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. I I . I I Jou'ritmeat, the ,reeve dad all' ., �bm tainedthe Sunshine Adult Bible Wass I �� . Omar in, m' '64�44omt . I I 0 ��
1 . I members present, Uinut"� or, -the on Thursday oy6niaglast* AINT AN I A S 7 ,
TV I I I I laqt meeting were read, approved and , Mr. Sfa' . 44V4J4--AO, alreel 1, Ann IQ -, I "
" I T uley Meyers has engaged . . . ' "'
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, , . . . �- '.. I .� INI 11odg;T1S-T.,XQX,ay that'Ry-law , MISd Mae Clarke is vlsitivg with her . . 3 Bm-Bm-EMmA-Or'Zm, 1140-411V, 11
. . - No.'4, 1915, authorizinit thte ree�o �and o it, Miss 91,va liarvey of Exeter. ELOPE , I Mr. Sline resorted to sorInj A
"I would. urge the farmers -of Canada to do their slive In,' rev'entw'05 - treasu4er to borrow what m6ae�r �rnktj, , and Mrs, " Writ., Hodgert of Sun� 11 I 1. I r: on.0,
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the people of Great Britaln,from suffering want or privafion.0 - I b�l 'r�aulred for �ffie use, oC tho'muiiQ4 shine gave & party onTbursday oven. 11 � . . Y,
. I I � awake to the perfidy Other star board�. , '
I I HON. MARTIN BURRELL, MlnisW of AgricultarO,. � . oipltlity for the yeax 1015 at no gritat- Ing last. The light fantastic was trip. . ' I
� . ,er, sat up in bed and fell to ptArnAug. , .
I . I . I I . ev,dispourit thart � 1-� per c,extt per pod to the wee smal hours of the , I
I ( i I - ... �annum.�'Chrried I , worn.1 . . . His Tale of Woe When the W. Idow Rowel I fell toplaaml, I " ,1111111 I
� I S11 ThompsoriA-S. 11'. HodglAs tbat, Masterlobiarty Ridley is on the sick nlug-well, things usually happened, , I I
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VY , )6iie,� R6eve procure plans and ,5peoijl. list. Dr. McGillicuddy in atter,dalice, . I -- For an entire week she watc tied antl _., . �',
The Empi`e"Needs - Ma , Foods -cations -and ask for tenders, ifor the Miss Rtbel Brown, who spent the waited and listened and peeked nnd
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-Y 1 , . ,rebuilding of to, bridge oy,er i,tiho� jriv*r weok end with Mrs. H. ., Brown *of By CLARI*55A NZACKIE J pried, and when Thuvsdqy evonta$ ." , .
rn the past s . ii6riortadimmensequ.411�tities of-these1kaple, 6ods, fibin Saii.bIle between Iota 10 Aad'11 con.. Thamee'Road has returned home. I "I I To drew around she was, possessed, 14 i, ,
. I � � . i4,7-w,MrxILd, I Mr. Rdward Coward had the mis- +.144�*+ +4+4+4-4+
,�, Russia, France, Belgium,,.,Q'6jmauyaA L -- . I I . The auditors were p �ent and ,ask- fortune to slip on the ice. and is sugar- . . + .. I I . � I -"�' some mysterious manner of most og , III . 11 �
4-.AustriA��ungary is. shown by the foll'ovn'ngi�r-... . re, I .
i I � � I 1; ,.,. I . ed.,for t�kwther time before rendering; ing from a broken rib. . Ananias $Ilrie bad at Itist made up the details of the approaching elopei �:
I I I I - , . tsent, She knew that Erep RIdd)e1A �. �,
Average irnpopts . j- ; '*&�66; "of bushels. -nies, & ' the -Ir report- � I Several of the young people of this his, mind. Of all tfi� d I I ,
, :1 ! ,� , rather By "possible' is Tit , esfrable ividows a . "
Years 1010-1913 than millions of acres should be actual results which hav4 be- :, A number of accounts, were ,passed vicinity attended the Selve's Dance on ' , . . bliggy had.been eng ged and that Rep. , : . ;'
en. and spinsters.in Quince Harbor none �
Wheat.. -..�.. 28,439,q0t) - b ".Canada's aim. I . � AR.4� w1hich the council adjourned to Wednesday last, . v was to harness the sorrel horse, ali ," $ �,)�
I USA4 '. obtained by our Experimental, y, the 0th, day Mr, Charl . himself dtdn'4 .
