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acutat flowers, and the other was pur..
pie. It'll have to ba changed !; Can't
Asa More take it back to morrow mid
ooliange 14 ? 1lyrpnda'a dreadful par.
tickler about her hats ; and pink ain't
purple no way you etas fix it 1
Miss Garland blandly assented. To
keep in 11Irs. Pucken1Lt:tu's good grace
was always a desirable thing, a,so to
preserve diose of Aiyranda, her dash-
ing daugktte .in,lw ; and presently she
-name in With the bonnet box in her
3satid.
;voltidn't ti tlie. (lounge to say
all tills to you, he ,added ru*fntiy, if
you hadn't saki that you waned to
got bade to Valley Rook again. 3
don't know as I'mn coward, bue,some
how when its gets to totalis'' to you I
ain't no more pint* than a rab,else
s 1,'d a spoke before. But I love you
C7larssa, l}onest and true, That L'll.
seek to, If yowl go back to Valley
Rocas and marry MB, I'll ask no better
lot 411ttrissn,
',Che fair face was half hidden behind
the white lilacs,ana Clary said never rL
word; but somehow Serous know
that he had not pleA,ded ill vain, .A.nd
113w, bat id 1;e, Din the Happiest man in
the world, he the other who 130 may.
in the midst of his happiness Gen.
evii+ve Garland' carne in, flushed and
osier, with Julia Gascoigna beside
her. .
it's ail right, Clary, said slie.. Julia
explained everything, and M. Epsey
wants you to conte right back. We
only meant it for a joke. Julia wore
the bonnet, and laid it down on the,.
table where Bridget had left a Leaky
lamp, and she thought perhaps the
spot wouldn't he noticed. But when
it come to our being'discharged—=
That, said Miss Gasacigne,was 'quite
another thing, And so I paid for the
bonnet myself, and, take things alto
t gether it was rather an expensive even-
ing's amusement 1
Yes, said Clarissa„ it's all right,and
Int much obliged to you both, but 1
shall not go back to Epsey, 1 am go,
ing Bowe.•
And then she introduced them to
LV 1r. Boyd,
Clarissa went back to Valley Rook;
the happiest of happy girls,suite cured
of the New York fever. .
The owls hooting in the swamp is
music to my ears, said she, and the
woods are a thousand times better than
Broadway ; and when Serenus had
planted the little white lilnc,.birsh by
•the porch of the new honse, I think I
shall have nothing left to wish'for.
There, llo,ry, said she, if yon want
rt bonnet, !KIWIS y(iiir oltatice. Here's
n, real beauty—black lace corded with
gold, and trimmed with rose locust
that, you can almost smell—and nobody
in, . the world Will know that you re
.ever worn it. Cornet Lillian Russel
is singing at the, Casino, aud we're
to have such a delightful evening
a But Clarissa. shook her head,
'I'd rather stay at Koine and write
to mother, said she, Mother don't ap
prove of theatres.
Jutta Gaecotgne shrugged ber shout.
tiers. What a goose the ;girl is 1 said
she. Well, look here, Genevieve, in a
whisper, If she wou't,wear the hat, I
will, Pink ie my color. And, as you
said yourself, no one need know.
The next enorn pg Clarissa 11.iore
-duly delivered the bonnet box into
Mrs, Epse'y"e hands.
Sent bacz to be exehan„ ed;said she.
Why, what's the matter with it
said •the head milliner,
It's trimmed with pink flowers, ex-
plained Clarissa, and the lady wants
purple,
Some folks ars awful hard to please!
said Mrs. Epsey, cutting cite string
-with the seissorathatit bung at hex belt,
and jerking the top oft: 1V1y goodness
Me l what's the matter with it I
Ohfrissa turned pale. The lovely
oluster of pick looutts on the very top
were all crushed and greasy, as if a,
bottle of salid oil had been emptied
over thein,
Oh I cried she, clasping her hands.
