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111111ILD IOURT ROUtRT.
11 TWO tAArraAs—camerae 11 -
VMS "seer ievalitigetioa, is wee
hrt....t seas weala the rubber] •t Ettftela
0..rt W bees asset carefutIy planed
au, TM=Mire had evidently
bees as part of the thieve:
BaeSrwra, abmMM7 lose air bused e,sot.-
t�11NBtmeme =lose
etudes, was die-
m' estaids the sapper -room
wladrw. is B dropped is a hasty exit.
Happily, the ire had bora subdued in
Mime to save the greater protan of the
Boars; het tete damage dose. to say
aot►isg of the imm rsee lose sassed toy
the robbery. woe very oo.siders 1s.
L dee time. the two detesttvea came
down Isom Lon ion, sad the eseitsmeut
cos ieeed aesbel•d is the neighbour-
hood whilst they remained; but nothing
transpired. They maintained au amount
of stolid reticence which to the meioses
was mom provoking; and finally they
iepsrted without basing apparently dose
rearIAieg towards euMug the my-
stery far less a.cunag the thieves.
Grrdually things seemed to settle
down, god the rubbery at Enfield was
replotted in my mind by my maitre ab -
e mpties in Amy's engagement, to which
I had Riven • queliird consent on con-
dition that Mr Maul es family were
satisfied with the cout.ctiou, and that
pecuniary matters wore properly adjust-
e d. Now that he had mewl!, declared
Waned, I felt emboldened to ask quo -
tune and .axrtaro everything 1 prsslbil
sena as to the antecedents of the man
who was to be my darling • husband.
lie was well coonecteo. His mother
was dead; but his father was alive, and
Bye 1 in great sedlmioo at his own pro-
perty, which was situated in Yorkshire.
He was reputed to be rick; but on this
point I could gain no definite inhume -
then. Still, remembering Lady Desert's
°very well off,. I was nut much troubled
on tbe score t f money matters. I had
felt it incumbent upon me to invite hem
to speed • few days with us before be
left fur Voreshire, and it seemed natural
that be should come to as. I, told him
frankly that Amy bad very little money
of her own—something lees than too
thoos.d pounds; but, at my death, I
kneaded to leave her everything, which
I felt sun he would approve cf being
tied op and strictly settled upon herself.
1 thought his espreesioo changed •
little when I mentioned this, and slid
metre so when I :asually asked him in a
fneadly way if he always meant to be an
idle was; fur be bad left the army, it
appeared ; and I was anxious, for Amy's
sake, to see some symptom of has wish -
tog to get an appcontweot or occupation
of some kind.
Meauwhile, Amy seemed satisfied ;
but toy doubts—born .,t my extreme
afecru.n for her—began to ante, and re-
fused to be silenced.
)fr Maule,erer had written to his
father announcing his engagement ; but
sea yet neither line nor message from the
old gentleman had reached us. Ir was
not treating Amy properly; and though
Ainy's entreaties to me to be patient, and
oft -repeated asaurauces that Alfred said
everything would be all Wahl, silenced
me for a time, I was fully resolved to see
twitters either et ded ( r placed on • sat-
isfactory
tisfactory foctiug before much longer
time elapsed.
In the meantime, Mr )fauleverer re-
ceived Atte morning • telegram, which he
informed us contained the news of the
Mimeo of en old friend of his in London.
He must start itrrmedt.tely, if be wished
to are him alive. If I did not mind, he
would leave his heavy luggage behind
him, and take only . small portmanteau.
Unless something very special happened
to detain biro, he would be with "magma
in • couple of days. Bus adieus were
hurried, but Ospreys—We—BY messed
reallj sorry to' lens Amy. who was,
however, enabled to hid him • cheerful
good-bye on the strength of his epee y
return.
On the morning t.f the second da)
after he had taken his departure, Amt -
was evidently expecting $ letter fr
him—not unreasonahly, I thought, as it
was natural she should wish to hear that
he had reached his destination safety.
She was rather restless and fidgety. Per -
baps that was the cause t f my own
almost nervous feelings as post time
approached. I cold settle down to
nothing.
"Amy, darling," I said presently,
'suppose you take the garden sciswm.
and strip these geraniums for me ; they
want it badly."
