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. A MRy .4 BY C101WxL,1A RATHUONSi IN THE � lifter- I I Go ,d Flour. I 44ty � oomf
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- small, but theu�pjta qual. I the for" J �� �,_ JOHN MeNEVIN --- --------- � .11, . ..
. wolvenhook was I . - !, Vol ,.,wlhloh yet souided like away . i �7 t ,V I RANX S. Beattie, V. S., graduate of ontmk yo. - I I I
: itly W" 1111011roeptionsibles it was so Batch, so �1- �' )at, --mill.vau , I What' is . . I
. � ,.. soh of somothlug� -very $W( 1, I - ,e 001109i,-Torontoikember of jheV*,, z, -, CSSUIvii
eminently 6 stooratic. . . I : I to inform his friends and the public that he Is. X ,
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on at morning,, ebbed "if _ r= Ali callo prom"U I I
Not tb - , I !'Hilchwayethat we danced . igaged Mr. john B, Austin, athor- ___ ------------- 2 it- I
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-1 . level of respectability - Being a � town, it S , I ,� from us, - . oughly oompetent,practic&I willer,be Is proparedtodo tended to tither by day or sight. Charges nsa ... I
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Z ored, and its, heights, beside which' I . I t i b - led . I I I . I TING .�ND CHOPPING try. oftice on Main Street One 4
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� ably 1 J. -C. Davis, Rector of St Idt" ; an an s.t0`r,,a.,0"b- or �� tT,
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� I ! Y. J�piscopal Church, - sufauld� Ala'.: and "god, and Miss V%n Droi � - � . i,
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. �towns seemed as 'though they *ere not, trued the light out an ,'went � I I HORSE INFIRKARY.-��Ccynersff j*
. I " My sou has been'badly ifliked piano lid, and tit .. A to all who way call, 0z"ORTH :� _� I .
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king peak was teached ; � w Bu$ first 11 od oor to as pros, for
� In High street the up through the'darknos4 to bed. . "I . tion .guaranteed every time. hGododobSireetis, atviA ,-, 1.
� abilit � with a f 0 gh * POI , a . � W Satisfac . uroh, S"forth, OaL Ali Ass 10" ot. �, ,
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blue blood coursed in its two 8hoit block* for several months, and aafttee-77t 9 the light Flione Still .. "Psood JOHN' MoNEVIN, Kippen, Ors", 0"00 Bbs*Pl at any of 'he d I �
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. to impurple the red of a thriving western several prescriptions from p 'si 101S night,'? she whispered, " God bleso Yoti;. my ., - . .--,.. Alsewbers, 421 the qboron Maw'. -barges A*Q. �. A 7- - �
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I . Ten, or well-bred hyphen suggestive of which failed- to relieve him, p, e as dear." - i I S._.A 1grgo , xt0m .1 . .. ,� �
� . Jim a palm -screened cor mar of Mrs. Ms rtin's . . . I � a) C � - nookof TeSeftaryXodidnet 11"11 , I" . and
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ationary grandaires. Ita very na.me been perfectly resto I Elsie were gl4mily - Pitcher"01 presc6pti0n, fOr I 10 I .,.� : vilat
Revol , I j). r at ball room.9ob and V_" Castorls IS Dr. Samuel i - � 0 , . i � ; ,- 1� ..
I I gave evidenoe, of honorable old a , for � two' bottles ,df,,B . ,�11 r . ,_ Farb
1p : . lad,814 the future. mins noither Opium, MOrPhinc nor � Z - W . . .
. GerInhil §Yr' ,,You are quite sure it has got ab'ut V I and Childrol . LEGXL - -_ 1� tir � �, Fesit
a year must have passed since it Was An Ep�scop� schee's ;l --It coul �ff i ..;;,. el- . . i
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__ 1. had, indeed, only met foot upon tho hill, up . I ' . I R" & Hays, Biri4ster, Solicitor, Nota 1107 4kc I �. :
.. . r. I . Int . I , �.61 Sure I Why, haven people been Shoat- bin, 10 - .� � �� I - - .
