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- - I i " was P. monotonous sameness, an irritating Professor and his new friends saw a great at. - --- - -
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11 � f could not but subjugate all tbrills of artistic graced the musici s window, a, a n a � . L
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: - ho Domesticated &is. All "Ity Promptly at- Iscott, s re. . I every meal the pink -petalled flowersformed .. I -
_.' L teaded to either by day or night. Charges Moder. Am Pl�Rn"e'l day a new f anaily . -moved -into the dainty patche other people, to avoid all . I
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. A& special attention given ve voterinsry doidle- . L . By special arrangements with W.A. --
.- W� Office on Matrt� Street, Sestorth, ore do6t i 0 � . house directly.opposite the Professor's. It table -cloth. Instead of one plate the house- ,.,art I �7�._'
_'. _., "U431 of Xtild's U*t,dvrw stove. IU2 may have been chance or fate, or ipayhap it keeper' now bad very -often to place four,and - ) wholesale picture dealer, Tor- - I ,
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- IE ul d about twice a week the musician dined is to remind you that there we are in a position to - - I
--Ooniercf Jar . sion was the ruling hand of Providence that le onto, Ontario, -_ - �_ I -
I'' O�R'7' HORSIC INPIMARY. - . L, them to take up their abode ainid the peace- across the way, much to the pleasure -of is a clean delicate and offer our customers a 15 PRAIGHT - �_ - _: ��
�_ SM� �d,CZoXiohatresU6 next door to kke PYN, __ L . i If ul quietness of I I � . - , % I
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, do a stioNted . ent opened a new two households almost. merged into on.4, so - . L�L. L I
: . - Itonwei, Cattle, Shoop, or any of the - hePLIthful vegetable short /0 W7 - L
- - . Ndw. tteated V* th. In -irnlW or chapter in the life of the musician. - close were the, relations existing between CASH PURCHASES. -
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I el"'hars, on the shortest nollet, � �h%rgca m)der- with hypophosp�ltes, ,en- ening, which- cau be used . SOMETHING - VA
- - I *% ' VetailoarY suv,.o)n. r I it; began with a bouquet of flowers. . them. The Professor grew brighter contin- It is done by o system. - � _L 11 I
� . jAmm W. ELDER, riches the blood, purifies the The new family had settled tranquilly ually; be forgot his own- sorrow and loneli- iu its place. If u will I L _._11 -_
I : &-AlwWstookot Vouribary Medicines iLePt-00D YO Each and every customer 'making a -AT- � I.—
I- A%pUy on hand , . skin, cures Anae*a, builds down to the Inanner.s and oustoms.of the ness in his endeavors to please and gratify cash purchase of 10c or up7ardA, will ' , .��
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1�* I . up the system Ph" * * the curtains draped the -windows ; geraninnis One evening the-. Professor was in his - � %.Jam I receive a coupon to tlje alde of 10'/
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I 1 14 11AYS, Barrister, Solicitor, conveyancerand - _. with purple nodding sheads, and sleepy were coaxing him to play, and � 6 naJIly, after �_
i . 1. I r if;tary Public. Solicitor for the Dominion � YL Ub$fltof whitegrim roses peeped out upon the street many pretended objections, the old man these coupons for elegant framed pic- HARNESS SHOP. L L",
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- L - 1k. office-CardnG,s block, Main street, sWorth. i Donyt he deceived _b esl the turest, which ret�it from 83 upwards. - .1
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. . . : ATWTRKW .41 1 SON W Iton, ingurance L. I I I 11itberto unknown laughter sounded under He remove one of the violins from its �' - 'ABSOLUTELY FREE. We would - - .-.
L'S . taking affidavIts , I ; - We. plete, for NINE DOLLARS. __ -
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- - yalryan klo i � . , joined in the lusty shouting that was so ment against -his shoulder, drew his bow . I - I , 1.
.. � M.X"Wsox, Walton. if rJ ! I .. # m - e across the springs. A faint, le pastry and the other do Dot place. any additional price 'or, Also ma,nufactur,-r of all fi .
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� L iiou , ground floo Goderiob N. I a C � I and when, the Professor looked out of the ner with the sublimest melody. - He chose en.�able you heavy, dealer in Saddles, Trunks *�ft*:- -
I � :O.welry store. 3ffju street.. sesforth. ' � diamond -panes of his studio window, he the music of an old-fashio dyspeptic coi;sequences. De- cash system, and to f ur-
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Holt and Cameron. 1216 . n p ,�,, e i 0 h r iv , n yo u ned song, and nish your rooms wid�dur pictures free Valises. All harness and collars MIRCT
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& PROUDFOOT, Barrisbers, sancitors, I 1� I I � - to the tune of ',' Rebecca's, Wanderings," singing the words. For a moment the P - liverance from lard has come. of charge. See these. new lines, they on the premises, -and satisfaction .