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i- . , hat there is abundant rMo * , , , ai esCoward is taking lea- seemed so attractive as Mi%. E. ugh Hop Ulddle �
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Oats ......... 23,686,304 ,!,- I ::---to�-e:�pect.. larger 'returns; frorrt� Farms and bv many farmers. . OZL April 'at 10 ajz. . ,sons on the piano, Music is very who was the proprietor of the Quince. know -what Ananias Sline, wanted to d4 , , ''. `�
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Barley ....... 151192,268 46 - ti6 same area is conclusively' *. These i'p'os d`b'les" hav'e".'bee'n . 1W. D. Stanley, Clerk, * : , charming. The piano will be a, little Harbor dry,gooas.store, If any one with a buggy. . I I ,�
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cora-..W..... 7,6ZI,374 � 66, :' , [,.,. shgwit w�op we - compaie the Obtained under intensive 11 cult � I- - I . " . - . heavy to carry to the Boundary. I 1,
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� . ' . i,"*Lverdge . production ,iof the .. .. � - . I had remotely suggestedtQ Ananias that By Thursday evening Ananias Minq I
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I � Peas. .,;. -. . � � .703,008 �f i I 0, I. va.tion methods, and conditions , I . . WOODHAM I the profitable little. business had en- was shiveriti. with nervons dread, HO ,,,,,
�` I , lixeggitt ft6 witli tli6 possibl - � I WHALE, X � .
Beans ...... 0, 689,663 Is " prod . uction . . � Note th6151lowing � not. altogether possible on the 'Mrs, PleLtond daughter, who have I I I hanced the ebarms of the:Wldow Be. had a feeling that in some way or oW . L
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Potatoes.. .#".' '4�721*090 10, brief"talilp which.shows tfieiv�!,'��.� average farm, yet they si�ggest � 'bee -a, retkirned er his elopement would 'b I
' . . m visiting relatives her The Mission Band met at the home via in his middle aged ey-es he would I I
Om"o:6s..i,,;.: 271,069 94� average, irk 1914 and possible . r the great possibilities of in- tuA 4 eir home in Wiarton, . Time and again lie had found the Widit
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I . . of f4rs. Geo. Millson on Saturday and, have laughed one t.> scoru, Still, baing �
Meat... li...... 261509f766 lbs. production per acre. creased . . held a good meeting. � halt proprietor of a dry goods bt%s�- ould ontmatch ,W. 11:
I Average Possible production. By groatex , , rs. Fred Stephen is quite ' M. ow Rowell's wits c
. . M�, and Mrs. Routley are recover- , W. M. S. meets at Mrs, Sanduel own, but so far as he. knew not a stoAil .1
Eggsi ..'-.,-121,112,90 doz. Fall Whp4t.. .. , 20,43 52. care in. the selection of seed� , - . ness was influltely better than being I
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I , . log fkOrn an attack Of la gL'Ippe, . .
I . I , ing,Whoat 14. ' - . I Gunningle on Thursday of this wdek. a aware of the approaching mat . *
. 1 84 $9. - more thorough cultivation, fev Mr, Barton Croz er is slightly im- Mrs, Hopkins and Mrs. 11ale, who riage, save the prospective bride, th
Butter and" 'I- . Sp.r I porter In a village bank. Any one wa ,
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Cheese ...... 91,765,233 lbe. Barley.--.' 16A5 ' 69. ' '-,14-'�' tilization, better 'drainage; the proved in health. have been sick, ar I e a little Improved would admit that! , .,
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4 , The above mentioned sources Oats........-,: OUG 9 1 minister and himself. , t .
I I . � I - 1, ' "' average could be raised by at Mr.-Oreighton Wynn and- Mr. Al- this week. : I When he put the question to Airs.. . � F
, Of 4i1pply of gapl&,foods are ' . C.6m, Grain.... � 70. 200. least one-third. , .1 That in itself * � . ; bert,'Switzer have purchased Amber� Ananias ate scarcely aily supper, al� ,..