So Amy stepped out on to the !oriel
lawn with its still brightly filed part-
erres; and 1 watched her from the draw
ing roam window with feelit.gs of min
gled love, anxiety, and apprebensio•n,
for do whet i might, I could midget over
the sense of irons impending calamity—
something sorr,wful for her. S...n
afterward she joined me. radiant with
her Itt•er, the int .1 • had ever ruesited
from him; • very ord.-tit, gentl.mr• y
epistle, I was obliged to own; sate.feetor)
too, as it contained the information that
he had heard from hu father, Ishii. on
certain conditions, whin•h he east his way
to comply with, had pr :mimed to ammo.'
to the marriage. -1 letter for me In in
old Mr Mauleverer ha.' loon incl'eert
in his letter 10 bis no; t at the latter
preferred deliv«rine it to 1.1.• personalty;
consequently I would:not receive it too
til his return to us
Amy had an rngagem.nt that after-
noon to visit the Daarnts, who were now
installed in a small hots•« tio•y had at
some distance from the Court, whilst the
latter was being repaired. She was to
drive over, taking our small groom with
her; ones, I was not ft expert her bark stautl
until after nine o'elnek at the earliest; so fan. I
1 owes to speed a solitary evening. After the n
she :eft tate I wade • few Ielten; then 1 which
triad to reed; bat my attention wander etyma
•d. A slight drnweiness ran,e Iyer me, RI
and i seamier 1 fell asleep. All et once t mood
I woke up with • onnneeaouenees of some an in
owe standing jest octad. the sherd was
window, gazing foto the room, and i dim- him.
earned distinctly the fester» .,f e sass's tiler
Imre prr"med Wool, agsin.t the ww
indc,•1 ad t
pen. i was not gs'eseally nervmu•, bel ' n.�.t
I •nal.... thrill o4 firer shat through me loch,
thew, IMO for • mnr•..t I was almost Ito H•
Moiled to stir. The west tpaant i got moven
1p. and sbsaltmae+,ply welt my d eine 8 one, r
M, *is fees vanisher. Piet the eye. Iend f1
bed sit otaatty mise might h. •stebi g `was a
uta Mill. 1 ewMolled all outward wisp fn.. t
�s of alerts sir sessg .iu.....4 • het i 1 teary
IIRE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1889
�TRa
w sae.; ao4 oboe shy edbere be me
sash seised ea bene— I .owed limosrdl
the dose, a.d s...s.ad mg, d tray am -
treats. 1 ttss.tiosed the elitt.Im' ease
to her, amd soye sed sitse we that
Diehl es to mor b•Ms tiled b.aa 41=
we had .Miss geld IBM mor
W stood thieves, IMO Owe was sews►
Whom to .slr/y a.ljs.a. ,
tad u was ..canal bow sash
trot abroad. AIM the Bafeld Oeert
robbery, one could not be toe carr
ltd.
Very aeon Margaret, ley servant, bad
soured all the mhuttess, drawn the e.r-
ttuoe, sad I sat dues to my winery teo
wishing moot fervently that Amy were
s•lsly within d'Oft aaai...
A suddeu atom had come on; the
wind had rias to a burricaue, and bade
fair to oo atiaue during the sight. Abort
eight-c'clock, $ .ee(tagf arrived fur nee
from Lady Uwnt, telling see that as the
storm was w severe, they bad •motored
to detain Amy fee the eight; in the
morning, she would be with w early.
1 was both Rkad asd sorry—glad that
Amy would not rue the risk of amount -
'ring any larking individuals lo the
darkssess; that she was safely at Embeld;
but sorry for my own sake, I felt so
solitary and, erste to tell, so strangely
nervous.
The evening wore on slowly, sod s
ten o clock struck 1 went to my room,
It was directly over the drawing -room.
Nest to mins was Amy's; and on tee
other side of ire landing was the spare
room, which had so recently been ooa-
pied by Alfred Mauleverer. Above slept
the servants. I heard them go up to
bed, aud while I could hear them tncv-
nag about overhead, I was tolerably Dom
fostable; but seen stillness reigned over
the Wren's Neo, My domestics were
saleep. The beet thing I could do was
to follow their example, which after •
time I suppose I did, fur I was wakened
by a noise, a natant sound from the hall
tribe. I scarcely breathed. I could
bear my heart beating; as 1 lay listening
with strained ears, and recalling with
horrified terror the face I had seen at
the window.
