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11 CHAP -TER X . eting usually is forbid. Noble litile Abhor !' . � I ,,= nea I
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I . "I wastroubled, a long time, with . 1. . . Aleanwhile Miss 'Spinkham bad put Jen. Had any one sent for her ? Did any one I � . i I - -
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- temples.and sickness at the 5tom-- his knee. -- "I did not know thist- Achor,". I I i ach' or bowel prisoner, . 44 Mear old standby, wh%t should I do 00 .11.161. M-1 -144-4 I , t -w-, TL.X
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A , - if you keep out of � the way," she said to thing to send for Esther, but my senses left - - - A I 1 P, I ,4
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any remedies � that I had no rhotbe trouble is almost a - '$ He cant hurt �e, and he won't want to withoi�t you ? Of course 'it was just the - -4z�-F'�` .
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I I I is men take no Hope, as she unlocked the parlor door. me, I do believe," �- .
- i this c6TnpI&11;n:t; but I posed the lovely lady -who brought me,dp-iu' '. . - t h em - �� . M.Z-� 10-, . -- . .
� � . .care of - I The old man sat, one hand supporting his Whereupon Independence: begged her to ��- t . I - I I I
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I I . ' wer6 made of iron � for Mr. Campbell, who had been the insti- �-- � ��,'�- ��-' � � .,,� � - I �
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� I . f ul sob, and tile. sof b touoh� of the child's .And their brains of steel, They cat as* if gtktor of the plot. I -77=1-11 7, �;.-f- '-: 7, . '�
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� - . bels. Then come headaches, iiervousnes5, J i - 1*? 4, .� .. .
. i Pills that I received � . - . lie looked up, a little bewildered at!� the in time to hear this. .His dark, lustfous I "atindell th-Fca'. I
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; I � I - - wrb bad bloo'd, liver and kidney troubles; health , - i - ,-. �, " ...... -.;
I anything like perma- [ -to make disused title, but pleaseil ; and trying eyes arniled into Hope's uplifted, blushin' ILA� tile stomt,.tlhs- an-U13"r-1-21. 5 0-i � 1,4, , C,r-
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; �; 12 � . . r a great mistake in life."Me . goes and strength, goes. It is really won- to te gallarlb, li� rose feebly and bowed say- face as fie asked : - . 9 j� --- :: - t
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- derful how much abuse the human bodir ing,1 " Well, I thank you, Miss." 1", I- , . " � . - .
I . " Is it such, a -deli ht to greet Esther ? I , .en-%, . - ,,, i! ; , ,
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. gle box af these pills did the work - I head with a little imperiow gesture, saying will,stand! Ifis equall'y wonderful ho,%v tt 9 �- - �L, . '�)`.'. .. %..f�. P - - - .* ,�;� /., I �=!f;:�,
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. xG s, East Aubum, Me. s - and !she to6k his arm, whereat he smiled would." This last .with a ' , 1� _.; !3 ,*' . .'" A
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3 i . .1 For .the rapi 'cure of Constipa- � He smiled. "'Von rnnp� .not thin - k in . e Pierce's ed, lea�antly. $ 1 ,ro mrste s D: - , � ..14.1 . . - . 0
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tion, Dyspepsia, 'Biliousness, Nau- [ perfect, Abhor'." .. i - and -in curing those dexangements-curel the locket, but'he allowed himself to be led ' 0-.:)Iuii�t,�,Alor-."),.,-,L;l�4� ..i� �ILV '. -.�,, rr-7�7i "
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� 1 sea, and all disoriders of StomaGb, t "I will. )LI-ou, tell ind'i just as -Esther many coulplications and resultant disc " his handsome face appeared over the land- AC � I'S � ON - --X�i .
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I � i . I ill Aink you pe feet. You - did such as sick and bilious. headache, dizzi- . lvp. .
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I . Liver, and Bowel,�, take - nap. After he was safely in bed .Miss 44 Miss Esther," extending his hand . . . -
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. f aiid kindred derange menis of the liver, frightened Hope, who had followed them And then be passed out to the di i I �� I I VV .k� I I � R III b-4 -a %�,L,
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.. . . mistake, thp one I had thougy� my,, mother ' . . He heard EAlier a eager � " Achor, my lib- � .1,MirP.Frtd 0 �
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� Nedat and Diploma at World's Fair. long it was bb -fore I could fo'r " " . "Where did'he get, it?" - . z d 3 laz? D0Tr-TU1j-.1--4j OP
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. i . . grave questioning in the voice. .11 It must 0 u suppose had abundant reason to confirm his � . LL
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. 1"o t camelrom ? Would Estber pul it there first impression of Esther withi Aperfc�t R I -1
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i VETERINARY. - - � Edward - Campbell understood, L and ll�s few days. A - peace, sweet, and -deep, and I - " - - . JIM .