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. �,,p I ', . th " i titit. off as * ' Cora Ensilage— - * 'from Mr. Powell of Exeter, Sherwood Brock and Freeman Per- Bevis It was noontime and her two rosy .4 I
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I w6tdd-kdd Aileast $150,000,.000 ' ki,t�% -
I V I , 1. , .. kins with their lady. friends' spent ,ebeeked el&lis had, gone.bome Uk dlu-
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I result of the war. Great Britain (Tons)....... 12. 19. o annual income of Canada . , , organized 19- S- Sunday at Thomas Morley's. I ner, Ananias had assured himself that favl6iI6 dish of byster'stew. * Ofie Bat "
is looking to.Canada to supply . Peas-- ...... 15.33 � .17.;, classes drove. to Orediton on Thursday opposite him and blinked her eyes at I � ,I..
. I � % - ' a large share of .1he slx6rtage� Beans ....... * v 18.72 , 6 � from the farm. It would be it . ; , L I Mr, and Mrs. James Ogden from they two were alone, and he bad � I ��
Q. 1 Wit and furnished the program given, piniviiie and Fred Rivers of; Exeter � -wld.� hlm- until lie gulped down a hage,
. . , . Every Individual mmer has a Po&toed........119.40 450. great service to the, Empire,. and I I prom�tfy possessed himself of tfi� I . . �. 4 14a,v Ili- -
I 1, - iladex the nuspices of the Ladies' Aid %pent bundsy at Win. Ogdenls. of scaldin' - hot t4a"lind boli�x a3l - � � ` ":`
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duty to .perform. . Turnip�., ....... 421.81 1000. thIs i� the year in which. to... do it. - of that place. We understand that Mr. dri'd Mts. Ilector Millson via owls generous hand and told her the . ,;, f, I
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I � I I I . .; - Lhe young people acquitted them- over Sunday with her pa. rents at De- - 9 :1 .
l . � . . . ': I story ot'his lonely life and his longin , �
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�� . I c27-Ftw ixtfo�=t6m and bulledzis W�*e to . Increase Your Live, Stock - selves very creditably. vizels'. for a home, provided she would pre- - Little del the w,idoW,
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- k�'.�J , �' 1, I I., %. , L , ". I Mr-. and Mrs. George Baker of Carl- Mrs. John Hodgson is visiting this side over it. w ange smile on her face. ( ". ,. "
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�, 'C�k,fi'.bL,(1ian � ,,' ,, , Breeding ,tock.arejo-day Canada's most'Valuable asset. The one . ingford visited at the Parsonage on week with friends in London. . 110b, Ananias," she simpered. "I nev- Ananias locked himself into his roold
Iii, ,� � 1 2' ., . ' Thursday last. Mrs. John Wright is Spending a and made an elaborate if hasty tojlet� ��,
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j;�, ��,� , $1 , I ; - �), ,,,u f i of'the world's farming' is that , ere wil.t soon be Mrs. E. A. Follick and son Joseph er dreamed -I never thought --oh!" she
liepbLifthent a� a: great shortAge of meat supplies. Saye your breeding stock. Plan month with her sister Ethel.at Iug'er- After many maneuvers he let himselt , .
to increase your live stock., Europe and the United States, as we][1 a:s of XKeter visited relatives here r I . I shrieked as Ananias imprinted a kiss 11
. . I e- Boll. I I I a her work worn hand. out and managed to escape by the baelf ,,*
Canadap will pay higher prices for beef, mutton, and bacoil: *in thi I cently, ,Misp )�[Ilda Gunning is visi-i'ting with 0 hall door, There was no sign of tht
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� *.,,,,A I � iqjLOU15�9 , rr I ,. near future. Do not siciWe"now. Rernimber' that live stock is Miss Walker has returned to her friends at Centralia thi-3 week. That evening Ananias called upon
- ,9 . A . widow, and he hoped she bad gone tOt I
.!�, � . . 04 "' "adfitre � You die f g, not in. duties as milliner, We are pleased to - .7r,".. her and discussed their earl marriage.
