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The Huron Expositor, 1896-12-18, Page 6lisk = g 4� - . � - I - � � � � I � . � � I - . - 6 . - .. ;ra_ ! - .. . � ! � . . -- - I --- I . I - . I auess I do." Them she to Qroop UUU LOBO UVJISAAU "a"o. �.�-- � 1. .1 I .. . I � . � I ; � - I dy. "My, ' '* . 4- III,' III I lI II J 1! � . �-�7 �-,'-'T,— 2, � � r I I The Fountain of Y011I ' 'a � . -I I II !IIDIFII� ,�� g,� �1 .. .w et$ -at _cTaumb—surr . � I - e. I " i . mm-WEM. cm - Z- Z- -Z M., - - � 7970 CHILDREN OF - 6111 So-,a,36etimes I come up .here, looked% . a - . I � � -went on : 1i � a =10 � I About Dr,01 i �i i ' . We all resnember ,when I feel kinder set I on at home,an4 � .. I She?e herself to destlip" said . . . I . �SEVENTY-FIVE. I � down riding 1111112— I -- �, . - . I . I 11 �. . -, . I � -corrPI I I . - Jersey woman,.' 11 Catch 'mi I . .� � . . - f -i,a I . UE : . the story of PonQe fix all the furniture in all the rooms just to- 6 letting my 111111111 111,11111.11W,111 I, I f6ppe , � I . . I . . . I - - 'I I . I I , . VI ,-71 - I . 1 � de 1,eon seeking dowers jest - . Vim, -- � I I I . please me, am! pla4t the � where', girUiet pay for showing off a bike - " .311, 1111111 . ltillitilillillitilliillitillititilillit�liffifillilll! I' � ' U,"I NEW . . - yard, un- the fbI of , evere hot, - I � I - -X 11 � �IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII,� ;Abner:16randalldtove into his . jBut� .A. sy or two later, when the a ( 7-�"4 � -. . his � . � want 'em, an it makes me feel good. - � I i � �� 0 of rnanner.4 a h ae and stabled his horse, ran I eternal youth; and eathir visited the city, the oburage of the - I .1 ff-I -- I . 11 � . - 'a i a � 11 - w it's gettin' to be a good ways -to Nvalk, an! III w , I - � - '. . I . t &�Y, E,1 M-4 1 than at,d AND 4M AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' w=gn nt theshed and entered the kit- e all sympathize dan't come heire as of teu)s I uoeter- " I woman on the wheel deserted her. The - I . �alp y1or at di , . . I . . � � wh2i hiswife was at work. He was with -him in his Lme a glassy . U. " " -, I beba Chou, wn � . � ,The old man eat up very straight and gl nowof her bright eyes becE bw I I . . . -cure, the most prompt and a. giiddle;4ged man,� straight and. stern- . � search ".. Youth 11 9, I i n 9. � , I 1. . - `Ae xigueur, -1 , . iking' state, her face became shrunken, and then . r 4 . . . I Cough means so thuch. It looked very determined. He was thir I � 177w�- - I � ---- - , . I I I diseases of the ery, deeply., � . - eks faded, one hand . IM.eLf".11 ""t I'll � A zw Xuatter llow effective remedy for means more than the I roses 1,1-i' wife was a frail, bent little body. I �---- --5 K!E,-N�LT� g. , - , , I � , . W ezaremely ba . . . lif�-fbr �ometimes dropped listlessly at her side, and her tiny ��- I . s� .. . - M I . I I "I'll -60 r lore the old � . --i: "; -,� A - A:41 .W. , .a 111" `� �i I I lungs 1"ing. Rosie suddenly appeared be on her che .1 Z� P7�1 , T .His throat and I, is Ayer's Cherry S-he� looked up from her ironing N!ith a I life becomes a apedal. . . 5—?-. '-- - I - . �. . - I , there are 41' 1 . ady with h d U 11 Aunt Susan " she foot was gradually losing th, R Nk)41� . . I r-�::-�� !. 16 laught, , I FectoraL A3 an emergency medi- hilt drightened, balf-troubled expression as .� weaI B ut al 11116 P " I's dress dona� yet ' A small boy 6houted: 11 Rine far de am i R Jj� �7-= � - V1, F �. � � 4M, talking and I � � ) III . Tkw!iel, i-, R-- I . � -1 I U , � e for the cure Of he-e'utered and hung up his hat on a peg be--, I . uth--�-with ain!t aulin V n de bilie's done fur. , it", the sa-VII . cin , 0 I ',F� -,�F , � 11 Bleas my soul," �cried the old lady, "I berlanoe. Db peach !