I need hardly say that I was thorough
ly awake. Every nerve was strung to
such a pitch of tension that if a pin had
been dropped, 1 feel sure I shoo d have
heard it. It came again—the sound from
below—dull, this time but distiuet; and
presently I heard stealthy footsteps com-
mit rapidly and quietly up-stain—evi-
dently shoeless feet, hut none the less
audible to my ears- Never .lace I had
lived at the Wren's Nest had I locked
my bedroom dour; I had s dread of do-
ing it ; and desptts my oervousness un
this occasion, I had out departed from
my rule. It was too late t s attempt to
soc,mplish it now. Besides, looking
back, I think t sort of temporary paraly-
sis had come over me. I heard a hand
laid upon the handle; it was turned
cautiously, and the next moment, from
my curtained bed, I dr:ingtished • man
bearing seems sort of small lamp—his 1
concealed by • mask—enter.
It was a matter of life or death to
to remain quiet. Through nay int
flashed a resolve to deliver up everything
I was possessed of—family plate, my
mother's amethysts, all my .nnall iglu
able*, to this ruffian, in exchange for
my life, should he demand them. B
the ..--.t, ..d •..Need toe to mew
three aersa.ta, who meet .t
have ilbstrght I had pew tam
Raabe y� y Naiad, wh.. 1 tried
It was Woe o'ideet ie the mess
die %holiesoho. sad es dark ea
baa bat asslata.m• sopa dbae Beet.
MO 111111,18 ear nem might
et be ht tee. eliese W
ear
Meibel:1 slsr.
Leet mew b. erase. Peer treees
wanes, we pree•eded in a prop to
meter book .Dart, where the bell ►
only to bad the rope severed. I
wtbed up a eloak, sad arrayed .
is my slippers sad • skirt. The sere
were as little dressed a myself- Be
.a no time to hesitate ; mimed
action Mini be taste. We moat
the gsrdeer, who lived • conoid
way from the bocce Through the
dripping shrubberies we flew at •
step a:pecting to be dragged batt
some lsrker; bet no one mopped us,
safety, we reached the cottage; and
few minutes Arkwright, my card
and general teetotum, was in uur m
His cottage was within a short d
of several others: sod tboagh be w
to go tonight to the boom, fearing
the m•o should Moe escaped, or
liberated by accomplices, I would
beer of it. I insisted upon getttn
couple of men to s000mpany hila, a
caution for which I saw Arkeriebt's
little wife was very grateful
mused some delay; but it had not
• bled my captive to escape. The
door was found open, and everyth
just as we had left ue,the spare'room d
still closed. By my orders, it was
to be unlocked until the police amt
Several volunteers had hammed to su
n • , them; and while we were await
their arrival, I had time to think • lit
of the horror of the position. How h
Lady Dissent's disrcond necklace foo
Its way into Alfred bfaeleverers's per
msateeo 1 Could he be some awful a
peso-, some trillion in the guise of
gentleman, •hos I bad harboured
my hon.., and to whom I had meditat
giving my niece 1 The shock would
most kill Amy. Even 1 felt as if
should time get over it.
Who wso the man 1 A dreadful tight-
nea came over my bort when this quer
tem ptesouted itself, $ suspicion too
humble.
It made the Aospense almost too terri
ble. 1 heard the policemen arrive, and
while they were saoeudimg the .lain to
the spare bedroom, I felt Almost choked
with an apprehension fur what I should
'mit hear. The door was uulooked, and
there was the thief. He made no resis-
tance; the gems was up. Thank, to
'the old woman,' as I beard him style
me, he had mimed the best chance of
chiming a fortune he had ever had Who
Wall he f NLc.ahad lseen hist
wry
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I eta nas.ae.d Baedook'Blod Bit -
Ws as • sere ware for wul.l.. I had it
for lose years, amid was so W at uoe
time dist 1 was •Lost • meld wars. 1
etusmeoesd Mimi B. B. B. hot.ammer,
hare takes theirs bottles, sad am seethe
If
trod. Mata Bl.t,s1 Para, James,
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This Ween.. Who &sews New le I l
What a Mews'e to her homily sad the
eu.manity at large se the clear- headed,
sssaible woman shoo tumors jail what she
imam sod buys ssssediogly. lights ally
of the bargain motet sad &uetira
more; dose not 000aider anything Asap
which .11 dues aur Awed, aud aourue to
straggle with $ karlJ burly Raub of pot-
pie foe the sake of aeo.rmog as article
for two mut less than the regular price.