I : _3_ . the only basis for prosper sagr.1, .., , . arthin - I ape J, �' � , — I - I 1. _`- t'tj. 'y I
I ,.� ottawa� Canm& . ; � lating. ,, '' - � . . 4 �f . .1�7,�, . � , . I I . :- wilcome her back to our corpriii:pnity, - �'There's onl'y* one obstacle to a fancy call upon one of her croales. it W0,01
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� : ! I ; .1 v .,� �I- . � . . 115 . I At the last Quarterly Offlei'if,'B6'ard, t, -'-'�-` t..'-:'0UTRAU1A 1, be ill luck indeed If she, had taken I
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I .--- -- � . . I � . ., -eting the Pastor, tb' Rev� ,P.'�-,w .. .,,�Mrs. -Joseph U4 dwards,,siA0'r of Mrs. -w�idlmg,ll sold An4nias 'when Em Be- . . t .
I , . . � . . .1 . 1 M a ., . .. . Ekskervillei died of pneumonia on via had outlined a plan for the cere- Into her -bead to call upon Ent idevsW - .
I : I . Bak,6r, B.D, received a unanimous in- Thursday night last, The funeral to6k mony to take place in the Baptist though the two rivals were not th4 .:: �
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. 0 . . � I I I . . I I vitation to remain for the fourth year ' place on Monday afternoon to Fair- church, with her little illece as flower b I est of friends since Ananias came bek . . � 1 ;
� ''. . I I . I : Mr. Baker haS accepted, subject to field cemetery, girl and white satin ribbons festooned tween them. I I '.. I . , I . .
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.. ',.'?Jt -,1 . . ------ R&M. 1 1 . Crediton (Owing to the impassable conditions Rev. Bowen, agent of the Western from the tops of 6, a pews. Still, the Widow Rowell was apt tol '. �,J
,;01:: � ... . , Bible Society. is to preach here next I .
., I 0 of the roads, the last correspondence "And that is?" asked Em In a dIs- do the most baffling- things. - ) � -1
. 11 �'J ,V�t * I wa6dolayed. No one is to blame.) Ananias hurried to Riddle's'stablei I -
� ;: � . . -Miss Mary 'AnA 106eftreiebier 'has re, Sabbath morning, and at Whalen in appointed tone. , ,I �
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I - .? F,t " - . . ' I I . turned J.omekhft6.r spending a .6ew 0 Mrs. Fairhall spent Sunday and "My landlady." and climbed Into the buggy which 4 . I
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I 0 .�, � CIV - weeks at *Stratfo�d. I . . . GREENWAY I t Monday in Lucan. . . "Eletty Rowell? My land, you ain't grinning negro had prepared for blr4 �.:"
&..A - Miss Cora Truerriner, of `Dii�htwooq, ,. The W. M. S. Auxiliary had a qoilt- engaged to ber,..,be you?" inquired the He drove rapidly out of the yard. neari I , 1:1.1
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. Wrii. R, English, Fred McLincbey ing bee in the basement,of the ch :" ly losing a wheel in the turn, for ho ,L'11 %
. THE- TIME3 . ", . . '131r. Hehr7y Eckert is �pendingd Itaw ureb. widow sharply. ; . I I � 1. .. �. I
11 . I . - I . '4md in SabilngvIlle. br1r. and Miss .Gladys Mason were recent on Tuesday afternoon', and Served tea "Not if I know it," said Annnias can. was not a skillfvil driver. I � `:� �
I - . . I 4-ays dltllhl�'-h visitors in London. I in the evening- They have now nine tiously, "but somehow I never know Quince I'larbor folks are lnqulsld�vd . .�
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I I . Eckert ' n- �*it:4 bIooA-p;e,A6,n M iii 'Addfe Hi -,key oif Parkhill spent quilts quiltpd, one each h.aving -been i , T " A
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I I � "'k , . , . 'ttrIdt.,'�'t- . 7'. lfb,. . the"'weeft end with Miss Adah Mc� given by the Mission B,Lud, the , where I stand with Widow Rowell, and prone to mind each other's S14 , ,e-. " �
I , on:, of" Pel-erboro, ld "-t � � .. .. 19- I swan I riefer proposed; mar ness to a most annoying degree; th rL .. ;.
Xr. Wils viai �- Pherson.- , , anized �Ybung, People's Bible .Em! - ":� � �
CLUBBING LISPI" "' "'Ylft�w - 's" ' , - , C 1011, a. fore It had been decided that Em. Bei .