. , less dignified st'reete had � Recto, !nd it W I h 6 tit - the .. for Iftre I I g gyrups., . and Castor OIL I., W 0 Rioney to loan. oiace-wwoardno'# blook,71raWiln) But* ;
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. swiftly run, leaving the old one fat behind, . I � hesitation. W 6 evening, as if I were ,6 wax'work in the , . , 3[t Is pleasant. 1t;S guarantbo is thirty years? use by t _ , .- Seafortb. ius �_ �
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- severe, deep , � t Eden Musee I Mrs. (lint S. Castori4 do tj H11001; I's & -LE i-4� .
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I &-its antique door plates smiled as they are as severe, tests as a remeflypain to cc dol: with mamma.. ions of Mother . i=t- :� 0 A :N NN I Z "'� wt.
behini , over to-moirow . dralting 15our Ourd, 7 Barristers, Solicitor& Notarle Public .
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I'll . watched the upward match. "41t is all . I ' 'she Isn't been'be . . -outs . v . W P - 0 , I &a. Offic"_ i�
. .be subjected to. It is for theft Idilk- Hea*eu knows why fore koverlshness, Castorla prev . . 0 5. � M ho Yonge Street, Toronto, 0%tarics .and auto , &ri
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� " but . I me .. I Wind Colle. - Castorla relieves P - I , 0 w,
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very well for now peop*' she must have had an a, ;t"k of so thinge" Ontario, aftionh Offlee-:-Whitney's Mock X#A! �
I standing cases that Bosched's Qer- and I pi 110*0 X11moiq yfiZz T ,
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I . .11 - I 11 . . ,ing for it, then, but to see . Cure � ..: 'and flatulency- 0 F, W .n . JAMES tZKKON. - 1: . .
I we are too old, for that sort of thing s Diarrh(ell, ' Street. Mone.* to loan. T
,I -ifie inconvenient,. perhaps, -to be rup! is iflade a sptcldlt�r- n , . I*1 �
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away from the, contra ot thiks; but , . . I ach 1-4 0 . i � .
.1, quitty �� t) gloomily. , -the fqod,, regulates the 0tQM I . I I side,
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- the majority were - poseiessed of conjoly bays f dn't be 1vorse time," i co� W C+_ - � . ATTHR �_ I �,7 I
� . � was, will do well to make d, liobp ."There coul ssid vastorla � health � y and natural sleep. Casm ) �, ;37. �v i � � Agent, Commissioner for taigg S'1111111�� I .
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. to bear them thither, if need has. and the few I � I Elsie. 11 H a so Pitt 0 about that lawsuit , . . C+ � H X coo, bo. Itone to loan it the --- - � I,' I I bavi
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I o"biri wint - i � :, I somewhere, and, , Ups panacea. -the Nother"s Friend* W X. mosswiff, - . � Was,
� whose chiefett ,Wealth lay in an . 11! . i � ' of -.his; tb re's :& hi . C ; W - ti �� I
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. oheerfuuy afaot, -supported, doub less, by - . I old, Montevidedt, W6 yesterday he heard his lawyer, Mr4 torla Is the Child" . . : . . . -1 . - r W, ; .9 T X. BEST, Barrister, Solloitor,_ Notary �� .. " Iveri.
I . of this hidden ireasure. J. F. Arn i Ill, and could t conduct the came; : I & � . t Ofill oots north ofooni I I � . Thi
I the conscloidenese 61 Buel, was I . I I . � � )p a) 0 0 otz C1 ca V - oe-Rooms,,five d �, t, a% .
