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VETERINARY. - did not kfiow - andithe your�g man bad sub. th�e window, fling out the ladder, and get -der if he walked over this afternoon to have
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K beei , rxe : isn't it oft and a bit of a chat over it."
JOHN GRIEV9, V. S., honor iraduate of Ontario 5;ottsl so straig . tforward nd amiable and uni-tssurn, silky?—it wouldn't h . t the hands of an in- " Oh, yon know him?" exclaimed Dick
' Veterinary t;llege. All d seams of Domestic
, - ing; and then, above till, Nan had seemed fanf. But I'll tell you what
Animals, treate&' Calls promptly attended. to and would; and Erridge, in amazement. " But, when I
charges moderate. VeterInaryDentintry,aspecialty pleased. It was for 1lier. salt e that he bad that's the thorns of that rose -tree and the mentioned your name to him, and asked
. Office and residence on Goderioh street, one door -d ,a .. consented to come on this archwological ex- - bars of the lattice -work ; and I've been con. him if he had -heard of you as a neighbor; he
zAsT of Dr. Scott's office, Seaforth. 1112tt , � Emuls I pedition,though sinall. concern had he with - aidering. I'm afraid she'd make a desper- said no!"
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. . - Roman roads arid King Alfred's battles. ' ate fuss if -she knew I was. going to tea -r " The acquaintanceship, such as it is,"
G. H. G I 8,13. - the cream of Cod liver 4C)II, With Arid now -now thAt the pff� etext of history 1 down the roses and the lattice : I'd have to said. Mr. Summers, quietly, - "is quite re-
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Veterinary Surgeon and Dentiet, Toronto College of and folk ore had beeR al ost abandoned- ' do it sometime she was in at Houle : Or cent." And then he added, erhaps in view
N'eterinary. dentists, Honor Graduate of Ontario Vet- Hypoph9sphites, is for I Y.
. now that this young man, by little inad- I perhaps if I could get some projection put I of certain unconfessed specu ations of his :
crinary College, Honor member of Ontario Vetecin- coughal ( N
ary M�dical,iociety-.*All diseases of dowestle animals . i . ,, vertent touches fro;Iii, -time to time, was re- ' along the window -sill, it might keep the " Quite a chance acquaintauceship- and
el-dIfull-v treated. - All calls prom,,tly- attended to - , C -10 I C.) 3 9 � vealing to these two the world be lived in, ladder clear-" . perhaps we have about seen the end of it.*'
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day or night. Dentistry and Surgery a specialty. Sol -a' Throat, � one of the two had1found food for grave re- I Dick abruptly changed the subject. . Nan sat silent -silent and troubled, in t -
Office and Dispen"ry-Dr. Campbell's old office, flection, arid was pQaps secretly consider- " I was attlie Albatross Club lastnight," - withstanding the airy,unconceril with whioch
Wain street, Staforth. 1406-52 - Bronchi itis,, * � I the young man continued the conversation.
. ing h6w this all too .sudden and fervent I lie observed, significantly,
. . ngsp � friendship coulc diecreetly, and without " Oh !- The Parkes -MacQuarrie affair ?" She did not know what this visit might por-
LEGAL Consumption, . pain or rudeness 6 brought to am end. - "The grandest sight I ever belield ?' the tend ; nor what was expected of her; -nor
Loss of Fitsh But as for Sid ey Hunic, the unwitting podgy, pale -faced little mail continued, how far her mere remaining in the room
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ItS. BAYS, BarriBterj.. Solicitor, Conveyancer and Emaciation. V cause of this.disquietude, he was troubled with great enthusiasm. " Tile very grand- might be taken for acquiescence. And here
.Notary Public. Solicitor for the Dominion . bv no such forecasts , these present mol est ! Let's get into some quiet corner and at the same moment was her father intimat-
Bank. Office-Cardno's block, Main Street, Seaforth. - WQF,k babies, - - ments, each one of thein filled with magic I will tell you all about it-" ing that tbeir brief association -with Sidney
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31eney to loan. 1235 Crowing Chi5dren, ,- and delight, were enou li and inorb than ic � .