. I � Ing w0h, lVe. ,Wad Btm. John 'Eedfoi�d. Misses[Millie and Addie Mason of and the L�bies' Ald. � riage to her in my life, but half the " . ,
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I - � I Mr. Bailes sliexkt.t4e week-e,nd, ,in London were bows over Sunday. - Mrs.� Thos. Carling, nee Miss Gladys time she talks like she was engaged to vis was to wait for Ananias In WbIP" �-� .
� - . �', I Ingersoll. ' - �,' I .. I .: Miss Rmifia: McPherson is visiting Essery, is paying a visit to the boma me! I,wIsb we could be married in a poorwill lane by the brook. ne, WO1314 . 11
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. I .Mr. S, Brown -was in 'BeraWl6al Sun- Mrs. TvVeddle of Ailsa Or ' Df hex- parents in the -village, ' catch her tip into the velifele, and awa3l I .
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I I ` day laat-�, - . Mr. P. Mnrray i6 drawing material A number are suffering from at- "But what's your brirry?" protested they would go to Big Harbor. % I
. . While aalting: on the rl(nk Ust Sat-' to;b6ild�abAek house this skimmer. ' tacks of Is. grippe- Em. "I'd like a chance to wake soine Whippoorwill lane was there, and §6 ,('
. I- . urd-ay- evening ,AEr. 'Wm. SmSth ,had 'ThdMaccabee concert last Wed. Ajr, John Espery returned from Tor- - I
, . , , . I was Em Bevis, for Apankis recognizeCl,
. I I 1!00"�, 15 � - - . ", the misfortune to 'fall and. ispIl0ter Vas 9 -success in every way. Mr, onto on Tuesday. . wedding clothes and get ready!" � I . �L � .
. . . . I- , .1 � his. collar� -horie. We�'trukst (be , fiv-311' Tow�enseud ofT.oronto gave an inter- "I know it, my love," cooed Ananias the white veil she w'is to wear about I I
. * * . . . � I soon be "IqjO be aroulad again.' - 'esting address, Mr. P. Btiker's gram- In her ear, "but I am afraid of tbe
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� .1 I . .� '. . . I JbIr., and 31rB.,Wes, Wplfe, of Dask,a opbone was apprecieted by all. Mr. Farm for Sale � . Widow Rowell. Great bliv,iards, I am! He pressed her bnn4 � � . ,
� Times and Toronto Glo'b'6' i.-.- - - - i -"--��: -;`�i,`;�'��/3�75 � . and received A �.
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- .1 . . ,� I . I ; . . ;011'1�, wood, tare ,visttinj the 4ori�aerlatatbar S&b6ffield delighted all by biSJ; recita. . LOT 7 CO.NL. 1. gtEpi-IA.' . , I tallt I') my sleep, you know. What tender pressure in reiurn. After that ,
! Tim'p's"inid,"I'' ;' to Maitand Empi Mr. Goetz, of biishur6i6d wao,, ; 1 ' I -
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. .. .orqn ire ........ - - - -1 5 75 " t I own 'Sg'a'day'. ., r, I I I ,. , . . If she should hear me saying Some- they rode in silence through the woot:14 � 1.11, : ':
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- ��i . ' I . were.well received.., Proceeds $15.25, T -o property of the late 'Thomati n a Out V UT .1, . - ,: "
'4-" Times and Toronto DaiiV News.'..�� ...... 2. . � %'.,;Z 95 ss.Cbra,Stewardson spent X few its -cry, � . thi , b . .- o . it would he all up toward Big Harbor. r " � ,
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. ia!tibe'lniiaa�gellcal �hurdbjpn,�Sp�cda' , in the air!" At last they reached � the main street .� -
y ,4ys with bet- sister Mrs. W. McLin- 11ris k L-ouse, ibank bara and. frame �
. .. Tim. gs - '- -; ...... 4 -"" 3 25 last. Rev.,'1knedlitel 6f'gerlia ' p � chey.. - ,, -�,,, .. t,�an. 3 � By the time Ananias went home he lorsti -, ���: :��
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I . �, �! I I ly.." . I I � : �.. , .. . I , I—, ?,,-, , Xe- good Wells, windmill, go��d - of Big Harbor, a nd the sorrel t
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� ,,.V�. . .nto, P�il , � , , ..� '. , �'. � o,rt.4i.fit., i,bout S acres oit'good -,t � d- �Iipd persilitideo .his fiancee that she chose to gallop madly 1111til Ana, C
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..1. ' ..., - , � Uei. Wok(;i--ehV.T. " -I.' .Ly � ., ... I ..wood bush contaiaing. "'oaf 660 -6u. could select'a very "presentable trous- sawing at the reins, managed to bring ';; V*1'
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M on ng I . . . . r.sQr 2 go .1, � -le fr' - -y Aoam, well -seau ftom tho sttick"of her own de. ,-- ��.