To •bop with doorstops sad follow U.
bosom hdbt of soumumy is to avoid the
shoals and mod bars of seismogram*.
Thalia who du not Deed to some the oat
of what they buy are in the minority,
and hence this mutter of shopping should
be so cultivated that it wdl bosoms tt.
art. Indeed, it should be rea,goia,td ►a
put of • girt', sducatioe to sh.•p wisely
and well Even the most careful i f
motben gives elms all important matter
but Tittle thought. Music, art and Die
languages aro added to • substsotial
Eu,tlish educatk'o, with perhaps • few
lesao.as in cookery thrown in ; but when
is the teacher or parent to be found who
thinks it 'mammary to ea train • girl to
the art of shopping that shoo will be
brought to consider thrifty management
mut a bore, but • most womanly amuse-
plishweot that, once acquired, will beteg
with it • deligbtful feeluag of .elf-tw-
haute i
Fire Vries Nm..
There is no better remedy for frost
bites, chilblains, and similar troubles
than Hagyard's Yellow Oil. It also cutis
rheumatism, lumbago, sore thrust, deaf.
nese, •rd pain eenerslly. Yellow Oil is
used internally and externally. 2
ad
al- Spurgeon, the moment Baptist preach
sr, never makes any preparation for a
sermon. It is bis habit to choose tome
text on Saturday evening to be os,d . a
the morrow. Thirty minutes, and no
longer, he devotee to Iut.kitiir up nisi -
entre Of these reference.he iota down
a few Dotes, and with not" tog the r t
hand ha steps into the pulpit u• apoday
morning without waouacnpt or thought
of his text other than that given donne
the half-hours study of the previous
evening.
The mystery was soon expl•itted. He
was the Dseuta magnificent head -butler
ace rcd d hd —one odt
f a gang, as it afterwards was s-
cova —ati • h 6 with the wane
mance of hes comrades, cleared off the
and 1 plate, but hoped to secure for his own
private betretit the famous diamonds.
The bre bad so far upset their plans
that be had found hiwselt left in possess-
ion of the diamonds, when his sernces
mime to tie required in aiding to axon
ut email the bre. lu place of flight, there-
ft.re,as he had at erst mteoded, the wary
butler judged It best to let his confeder-
ates en•ke off with the plate, white he
teamed with the diamonds to bus poo•
snot, one of the most weave in IIutudu-
rot the dames, and suggesting the most
essible schemes fur discovering the
6irvea
When the detectives came down to
Enfield, it becai re imperative latent hen
to hit upon some sale place fur the dia-
monds. Mr Jl.0:rterer was Mend
wok as over abundant• wardrobe ; mod
deride his visit to Eubeld, this butler
had chosen t., cu&ider bin under We
particular care, haying out his clothes,
arranetug and 'winter things generally
for bin. The idea of temporarily depue-
tuug the precious gears within the leo-
of one of that ketttewao's portmau-
us, struck hnn as • bniii.pe. GUN.
• lncutClalon o.1 urs. was to Withdraw
m directly Mr Mauleverer's depart -
was •b..ut to take place, and he
uld ..f your... have the beat opportu•
y of doing .v while pricai.g his
their; but his plan by • mere chance
carried, std he had the mortification
seeing the p.rtmeutwu leave Enfield
th the diamonds still safely secreted
hitt 11.
no such intention appeared to he hitt He
t.pproachtd the bed, raised his lamp,
Bashed it for a second on my closed
eyes: and then withdrew it, apparently re
satisfied that 1 slept. It must hate heen
a cursory glance, for I could not have i
sustained the deception fur more than a f
moment, He gave a keen look round ,
the room. Only the lower par: of his
face was covered, IN. I could see Itis eyes,
some-
thingemail, dark and piercing, with some-
thing familiar t.. me in them, even then. m
My watch—a legacy from my other
lay on the toilet -table, but he overlooked
it. Evidently mine wast ot the rein.
he meant to rile. Almost ntneelesely he
va,iehed nut of it, and i heard him pro-
ceed iota Amy's room next—thank God,it was empty—then tato the spare item.where he remained.