What can have happened.1
'Bless me 1 said Mrs. Packenhatn,
who was just codling 'in from market,
With ca 'basket from which protruded
the skinny feat of fowls, the wiped
tops of second gra&ecelerv.italf a bunch
of bananas, and brovu paper parcels
innumerable, what is the w,uatter 11liss
More, to bring you ,,home this time o'
day 1 it ain't 'seven to clock yet, is it!
I have been -- discharged, said
Olarissa. Please let me pass, Mrs.
Yaclenharn,
But as she hurried by the open
parlor door, someone who was waiting
there called to her, It was a young
man with a sunburned face, laughing
bfacic oyes,and hair full of orisps,wavy
curls, and in his hand he held a.greiat
bunch of white lilacs.
Oh, Serena -1st cried Ciar'y;" Is that
you ?
Well, i don't know who else it is
said Serenus Boyd, _cheerfully, That's
the name I gent aIty answer to. Are
you well, Clary r Seems to trove you
look kind of peaked. See, the lilac
bush has just 'poine into bloom, and
.„ I've 13roaght you some. 1 had busi-
ness in town to -day, and 1 sort o'
reckoned you'd like to go back with
1110 and take a look at the old place.
I knew it would'be a pleasant surprise
to your mother and—
Like it t. gasped Clarissa, clinching
ber little hands, Like itt Oh, Serenus,
if only 1 could go back there for good
and .all, and *flew, never see this
hateful pity again 1 Serenus Boyd
looked at leer in while surprise. �37e11,
why don't you, said he, .
There's nothing to do there, said
Clarissa. 1 mast earn lnoney, sores
how,
• Yon must, eb'1
Yee, 1. must t sighed Clarissa, bury•
ing t,ar pink little nose i11 the peerinin,
ed alas sprays,
. Wouldn't it do as well if somebody
else 'earned it • for yon, Clary I said
• ,Sr:semis coa: iugly. Just ars.• yriu'il
be toy wife, and 1'11 agree to earn the
money and let you iiia the spendin'.
HOLLOWAY'S O1NTbIENT Al'D PILLS.—
For bad legs, bad breasts, scorbutic
and scrofulous sores this is a genuine
specific. The greatfut and .earnest
gratitude of thousands who have ex,
perieneed its unrivalled' power over
these complaints, and who have been
raised from prostate helplessness and
a condition 1o41hsowe to themselves
and others, renders it quite necessary
to enlarge in this place upon its ex-�
traoretinary virtues. The parts effected
'should be bathed with lukewarm water
and when the pores are thereby opened
the Ointment should be rubbed in, at
least twice a day. It is always advis-
able to take :Holloway's Pills in these
disorders, as this much. assists the
Ointment action. The Pills check
the fever, purify the blood, and eject
all morbid ,natter engendered by these
diseases,
'Clergyinann--Do yon think you will
win heaven by your conduct ?
Sporting Man—Oh; I will content my.
self in playing for a place.
Advice Free.
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EEP the head cool, the feet warm and
the bowels regular,aud no disease eau
attack you, This is a celebrated German
physician's advice, and eau best be accom-
plished by using Burdock 13lood Bitters,
the best regulator' and purifier known. It
cures all disorders of the stomach, liver,
bowels and blood.
What at the beginning may have boon
regarded merely as a side issue frequent-
ly turns out to bo the most important
subject. It was 86 in the case 01 Bvo.,
Anvrce. To dtorneas.--Are you Waterbed at night
and broken of your ,gest by a sink child suffering and
crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If so send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs,Wirislow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children. Teething, Its value is lncal:ul•
aisle. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Depend upon it, mothers ; there is no
mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhma,
regulates the Stomach and Bowls, cures Wind Collo,
softens the Gums, reddens Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. " 1lrs. Win-
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pleasant to the taste and to tho prescription of ono of
tete oldest and best entitle physicians and nurses in
the United States, and Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five cents a
bottle. 13e sore and ask for "blas../wt:istow'e
Soe'ritwNo 55.14,',' nnC tat:,. nn other kind
One Clay, our little four*year old
h'reddy was discovered burying apiece
of meat in the garden, and, on being
asked what he w•ts doing that for, an.
swored, Pao plantiu' it, so 'twill grow
un a wooly cow.