:�L' . I Ti .�ets.and .t6hd i -Even'6* or.'Wf� , 6)fA&erii .. �4..; ,r,dturne&;16Me on:Satuia�-� after lat- q� szar map ces. Boil la him to a r,top before the, ga1,a--1A--aq— I :
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I � I 'in -Toronto last weeic. . '.. . S.S.No.:2-11,SBORN9,� ' - , ,good Ata.fe 'Of cultivation,' on.9 hair momentous question, Ent a -reed to "Belay there!" yelled the little 'ex� � ,
� . Timeti and, London Mor'n'ihg Vree�-Fress.. . .,.'�'-. '. .. -:3 0 I - As' . . � �
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Times and,,London Even4t Free * 1�re' ,% , I . . 8. $- No�'% for the month ofglpll�%11! . Thursday, and Ananias Nvrote a note to
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", . �.�, Soci' try . the Rev. Josiah Twigg apprising him the porch to meet them . .
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� . I I -Times and London-Weeklk Free, Fress..;i, . 1, ., ..., .�.. 1 85 1 A. Box aL,*wIll berIkeld in ithe SR. IV�Gharlie Ttirnbull 78, James For tprms�ikrtd particulars apply to I � i
1. I - � I Town Hall 6�- miior'row' eveming,,311airchi liodgertW,�AgneaFeriwick 68. . Geo, G. 13ssery*"'�,,(;la4dmaia,,&St�km,bary of the coming event and asking him The prospective bride got out rinal& ,�,
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` ,!: Mmes and Tortopto, S- tiq�da , �Nhf - - � - - ... .,;, '" -.:-'3 , 14elij -tinder', the 4 Centralia 'Baristers Ex,pf,pr .to consider the matter as entirely con- ed while Ananias was tying the sorrel 11
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djan Farm, . , 6..,. . .; . . . '. .,.t ..-.y i V. -J. 5 ' -' Marcb[Ath I ne King. -wife of Knigli t 70,,M -eta Polen 67, Cecil Stew- his boarding place and tiptoed vp to When Ananias Sline reached the par4 I I I
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f it I �,,'. , 1� * " ID " JL.J61 '�`w -bleasantly careless custom of taking there -a bride was there, indeed, bug ,
r, ,� . I Tiriil'es `a�8 WebVly Mail and Empire w.�,.-� . ;l �. . �., I f.".�.!' I Ill 1, -1. I . . FR. A---�Wlffrid Allen 69, I e e , ZO . prospective guests. tbro�igh her spa'- not the one he had so carefrilly chosent
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,jTes' and Montreal Weekly INI#ness. - - - - - ..,.` White Beans o hand. .
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� Times.;qnd Christian Gtiardl�n' " ' , . A I I 4, Nixinber on I front chamber appealed to her, for she Em Bevis was nowbere to be seen,I i
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. . au�i �Aesj)Ar , .. . I " �� ., $3.50 per bushel loved to hear the ro�ar of the waves on Somehow be bad been tricked "I
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1. I I , - . -- ": , , woeting were read and ado .: . the beach; th� next night it might the artful widow whom be had at It 1
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. " ,;,� . Times and'. Wes,tminister...,.. ..,.�... .. i - .;.. *.. ...Z �2i' - Loift-Mawhiriney- the report ; . � UNION. - . small ball room for the moment unoc- courted, only to leave when a bet I .