All at once it dished acmes me that irtg
Fay • little aMight e 1 tea
g ger ave even •
Ht
thing and secure the thief In former the
day.,my spare roots had been • nursery,
and the windows were barred, .ot as e„ urs
make all exit from them t,nw•seihic. It wo
I could slip out of bed, get series the' 1111
passive, iu nae second L cold I,.ek the ; cls
doer, and, oscine from any attack, raise ole
an alarm of
The agony ..1 fear I as in was such ani
that I felt equal to any cf..r.. Without wit
loving a moment, I glided nut of bed: a !
moment's pante.cquaiatelt me with the (re
fact that the miscreant was buoy; I heard "P1
him throwing ,not thugs all torr the; vial
flt.or. H. waa .perching Mr afauleter- nea
pr's pnnmante...'s; :hey were quite at olive
the far end of the t.rdn.'m; so I ealeu- un •
lated that I could safely chase and hock was
the door before he could possibly prevent A
zee. Lake • ghost, I moved out o1 my it, a
room of my pervious errand. Through the
a chink of the half open door I beheld srqu
the m■n kneehng its Rant o1 the larger
of the p..rtmsnteaos, nAtng it with •
rapidity and inrrn:neaa which secured
my beater for the present undis�..ve red, i
had intended to Armor the door the
instant i reschef it, but r.meth,ng mad.
me pause in the darkness and peer with
terrified eyes into the l.rdr,-.m He had
h a hack tit me, s..f1 1 ...old see the quick
Inorrmints of his atm., as ,me thine
e ft. r a'u thrr was hurriedly throws upon
the floor
Ir Maileterer's temporary absence
m our house •/'ordad 11.0 gond an
etnuuity to be sussed ; bruoe the
t to the Willi.' Nest, winch very
Ply terminated my existence, fur lb.
k and exposure combined br'.ugn•
1. 11 nes* from which, fur lung, it
001 expected 1 should recover.
my was my teuder nines all though
nd it sea from her hp. 1 heard ail
'articular* of the robhery. in the
el to which 1 had been called ou w
so prominent a part.
Imagine ., (Peline% as I stowed within
• few ranee it1 his., o see him with the
utm,..t celerity tear ..pen the lining of
1hr p.rtmantt•r.0 and drew from It a
g littering mass of di.m,",ds, which I in.
y recognised se Ldy Dsseut'e
us cot the tote she had worn on
i,tht ..f tl.. eventful1 ball, .ad
, with the other thiugs, bed w
Timely dlappearwd
oro, asnreb, slid fear well tie►
tae to fall to the Komi. I mode
reliseMry ...vemewt ; I'homght i
Writing ; and the noise reached
Looking up, oar oyes .et. Wttb
rength bora of'deeperatioe, I anis
e boodle of the dower, said la. men-
the key was safely tarried le thm
ppily rat eke 1i Pas of vessel, sed wry
its, the done .as an old-fss►ist.ed
f • pa►tirelerly earwig deseriptir.;
seem • eittwng outer m..ldiee. it
imost impassible o break it open
►e inside of the room. The pet
of the abatis* @esteemed me fat
•
•
Play
Happily for both oar sakes, she never
knew of the terrible suspicions I bad for
$ brief time entertstne4 regarding Mr
Maulererer, That gestlemas made hes
•ppesranc. in doe time at *be Wow's
Nest, bearing hie father'. letter. which
Wormed me not onto of his wtlltngnees
to welcome Amy as hos daughter, but
to settle as inose upon the young
couple of the most ati•fact«ry desert
tion.
Shortly afterwards, the butler wa.
placed upon his trial, and i was relle.I
.m, despite my weekee.4 condiu..n, to
sire evldenae against hon. The., h•.w-
ever, 1 wee happily spend a the prison-
er, acting nn the &deko of hit c'umsl,
pied guilty. indeed i was doubly re-
newed, as Mautevrer'a rh`irset.r ea.
the vindicated A. eh. wreteh.d psis
Dewe ens hem*, removed, he vowed he
mold "pay Moe Owurtsnsy • visit seem
whew his term of i1Prisorsessmt expired."
111.rwever, tett years penal servitude may
bubo moot a change in Ma rnaensa.ne
Indy Meant •r meed mw Pity moat
i►i tbdeoreforteng new she took .,f the
matter. "Do mut usable year head, my
dear Mem Ou.rtlnsy, •h, et any there
the 'retell may ltay. mord ; In the 01111,40
of *Mere. yam sig he beyodtd his 'seek
1 mg before th. a,s
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iI.LUST,IATED.