�- - - 14" , #lons 01 �i�- �V- - :n. "7;:, � I� = -. II, f7�N'j - I � � - . irto abo�nding , �— 111. 1 - -1 -,Jg7T,7 - V I . � � - -.� I - tile cong I en and V F A -C -4;-O A !- ii a -' .1" - - 4 - regat Group, Sore Throat� .,,, hind thvl,kitchen door. - �� n tt ! But it's 611 made For!the beautiful woman had fall - . I 11 * -.,.- � I &t.. had clean fotgotte X -... - - - ��t�** I., , I be pary - - - � III �. . .. - � RoI she V he asked,.'in a business- health and vigor, I I ,. 7 - � 1: �- �%-� f . of ttm officiati � � -:Pi� K----�L-� r-24--.-- - . � Lung Fever and I � .1 . A , but the sleeves, an'! 'twont take long to broken her 15%ok, and the; iblonde head was , Ill -- —7f . . -m. �q Toice . -- — � I - ` I 1� -, I III t'w� M. - -astic step, � I - -- rl - - ., �;-,T,..-'-'-!r - -.1 ; . - Ab - jai drI - like' tone I 4 g owing cheeks, I '* I 13- , . ,.. 111WRIT ..".7 -ii -:17111Z 4 1 4 I 94 * . a o b .* C.�, I r r-1 ,tbw -well - A .1 � 1-1 IV I - -t - ,� I '. .1c" ( � I 4—Y ,,�.."N'47Q-U1R1 �Ione is �m Whooping Cough, ' I make them P t PaulinaI and let , rest ng on �-the handle bar. � i Beiior-much better," said his wife. - I _ - IV - and sparkling �ne measure. � on, however, I 11111n-r"ror � ;o,nrc AS'-- - I - -- - 410 of 'buzz tlia , .r . . i - 0 S $) 1 . T,�e pedals went serenel AM,gsla.,Iel 'p- .., : I 1-� . voice : . . � � . Then she* cried out, in a syppressed �� _ � . - -was woun � - . - i � ;::= - -1 � . eyes -we all : Rosy did so and', the old lady hastily I the �machine Id up for the day and - I 1� e 'I ��4i, �r.theaters before the ov I L- . ,119 � ' . I AYERI'S "' Oh, Abner, don't you think you have been - - - Covet genu- j could not sto The excitement outside was � ,almila I lnc�, t1,-c'F00J "!Is, I i "TU -4- !�� " ---- C P � . � . . measured a, 0 of bl er'cloth. ; - P. "-,-a . .. 14 Nor now) . � word to the I kjn�- I - V, 'I . - � he overture. ? . � too hasty? CaI you send -- ine youth. I " Graudl � aimed Jimmie.. " I'm i intense, and no one knows what might ha,ve . R ,,, &n 3'..o.1:1 -a&5 altd, D- t 't. I V . .. I .I i".00 MUI-h shoving a - ! I . -�rq. , -.4 1'., . ,. I,. -. . C her r y Pectoral , lawyer not to come ? It'll jest kill her to Tite weak- �, anager of the store --�T. F'ZF-111E "I 1, I - amoutt I . -s eat our sandwiches." � happened had not the m, �F - - I J "t J Z; j 4 NZ, fz!: .'kKI.. ..r . I � InUntional � - , �` thungry. Let, .4 �'J,em - Ilk V . ,-Z--;,Im==0* e,, an . . , S't Q� . ness. or dis and taken the �, wNlg f-'; i ) !I F'3 %1J. I'? ` � have you--" . , � � T y -d from the boy to the � pulled down the blue curtain ..-1 ,.,W ." 4 -- � - -:'o. � - .- , ,�,,I�,W' . .i 1, cannot be" equaled. 1 The old I' e , 1FRY ,.e;m,�,. wy.,�Z!. - - ' the dress and heds Of � VU But . he an E� . . . -q,owl I swered her shortly. III, rm ease which ad look - . she � � 1 4 - 7 / church. - . 'E. X. BRAWLEY.' y. Where is ages people ;man in wondey. � :lady off u�-stairs to be retouched, for . 7. ---- I , '. I . 6'.7 ,,-- - - �oae as'at �, I , Dis 11 49 -Philadelphia Times. � . ,, See I i cc " -' - I See so mbuy'sneering ICH t I '. of running; the business, Nano, , I , - . � ' D. � I . � befo I V 3r w� � was, built of wax. 'Proir. -, --1,Qf--aFU1- T ._,Ov .. - - � I D. re their ou see, exclaimed the latti , . I . i i ) I , , � a I 'I � �tu i - - �-,;Dll.,125H-r, - '- i . r-: th-eAmerican Bap- W indow, makin, time, is not the result of accumulated yearo', � was goin' fishin', Jimmie an me. TheWs I . � . -�. -� -43011tIblial . ous and bitte) . By � the sittW room w � g living and unhedIth , . ,1,,>,,,,-,1� ,csi;-r011t3',nsneitN�r. " - . . ;.t of the chi - I - it is the effect of wronj � liour.'big'ehicken sandwiches and four.nice ECT. � -1 p j A I' � � . . trooping 01 I - 0 . - � .. � � - . - ,- I -'- . , '' -of t . I . Opium, T 1.0i,pni"r, I,, . I u . " N fkof -,". , ,�ior� , he sawtm.