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11� (),' " in Chancery, &m.,Goderich, On% W- C. upq .4��?67- i I street and its immediate environments. The the selection with a depth of feeling he vinced". . MCOOSH �-BROS.l purchminc, elsewhere. . I
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li-_ - of justice, Conveyancer. . qoal V you will 35 rIA for from the painting, but the quick -rising tears " It is one of lily mot er s songs. -We I ..�
Money to L3,pd ' . . hid everything from his sight. He wiped have some of her mu 'Niome now." itnifan the rest fell -upon her ear; shaturned DICK'S 'BLOOD LPURIFIER. - � - -.,A
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I I Ckn cial Hotel. I di gy spot upon one pallid cheek, and then ed from haired boy, whose brown,eyes met hers for nature a fair eban. SHOEL V�
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I DENT19TRY. flames of a lono-quenebed love. It helf of 'being foolish. " of front of her was strained till revery chord cattle are not thrl-dr.g. For a apavin, curb, rinsr- I . . - -L,
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E I I I R. G. BRUDEN, T_& D. S., Dentist. Ali kinds Va., and Montreal, Canada. beautiful face that gleamed from the old course it is impossible- it is merely imag- and veinstood out as if chiselled from maro ment for sprains, swellings, bruises, ete.!25c.-Dickl; Richardson - d- Moln - -il �
. . ot work done known to Modern Dentistry. , . . � gilt frime-that of a voting &I not more ination," he said, to himself. ble ; her breath came in gasps, and a Ointment for scratohes, old soresp eaddle galls, etc. i.. .1 �
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bell answered at all hours. office and rest Professor with an expression so life like that Chesterfield's talent, he immediately com- I* � ; she staggered for a moment, and then DICK & CO. P. 0. BOX 482, ,"Montreal. Keep the latest styles N
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nee, over Mr. Pickard's store, in roo�ms lately occu- A STORY OF THE I he clasped his hands and pressed them nienced tq, train . the voice which he knew fell back exhausted, her eyes closely follow- -.---- . � - ---.
Icid by Keehanice Institute. - I - I . g the fair haired chorister. A look of re- . __
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W TWEDDLE, Dentist, office. overRichardson silent beseeching ; one jewelled hand with most assiduously to his labor of love; .and lief overspread her features when she per ,Z;�.,.-
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F '. ,&!"Noinnee Shoe Store, corner Main and John I 11 UA ion, progressed ceived that her actions had been unnoticed, -
sttee ,, Seaforth, ODtRHO. DN. lanJ the other rested among the lace at her most rapidly. He possesse, a most wonder- She was trembling as she heard the first I - - - %, .
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I � every Monday, and at Zurich the floor he cried' in a voice of agonized ap- said, the boy one mornhig d tiring the lesson; and confess our manifold shis and wicked- " -f " - . _;
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Ill be as Vuric ronged you, and i%e -rave forbids all re- He returned in a short time, carrying the. resent, to accompany me with a pure ; wbi .
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unn-datakable look of antiquity which is para I He placed the table �' are acknowledg � I.,
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' 0 hands of time and history... The tip words were di -owned I)y the sobs that shook fessor corniiienced to examine the songs. He The woman in brow� s�uk to the floor and tt P _1
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pain pow.ble. All work first -claw at libera) rate& tion of the house projected over the street ; his body with cruel'strength. After Some had glanced over several, when a sudde, buried her face in her hands. _1
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MONEY TO LOAN. more tban a Centul'y ago ; an iron. lamp that the gathering darkness, The children had upon the table, with a song clasped in one words of the lessons ; the softly toned - 111� . � .r 1344 - - L_'A
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� repaying part of the principal money at ani - they moved about the room. Long id he the Nunc-Dimittis commenced. yAdvi -
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. . very still in tbe darkness, with his eyes fixed looked to where the tr � r point- blissful rest was conveyed by that one -k J( . . -Ib
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. steady light. A brass plate was nailed to on the' flower -decked window. At last he ed, anq said, "That was my mother's word. 10 Vftr5tAoKe " 1A
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Dculty ot Toronto University, Physician, (Iles that stood in massive silver sticks upon The musician looked niystifl ed t I I Bu t- CrA�l . N,��._.�%,* :h na �L_ -
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Clb _... - a fire blazed upon the'heartli, for it was a picture of his daughter, but did not turn it brokenly. I lids told that she was! not sleeping. /Mot � ; - In Tea Pots, Coff-ee Pots, Ch I te��'
I . ARMSTRONG, M. B., Toronto, M. A C. M., cald, spring day ; -without, the twilight towards the oakeu'panels. " No. My mother died when I was only Alter the sermon,'a deep stillness follow- . � I
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ng Mrs. Chesterfield, Illy ed. The woman near the pillar raised her - ! � �1, .�
DVictbrla, B1. C. P. S., Ontatio, successor to Dy. shadows were deepeni , and as the blaze Having opened the long clo,,ed drawers of a few months old, and I M it - L
Elliott, office lately occupied by Dr. Eliott, Bruce- rose brialitly fox a moment,, the Professor's th* father's sister, took nie,and w I have a,lways�. veil and disclosed a face as synipathetic and W Sugar Bowls, Cream- Pitchers, 0 - -
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DR the office. 1323 would become -enveloped in the gathering crumpled letter, a dried-3prig of seentless whom I wro*uged deeply. There is- heor pi(:'- � s a ,,ShoeS Dishes, Mustard Pots, Salt Di �
I Night, Calls at dimness. lavender, and a small leather-bound book,he ture, and I have another in that old cabinet. sible tenderness. All she saw was the up- . - - i . Custard Caps and Spi'ee Mills au&- I
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- - DRS. SCOTT & MACKAY, wistfully tender ; his eyes were of a deep He then sat down before the fire place and, and I Pray that I may be aZ to shower all quietness was intense. The sliort prelude Bone Plater, ; also Crystal F. 11
OFFICE, Goderi& Street, oppo6te Methodist blue - lie lit upon seemed as though it would never end, until Has on hand a large number of Bo4tsand Shoes of hit
ad an abundance of soft, gre with one arni resting the affection upon you which by right -was Centem
Church, Seaforth. RESIDENCE, next Agricultural hair, 7%vhicli softened and subdued y ! bis knee, was . 0 . ' . own make, best materfal and I _�
Grounds. ; . . the gen- soon lo'st it a deep reverie. Hegazedattbe hers. " . a voice, clear and sweet-, almost beyond con- 1, LLL 1,
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. J. G. SCOTT, M. D� 0. M7, (Ann Arbor and Vic. was firm, without'being hard, and when be affection ; the present was forgotten ; the around his grandchild, and clasped him ral. It seemed as though the very flood- you want your feet kept dry conke and get a -pair o, , above good's were a set of I _ I
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. 0. MAORAY, M. D. 0. M., (Trinity,) F. T. M. C. joyousness that 'was inexpressibly attrac- ast, that wonderful clainiant of nian's, happiness and remorse. -He showed him the a voice that pleaded with its softly- whi sper- C 11 E A P F 0 R A . 0 A S H . 0 . I V
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R Gllaago,w,&c., Physician, Surgeon and Ac row, it was unknown to the world, and the nidnted by the calln serenity of L certainty' o�one who would have been their All in , tatic expression of all that was sublime and paid their accounts for last year *111 please call and �
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-1-% W. BRUCE SMITH, M. D , 0. M., Membei of 1, Professor as the. living present ; life was . * . * * * of divine expression were touched and made 1162 D. MaINT'VRE. beaforth. 1 4
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_K'L the College of Phydefans and Surgeon% &o., ,L again life ; once more w'aD . . to resound with soul stirring pathos and I �. i - .
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occupied by Dir. Vercoe. 848 1 . paths of love and happiness which, to hiin, the cathe(lral. '.We will choose one of your - I � . .
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RETHUNE, M. D., Follow of the Royal I Take, Oh, take me to thy care.'� � ; Cj,. W�� PAPSTIS.
A-LEZoilege of Physicians and Surgeone, Kingeton. coul& express their sympatby only by the figure of his daughter flitting down tile was in the parish churcli on Christmas (lay, * I . � - I I
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-, � -e memory the proud old. musician felt no uncertainty closed eyes and a look of happy content .
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County of Huron. Sales promptly attended the old -man a jolly confidant in any pro- blighted his life-tbe remembrance of the .
teed. Chargea moderate. , G EQ. TAYLOR, Kipp . Sunday so long looked' forward to ar- * * * * * POWDERS - -CATARRH, ASTHMA, . -
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Office- will be promptly attended bo. posed to bave'a weakiiess for the rausiciaD. low note that; had fluttered to the floor And upon the pavement, where pools of water from the vestry door and hastened towards PRIOR 25 CENTS AIr PRUQ 87ORMOm I � ,:A
I had gathered, and tile ceaseless splashing of I Is positively the wo8t rational and MOST svCCE88_'.1%
I � . . His studio was a favorite gatbering-place spread it out upoti his knee, and once more , s gran ather. The old man had nor, �. FUL'treatment ever devisedfor these trouble$, It.. I i ��
WM. WOLOY, of the kieighbors. It -was a mint old , lie read the words that bad rendered the the rain could be heard falling, fallini-a moved ; he still sat with the same look of - consists of combined local and constitutional UVW - '
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Auctioneer for.-L'the Counties of Huron and Perth, were almost deserted. A few hansorns, 6 4 WaRington, Grey: and Bruce. trouble, but thorouffily eradicates the cause as,
and A e� at Rensall for the MasseY-Harris Manu- carved rafters supported the ceiling ; rich wretched state of existence. randfather, here I .am. " K*11�- -1
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entrances -curtains of Tyrian purple, In " Four years have passed away since that The.clergyman came towards them. He Bruseelri ...... - 8.13 0.43 9,45 �- T YOU FEEL WEAK, WRETCHED. DESPOND- J
Orders by mail addressed to Hensall Post Office, or intensify the brooding stillness ; the trees .