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; . .. . I clasp on the little �flgure grew tighter. . I AbOlutely free of Cost, for a 11 I don't know : mak her." I lasting, settled over the household from the J1'V4?1'MS,C0nN1U1-� , 1, I P, --ri 1>' Ili- .* . �
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I , -e. ., embrAmee hits That pain now. I am ib- , - The People's Common Sense Dredical Adv� in, and never let him see t again. as Miss Spinkham ha I I � 11,
� el Veterinary Colleg ,All diseases of Domestic � sure [set- from hi i . been, . she was not —�- . 41, 1 - A
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I '- i I am God's child-. � Th&V is first Ii I Esther, and the� old doctor growled under I Tat S e SI-griz, �p J U , ... . - .
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charges moderate. Vote ripary Dentistry a specialty I divine sonabi "I neage- ciau to the Invalid.51 Rotel and Surgical InstiLute, 6J Wait bill he's asleep," was th 41 "gel -
1 . Office and residence on Goderloh street, one door' I . I a book of tooS large pages and 300 illustrations,. . , I ;� .
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AST of Dr.. Scott's office, Soxforth. . - 111211f -if-but if----�� And the oue-cent stanips to covet customs and nlailNg locket lay in Hope's band. I . . P il .
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� I . I . — child's voice sank to a boarse whisper. buly. Over I 68o,000 copies of -this complete Famil . right pla0e for once," as he bent over Afro'. N -yo P. 4 - I. ",� , &Lst.i�)'.-I, is prt up in orae-zl;%e bcttipm cmly. .-T,.-
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q Mr. Campbell, if you knew -Doctor Book already sold in cloth binding at . I --
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I - Office and Disponeary-Dr. cial�y- Minister's voice -trembled; .64 Aeb Esther's. I never saw it before. I � - , ..� 04r , '17-'e
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I . - *Moe. 1406-62 another unle .Ty child. was g In --, '', I ri . I 4;0
- as in like'need ., but you need iven to her. )) cant for the child " she said, 'He watched her every V -�- --.- -,:::: - WrkqT,C-..
: . L - Gi�e it to n1e, uncle, a I I moveihent, iust bow .�& .. 7'"g, F12
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little girl, my mother did-sin-did.do some- , But tbe'old man grew initantly rebelli,ou, � I � ! -i�� , ;;
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1 4 'AT. Cameron, Barrister and Salialto-i, Goderiz)h, It was a long tinle before I . -be is dangerous.11 . i i4 11 exactly, and. learned to exhibit wonderful � I . ���
, let hi in Nina 9" questioned Miss Spinkham." skill, the sick Man knew the difference, and S
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h Ontario Office-Ramilton street, opposite Colborne away ust let
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n � - 1452 - b sweet relief," - . - his face, uncle. Let the child see it, � a
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� . . She turned ber little face -up to his, -a face ,he has not looked at itjet )) It is too dark for her, though, instantly. beneath her touch and voice. . �J . * f
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�. 90W8'B3nk, CJintOn. Office - Elliott lo2k, his woe joy he cried furious I I . go away Pid Hope. -It .is a d Edward Camplieli's eyes secon(led the I I .
i � . 9 , at his words, and e . "How, strange V) s - ---
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sympathy ! " Oh. how, if to strike. 11�101 &'Way I Why` should I Tfluell like Achor, I. never knew they look. - Esther quite understood. "' lie takewine sb
me ! hurt you ? I- had.'better kill you than -let ed alike before, tliCk ' the best assorted stdb];: of
-- 7[> S. HAYS, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer mud she said, retre ting by one door as Hope. en ugh Nina's fah. a w WTOU
z !A � ' him ruin your'life. " And the gleam in- the - I
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: .e JLV Notary Public. Solicitor for the D . ? I 11 .