� : tist Publishing Society. Petersburg, doI cl I thes for Rosy." blood. When the blood is pure and fres . � r �, finefal I nord � I big, sweet apples -enough for' 'a all - - � 11 IS ON =2 -there am � . � r cure for violent He went into the next room and closed the body will be fall of youth. ' I He �failed in Health and Strength -His I I � j"r "is F. - : Va., endorses it, as a I Got out some of your dishes, Susan, an . -Ac. 'Of th, . T . I " I � r . NT lim 1C o A . � R colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. ]Brmwley the doo� behind him. The light was very Thousands of people who seemed -to have I I Dodd's Kid- VG�T . Unfriendly'a � - - . . . IThe shutters were always kepk -lost their y?uth �y disease and suffering I lees have a jolly old time." . Kidneys Acbe , d and he took . - I . . . - ,conceal, the k dim. 4 Iney Pills. � i ;o home," Is , . ---�-� ... 0 .. � I aid I - . I � . I -Wwoh J4 experienced i � also adds: To all ministen suffering clo� - have found it again through the use of Dr. ,, 11 Pin afraid we ought to �- I I . . 4 - , 'A � I & A � sed Lin' summer, so as to keep the flies I-, . , - peamum of -one�- - � � -ibles, I recommend I � Pierce's Golden Vedical Discovery, the thef old lady, anxiouady. " I'm afraid they- I f . . I , .. I � - , - I - *'I . 4.0- -AP, � roattroi WR � -PRE1 - t from th I out. , most perfectly natural and scientific' rej ave. � wil . DEsF,Ro,NT0, December 14th (Special)- , I 7Z C ; e ""ana - r, t -r, m, Z T- i Y� =2 . Z - go. L I be expectin' of us." . . I I � 1. - -&U this 4 quite as bad ; . -he distinguished the � , I I . .- Afte I a little, pause d � ess people here,i and especially llcnvhlr�l vr�a- �I` . �. the P � IN I � nator of the physical forces ever known to ' I don't think - mamma'll feel anxious if Among basin I I I . 'was consIdIared In � . .. V has . � - ; i . . . outline� of the person he had come to seek. medical science: . I by his fellow workmen great interes . -.daimrta 4 � � I Wf io I , . � . She wa 6 sitti . � I - � -7 , . I ,hose many � . � -V V 11100P I � ng in. th6 fuither side of the we ain't home at 'noon,": said Rosy to the . � ) OF EVERY - �, - I Vot 116 is good forM � I , I - ship- . k I I ::: - . AVFR'S - It gives the blood -making organs power to -- RAW& sofa I i , I V room, near a window, of which the lower make ne'w' blood, full of the life-giving red old lady. " You know the other day we ,been taken in the case of Mr. James Stokes, ,&xhe Sese- * : - . -ilipbether , . - went to the cern'tery, and didn't get home 7ho! for the past fifteen years has been & t : t� - at e,hurch darl - � . . -. shutterz were 4artly open to ad it li ht corpuscles whicli'drive out disease, build I . I . �? �Slliging - , � . I ' I , Inib � until after Aintier, and when I saw you per for the Rathbun Company. . . 1, drrbaW&,FW,L,f . 1. ': OP� �� . � I to TeA . � I =ay be of interest - I , -� V1PU. PeCt,oral - enough for her'to work by. Closle Ty ter -up ftesh tissue, solid muscular flesh and . DOT=l I Che I t gives Constitutional going down the street I said I guessed you I Lately he had ran down in health and )&'W'o,�e'i r - . I I �bisi 5 1147. stching hit. healthy nerve force. 1, kIII i -1 I . I - ,of Wales a -ad all of . 11 , - � side sat a little girl, vagerly w - the point of being compelled. to =,J1W)T1;Zr, - i � I . � I � I .< - . I III � tg How do you feel, Aunt Bunn ?11 asked power,. deep . and full and strong,; rounds -� were goin' to the cem'tery,l and asked mani. str7tofirkto and his,recovery now, as the re- I I f - i - ..