Ha*r.w'. Wrucoy has • Wall «etallbhed
thM dhnea.11uou 1taw.pt
meals omIs-
as 1 potltlwe has esra, for It the
reriMms. variety .sed emagdersee of lets Petal read-
1�1/�r7 epmL L. whlrh Include serireatises al and
Meet �M ky ►e beet and most popular
tar f� pera.al of people of the
tet Nates seri pursuits. The
waestoy •.ttementa are of remarkable
varied teem •and Talar, pa expense 1.
.sand is !rlsRthe kir/heat order of artistic
ability to hear upon the Illaatrwtloa at the
changeful peases of home and foreign history,
A Mrxlean romance. from the pen of Thoma.
A. Jowl.,, will appear is the WaatLT in
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
pec Tees
HARPER Pi WISELY
iIAkl'Rlt'4 X AE1Nfi. _.-.. ....-
liAkPa:H'ri AJAR - t se
HARI'Ek'S TOR:NH I'5Qpi,t t
rOD
Mee f.'ndnf rQe.,.,a4 m tee fAt
The Volumes et the Wast.L, tugim with the
gest Number 'it January of sash year When
we is.. 1. aap.tin...,. ember rtptto«a r►111 Mgt.
with the Nus,....err earned er time .t ,•clot
vRHAUPurs WumriL, fir
Ham
roars 50ck In Pease .este boding, will
floe t ss /moss..
email 1L sae web sive "e.�/e w.l
alit for velem*. •phobic ter
re -
it
t kp�ymatl. poiynt � Mid, w ra-
�arh� -"h N avoid imoee
ham,
evva.ebe�i.�pg tet,
bets rrvrstw.e.►rts► N erekerithleS
HAfsi•estM
■ARPBR & Rom Item TM.
AT LAST !.'
• WoodiroAr t-'., pta..sesy Thee
Mes...w th* memo, ■wedla
,rr o........
A True Invigorator.
Weekaser Bad pottrataoo of the savors
moms s safely fellow that orerwork and
wary which brings ,arrow mad suffering to
si litany Caaadbm homes. The terridie
remelts of nervous weakness, are aeon oe
every trod. Paths in the back, pout and
mucfreshrog sleep, lack of appetite dys- -
pepat., and last energy and strength, are the
first symptoms of mese senator and dagger.
cos trouble. This. the way teat Paralysis,
Paresis and Insanity begin. Do not delay
• moment longer, i er wine time it will be
too late to regain yotu lost health gad
vitality. Use Paine'. Celery Composed
sow, amd the dull eyes will regain Stir
brilliancy, the cheeks will grew rosy, the
brain become clear, the nerves strong and
steady, your steep restful and refresh*.
appetite good, and health and
will take the place of misery and rinlg.
A. S•bision, tb. well known hthagrapbrr
of Montreal. writes : •• to the summer of
Alit 1 had to work very bud, and was
trembled considerably with insomnia (deep-
). I resolved to try your Par.'s
Celery Compound, and alter taking the
contents of two bottles, kit like a sew
man. Anight's rest gave me strength
ler alae d ke of the day, and isMead of
alerting out to besieges is the moraleC
using a W I bed esgepkoed • days work
ilaa4slissss�d of beteg about to commssce ear
I started out is good spirits, keling fresh
god strong. My wik and various friend.,
M who. I recommended the medicine,
hang home bes.4t.d greatly, and in fact
ofd our i � u a household
ONO
100
.e. too was qlr
ease re.... ones
5111 .ea mewm meeSib
I
tom.( ..
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..rel i. w —
orl •Aor yes bow INS
d.., Y vase err 5'm mow.*Treetet res elms re Owes
w . +•7 h�s- r. .L, * boom yew roe vacua
.., Pse a i r... r in er tea...ra •
.w N.s->+.. ware 01.11.411111 db. CO, Mei awiA omla d.w Me�
THE BEST
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is 1 racTo r SUMAS
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GOODS.
Ready made Clothing at
Prices to snit Pur-
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WANTED
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A MORI LYRE
/en .ILIOV.NESS, CONaR/PATION,
INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS, .ICA
HEADACHE, awe erocaax• OF THE
STOMACH, LAMER AND .Owct&.
Tee, awe wku,Twoaouatt awe ew•ssor
tee Acro., are rover A vawaaaE $ts
TO uaooc* 54015 &TYING IN Tae
memo awls core or CHNION$O
AND O$$TINATE Di$EASES.
OAHLE 1►DDR�Bse
Pittbros., - London.
PITT BROS. & CO.
Importer. of
Canadian Apples.