- betantial . prop filled to writes: I always Use GermaA 8 ' . out it," � Castoria. '*I�_"u zl., beei
'P he's in a terrible way oil, M ,dotel, ground L �kapft -, �
. When this unsul eable knees, they staid Lungs. ." I y ve - I pity ab)ut Buel," said Bob. Castoria. - 0 :4 pmw ��. , floor, next door to Q L- - . I I
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I atron.gthen the) f for a Cold on the 11 It's a great -.4 r. P: 0 . - � -
- - - it ig Softening of the N761 adaptedtodhIldrien 04 ,, agonts-Camerion, Holt and Zameres, , ,
. a, and viewed the world never found an equal to N-Kii - eSS 96 T' 1. 46 W�orla is an excellent miedidno for chil- 11 Castorta Is 00 lug . 4 Of 5:
�. cheerfully at hom ,key ars afraid for he's �esn y P#= 10 0 et- I - �', ��:, M11
. from an i�per window. Mrs. Van Vliet, at - I - * , I recommend ltassuPGrlOrtomn Preo"' I - e!" 0-d - � - I
I . . il. QD I brain. It was sad'newi i to me, dren. Mothers haw repeatedly told me of its . 0, .. ABROW A PROUDIDOT Barriekys, Ss&J . 1. � . -
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t. - . I - �" a first rate ir ear Iold man I I good effect upon their children." ! known to rao.11 a . -30 I . �� I I tcIl
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I � Jilt from altievously modern but convenletit G. G. GREEN,. Sole Man'fr,WoodbidryjN,� I have always, thought, boughs that he took I ' D.n. G. C. 090001), . d rl I:r (D-rA . RKI:PROUDISM. - 1�1 �, . ZIM
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11 ,� 6k By Is aa Mrs. Clinton-Conel, with the aid �___ - - ' - the wrong view an r regard@ that man ,t . Lowell, Nam. - � . W 0 )"* .
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of a alilfully, placed refle6tor, wad equally - �pose that is where: the hitch you speak - I I hildre4ls de r4AJ1=ON, HOLT & HOLUES - 0" - 4001
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- . � it Ip6meutablo," she saido as k1wayo a beat rerhedY for children of I Ift X -o", _ j
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� Of comesin." . ds castorls, Is th i C honors in Chanoery, "..,Goderlebs On .
� I I at home,41th the upper end's affairell course, it I . Mont bt,vo spok-en bigh1t of &lr exped- M .- ._* .
I -the day Is not 30 0 :4 C.t. cansics, Irl. 0, P=1r HOW DUDUM H -_ .
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� . But upon all #,igh street's otherwise un- spologising for her victim in I � 41 Why, what do you know,about it?" which I am acquainited. I hope in their outside Practice witill Castorla', %a , .. - � I �
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� . . Msl� one blot -. In the very heart oi if, choo 6me, after kl - j, You my own book," sai interest of vacir ehildren, and use Castor , , 1-4 - . of Victoi � . 011109wer I �
I . _ redi6s and up. the case a little on 11 awhichum medical suppirej ,what is knoi M � , � :
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IL I I by Jowl *Ith btra. Clinton -Cone, fao� to face know, I believe so strongly In hei � Bob, "It -is rather oui � of the ordinary,,runt stead of the varlousquack nostrum " i1ro free to. confess tha`4 the . . �� OW is L__J I xaln itro4, sedorib. ftvate I .
. person w*all know that --well, lt bd sy- it fording,oplum, I products, yet we . I loan at 51 iiind 6 per cent. - lug - � . . the
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LL - 'person without ainoestori 1 a � ted to look at thinis in ulto this ,same _ L Bual and I have morphine, sootbink syrup and otherburtful � merits of Castorla b 41 M Cr P . "NING k SOM, �
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. thii person way that 'we do, perhaps. Tan ihot i miss- Was' your cass, you as I m throats, thereby . X ,'T*`yZoGZ he. � I Matt I 11
', 'Worse -offence still, however, . told 41m I agents down their sending favor UPGZJ it,"
. I I . ;� talked It over sever I fie. Il talm to premature 8"Ves.1% . . U11== HoSpITA14 AND DtsmivsAny, a , �1'. . lot Johmftn Tisdale & Od . money i10 io" �11 I . . �
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I � hod a- son, an equally SA0"t0rI0 J* a, this I ght he wam wro ut Hatch." � Boston, MRS& 14 r:71 1.16 pw A, � Z. . . Jod
? flushed a li�,tlo t Dr. J. F. XJ N-CMEWS, - � I L " � I
daughter oE the house of Min Van *Droof I b� ws, ather's* one tho ght . , CD (D (D CD ' Emot" BfO* Oun6", .