- I I . � � . . and audible PII - J I active . - C I I . I - -� I - .. p,,the Prince lu � vat ! I . . .. shii -- : I k ad xsW at Worla's Fair. i - e ! out hollow dhee'k*s and emaciated fb"; ma if I could go w ith You. She said she gt of usi parti I %� 'A - Al�ner, I Colo an aTitimation. j ng Dodd's Kidney Pills, is the Ap�lfect.Remedy for ConsUpli- '' . great gus' ; give ,� . . ly and With - .0 I I'm aIt," cheerfully returned 4 plumpness, r I' I andpaba, were going to have dinner early � . � I . . ) I It does not make flabby,11t like cod liver i and go - to town, and she told me where I'd talk of the town. On seeing Mr. Stokes, I � . . -1 . AyEffs PILLS en LIM " . . - . . . 110ft, Sour 5 to Mach, V iarrlloc� I . ,eastly heard above that< . � , #SlAah�!#� the old lady. Jest as well as ever. 'Twas . oil. On this account, it i. a perfect tonic: � . .11 I - J . I find the key if they were away when we got he,said - : I A'Vorins,Convulsio ,-,,FP,VCrJS11,-' 1, & � 'he ConiTeglation at Sax — , I . --- � . them cucumbers I e't for dinner yestiddy. for corpulent people. . ' home." . . ','From' over -lifting and strain I suffered . n's � 1 29 sm . I . I F z . t I -Sf ' � VETERINARY. rA no. business to touch 'em ; I won't It aids 4igestion and the natural action of . ..l � I � . . . I the Cliapel R*yal, - J �, p � I . . 11 Is that so 9" c.ied'Aunt Susan, delight- greatly from kidney trouble, being advised, Mess and Lacss or- SLEET, � 1; . I � I . - - . 33 . . , :. . - . - again. the liver and by feeding the nerve! . - —.. I 1 . I'll 11 I : its sonorous character a . f Ontario Italized blood banishes ne: edly, 11 Then I'll get out the disheii." after all Is I . - I - - *� Ise had failed I 5tl% � I 10 . � TOHN G*Uvs, v- 8- hI graduate 0 ----,.- He moved a chair up by her side and sat highly vi �Wo as , to use Dodd's Kid 7 . I ch he gives tO I . I . ini�e � Signature of ill . - I - . :roll whi, , my CjOU=e. . All diseases Of d ,o .. on- it ; ness, neuralgia and insomnia� " Got a tin pail, Susan," called ,the old ney Pills,� from the firot dose I got relief, . TacS � , I, � - P . I 16f - . ep Vaterin i then said to the little girl, "Go . . . af W 'I i. . 93%1X10C=3==--- 5 - - 13reelsely, the -ideal . , ince, popular /� animak trosbed. - prompHy M%nde and !oitdition exists, th � I I 1unlireds of peo or , V � Where a constipated C . man, and . . pie , . . �Iml . a . impregs � I ... - � � ehar"a niodazats. Vista ft"Y DRI A 9I W-ty away now, Rony, ; I want: io -talk. to A4111t, 4; Viscovery I " should be used in coni utictio She gave him one. He counted out some my cure." . . . . , I . i t I I - . .pr . I . . e1i I I - I -yo I . - . I'S T -V � iniisical taStOs More ' i residence on Goderjoh sk"I door Susan." -ar ' . I :. —s— ; Jq RX. i caoto.1j, Ut up In Ono -size bot les oza,T. lt� onto Isno, IL with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, which pennIies. � I � I � I i, I 11 � AM Of MC Scows Cisco, illedom. 1112M - the child reluctantly- left the room. I he Id laxati le I I . - � tfulua . - the.most perfect mild and naturt 94 . is nc.t sola ia b!.Ik# I)onft allov QU7=0 to 30011 ditties -of a doub . . I I . Here, Jimmie," he said. " I'll tell .vou : � Soothing tho Baby. , 1. � " � -wit . , old lady looked at her nephew wonder- 4se '.'j u611 I - . OvIdent enjoyment � - in the world. There is nothing i, I ,you anytixing eho on the 14on. or primiso that It; I / .. � I ) -ting that will do t 4 where you and Rorie can go to walk. Jest �'Rodk.