44 /sees t Irlerta-+N. , Leaden, Eng.
Consignments solicited and
liberal advances made thereon,
1730
1090 sFuB,s;„EE 1890
WEEKLY
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TRUE TO THE EMPIRE.
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and elegantly farntshe.l Mena to the
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k!t
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COMPANY.
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...s= iP+cking. Published at Two I►ol:an a Year,
FRICTION Will be sent aro . "trial trip from
PULLEY BOARD, OCTOBER I. 1889,
f ti• vee Pr/.e•Fr{,,,i• a
ell TOE r 1pms.g,
ata tipedsl arrangements are twoina te
add new sad altecnne features, w megg
Chatty {overeaten. Iateoet sad vat
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Address «can Iterear T.lw.T.. err.
The EXAMINER
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iF YOU w bell t. know Tibet the D•pll.t de -
m enlsatloa la doing,and ar remota W
lea news of ob. world bride. try Too
awocate, Ihei, National paper, and a
vs aew•p.per as well
IF
you wl•h yore- faptbt Meads M knew
Bae, .shrrrib, ferries et them tee
1 e p," AT induce groves of t bees
: w roer kl* es •
fPHI.retNara ore will
pram
.
/��Jame sews volume ere .aft the np
week .f (�A.1-e• N.
hrt'teeeeN, IL* groat
Leedom pn.cMr.
THE 43ALT-CLj ARS
r
if•ie.7 «7 coflretion of I'runT7,. T wr.gji r
if-ii4 Homely :Vasa TL1.,..,
ui os M oparlrat RAM w
meet ,� mess
is
yea meow* send seven and PIN
and steam the Nth,, seed wtt•tevo•
wether) Oe tea, at 'me aye Sae mss&
tat hes ewe
"BOOK OOItYIBSION LIST”
A1N w whoa has/ast.
SsLT-Cts ay W see _peer R Tit
er have fee ni
toga row �et,,trip
�S° JIM by wp
to re.
arm far sewer ser mime, Mresf a i ni.
roe r es, • bsM /er avoir
••
BfJT oM tmlot1 use
i
Twig ET< A 1t1� 1st
School'OM a Speeltj' =� >e%
OOUN
home of
A Weekly t
MepWI
PBM al
d..
Mr W I
slip, had t
bill is Cain
Mies C.
'soared foe
skip, taste
stated, at a
Mi Jos.
& who
().tarso t►i
B. (iib.ot
may.
Tbe See
grand viol
beating the
ton brat
At` r Ail1
but more n
ler, has set
mato, wises
self.
Wm 8a
Mid up for
leg, started
O employe(
tar and is
Inset Sat
four-year of
Bressela, fe
Ales McLu
bone in his
•Mr Oxon
Gods-ich tt
Lawson, at
Ostrge mo
known as
The dean
Beignsve, s
last. She
and there
Beteg in N
gone home
Mr Osoi
farm, Mono
Ouderich
Hears, of
yean, at as
a year.
Mr Heti
noaosssivn,
bought the
Thomas J.
consisting u
cleared, ba
which It w
He, se now I
on.
W. T
been cooio
week a cane
the Ytilh of
Wednesday
cemetery.
have the h
their Rift .
at.,`S on
the entire
Committee.
seated, whe
cation. A
pat intern.
on Tllemday
tires from
what court
bees learns
Mrs Robe
late hat bee
onetfher
e
en out
Gartner, of
perforated t
would not p
drugs to def
were very g'
to state the
could be ex'
Just imagir
.peak for ten
would he is
stleeace t A
Hamilton atm
W Isom'. Wit
is tour eats.
His cure of
or Croat- Ik
Another 1
list of bo
. Jubnston, v
her neighbo
last week, t
her little gu
while playir
dress set 01
ran to the
Si'.,,4
but t
Catching si,
We the btu
her dreg bl
A doctor s
At t wo o cls
■Inard'a 1
Prompt, i
stways tom
Aromatic Q
W Nese
From Or
ollt. ly. lel
mesdles
after
aunra
i ti Itrldi
s only
on. to 1
Wsl ne, aft.
of abs sligib
Slot epos
daughter of
he have the
6ywhetsW
.N bike men
.posed by N
`OooA Na
ani' y. t" sets
' vie
slow* min.m
lei, bokltig
'a1..aN
bas a eek
"O►rsyew
trodden eta.
fin's baro et
4. ' idle