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I whom Elsioj. Sole . v I _ y 11 This suit has bean It . . . . Conway, Ar' ALL= C. sum".Prm., I P M JA310S s0M. . � - I . lk - - I em
��� I ylar,, bad take or very. inde- and clattered her teaspoon nor o6ly 1 0 - _.., ......... - � I .... 11� - ... .
n it into It , the ladieg for years, almost"' said Elsio.9 "I on : I -
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_ead - to fall of response t he WilILde:now, I'm sure." - 'V . � - ii,�
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. -ova. . � . I ,, Wallo' I'll see him to-inorrow," ; lid' X4 McCaughey & 1194inededt - . rif
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I I -The, son, Bob �by name, was I ulftLior partner I I Mr. Dav ry nice young , ' - Bob. I ,.- et. . (V - Notary. __ - . I, I - I
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f I in the law firm of Clark, Fraly & Davis, and I've heard, said Miss Van Droop att last, in "It won't be a blil of use," said 111119'. : Z 5 0 P aq , ..
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� wag regarded by the world ofitsiae High a small, timid voii 11 Oh Bob, nly give you a few I - 0 aftforth. . . . . L -.1111 ,
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brilliakfit and other, poor youngthing( . . dozen of my grandfatherit! Goodness known I . I=d r_+ -, � - .
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I � . Davis pere did. something in iron, them." , I I - Ddon't want themi It does seem to me . _--olove'rest thing I evei made her very .happy to hear abo m . I ,W.. CAMERON --8 I ed
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oar wheels or kettles, High street was ut- - 11 Deat Miss Susan if, &I io tender too ridiculous U 1 whom I Hatch L Ulty vb ' d she flushed a little as shessid, the X "q 0 CD . � z I
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I , , WAS quite clear, however, hearted I's purred Mrs. Clinton-CoAd. � because hundred y do It think yodcould got an. . ody� boy ; an I . 4 I M � Ln P. I 9) I
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L I . � I 1* sorry, I think." Miss roop L Ke in wonderfully keen and a brilliant itudy0f the intricate, puzzling case . .1 � , � . W,
'�Jy, al I ushroom I It is as had dropped from Mr. BueVs falling hands -' t=' = Pft .Money to rAnd � �
. house -heaven k]a0WsL *' id died there 11 up ready made like a 9 13em I .
I v I i, I , "S M1 softly at she rose to leave' L f aker. If you think well: of it I will have I 0 J, -A* I � Iwa - i . � 96L
I Re -had been a giroc6r-a retail grocei! Yo i sighei reigning house ! I ape . . -4 : 5 OFFICE. -In Meyers'- Block, Naln Stre
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I- � -be sure, so had the Van Kleeks and the � suppose nobody� Would . iggested him meet you here at any a of its first trial had I . 9 � On. V
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themselves - but then note the wh�is ered a little debutAnto - " I a 'Mrs, �-bjeci if I at t Oh Ism, off early in May, so the sooner some 0
1 Cuylers SWI marrying your great-grest-grandsou - Con- M L::� Vo rp
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- cur day" said 11 Yours very truly, J. J. BuEL, I (Continued on page 7.) 1 )0 - CD �! 0 1 - .