&-by-bsby on the tree top, . I of suell: . .0. MR 01:88. � ingly. �' , , as prq,od. There is noth ) I u I Is �J-Ust as good 11 P'na "will Answer ev" pur .. � into the singing � I I I 91 d c6inforta . go cross lote'to Barlowli an' get a quart ol. When the, wina blows,", gee whiz! won't yo I - -.. -n] . n &I NntL#k Toronto Mete of 'Abner -Ciandall. hesitated for a moment, work so thoroughly, surely an. . , .. _ . 0 - Eco I -I. you Eat 04-t-T-0-R.I.A. . 440mT&d,,cJnistla%iQ . ToUrInary Su ' I _ Milk." . 1 1 stop? . -- - ,,pose,"- 4ca LLO - - I., a Honor Graduate of Onlaria vell. I then, 'with a determined air, bent A little ==I, - - ou"I bowled like in Indian bi.nce mother wons - ,-- - -IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-I- , ,ny apprahet vaberinary d6 11 . � � - � . : . -to reraove a I . . . I f I . ou, I - - �e- - 1oward. the old woman, andsaid, : I di The �children started jovfullv off, and 6' nthefzo- :Z / � ee.-urnin, IsAW - oduary 001lege, Honor member of Ontario V t8rin' Her-her-grandme." I Aunt Susan put a fresh whit; table cloth on $ow ,stop � or I'll shake you 11 It I don't I'm �� I ditio V4� ; fail tA) p bl � - I . idica society. Ali disesads of domestio xdm& ` ; � I CXACTC00y0TVMAPFER. .'� - SIZZI - ��,� I . When 110- SLI CA I . 1� Now, Aunt Susan,' .and he spo trout I - - I , * itlif 1 . I _ke as 11 Oh, iVs her great-aunt Susan, I - gue089 I Itune I '0 � ! - . " " 0, 6 r�7 the fal � I �=7 tre". , Ali MUS pr0I AtkudW10 kindly as it was in his nature to speak 11 to - ihe kitchen table, and put on some shining 141 The cradle wllo," bleat If I'm not nearly'deat I � . I 1, , ..,.d.- ,O /V V I . year by year nien alu . I - . I ,/ . ". ��41. - � . I Aa ,Ight. Dentistry and Buts ry 11 owfAy. . . said Grandpa.. He also went to the b4ck 11 . .. It d . . _ 1, or a plates and glasses � With the quaveiring howling on the high treble I - I . , � � - ON(* and DIBPODIMwy-.rDi. C&MI a offloe, With, ybu must know that. we all do.orand-pee a in, the little boV now hapg. I I I I :�� of coninwA sense With J -�'i Fitilli i i I , main st"iftaorth. Nighteallsainwered lomthe - ' pe 11 Say Silas," 'she suddenly said, "I've ! 1 cleft-; � . . NIPM7,10SEN-Im,-- 11 - - � Z%�� I -- * . - , I I 1. - . ... , I I . I . .- - � 1 140&52 th r'k o great deal of you, Nancy and me behind and looking around the old man's - . ,. � . � - . , ions and inere, regard J . ing I got.some tea, in my canister, an' there's' push' -h -h !'NovV choke yes, thaVe'right : L I 11 I � . I . � I � ,� 011100. -- and' Rosy, and we hope you will live with , - ill reci r � . -L' . � . - - - . - . . form at the little girl. � If you' I I" cradle W . . I . . � of adaptiag the SIVIO of - -- . — plenty of wood out in the shed. 11 . er will talk, I . I - - . . us a good many years to come. You are - 46 Howdy, SusaI said the old man.. He Oh 4usb &-by baby 1" and moth I . � - . L . . Season. Thus the rm . I I � . - ----- I - . . LEGAL . 41� . make a fire I'll have some nice ".hot tea ; &W 'As glib as a parrot. all night and all dkV9 - : � - --- � . - �on both -sides Of the A - happy! herb with'us;. ain't you. , was straight and tall, .&I agpearpd - th woman over the I . . - - -- C61 . s as !she if you'll go and pick a few ears of Abner's Milli" that coasiping '11mi . - - Y. M. 0. A. k - . Oi co -I ', ve I . I . I - . G. 0&xmN, formerly- of pimeron, Holt& - - did, i;�A younger than is saienty W&:V I . I 0 . I - ,adoption of straw hSts I I I i I C=oron, Barrister and SblidtoIrich, ItAiid we have do-ne more for you thaI I . corn I'll cook some in milk. I've got plenty � - he,s Asleep I 0, _ you howling young ..