. I lVell, we,can walk up and clown here- Hume was about to cease. A sense of some
NATTH 1� W enough ; the Ion ani happy (lay sped Nan is in -doors," her father said -and they 4nipending calamity seenied to -4211 upon
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Agent, Commissioner for taking affidavile, Scrofula, quickly. Andeve wheri,lateinthe even- rather moved away from tile house. her ; she could not listen to this t about
Cbnveyarices, &c. Money to loan at the lowom rates. . - ing, he bad rel ctantly bade them good- " " The grandest thing you could imagine!" the*Albatross Club ; those names be men -
X. MoRaisox, W&Iton. . A n a-- rn I a; 'bye, and returned tioned-as tho' gh half the peerage and bar-
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JM. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, &a in fact, for all -conditions call- ]ionic, tbeie was rl� dim.haution of the bewil- exultation. "And the newspapers ain't in onetage were familiarly Iniown to him -
. Office -Rooms, live ckoots north otGommercial ing for a qLlick and eff e c t i � � e _ derment and tra sport that occupied his it this morning- that's why 1 wanted to were but as vain echoes to her, conveying
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Papst's . , brain. " If inusiq be the food of love, play come and tell you. Lord A] ount-Lathoin nothing. .
liotel, ground floor, next door to G. L. �
Jewelry t3tore, Main street, Seaforth. Goderich '1'1011r�'Sn`lent --.,�.,,ntlfor Pnmff741e!. T,Jt'l�'Z. oil ;" and even in this silent house lie knew addressed the reporters -the gentlemen of Then a .Sound caused her heart t
agents-( ameron, Holt and Cameron, 1215 q�n;-) At q-- - "f- '1!n. A' A � I . o stand
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GARRGW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, ftlivitors, , would attune his ear to listen to the subtle up to the nines about tl�gir prudence and side. The bell rang. Some one entered the
&o.,Goderich,'Ontarlo. J.T. GAR&^ Q. C.; cadences andvaxi�d and perfect melody of discretion -hoped they would not mention house ; the drawing -room door was thrown
Wit. Pi.-OUDPOOT. , 1 680 THE HANDSOME HUMES. Tennyson's " Mau�d "-a poern for which he the name of any one present -and would open; a name announced. And Nvben Sid-
. - . had the profoundLt admirat�on,. which lie thyy be so kizirl as not to Speak of a, fight, dney Hume appeared, tall, handsome, self-
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AMERON, HOLT & HOLMES, Barrieson So RY WILLIAM BLACK. had h h I I ild panegyrized in season but of a contest with gloves -in fact, he poszessed, it was on her that his eves first
C licitors In Chancery, &a.,GodeAch, Oat V. 0. , 0 1p onec' '
CAxx,&oN, Q. C., PauAr Hour, DuDLxy Howilms and -sea n He went. and fetched wheedled and hunibug ed them all over the fell, it was to her that his ,steps were in -
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- the n �01 e and took a seat outside 'place. Then, at ele%�en-tbirty Sharp, in stinctively bent. Then he turned to her
ANNING & SCOT`T, t Barristers, Solicitor% Con, CHAPTER IX. gr ys Ile um
the h rne-e kled porch. Late as it was, came the two heroes-both.of them looking father. Then to the stranger.
At veyancers, &o. Solicitors for thel,Bam ol . I T
the evening was sLill golden and clear; but ulaggnifice4-" , But there was no need of an introduction;
Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan Office— C9 I b . ' "I
Elliott Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. R. MAN"s ALL A NVONDER AND A NVILD DESIRE." the sounds of the da were uro-wino, fewer: " I thouglib,MacQuarrie had gone Some- and indeed Dick Eri-idge was so eager and
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occasional foot -falls on tli.e gravel road ; thing amiss," -Mr. Surnniefs said, casually. anxious to remove from himself, finahy and
* Atid naturally enough be turned aud homeward -going children calling to �each - There was it runior of the kind-" forever, the imputation of bav , ing done' any-
FHOLMESTND, successor to tht. ,ate firm walked with them, understanding that they other acrozs thE bridge ; the methodical '. " A fortnight acro -a fortnight ago," the thing not quite in accordance with the
. McCaughey & Holmested, Barrister, go were oil th,eir homeward Nvay, ,while he ex'_ - . 0
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Ilattor, Conveyanoer and Notary. Solioitor for the plained to them all that could be crowded .elink ail . d clank of sorne four -oar or eight- other rejoined, in his eager haste. " They proprieties, that he instantly proceeded to
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Im Bank of Commerce. money to lend Farm@ ' oar connin ga S,wif tI, r itlong through the siteely eased him off a bit, and got hini all right : I make the piofoundest apo ogies for his ap.
into this arch�eological. excursion. He had I ,_ I
. for We. Office In Scott's Block, Nato Street, blue -gray of the river, under the brooding ass.ure,you, you never saw two men looking parent bad manners ; be renewed his ex-
Senforth. . a frank and winning manner: when they n �� .