-which Were -woven pale green 'Egyptian July'afternoon when I kissed you good-bye . Was to express his thanks to the boy Bluevale........ 3.27 957 10.10 ENT. If you have Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Lunr.
� left at his residence, Lot 2, Concession 11, Tuck- grasses, an swayed with dripphig leaves, bending and Vin wingham.. .. .- 8.37 10.(;7 11,20 Trouble or afiy other chronic ditease, jind WAINT 7()'' -1
ersmith, will receive prompt attention. . 112W tf d saffron -colored reeds, the fra- in the 61d garden at honie. I knew that it . a . soloisV, tut the look upon the old man I 8 ..
� - was a farewell instead of a niere filial de- crooning; the bells for service had'rung out face arrested his attention. GOIXG Souin- � PaWnger. mixed BE cured, call or write at once. � - _. I
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. grance of which.reminded one ofsome dewy, He leaned over DR. ROURK is widely and favorably known _�
I Iris -clad- riyer bank, with slow coursing, monstration, but you were too good and for the last time. all Wingham.... _. 4.25 A.'*11.20 A. V. 7.80 P:m. throughout Canada, be a graduate of Quesmes �
L water thread - . just to think that your daughter could be s dead," he said, 6.64 - 11.69 900 �1
$"L REWAR D The cathedral was thronged to-nigbt, for A spoke to him, but there was no reply. Bluevale.. _. - 6.87 '11.86 81b
. a its way in purling melody "'Your grandfatber i Bruwale ...... _ University and of the A:cvlerny Terra Maria. IAM,- - -
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sing ! To right and to left was one broad They laid him upon t d eons of Ontario and Quebec, LATE XEDICAU � -,
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t Manaluke's da,(, - never gi ;ea of eaaer expectant - faces. Some were London, Huron al nd Bruce.
I The abover roward will be paid by the undersigned ,,ger flashed "Pon the pannel -ant me your forgiveness if I Married the tbin hands, but no responsive thrill ans- AUPERINTENDENT OF LONDON GEIKERAV __
f . led'walls. Far rugs pai Jack. He is dead no,w, but I love him even there out of curiosity ; some had come to GOING NORTH- -11 I Phs" Irer. HOSPITAL, etc. I
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i - Lot.15, Concession 2- H. R. S., TuckersWith, on Sun- lapping flaines of the burning logs, and the ways wronged him, father, for he was noble " DeaA ! The boy fell upon the floor be- Hennu.. .. ........ .._ 9.42 i
'otice Is hereby Klvon that any fli liDg raiii-storni. In the very front seat sat Kippen.. .. ............_ 9.47 6.20 , -
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i kering, glimering lights of the candles. andtrne. Since his death it has been Jtbard side the prostrate figure and broke into
i onef found trespassing on his rotorty will be prose. a
t, outed to the utmost rigor of the aw. In one cornerof the room was a- handsome, struggle to keep body and soul together, and the 'old Professor, nervous, yet proudly fit of passionate weeping. Brucefield........ .. ...... 9.55 6.28 DR. FRANCIS ROULRKI- -
i aDxions. He could sinell the perfunie from Clinton .... ........ .. .... 10.12 665 � 1,
f 1393.3 JOHN T. DICKSON. curiously carved Indial"cabind ; behind now I see that it is of no avail. 8tarvation I A rustling was heard, and a figure in LOD4104bOrO -..... ...... _ 10.29 7.14 ,a,
i the iss doors could be seen some old blue is staring us in the face, and I am going to the lilies and other flowers on the altar, an'l brown stepped forward and knelt beside the Bly1h .... .............. .. 10,88 728 79 WOODWARD Aym.NuE,
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i Chihgal,, a ininiature ivory pagoda, ai leave my boy where lie will be well taken his soul was filled with P. dreamy calm.' Not dead Professor. , - . �,
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I mom elli our boy be kind to him for the sake of 3,oi . side him, and suddenly exclaimed, " Nloth- :
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