� I known, the bij -1y - X � Yes P of pepper an' s& ,an' we can do As I ,live Out, the -- � L . beforI6 , �8* - it without I Imidget I - . ar � OUZ�io. i0face-Homilton dreek OPPI COI an:� �ther � of � your relations, h&I we, Year i n an& Ye' I 1. hy, Silas Bennett," -crie I th Id I � . -- li�-�,l blad'K silk- topper aud : I , � I � . -,�- .- - . I . 1452 -y Bradford ?" ' 0 butter."' I Thank heoveni A last, I'll steal out and call . . I . � - � � � - Motel. � I . - -- more than-thain' Mai '( lie J,1 I I . . � I . - lady, 11 do come right it. : rm jest as ad � ,� .� , . I L I . I L I The old man bounced up with the wil4est ! BrIdget. - . I � - � .fedora and the stiff -- jilIr 2) L - ol. � 't sit ip hat �here� I've -woke him, I know It. Whqrsin'thundeef L' I ,� � � � i , gel . 'Its. to see ye as can be. Don' I � i bowler having ZRO . I AMES .S0M,B&rr,lI. solicitor for U � enthusiasm. " Why, Susan " he cried, :, � L .. I .; � L i , . -She'd never trou- � I thatUttle? I w ton's Bank, Clinton. Office - E1110I 102k, 11 Of course we, have. ween the wirklers, Come Tight . . I -Z 'i .Straw4that ,try,as,fh I ! J, !JYL you're a regular trum " $pw bI I'll stuff the, whole thing down your 11, L 'Ji � A . olinton, oat. money to loan on mortgage. bied Ver head about you. -She's. done nothin' �lraugbt bet s I P. . I - � � ' � L I I _e 'Wr.ne in aCcorldanCeNl I . 1461 1 , - . - in Jimm � Li When the children got back Grandfather throttle? � . I- .. . . i A . - � . I -e -Wparer. You = . , � but: disgrace our family,-- runnin' off and The o?d nian -looked complazently about Hush I I tell rou ! you tiger ! Hush ! hush ! 11 Rock- 11 . I . -� � nof tb - . . marrI that scamp as she did, against -.6111 " You ain't Bennett was walking up and down the little I by� V � . .. , -. 11 1 incisor, Conveyancer and the room, and said - . tooi up a I ;� =&* hails froin,,by hil � S. HATS, Basristei1r, Sc I yard whistling "Annie Laurie." When �� - I.. - I the AiAer!0,11 straw - - . Notary Public. Solicitor for the Dominion our *ishes. Well, now, 4e that your abode here perm'nent, hev yo, Supu V Thal's right, emit �our bib, #Ick your thumb io your I r - � ba, , R. -�Uudo6'Q block. Main St"Ot. 80afOrkh. L , Lo" . the old .lady. Vonly they reached the kitchen the table was all � . t . - . . ..... - I tingilishe&t1lis year b5 . Bank. offl6e, it yo� should die without making a will 11 Ob n , said �Zt about rabbits and puppies and ants, . . oan- 0 1285 ' I Is half Of_What you come heril sometimes when -when t�in nicely set. ' They I I . Aoney to, I - that woman should hav " I eig -I -- LL I -- I . gs The children were wild 'Ney sire go oni for wiHdom compared with these ' and h ,I Of ar - -- . .1 I with delight. brate, I I - don't go right, you know -I mean whpu I and Shorthand. College � iitb& the bid I JU, MT. uwrisk solicitor, Notam &c. . , . After dinner -they went out in the yard. to Turnon steam I Let her z'p I It's eo so3thing you, Forest Oity BUsiness - .afflects � . J. offloo-Rooms, f0re doors north ofGomiiiercia 11 She's your own sister, Abner," said feel fooliab." � � I � . .. � . . .- ,edora, Ehapem . I " , ,but of f . � - . I door to 0. U, PSI s, . 2y 4. while Aunt'Susan washed the dishes, i - 1I . a:p J1JC)MT:DC)W, 01VrX. I - �Z to the, Duke of York ` izing- - � W'L,11.ail If oQ . I . jiaUl, ground floor, next the old lady, with mild protest. 11 4 Yes, said the old man, sympath I Play ' -^�a Bennett wiped them.. a lie uleep in a g iffy or so I - ' L . L -towetry store. main street, Seaforth. � Goderich 99 ; - and !!;an ;Won't youi hush, you young mo . --arefully' .'' as the 4 tboater," ' whl�, - . 1� But she don't deserve to be spoken .of 1,. er I 44 SUB n nkey') well then* Gives the most practical busin6ss and shorthand couree obtainable. Courses 1nU--( ameron, Holt anti b&weron. 1215 ' I can sorter understand. It'll a wipiid . a theoldmansaid. 