. reached Crowliurst, Mr. Summers could poplars arid willows. The meadows were in better condition -a sight for sore eyes, it planations; lie expressed ail almost abject
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hardly help asking him to go in -doors. And empty now ; and one of the houses on the was ! Of course tile Tasmanian is far the gratitude; until Sidney, who had a kind
W. CAMERON SMITH 0 wood ed'heigh ts b �yond had sent out ita first bigger man -the Devil they generally call of direct way with hilli, grew impatient.
i now it was lunch-time: would he not stay orange.ray. 0 q him now; but the Englishman looked just " You were in no
BARRISTE R. and have a little bit of something Nvith - - * * . danger at all ' " lie said,
Solicitor of Superior Court,- Commissioner for them? This proposal, it is true, caus,ed 4` -is fit as a, fiddle -proved it, too -and game briefly. " There were one br two people
. These well -rem Imbered lines,these haunt- he was-crame, I tell you -for you never standing by who could have picked you
� taking Affidavits In the High Court Nan some momentary perturbation; and she m �D
of Justice, Conveyancer, fled away to eolislilt cook and parlor -maid, ing phrases, see , d tu increase his e�.,,<alta- saw SuCh hammering as lie stood up to in out." I
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Mouev o Lend tion of spirit ; the� appeared naturallv to the last rokind-just able to keep his feet, " Yes, but they didn't, and you did," the
leavin -o men to their own devices' belong to this iie"� and hitherto undreained- but facing up -facing tip like a good 'un- young man insisted.
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Can be consulted after office hours at the _. Commer- But en at la.st Sidney was invited to go -
cial hotel. of atmosphere tha�t had come into his life. zlintil that Devil of a Tasmanian got the " You might have been in danger� on a
HENSAL - L, _. - - ONTARIO into the dining -room, it was not food or Passionate utter&cei! that heretofore lie, auctioneer home, and it was all up with Regatta -day," Sidney observed, z'wlth a
__ - drink that occupied his mind. The fooni 1 7 In
� itself, to begin with, was delightfully cool bad regarded froul the. -merely literary point poor Parkes. Never mind : he gets zC500 laugh. "For you'd have had about twenty
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DENTISTRY. on this hot -June day : there were shado%vy of view, lie now tin, derstood arid recognized out of the .4,'3,000 ; and he's won the repti- boaus and half a dozen steam-launclies all
1, . . curtains that - did not altogether refuse a in another sense. � be also had tasted of tation of being about the pluckiest fellow charging . down on top of you, to rescue you:
R. G. F. BELDEN, L. D. S., Deqtist. All kinds "the cruel madne�s of love;" he also was that ever put oil gloves. And it wasn't that wo7ild have been dangerous enough."
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Dof work done known to Modbru Dentistry- blaze of flowers in the gpxden, where a but- filled with unrest, �and longing, and dreams merely his standing up to be hammered; And therewith he turned to Nan, and began
Gold, Aluminum and Porcelain Crowns a specialty of heroic s If s'acri e if only that wonder of AlacQuar.de, the Devil, hadn't it all his own' to ask her whether she had quite recovered
Doorbell answered at all hours. �Mfice and resi: -terfly would from tinie to time go hovering- - e - - �i c,, 8
all wonders heart inclining to- way fromi beginning to end -not by no from her drivin and climbing of the JAI&y
dence over Mr. Pickard's sto6e, In roQps lately occu- ly past. Then the table was all so neat and , a I
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pied ky Mechanics' Institute. bright arid summer-like, the snow-white wards hin , her ch, osing him out of all the means; in the fifth round there were some before ; while Wan answered him with far
cloth adorned with sprays of young beech the reso of the Wor d-could.come true. In grand exchanges, arid the Tasmanian, I can less than her usual light -heartedness -in
FW. TWEDDLE, Dentist, Office over Richardson his case, of course, there was no " Queen tell you, got all lie wanted, and about two. fact, with self-conscious face and averted
6 & McInnes' Shoe Store, corner Main and John and Canterbury -bells. But it wits his young
0 Maud in all her sp endor," nor any "gloss penn'orth more. My heavens ! Parkes let .eyes. I
Streets, Seaforth, Ontario. Nitrous Oxide igas ad. hostess, of course, who absorbed his covert
ministered for the painless extraction of teeth. 1169 -and enraptured attefltion, whatever he had of satin and glimin r of pearls," noryet had him have a right-hander on the ribs that (To be Continued.)