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gun I t with this young Davis' father, thii 'a 11 M -k LiTTLE S'WEETHEART: Jus a . . I . 0 I-tz ch -Q �-t � I I 6 � , Ontario. Nitrous . a 14
: rocer having be ife, I a laugh, but the laugh was almost a sob. 0 1_7� tro== GAS � I
waa a rise, the g - . -a. Van I _ that I shall not see yourt father I Jr , X 0 �o e painles" on -of teethi, . -
was said, as a, peddlers and Mrs. Clinton- was Stopped, of course. Mr � .Proop -44 Cau,t you qge me, at fifty, Bob,'! she to tell you . �1 , 0 � I i I
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1 - "there is such a pretty little fello* out of note, she was hastily summoned to he� I )'100 4JMH. 0 as .
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bookers, had drawn little Miss Cuyler up here with a fiddle ; I wish you - id get I him: And there was 8 UY P, I Hotel, on *t .. 1. ...
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; promptly put a stop' to ; ar ve no beg' d," said th�'� ni 11 I vowed an a boy that I'd win Us)) Arandma'Mms,"I sobbed Mrs. Cuyler. " Y � . rates. .
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hot cheeks and fl%shing eye#, told B,ob of the handmaiden severely. 11 Sit down Bo .a you I will. if you 11 Uncle Richard has jubt telegraphed : �
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1� prohibitioa. I I - I -take off your rubbers." �, . � l�y be true to I me, Eli fie, " � � come at once -and I'm afraid 'it is the end I to R. 0. H� INGRAM, Dentist, (successor sta. 1L1 It I � . I
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f , 6 "Thank- you MstilAs," said M66 'Van is to She is so old ; ninety-five last birthday." I Billinp), member of the I .
,;, "I can't play with you any m4r4, Bob I .
1, 1. and just because my mother doesn'b know Droop meekly. . .. I Bob,"' said Elsie, "I can't promip I'll Whereupon Elsie, although b __ _ PUREST9 STRONCEST9 BEST. - -, I W Surgeons, Ontario Teeth inserted with or �� - 4 - -- 1,
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I Yours. I love you,- an - Congo , do gal SoEfft. . . - DIM extraotion of , , - , I
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, . 94 -Bob, .roughly$ "ni6ther's and shut the door ; � . else, for ton years, was; quite ience uses. A can equals 20poun Second Mortoges. 010 Offloe--overIO'NellIsbank Emeter Ontario. . .1 . T
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I I'll 10*0 you, always.'? Quiokl., how many, think, yof , ever light any in, mamma dear, if you h i - WL61=0011 �� Al o*nL, with Abe I privilegia to borre" of I 1� ,, � � I
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. . o, if need be, as Jacob served for Rachel, fashioned one ! H . often Miss Van Droop i Bob had sworn . ,
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I but. to win her in the end. - tolimen, liv ng and dead. It was I � 1. . . .. . . �
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ake happy evening at the Stanton's-:-how he had glancing out of the window, saw Mrs. CU. I � -
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I � her singing of it! She: h, . easy to be hopef at hile music I ton -Cone standing on her doorstep. ..., Im" . , � I
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. I , she cried and -straightway she hustled � ..,
I I so ofmaning I" equea,ked'i the little aspect. Win her? as I In that resolution I calls PT;zhpW attended. ofte, Daa�*�qods. I . � 1.
