night bell
just as usual.: The boy, I believe, .. runs
about With•the basket find the betties as be-
'fore; the medicines are still Made up by his
lordship's illustrious fIngera; and he remains
what the- people unfeelingly call a Common
,
Walter, , Not even a carriage a cairn:la
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upon it, • . • • ••• - •
"Oh, it seems too abstird if that is all that
is tteconle of it • . •
"Her ledyship worelibr court dress -the
Wok silk -one -yen know it," • . ,
"I know 4t, . But, Hugh, dorat langli. It
is a Very trying thing•for her." • -
lauelnure ,at, h_pr, -Witt&
MEP
quietness,. inn frock coat . buttonlid closely, and then I bear she's engaged" •
- • • WARDED MODERATE,'
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dark trousers:aud tall•hat.-filiere was about "Very well. You are not going to take
- .nLINTON'..
hini something which proclaimed coutempt reveage upon her, areyou, Dick., Tat week" •
' . be mean, indeed." -
of thashoes; mh
"Noteven e It isn'irreven e And et • • - . -
"You arb such.a staid- and serious ohm» , r g • • g • Y . PS ears e spitiN a Imo
Its all her own fault, at v r appe . . .
c r, • teh e 'e h lie '' - 14641-110-11
a te ”"eontintied the resident; "that it met %.".1
. - "You• • lc storiess this morniii • •
be drink and late hours, Cot no pain anr cue very y g,
where, have you? Is it some worry.?" Dick,, and very gloomy. Well, if ' yen have • . , .,
nothing mor•e , , .y. s .. . . .
'What should I be worried about, I Thould do say, had oti not better be ' Before buying get our special prides for
like to knoWl" he replied, almost savagely. getting hack homei It is tWelves oe.10,ek al: ,
Bans M bl' ' I.' Sticks,
, ar es, • Lacrosse -
"MIA say, Dick. :Shortness. of temper toady." . -..-.
perhapa It is like shortness of breath, dif- "&You con tell her if anything happens 's . • - - • • - •
he repeated, "that you know all along it VAS . 1 .
ficult to cure, but it can. bo antedated . , Ate ' txpress Waggons Doll Carriages
. you going.to stay and have serhe early din- • coining, and that it is all her own fault." CROQUET, BASE . lim,r, .
.-,_ .., .. • . "Ito, You arel;winto than gloomy .
Disordered Stomach .'
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• THEY ARE AN ABSOLUTE AND
PERFECT CURE . .
. ' e 1
U50 thGtin end be relieved front
. your Misery. 30 Nile in a box,
. 25a. per box r 5 boxes for $1- ,
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FeR SALE DT ALL . DRUGGISTS • AND
DEALERS IN MEDICINES
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licwarc of Counterfeits and hest Imitations.
(imam in Blue 'simile
given ries to surniiseenal gossipin the vvard,
--Ohla
• infoelned me after Supper thatelifferettces tits
---neli-mritlt,iner ,, „ , .Diclk. ,
"No; ' -this arr Maier -I -Huff mum. • 7 -Km
wrapped only with
but for the fact that the babfestook no more
notice Of it that if it had toyer occurred at
all -it is a .Waf With babies, TIM sister Wet
plain sister te All the wOrla. and therefOre
to Hugh Aquila she was sister as well; but
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rank Mad bo respeeted•eand that all Matti'
I Menial engagementl made before Thai sae'
.1 denten Would haVe to betteensicleraw ••' '
"Oh, Hugh!' ' • '
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me at half -past one.' Sunday dinner entente • to yeti nO lodger." .
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like' tho grand succession 'and the family pleased him most, because ha desired to fling ,
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