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� Times and AV4�byterla"n` and,.We'5't9inist'ef' . .1. 1. . . . -3 25 . pled that would tickle her restless Im- chance presented itself. Surely r � I
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,.2 �, .�.Jti, *#i.41'J.1;1� Setid, your remittance by money order, p6k offide". 1', - ' book, $M,00; St;n InEuraloce, ,0,ffi.ce, thez' morit4 of. Zekruars. The .names 1.1ensall, Vnt., What Ananias did not know ,was 'Ananias Sline! 11�
. .� 11 -M ".. � I il I . � are,tarranged accor,dIr4g to regularit3 that on this particular evening the "We are waiting. Mr. Sline'll remln
I !, I 1 ,b�. . ' ins: on,T6wn Hall. $I1.50;,Zetrl)1brt , � . .�
,^ 1-4 � 'Ar ( ,'� e i ed Mr. Twig,-, smilln- benevoleattly.
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n- - ., , � I Fahn6r. printing accodnt,..' 821,00f ok tatteudaiarp, nicrit,gtid gameral -con-, I � �. I �
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� . . Jobn-W&ods, gravel, $10.�O- )Lt. 'V' a- -Ift' Th' o I 'proprietq of the Quince Harbor botel�
:�, P , - , ��,.-,S,. rvf.zear I . baWdoz-, _qxing bar agate colored eyes u
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� I . . . .. . "Weber,- gravoil, Fischer '94+ De'di��%6clFoed---T 6 'I, Jr, Miss Miff: It It ; iresixated her poslLfroorn w4fil th& following day. Airs. 'AiMnlas moved forward met .
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, r . , V � . , 1:.� ,.-,, �( -f , I I � . O'. '1.� . . - , tiori`4i� mIllfheix'with Bliss ItIorlock. Rowell sweefly assented and gathered ly. `19�here seemed nothing else to klutO I �
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, � k; 1:1�:, . � . , au�0,4! lluna,�Ikr. H. B1.1 up her ow,r) belongings and carried Things ,_were, hideously mixed and 4 1 -$-
V. - I $4.00; Thom'iis Webb, shovOling snow, Xanf�rd-tkithen-0-,.Wegley Green 46- 1 . Amc,%:l .1 � � I I
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1. I .�, . . - � Of Ananias Sline. Here she dropped straight Into-Alie, arms of the Widowt,
. $7.00 Joifi�i;: Kenny, 'hap)164 .gravel, `6�; E.ddib Turnbull. fti, *Zddie Wellbr i,,,e ,'
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I . . . W 4 . 1,11 . hlijq.�B4O.- 10 and'11, $bb.00-' I Geo. Mason. I , 57. Ir -11 -Leslie, Turnbull 73; Ma� statement Of .Huron 'count.3's 'her weary limbs upon a most uncom.. RowelL - He,falt tbat,she had outwitg . � I
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X, -,1Jt,, . I . Ii. 1� - ,a � $25, The sound of the softly closed front try to get the best of bp?. He wo,)44
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Exeter, :-'I � I . GntArio '* ,� The Counciti4djourritid. "fo meet' fred'Turnb�11; Mice Schr6o6r, Ani'lel chell, Goderich, Secy for ,thr- Huron , Sline tiptoeing 11"
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I . 1. I I . I . ion to 'ensure r� ' Have You 13cnc-wcdf-:-'The season ,,- by Now Absorption Retho1o' , I I .� there the widow's logical mind calen- "It's the oddest thing," she babbli-4, , �
. . . 4 Wfll prov's for the renewal, ��t Y'Our ,U% - ' ' .1 � � � . lated th'& oratter, as ,we lmow, quite "but Josiah and I really thought the
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I I di its being properly,, . agian here. The date on tb,64ddress " bleedi ,t .
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�,. . . I The interest of. this Company in'any'estate which it is em- your subscription expires It -the date Piles', send Ine Your'addies., a . L "So are we!" Smiled Mrs. Antinlai I
I I . ' I 0 printed thereon is past: or if your I I is 11tiffy and Iu�t.r9ij4,,,'try Daind#11iie, tiwtt.k� to the resounding, snores of'Mr. Sline as she took bar husband's at,W
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� �.� with ,the sole aim Of fulfilling its irn' Wi the highest degree of would ,corite).r a favor by isendiqg a p' e f ii,i te b` I beaut3r of your hair,, besides '"DrAi1irul" ,9b '
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, 1 � Consult with us regar .0, , 7. .-4041 accept our"thaak, she decided that It was Em bevig'4`66 0ght In the I
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I .:1 . . ilk fdraished free. your,parlidi reirtiLtance., frow y.our own localit ` i f r -the hair of Its lustre, Its stt
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