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?a8% into - Elsie7a_ -hand,, mud Miss Van Droop cast one quick ' 11 Take the. telegram over to your cone a ) Plan�ng Kill and. I DR& 800TT &M . I I
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� �L I 4 I Af ere had been no more sled rang on the Avirl f chaotic ideas, light ping on the steps, " she is the eldest gran I . � ash an . I ; ... . �
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- :. � fumbling-h-tirriedly viith her bonnet strings. plan was begun. . , i 0,11 . _ I
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. "Are you trainin for a walking mejtob ty F� T. 'U. 04 I . . .� I
� When the bonnet- with its strings liestly reachled twice within the past two movithe. AftOr - the first 'running at full blast, and DOW has better facilities 0. MACKAY X D ,,X., ,(Trii# I) _ .-
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� . L I I I shyer %a the years slipped by. rolled and pinned, was replaced in its bo the curbstone the carriage rolled rapidly � ! � I
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... � had a Sociable, living ound, and Misj Van "INtither," said ob; "it'wasatrou" led a II t a IS ATIT AGAIN IN NEW ship guaranteed, Patronage solicited. 11 �, � 'I
to lift her eyes from her oysters ghe found - Poor mamma, 11 she added, .,with I . -, E. COOPER, 1L D., Physician, sulgeon and . -
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�� wonder if �it will end like -mine she den about you, B b! When is it to",be? she found -at the drawi'g-room. fire,1 knit Ing NESS of the beat quality and on he shortest .; 11
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'. Bob. In about twe ty-five years, fathep, I Romans, poems propped open before her F the College of Physician@ and Surgeona, ft.', . -
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.1 11 Of course not," said Elsie, ffuihing a of the fire, it felt -lonely in the big,, quiet sh , said [Bo - ,I, ' : ding, I am h :B_A_MTM:M]R8_ 000upi;g by Dr. Verooe, 3" _�
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� I , . audacious speeches, her Pretty little � A the ideas." hug ed Mr. Davis. "'You ,!�' , I wasn't reading, my dear, said I . General Banking busineis transacted, A LEX. BETHUNE M. D., Follow 101the Roy'd 1. ,_ �1
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. said Elsie. .i e ar � y er, father," said Bob. I repeat aloud it aeer�s quite like com any, . i Interest allowed on deposits. �-,CornervifVictoi Square, in house lately LOCCUPIO& - - �i I I
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11 I I I like it, though, " said Bob. �, . Mr. Davis sprapi to his feet, y 1A know.. L Yes! it is Mrs. Remans to day; - SALE"NOTES discounted, or taken for by L. E. Dancey. i . 1127 . .� .
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! - last play, of Mrs. Wendell Carter's novel. . foolwith you ? girl with no more hear;- and then I have Moore for wash -rags and Is the place to get the VERY BEST D CHEAPEST OFFICE --First door north of X-leid & I .
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I "'I have that bow of blue ribbon atill, I no more truth-" Byron for shawls, and. Sundays it islus Wilson's Hardware Store. I P. BRINE, Ucanabd Auctioneerfortht Om- .. � Z �
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Miss Cayler," said Bob, suddenly. :'! her hand. She read it alowl j with dim .04 Don't, father 1please, I` interrupted B �h. Wig Th h s. I think I J ty of ,Hu Balm attended In jV1 parte of I I ,
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1 r, Elsie laughed a little, and flusheA again. eyes, w.hich, had faded, too, a d when she cc I canIt lot ,eve you say a *ord agai ist do � you? I used to ke the Ki4ga of Remember the Corner , Store, itney's Block, I ! � Office will be prompidy attended to. ' . �t
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11 . Mihs Van . roop started. Riddenatty th. They are! Th are all &like, root 4nd myself, and ; don't think it is real 'W�sting 1282 1 �� ! AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY, Conve . �, -
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� � heavy winiow hangings he peered out .
� 11 it was a deliAtful dinner," Elsie -tgld 0 branch -they - ar all alike--�-heartless s�nd time, for you see, Itknit all the while.'7 - - ;
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I M ' ler t* Yes ; "there he came he was at their hands.); ` � laying,Mise Van Droop's thinhand areas- GOIN Passenger. I ' MixedJQ Theundersigned 8 Ztes In any of theme 'branches ;� �
i in; she had -so enjoyed'it! rs, Cuy -2 I 9 Kowm-. , I I- rebybegs to Notify the citizen � ..
- allvays so rect figure, step- 46 r of Seafqrth and cinity that he has,operled out a prompt attention. ,Orrict. IN DALIT's BUWKI Or 1
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'' - f- f- 1"O"M r hair and his sixty years. Ele mounted the 66 Ar � . :9 � . �
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. � i taken . up eiathusiastically by the hill set. steps, fumbling for his lateh-key as he went; 11 But not Els�ei" said Bob, . therq nowadays. She kept Elsie's Ifand in OOYXG SOUTH- � Paaeng4. Mixed. . ANV ONE It NZED OF . I I 11.