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to say about the Di-agon of Wafitley and he heard " A voic-elby the cedar -tree, in the might have fel�ed an ox ; but there wasn't . 6
R. H. S. ANDERSON, graduate of Royal College eadow under the Hall I" But yet --sit- much cheering, mind you, among all those
11) of Dental Surgeons, � the battle of Ash,&Wll. Somehow she !� Pleasantries. - .
Ontario, D. D. 8 of To- tin- in the wagoirette' that morning -the noble sportsmen in evening dress -oh, no-
ronto University. office, Market Block, Mitchell, sefflned linked with the garden out there. 0 -He: " I may be poor, but there was a
Ontario, 1402- simple costume of ilac and white that Nan there was too much oof at stake -they were time in piy life when I rode in a carriage. I
. __ There was a. transparency of light and color 8 urnmers -wore alpeared to him to have too anxious"abo tit what was. going to bap- I : " Yes, and your mother pushed it,
about her face that ho associated with those ,Sl e
ID AGNEW, Dentist, Clinton, will . ' soniestrangechari a,nd-bewitchnientabout pen to let their efflorescent sentiments car
-Llkj. visit Flensall at Hodxens'Hotel varie,g,ated blooms visible through the win- � . ry too. ,'-Exchange.
, every .Monday, and at Zurich the dow, white and red and white and pink, it ; and her voice Avealed the most heart- them away. Really, really, you shoul'd -A book agent attempted to sell a Fra'.nk-
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MW second Thurtiday in eaen nionth 1288 and all shining and shimmering ill the still. searching music. ev n ill that peculiarity -of lia' been there !" lie exclaimed, in -it sort of ford politician an encyclopedia. "Cylco-
. __ I What did he care about such boase things as lengthenir, �� vowels. - She did not ecstasy. "It was beautiful ! All -so quick pedia'.1" exclaimed the Frankford man.
- ') KINSMAN, Dentist, L. D S., caviare, or galantine, Or cold gooseberry sa "ta-own-' orl "da -own;" she sa,id and sharp and buz�iiiess-like ; each man do- " No I don'b want it,
. I Exeter, Ont. Will be at Zurich y Wouldn'b have time
( - t iq ' " town" and " dowp'," With just such slight ing his very d—best in every second of -
.V T,- a the Huron Hotel, ONLY all the tart? He said, " Oh, thank you !" and tooic to ride it."
It -any LAST THURSDAY in each mouth, and dwellfficr on the liplithono, its made the the three minutes ; then down in the chair, H
everything lie was offeved ; and a,te nothing. a . 0 1 .
at XnrdocWs Hotel, Hen8all, on the FIRST 11=1 sound entirely entrancing in his ears. And with sponging and falirlirig ; then up acrain - ouser-' I see that tbey are putting
in each month. Teeth extraoted with t F"'Ay The ,,-cry gates of heaven appeared to have 0
he least 0 . . .1 'no lon,ler, as lie thought of 'these things, -like two gladiators, Hain tiler ing, plates on gunboats eighteen inches thick."