'sIwishwe I a4vawsks I I � �i � � .' my arms graded. Rooms ' Students assisted to profitable -positions week#. r in any, other way even if she is. Do You io me tho', that Abner Crandall ain't 'rent- and equipmenf the best. :: and which I . � � could alwuz live together. You could hev ,knd hellcm and kick I Mere.V, how to prefer, nt your hard-earned mone to be squand ' : I course, address - - I I ARROW & PROUDFOOT, 13*rriders, ftlictiolle wa y - ed br sold this place long nd " I ev'rything jest as you wanted it, then. I've ache! .. � Good board $2.50. per week. For.�artictdars of either . . the heaviest, hotte0i I � I Q- 04 ered by Dan Bradford V . . . . I . � G, &a., Goderloh, Orkada. J. T. GAAMIN fin I 3) . " Oh, of courie he thinks it an awful 'got a little money out at int'rest, an' we I Will that vioman never come? - Oh, " hush rock-&. ) �, I . . III W. WESTERVELT7.prindpall. -� and unbecoming s� ; . h by top � � . . ' WK. PZ9UDV4* � r. 1. X�0' . waste to lot it be -as `ds, said the old wo- � I 1495-7m . .1 . -market Cw.rm.ms ap] — 6, could live easy, on the int'rest right in this 'I'll give her a piece of my mind by and by: - -- -- r- ' - . - I - .1, . ; . . I -but vba,V 0"MMON. itd= a HO # BardallIM go- But don't you know it, will be if you man ; " but I told him he couldift ever house. Say, Susan, let you an, me get mar- 'Great snakee*what a solo 1 I'll give bim another I - I - A aftAv soin&v . . (Joe t�,xnakq a will ?" tech the old house while I lived 1 but he r I Big dose of that cordial ; Hush,- hush, here's it's . -� 1. � . � ... . -1e of Yorl; - U. -C. . - � - . I , -83plue "DInk Horm, DumaT HOLUM I I I ' . Is � , Hoilam in Chancery. 40-Godericb, Out ried." � 11 � � 1 66 1 ��6ppose so." could use the,land as he pleased, Nobody . ,, W 'mother. . - . - I with 302609. Q. U.. PROW z 'I by -Silas -Bennett,", gasped tho old I E CUP VALUE 0 0 a And .a hein of 4 - ' . . r -- , " Now, Aunt Susan," said Abner, ' I else has got "a key to it, either. All the . &7; love, take the baby, the sweet little tot ' . �� 1. - I � . � . I ; I around the xim, wbq HOL3 -STL - to 11328 late firm of - , lady. "It udbe scandalous. Ev'rbd .� hat'si nothing ; I'd. just - &I Ref nurae LIM as I I ... � � . . M ED.-success0v Ain t fishin' after your money. I only ivant ]?eople that I knew when I w not.: -OF A TU M THE ONLY TRUE TEST Of QUAVY. taste lies In. the directi . , . died, and I haven't any old friend �f this I . � . F. McCaughey & Holmested, Barrister. Solicitor � � . as yomig hev would taI Besides, Abner . wouldn t let I I I . . 1. I - -hat similar Solicitor fora the Can my just share, if there should happen to be bu, � He's 'bean calm as a judge all the evening be- I � -w to the 441 . Umveyancer, and Notary. on are gone. me." � � -, _ I . . ,rm I Pur Has stood the Cup -40 - �.. I &I Bank of Common' De. Money to lend. Farm - any left after y If there ain't, old house. Wh�u I ain't feeliuO it � U-18 . y . . - , 'I' Rai . , re Block, Main Street . a I' Wall, neither would the boys an Lo �)3ut ,t ftightened, I guess, when you opened the ceyeian ' . Test of all classeS ;and by preference blad- I . I m- forts me to come here. . . go - for ealeL ,Office in scot � no m�Ltter. But I want to impress it upon kinder cc lboner's � , - I . . - ith � . lot me guess . , - Needless tu add that � I . sesI . . � -you that i you should die at mak& scolded me more'n a little about my foolish- , ef they knew it.. Bat I 'we're � door'; but you know I've got letters to and is the Tea exclu- �� I of age, ain't we ? I'd like to show folks i Oh, I'd stayed, � ' JTEA . In the market, as wen A . . � I I - � ... .. DEWTISTI of what you h ;ill, 96 to ness, but I jest set my foot down on! that ; that [we've got a leetle gumption left yet � 4I �ively used by the . L which, tho - I ) I: % I 1.The-dIIiar little toad! Ain't homuning? . - 111111,111ack,or . - . .Vaname , - U91 � - . i. . I I Q squandered by her i worthless he clan heveverything else his own 'd be reel happy. -�j I Good night! . � Mlxwd. most discritninatirig- I I .. - ybrk, in 1-iondon U = � . 