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,:, . a eshes, with his .41 -Now'. my, J her," said Bob, 11 I wanted to say something to you, my BIuev66le . ' .. -. 6.56 111.85 7.66 an � Inthrop. . �. �, _.
�1� , _pkeg I . 1. ;iar old . iMothes Ole ' ed and Pressed, ' JOHN MO)tRISON, Deput � ;,
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11 3 Jil I I a, glove, a faded rose, a dainty note. or t*o olasped tightly in her hand. For thirty throwing his arij� caressingly over his father's dear;" she said. "Of course you now I Ethel.... ... __ 7.22 1 14 9.25 . . Repaired or - Dyed - DANIEL M"LBYI Couno lor, Beachwood. .. ..
. . ars she had, watched thus for Robert JAMES EVANS, Councillor. Beechwood.
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11 .- Davis' home -coming. Was it thirty�years? -my my - I Will do well to glye him a .trial. acillor, Leadbury� -
. : i Mrs. Clinton -Cone had discovered what was faith in 4sr. She has the pluck to parent's wishes. Oh, never never, London, Efuron and' Bruce. J 01UT C. Mok-RISOR Zferi, Winthrop. ��
C % , Thirty years since theAay when, obedient stand out againot any Cayler or Van Droop dear ; that would be,: a drea ' : % - �_,
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11 ". Stains from 011, Pitch, Tar, Faint or Grease will be -
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.:: . .�. � , seen E6., lingeriv hand -clasp as they parted her lover in the f ce thing. Elsie sA,ye it broke her quite that, not quite to disobey b�t aome Exeter...'..'......'......'... 1 9.16 6.46 en
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4, � yesterday. I tuously. " Shb bad none to break. "Well, firmer perhaps I might have won th 6.07 inspector, Leadbury.
, - thrown at Elsie's window pane. 8 I r f3m; but Bruoefleld ........ .. .. 9.42 6.17 . Shops and residence first door north of Thos. Kidd's WK. 4`0111VIINS, Sanitary
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*A' I - Cone, who by long practice bad become an lefter back in its place with tender hands. way, Bob. I won't stop you if you . th�ink thinking -the other day, what if you ever Londeaboro .......:.k_.- ... i 10.19 7.03 1266 tf. J. AV. SNELL. HURON AND BRUCE -
It � . -of are right. I - . I kr came to be like me, and so I coulon't help � I 1 10.28 7.12 -_ __ - ----- ------.-------- .
- � adept at putting two and tw6 together. By and by she smoothed the' sod t bands; you don't see ow you are goin Ilytib.... _...-.. .... I
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�_. , gold thirty years ago, and went doWn and 11 I've got bit of a plan in my head," dear. People say,yon get ove h rt-adh 00MG SOUT11- I Passenger.
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... I � little 'thrills of excitement begail to run took her place in th6 gloomy dini ei . but I dn't think you always d .�a� a 7.03 . 4.06 I'll, � . . -
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. il . � - maiqueraded as cream in the old ailVer jugs, ing grim and silent behind her chair. Peter Cuyl r, -:Esquire, City Buildin s, your heart to be sorry about is wo se. And, I � I
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If . diah of gbasip served with the thin bread keys lightly. It w&s qumint, old music that Plark., Fraly & Davis, has just been, in, apd like -to think his sou-" Mixed Train ,_ I,_ - 9.20 �. m. 10,06A.M. Cures iBums, Cuts, Piles n their worst lom, OFFICZ.-Cornerof Marketi8quare at& .
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- I W. EISIS furnished the relish to -day, and the and simple, tender airs with many !ing'enious lowed it at is trial, and has beeni studyl & arms and comforted heh an4 Paesen or.. .. .- .. 3.00 P. x. . 2,41 P. x* Cures 1u�nbago, Sciatica, Itheumatism, We.uniku XAVAOZN#. , � .
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