josin possible. All w9rk first-class at- liberal rates, been opened ; the choirs were singing; so 0 1 of 0 no Mrs. Houser-" Let's get some of them '
� , was he in the deeps � I despair ; the unat- doubt -yes, there was hammering in the Perhaps the servants can't break them. "'-.-
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971 that all the volden air outside was pulsating tainable ini�:lit not be so hopelessly unat- last round -and I dare say some Johnnie of
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it seemed to wander in and fill this mysti- - 17 , -Mrs. Strongirlind-If women would
MONEY TO LOAN. maidenlike, had- the3�, not once or twice, as Devil cauglilb Parkes a tremendous purich
cal, lialf-shado-wed, enchanted room. It b only stand shoulder to Shoulder, they would
'as but the night before lie had been: sunk they were turped toivards him, said some- in the throat ; but I tell you in all the soon win the suffrage." Dr. Gtiffy-Brit,
MONEY TO LOAN. -Straight loan@ at 6 pi, �, thing to fifill, however unwittingly*? Or thirty-five minutes there wasn't one-fif-
cent., with the privilege to berrowep of into the deptlis of despair; now the iri-�re Was that, too, but another illusion -f a fran- teenth part of the lumping brutaliti madam, that is something they can't do,
mag - of her presence seemed to raise a de- _ - -
repaying part of the principAl money at anj time. giq -, of a with the present styles in sleeves, -Harper2s
Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrivicy, Seaforth. Iiriox4 joy -within him ; the unattainable tic hope rather than a,ny possible fact?. football match. Skill and sc,'ien�., sll�rp as Bazar.
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I was not so hopelessly unattainable ; she. was . � a needle, just delightful to see ; and though -" Yon must let the babv have one
nearl; she was his friend ; sometimes her Then,again, as lie turned over these pit es I'm an Englishinan, though Pin no Colonial, .
�g cow's milk to drink ever day," said the
MEDICAL. _in the cfathering dusk -the gas lanips now what I say is, 'Bravo, Parkea, arid bravo I y
timid eyes -were turned towards him,` -,and , ?n 0 , doctor. " Very well,if you say so, doctor, ,�
. they were nbt unkind. Caviare, oatcake, .1iminerincy through the trees -the last of _.�NlacQuarrie !' Grand ineii, both ; am(l I for said the perplexed young mother, " but I
I [) R. S. S. M U R RAYl the reburnt'hic, boats become pliantoin-like one admit that the best man won-tho
salad !-for one who was feeding on 0 : ligh I
I Mcniber British Medical Association, late coroner 0 honey- on the -N%-,Ln bosom of, the streani-here, at lost my little bit through his really don't see how lie is -going to hold it
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I n the Cady block. Rebidenc&-67 Victoria Street with a heart as hardly yet capable of realiz' last, lie canic uporithe ' 1 ' ines that spoke ging. " -Saninly came home f roin an af ternoon
Telephone No. Stv. 1 1400-52 inc, its own a-mazing augaries and demands more directly of Nan. Shine out, little His enthusiasm seemed to sober down a at the Natural History iliustiem. " Where
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17111. CAM PBELL, Honor Graduate of Medical Fa- positively refused to poison the sweet air ers, and be their sun." Why, that was a calmer mood that hewent- on to give _NN1r. thitt he was in uncommonly good spirits.
JU cultv of Toronto University, Physician, Sur- Nvith ,,I, cit,arette. She showed him the ex- Nmi herself !-if only tile reader, himself or Summers furthe'r particulars of this great " Oh, we've had a splendid thile. We've
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Greb's Hotel, Zurieh, On.. 13,1i7 traordinaiv luxuriance of ioses that wits 0
__ promised them, when the lilacs and labLll'- lustre of those tags and Strays of 11,-1,ir thilt of titled persons present, a,nd the extreme -The light and joy of a Detroit home
clustered a,bou.t her iiedlc and ea,ra seemed to elegance and propriety -of the proceedings. is a five year old boy of brightface and happy
. T --,&R. ARMSTRONG, X B., Toronto, M. D' C. AL, nums had gone ; even now the clustered � a �
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Victoria., R. 0. P. S., Ontario, successor to Dr. buds -were bursting, Aii(l the deep crinison be but papt of the geneial sunniness of her To all this Summers listened ;'in: his itsual
i9tt otfi,,e lately occupied by Dr. Eliott, Bruce- nature and disposition. � A radiant temper- grave and attentive way ; then he said, temperament. A day or so ag a man visit-
aeld, duoirlo, 1379x52 and piak and yellow-xvIiite finvoluttions of ' ing the family engaged the lit'loe tot in con-
�� - -- velvet petals -were beg,inning to uncurl. ,She ament; well-w-ishing t6 -wards everybody ; looking towa.rds the house - versation, ana one of the numerous ques-
.11 I f,rateful for the �eau�tiftll things 'Of the "I wonder what has become of Nan?