;1 - ominlon . seemed familiar." I I .! f ;
. � I I tered the other. . old man's eyes- frightened Hope into silence, " Yes, and Archor looked n I to me w face radiant
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: ; " W -hat fiave you done ? You must have Presently Hope heard her uncle's shuffling pub it ba�k in the trunk ; he in ' look for )y T . !Parlor and Box St
I - 0 . Office -Rooms, Ilve. doors north ofCommercla som, e magic paw6r to elicit such step behind her, approaching cautiously as it no indorseme . L
. ': 110tel, grourd floor, next door to G. L. Papets fron, - remarks I ay nt, replied the gentlen3an. . .-
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I . Achor. I co - P, . Ah, there's the doctor." I
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� I- - 11 - fewelry store, Main street,. Seaforth, Godorich I., r. Campbell il And quite overlooking the compliment im- : I 1�ver Sholl'11 ill Seafortb.
. .!, 1. % my . When Hiram Roper reached his home plied to herself, Esther rep ed :
. -1 . gnt&-cameron, Holt and Cameron. 1216 ears, seized her, and she turn '
J . . All the long .years . . I ed to catch him aim- WO would therefore ask you to Call,
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� she be's I been With us I have fieard he ina mantel image a,t that'night he found his prematurely boric " Her whole life was a testimony which r 6 YOU thtit 'WB 'w- I not feeD
� - ? ri A�LROW a PRIOUDYOOTI Barristers, Sollcit6yl, ing it, she left the room, . calling Achor as infant dead, its motbbr vdry sick,,- . M�, highest ambition * i offelid6d if you do not bu , as we always colisider it a pleaswa-
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'�i� . &a., Godedch.Ontarlo, J. T. QARiLow, �, fore, and a satisfied two worlds.
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. ing crazy," Ilowaidis room, Edward (',ampbell battled ation for noble w in hood. It had sprung ' I . 1.4�
- p , � afraid uncle is get", UnGle Edward Campbell had an inbred vener- secon-d-11
� ,- -1 I, ., flaitom In Chancer � it Yts, very," assented the youn - " What can we do hn d Hi ran I the fever strength of another patient. , .
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:�� - , yv&c.,Godamh Oni M. C; ter. 11'The moat attractive r-hild I ba-ve and the mam off for the da ' to birth beneath his youn els
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. W4at shall we do? Jennie - into Jennie's room, oftener Alit) 0118 that lye
F - M00aughey & Holmested, Barrister, Solicitor . the. glass to give her bat another lit�le duties, now and aga
� I F. HOLSIESTED, aucceasor to the late firm of e turned to shivering. -1 am -W I
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, I 1 +,; ��:, - adian. Bank of Commerce., Money to lend. Farm mith . must not be &I Itrined,11 . I still coming. to heart , beside his youthys: sweet benefac- 0
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It � for sale. Offlea ha Scott's Block, Main Street .1 la consultation in the � e agents for the Clare Bros.' Hilburn Furnaces,
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I day's nurses, he laughingly reminded then, that ,-
� DENTISTRY. . .r work. Don't say a in her face for strengthening cut off I S. U- L '
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z . 11 � JF'tR, BELDEN, deatist; crowning, bridge work ! I.ffi I perils bad reversed their situat'i n8. Achor he should always be ready to Supply. And � i Hard re, Stoves and Tinware ' .
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;f � to the preservation ot the natural teeth. All work Indeed !" he said, flushin, - So Achor slipped up stairs,' and Hope 44 and stoves tak n in excliancre for new ones. -
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L I- - I �arefully performed. Office -over Johuson Bros., " Look at that bea i w in to lay the Achor, will she die ? Will Jenni . I
, i nardware store, Soaforth. L utiful bi d dinner table. But i e die?" � .
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I I . � How daintily he balavilces bearb wag a vague uneasinesq, a sense T b
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L . I It. H, S. ANDERSOI graduate of Royal College I
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: I ; ow -R. visit Hensall at Hodgeno'Hotel — n she sought - the- stairs, but - Count Your Chin .
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every Monday, and &tL Zurich the I the voice of Achor, heard distinc Strengthened by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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. ) , I . CHAPTER XI., I min u tes"b6fore,pleading with her un'cle to h d y PoP.T H I - . � L . --befbre buying then) in. Don't take
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I . � .. . � . � �, lie down, was Esther !" sobbed Hope now. 0112, October 26th (Speci )-Citi- � ,any �
I - X Exeter, Out. Will be at Zurich L . . 4L-11OST it .TRIG-UDY. I I happened ? Ought she to go -up and see ? ad received vouch for cn I
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. 0 Sne that unsettled him, and wing statement without an ex- 1 of I
Y On .She trembled --vith apprebension, and gave nnot live. Poor uncle Howard !" ception endorsed it as .