Is simply epidemic Influenza; Wilson's
Wildeherry evils ewe it safely and quickly.
Got the genuine, in white wrappers only*
and 'ise it as directed for Influenza.
WILL, Cuss OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA DROPSY
INDIGESTION; FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE �OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPE1,S ACIDITY OF
SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, OF THE SKiN,
o ltd every' ,a'peoies of disease arising
t$ SJQTOMACJ8OWE R $ QA
'. IiI iBURN & GO., z°p xo omo.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING.
ALEX, S.A.I?ND:RS,
Cam ommRaci--x,
• LATEST METHODS
Particular attention paid' to
Sanitation and Ventilation.
Plans and Specifications care-
fully prepared.
Repairing Promptly Atten-
ed to.
Three Trains Daily.
Telephone No, 28,
Correspondence Solicited.
GOOD
WOOL. WANTED.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
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CAS, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, DUFFS,
Cheap for ' RAKE
WEB S, E, I= ' S
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Has removed to E. k'. Gerster's c Id stand, where he has a large an
nicely assorted stock of
hotels ele,ckg Awallog , Siaverw,re n:a_
Which he is selling away down in pace, anti will bb pleased to
have you call and take a look through his Stock,
EMIcOIRMITIMMInV
-Repairing •a SDeei.a1ty
tAll work warranted and done promptly.
Eck• Dinsle vr,
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Mason's Block
HE IS NOW A HAPPY MAN.
WM : ER,
Dressed and undressed,
LATHS,
SHINGLES,
STAVES,
BARRELS,
CEDAR POSTS,
WOOD; &c.,
Always on hand,and will
be sold cheap.
MILL,—Adjoining G. T. R., en
Sbuter Street.
McLean. & Son,
Winghafn, Ont
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber ofall kinds,
First-etass Shingles,
anti Cedar Posts.
'Oar toad Orders a Specialty.
WOOD tlelive ed to any part of
`ingllani.
to Orders by'ntalt p ontptiy attended ie.'
OtLOlsOEri Trno tSON,
wtngbxm P.'
The Oil he was using was very poor,
Andcaused ]angua a most, obscene--
. But.he stands a chance for heaver,
Since he used McCoil'a LARDINB,
Which is the finest Machine Oil in Canada. Has no equal.
leading dealers sell it. Ask for it and see that you get it,
Genuine Lardine is manufactured solely by
McCOLL BROS, & CO.
All .
The
TORONTO.
TII 1- I
RENOWN D CYLINDER OIL
is still in the ring and is now more popular than ever. Give it a trial. •
You'll use na other.
A Blessing to Every Household.
HOLOW AY'S PILLS AND EMMETT
These remedies have steed the test of fifty years experience, and are pronounced the best Medicines for
Fancily use.
Purify the blood, correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOMACII, KIDNEYS AZA flOWIit5 ant) Ar
invaluable in all complaints incidental to females of, all ages.
is the only reliable remedy for bad legs, sores, ulcers, and old wounds. FOR netoNCttITIs, SORE
THROATS, COUGHS, 110 4DS, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, GLADULAIt SWELLINGS AND ALL SKIN
DISEASES IT IIAS NO EQUAL. Manufactured only at 73, New Oxford, Late 533, Orford Street, Loudon.
and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world.
it_• 'Pttrhasers shoula look to the Label on the Boxes awl Pots. If the address is
not 633 Oxford Street, Loudon, they Etre spurious.
Money to Loan on Notes. Prouerty for sale in Delmore.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONAfL` rtAT%S
Marey advanced on Mortgages at 0 parent. with
privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes
and accounts collected.
MoINDO
orrice ,• -heaver S3l0ek• Wis ham, Out.
The undcrs,gnert offers :'r ,w e e d,:dtable pro
petty in the village of Bettnore, cone 'tint; el' a good
dwelling house, Mice, stable and driving shed,ivith
ono acre and a•half of laud v codncetion. Splendid
garden, wititall sorts of Iva trent. wilthrl.0!LM
at a bargain, For particulars, .;,ply ter
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