171R. McTAVIS11, Physician, Surgeon, &c. Office Wel, t and broug,lit the Flora,a-ud rather shy- 6 tions lie was called upon to answer was:
_" corner southwe8t of Dixon's Hotel, Bruceield. ly world ; grateful, abo �� e all things, for any Suppose we go in -doors arid see if she li-as "Are you inarried?" " Yes," replied the
Night oalls at the office. 1323 told hiin She , shrank from prying into 0 her. ' A�id as regarded the ,got it cup of tea. for yuu. "
- I these confidences,; but he said, simply affection � sho,A n the strancre eveuts ' " One ,word,` Dick E'rridge interposed, in mail, and he added playfully, " Are you ?"
?, future, what might be � . .1") " No," came the quick response, 11 but I've
. enough, that lie would rather like it, so lon(r lying behind that mystic -veil ? -" I have tin undertone. " I quite understand your
DRS. SCOTT & MACKAY, as the boyish trash did not bother her. And -3 led her home, my love dend?" letter -and awfully obliged, too. You been vaccinated. "-Detroit Free- Press.
OFFICE, Goderich Street, opposite Methodist finally, before lie left, lie had persuaded Mr. � my old f i - " If it were not so childish and out of
Church, Seaforth. RESIDENCE, next Agricultural 8uniiii-rs to fix'the very next morning for But such things ivre blinding to -the niental t � rust to me. A nod's as'good as a wink. I date. I could take a real good cry," said the
Grounds. � e vision ; and leave one br�atllless. ouldn't do anything -d on't you know.
. � their projected visit ' to Wanta."e, and Shut lip ttie book : it � is tinie to go in- Bwut';I wanted to put ulyself right -with you woman with the short hair. " What is the
1, 0. 800T.r, M. D. C. M., (Ann Arbor and Vic- Uffington Castle, and White Horso Hill. mat -ter, dear ?" " I wore my husband's
toria,) M � C. P . S. 0. - 0 doors arid sumnion lights' to the dark and -all 'fair, square, a.nd above -board. And
That proved to bo another day of new vest down town shopping yesterday, by mis-
C. MA(;KAY, M. D. C. U., (Trinity,) F. T. hi. u. . hollow roonis.' For no -w the la,,:t of the I've come out tit once, just to show you. I take, and there were three great big cigars
M. 0. P. S. 0. and strancre and marvellous experiences. skinliningealid dipping im�rtins has left the know what's what. I'm not that kind.
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C) neighborhood of the bridge ; the quivering Not much." sticki,ug out of the top pocket. I never no -
ItE. COOPER, M. D., M. B., L. F. P. and S., himself their guide he found but little difli _ 0 ticed it till I got home."
. Glasgow, &c., Physician, Surgeon and Ao culty in entertaining theni-tbey were quite 6old reflections -oil the �treiini burn arnict By the time these enigmatic sentences -An exchange publishes another of
coucher, (;oustance, Out. 1122 'I shadows of ,an oily blackness ; a death -like bad been uttered the young man and his
delightfully ignorant of this neighborhood t�
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A LEX. BETHUNE, M D Follow of the Royal in which they had recently settled. They far away in tile South, Vassar araduates. " You look tired, my
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1iL College of Physician' . � from behind the mid, with a little adjustment of his collar dear I ,) '
Successor to Dr. Mac,.' -Id. Offic, lately Wooded hills, the y0uncr i-itoon glides slowly and a final shooting -out of his cuffs, Dick-
ocoupied 0 tired,'; said Mrs. Gay. " I heard you say
siege of 0,reenlamds,; nor of Mary 131and3- , theIransparent sky,� to keep wat,,h followed his host in -doors. They found
. by Dr. Mackid, Blair Street -Seaforth. Residence Z5 ) into
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---Comer of Victoria Square in house lately occupied her cruel heart, and unhappy father ; nor ver the niulit'. � i . I once that you liked rabbits, so I . went