V the Huron Hotel, ONL me great shock of the follo
. . , WAIIST TauiwpLy in each raonth, and Esther brt*d forgotten the. locket i 'hoe ca I.- W
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I ,h.. . bro ug ti It i t to the top,'amd I ef b it, i1vith other ner, eyes wild with excitement, 'White , b last a- friend assured me I I I
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, MEDIOA unk for some missing artieal�, Hope room door, her old unc!e sprang from a cor- urd ? No no, no! Yo � r 3ee h is did no good. A ud medicine taken ' shoes. I 70U 6 ,n alwayS tell �y the name .and -
P -- - , dining- - " What ! up there,' so nea uncle How- auffering was intense, a fnl -
I � - - things, on the floor, -,vI . hair ng eyes,ii,heii he I that DodWs Y 6 GoOdyear Welted. $,3, $4J $ 1 It
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� I : J�nnie, intendiDg to ied by streaming, axe in hand IiAed glari '. tamped on the s to. . I ?
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, . Dr. John McGinnis, - return in�,mediately as if to � o ,,, e� 6rds me iidmoy Pills would Care me. A, ; " 5- ,
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1 3 Han. Graduate London. western University, member- B� t one lbing after another claiming her at- doori and sprang to Jen�ie's 'sid�, cry idi " But 0 e did see,and thank thes -1 .
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aiI arrange her diso � (11n,ing-roonl , " True," he sa* i e Lpai�l les P CAirAL'
n ; - Surgeons, �- On . Hope, can ycil not trust c�� .
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� . Offlee and Re,qi(Jvn&,'-1!'0rmII occupied by Air. wm. � �', Irl was for tten until '. Sav�e me ! sav - . , -1 . I . I
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irXight ca.118 attended promptly. 145U12 1: r 0.111, I will sav child, in your own strength, to a
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z D and descried uncle Howard sitting in a v &he room. fainting to tile floor, while. contr ok: �tt I
p - t I 21110tk 01dall -lately occupied by Dr. Eliott, Bruce'. [Lnd bendiDg ove� soillething in his - -- .
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I Creeping up'behind h, ' -old man, spran, lip- p the -
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I --t-� I LEX. BETRUNIC, � by ' h . e . and Hope understandilig, blelped to . _put on their prettiest i 8 . i I . . .
2 1:4 I . College of Physloiansand 8 6u. � e in the d � oorway. . I . . gowns and pose before the canle 'he -r -
! ., . A M. D,�;, Followolkhe P.0yal . if., a tap at t e door, followed . by Achor's pueh the old ml through. the pail Bub when Hope went to ask for ra. 1.
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.. I I - Scaturt T� " Ali see !" -cried Mr. Campbell resuAs tfiey Obtain certainly justify their :
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. briler'a viciorla Square, in house lately 00 ce r JeliI they look- fare retiring, Achor followed oftener they have it to do ti S U , - 1 1 (" H' T
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� .1 - ! otipled child ' " See, ed into each other's ces, . : feeling. Their pictures are always much ! :1 I
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� . I L)R' F' JI - 13 U R RTOW,4�, , [ Startled A,t his n . � � � - WRAPPERS.
. �- 1� Loite resident Phyaloipia and surgeon, T-oronto Gen- �him, and tone, Hope stoopeff toward she opened her eyes, and Hope, thro " You are saI so get some- sle'�P. ' 0 . or, beauty and their pretty'clotbes, but that is . . . I � I .
1.� i , I her hand fell pn ihe locket, while wing you are a brave little woman. I � .