by L. E. Dancey, 1127 of .Nell 6',wynn's_l)oivcr of 3,E,A- in the neigh- 0 0 . __. - Nan in the d,raly�lng-rooiil, where she was to the market this morning and
. � engaged in arranging some tall feathered
I borhoocl of lNettlebed, 'which is only a little b ot one. I meant to surprise you with
CHAPT E R � X_ grasses. She b4d heard the dog -cart ar-
DR. F. J- BURROWS, � way beyond Bix ; nor of the well into which, . —_ r., troiled rabbit for dinner; but I've. been to
a . � , rive, and had guessed who this visitor must
- as the leg -end goes, " Po6r Nelly," for some - 0 work on it all the foreno-on, and I haven't
I Late resident Physician and Surgeon, Toronto Gen unexplained reason,- tbreiv her jewels. But TIIE ,.BULlD6(11. - be. got it more than half icked yet." %
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Member of the College of Fbysicians and Surgeons these trivialities of reminiscence were ��ooii When Mr, I�iek Erri(lge, havinu " (lone . " Well, this time I've got safely out " � �-c"WOM.—_ I
w himself well," as lie Ni " sai. iry manner w
of Ontario fi�R-GFFIGE-Sai le as formerly occupied Id a've ph (I lie, in an it* hich was mealit
. discarded. The butnim mvture of the living -oil , ra,sed it,
by Dr- Salith, opposite PubliNchool, Seaforth. . C,
and present moment is so much more impor- at the Red Lio'n, Henley, stepped into his to give her confidence. " No accident this 1� 11! l�i! �1111111111,,Il
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I I have niuch plea,qure in intrdduCiDg Dr. Burrows - I "An accident9-driving"" she said, re- -
to all my former patients as a �_phyBician, in every Ing y interesting, wheii one is four -and- was in it most complacent Imood. His cos -
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R. i'�. BRUCE SMITIT. well -blue eyes,.not so far away, sho,wincr at various inirrors, -,vas elel�,Iaiice itself ; the " 011 no. Fact is, the last time I thought
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UCounty of Huron. SaIcEi promptly attended crering for acquiescence, and vet cunnin'aly was -at -,Ill points faultle�sly trill). It is and I was (yetting oil first -rate -very well .
to in all parts of the Count3. Satisfaction 0 - . _ n the pastry, does not exactly
contrivinc, beforehand that it would be eaosy true his equanimity w" nearly -upset,. arid indeed-wilen i't, occurred to ine to try to
teed. Charges moderate. GEO. TAYLOR, = 0 himself also, just as lie wa6 turning into bur suit you. Nor with your wife
P. 0. 1357-t. f for her to acquiesce. He spoke without re-- st Henley Bridge in two. The bridge
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serve about himself, his pursuits, and plans -, -Bell Street -,' for here 'a ii rse-maid, over- bur'st ine in two -or my boat, anyway-aud either -perhaps she is not to
RRINS, Lloamied Auctioneer for tht Coun and lie told her a great deal a,bout his - .
T P. . corne by the appearance of two youths in chucked me into the Thames ; and if it
t) . ty of fluror - Sales attended in &:I parts of mother, Nvith obvious pride. He -was ap- blazers and boating -flannels who had passed hadn't been for a most noble Youth who .
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the county. All orders left *t Tink Expoarrosi parently addressing two, but in reality only ,, �n 0 .
Offioe will be promptly attended W. , `-, -
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quit&.ilnusua-1 ivith him : lie -was eaaer to peranibulator rigbt into the middle Of the mistake. That's where the awk-Aard part
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and Agent at Ilenuall for the .Massey-Uarris Manu- tion. that Nvas stealing his senses away, the ri(l(,e only avoided it by jan- ining his leader in it, but quite the reverse ; and I suppose .
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facturing Compim. Sales protuptly attended to, eliall"Ing and varying expression ;f her on to the opposiLe pavenien t, .
charges uiodurate and satisfaction guaranteed. 110 0 � cl - 1, arid-.- hatiling I was rather sick and sorry when I got ou is indigestible you know. But
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left at his rcaidence, Lot 2, Concession 11, Tuck. �21eaiiwhile .NIr. 8iiiiiiiiers had for tile most fit to have -woke the dead thercupon the even sayin (), ' Thank you' to him. What a - if you would always have
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J F111110LIT..", N I 91111l111r1ffiW1qQW Ind SLIVI-01111dill"s Of this -%-0UII(1 ,nan wl10 which had probably been su�'Prised to find of waiter's clotbes-a regular beast of a pre- .-
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.I- . 131ak liti,tl,,tsit-,N-ei-e,(It-oppe(I upon theni from itselflooking intoashop-wi dow-andled dicament--and of course lie wouldn't dine YO R
theclouds. Hitherto, during the brief ac- it back into the thoroucylifar ,- and then the ivith Inc. But I'll put it straight, I'll call �
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LorL SID 6edulollslv cultivated, lie had had no such talIv litt6ring furious 111aledi tiong. But it ing. One doesn't like to be considered ].)ad Cakes, pies, rolls, and bread
Chance. ',ro him Sidney Hume was increly Was a pleasant afternoon ; 1) ek was of ail forni,- you know. And this young felloW` is palatable and perfectly di-
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. . -_ is .� 0 rather a bit of a swell -at least his people
a the time he,was bowling akong tile Fal:'r are: I've been making inquiries. Of course
,sistiuice ill the Fail _�-Iile of the Oxford " - ening, " COTTOLENE, " for your
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l"oad. -who ha(l walked oil as far ,,is Crow- Mile lie had for,_otten all abbilt the nurse- whenyou'reluggedoutof a holeitcloesn't
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_� CURES l, in to took at till Orduan'ec Surve3- I\Iap) and cent babc that had so nearly toine to ail un- - ver -still-"
' who hn,d:sinve scenied extrcinelv anxious to timely end. - " Did yon get to know his name ?" said
, colitinue oil friendly terms witll both father :� When lie reaelied Cro'whar, t lie found Lhe Nan, in wild surmise.
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SOUR STOMAOH, � al)1ware(l to he to cultivate this compaiii ' the gable of,the house, ,11,1d thitlilellr"1,111 n again
ship that had conic about in s�llch a hit))- lie had surrendere-d the (r( vart� to t1le i I hope I shaWt be such a Guy Fawkes 6uy pails, by all grocers.
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., BAD BLOODO C_ . ani er in his liand, wbile ie contemplat- 13-," said Nan'.,s father -for she herself, '�
1t PuMfles and Stmngthens th of the k-a"e, it is quite certain lie would nev- ed a rope -ladder that dGpen ded fro "n ail op. I anxious only that her extreme embarrass- Ne K. FAIRBANK
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THURSIDN'S I . ME RK BUTTER CO.
(P.&Tmfm JuLT 11TIT, 1893,) -
New Process for Alaking Pure 31ilk Butter from the
Pure Solids of ibe Milk. No Chepdcals or,,Ex-
tra Machtnery Requilref] "
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make two to three times
the amount of Pure Milk
. Butter that can be made -
by any other nielhod yet
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asked and a, ' ibwered. also circulam of questions�;-
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Thurstoo's Pure MHU Butter Co.,
- 53 King Street Post, Toronto, OuL
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The M A U4 P MUtUal Fi—r&
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FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED. - -
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D. Row, President, Clinton R O.; W, j.
Shannon, Secy -Tress., Seatorth p. O.- 3,ichae7
Murdle, Inspector of Losses, seaforth p.,O.' I
1. DIREMOns. . �
Jam. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Alex. Gardiner, 14ad.
bury; Gabriel Mott. Clinton; Geo. Watt. Harlock ;
Joseph Evans, Beechwood ,- M. idurdle. Seafortb ,
Thos. Garbutt, Clinton.
AGENTS. I -
Thos. Neflans, Harlock: Robt. MeMilign, Seaforth -
James Cumnling, Eginondville. John O'Sulliva,n and
Ger,rgo Murdle, Au�fitors,
Parties desirous to effect Insuratices or tr&njq�
act other business *111 be PrOmPtlY Att9Dded to on
application to any of the above fAfteers) addressed tc �
their respective post offi-es.
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Farm igecuritY &t lowest - Ratu
'of Interest.
Mortgages Purchased.
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SAVINGS BANK BRANCE'
3, 4 and 5 �er Cent. Interest Allo;;ed *.
Deposits, according to Amount and
L_ time left.
OFFICE. -Corner of Market Square &n&
North Street, Goderich.
. - HORACE HORTON,
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