: - I .. t. aral Hospital. Iloncir graduate Trinity herself' beside' her sobbed byste . .�O not all. They know how to make the most A'
I I ' , Achor -stepped into t _ -- rically, . to -day. u saved a prett -colored PiCtUr,e- for eVery 12 cr Smalight"' I '
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� -1 - membe dU"Siu,`g','i,'ny,' ' !Ile room, , While Achor pi ' life of themselves and to look their befit to order. i y �
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! . Of Ontario- Coronor fcr the Coubty of Hur - [ 1, Na no ; you s . � They can pose and not be ridiculous. 11 b,noy Soap
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- . -1- N � e 'his head. " You shall . not 866 him, Celia far removed ; Hiram had takeni the only ' that I had brought all of this evil on thein rhen you are I I. pict
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: L- - e -Methodist chureb,Seaforth s1bwly, solemnly, rationally,, oe m � II -. I i
I t . . 'that Achor, SPinkbam's lank figure waiting for an n. crazy., 1, could tell that by the way ly aware of the awkardnes8 of your attitude; .
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; ' raduate Victoria and Un Arbor, and : I ., . trance. looked at it a' you are very self-conscious. Somebody said I I .
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- I � -3 and fs What is the matter, Hope ? H�s " 0 PansYo you old angel ! God sent so wide and awful. 11 her, in describing a photograph : I ST (?F TEAS
�4 � u,ty of Huron. I caa ed 'The we . It �CH: ,- -
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, . 0. lAcKAY. honor graduate Trinity Uviversity, "I don't know wb'a't he has found. Un- e hall. . MY h wanted W . . !
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� il I- -- CC He - . I 4 9 0 pa, Pitiful wail , . I I tain a photograph that is reall. * � . ,
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.� I ATATIONEERS, never saw it before, uncle." � t - P " You'are at the bottom of a 11 ' faction to himself. . I; : � I � �
. �� � .. . 6. I Cloaxing]. , " Where did you get it Vy .-Miss Spilikhani's - face lengthened per- done to-dayas well, then," he said. Take The clothes that people wear make a grei t I :
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� 7 Wturing Company. Where did if ;Do�e1z0,),DWnmc10uId it 1. mother may hh;�"b wrought. I have no dout)t
It Sales promptly attended to, I 0 iffin there," point-
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� I Ordets by, rk,All addressed to Refili on guaranteed. closer to her, and .Achor got the He wants a picture of him� 25, 80, 40, 50AND 60 CENTS I
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F 7 left at his residence, Lot 2. Concession 11, i;�Ck- .��ear : - e one might over- tried I o kill me ; and o6r. He � . , not a picture of k a . .1 � I 'TEA A ' PoUN.0—AT ALL GRoc.Fzas
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I. � TORN H. 3KcDOUGALL Ll� tWicked city, . Riound," said her old friend, puttin never think E-DAViDs6 '
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I i " tho'county of . d Auctioneer for �- . tecting, arm about her form. 4 hands grasped -both of his. I - - f -, WHOLESALE A
. -Huron. Sales attended in -a ,9 . eveiiing suit. -fO, . . - . --IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII GENTS, TORONTO I
i parts of vieCounty. ,Xerroa 11 1 We need ai " You make mestrong, and brave* and It gives a gotten -up - -
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I i 11 XoDougall% long experience as a deal . � ----- �. I occaaion look that is not at all to be deafre . i . � .
I , reasouable. From Mr' . Is there a horse on the plAce ?" - true. :I love God so when yon -talk, 11
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stock of all kinds he ifs speci&113 er in far 46 0 ly* -as I' do
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� I i leftat Tim Expostroaa h t with him.,, member, how You comfort roe,",aud the he .a whrou
3.� 'Concesston� , P ,, or at his reFjidence Lot , - - 96 C n that child baxness it ?11 I . ograp g . . i I " nd Through,
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mr, to er on I . amthorouchl3rq 2' is aster-. , , A6hor V) i ily engaged, and Hiram and Hope both said were taken captive to Lend
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11iort notice, aud I ivill (1(� it as"cheC as it , lint Preparation, aud as a tozael 9' " Un4-j is worse a d til �: _ .
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'*10� I White Ash. Gi _ lroZoul� for I— when she appeared at the . �
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� Me results. 7 Yours truly. - . . " Exciting new . s !. day before. Btrt Miss Spinkham were put in their � nd
JOHN KLEIN, Seafortfl. ��Dry 0012 Merchant; — would alf the,old gossips ions- with're places. In the course of time a great flie hyo� wiu,fina' them practical at all points. is from All parts-
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14601-tt - h . 260 Yours St., Toronto. 39- . I - Of C hav, ference to destroyed these, but no,�v, if You goto Lo , f country. Fin'estset of rooni-v for business college work in Canada. Graduates SUO- .
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