2) . " Ain' I kn?,w ye On _ -40 ' - husll�and. - . . � . . I . ' . - W- TWEDDLE, DentlbL OMOO—Ovff Richard 4; ; � Hervoicebroke. Seeingthat ths�s,'�Ifld- thinkhow maIrs we'v6 known eac � � *— I tea -drinkers. I I I .,cm.' and 0I.5 W46 shoe store, corner Main and Well, what do you want me to do, Ab- - wn- I I I - son & XcInnW isc ren were not obse&ing her, she drew do �The most efficacious remedy known for In lead packets only - % and � & "ay .- I .. I �,colonles and whick.-wA - F. - � . '� ' other. Do you remember h6 W- I uste; te 1� . I . - -The D dso;i . I N . 5 to f5O. �They nel � fohn 'streets, 9 astiorth., ner 9" said the old lady, . meekli. Shall I Ier spectacles a little and wiped her �eyes. Araw you to school on your little sled in �, undoubtedly Dr. Laviolettes 0 6oc . . - . . - - I - make my will V i � 44 bronchitis is I pound,25, 3 .40, Soand - Co.9 Ltd. , . � . - 4 . R. ]RgLDF�Nx, dentist; crowning, bridge work . "'I. -es, that's my advice. Of course, if, - Why -why, Susan, said the old man, winter �ears an' years ago ? We wuz �ach I Syrup of � I Turpentine. Ib is also the most pound -at all grocers. -Wholesale Agents. nto. � L I. I ,have had lu '3ny ham I � D andgold plate work. Special Attention 1�ve T much concerned, 11 what i's it 9 Somethin' pleas nt to the t � IL , . . I - . I .- - `h . ic n . ? . other's furst little sweet hearts. An' now I . , �,�ste, � I . r L - - bonnet, half hat whic . � I I . to the presI, of the natuna keeth. All rk !ain't for me to, say who to leave your prop- Abner done ?" I C- - . ; Is * � I JU . . I L �wern in the grounds -,i � ce--ovee JoI Rfos., ) I 0, Ab. they're all dead, an' we'releft. Besides, if - I . 4, . y , I #4I performed. OM 1451 erty to, but if you think anybody thas done 1." Yes -no " she cried sharply. , . . ; %tardw&r,e store, Sealloft.' . more for you than Nancy and me, � all ne' � I lived together you could have MaryBradford, � LUMBAGO MfRED. I , . AffiVMIII - ,-, t I 'L ,4911bome for 3nore tham why, r done jest right, an' I'm an' old fool I", aaL � , 'he mos�ex� - - . . 12 ; . ,� I an' Dan, too, come to see ye as often I q as miLadeof t I � I& H. S. ANDERSON. graduate of Royal college rig I- ; . Id man drew bis chair ; nearer. . . � . .1LINICE&MVP L � I " They ain't " was the quick vep'ly. you liked ;a4` you know Abner won't have Dodd's 1 Kidney, Pillis Did what . - - M!Z!!r- - . :andisas light as -a J ,, Ontario, D. D. S., of To. rbt The o I , . ,� �Z. J VW - Dot Dental Surgeons !1 Susan," he whispered, " did Abn'er want noth& to do with 'em. Let's git married- - Doctors Failed toi%Do. . - -hue. III spite,of its I - Well, then, 'tain�t right, you :know it - . D ROBB & CUR I routo 19niversity. office, Market Block, Mitchell, �4( ye -to sign over all y:our property to, him:?" , I � FOR SALE BY ROBB BROS. Alf RiE, � SEAFORtM - 1402 P , n9w, this very afternoon, Susan. I'll hire. . . , . � � I . I I - I Ontario. 0 ain't, to have them that's-,.d4e nothin� 11 No, indeed !" cried Aunt Susa�, enl . - I I ,no signs of bard wean' , I br- � .. . � - rn' Barker's team." I . CHRONIC RHEUMATISM . - I -J , � I Another.'effiect Of .I . ff, Densistj Clilaton Wffl- Areated jest the sa e as thdar, that's done getically. " I guess I wouldn't ef be did !13 . . . I AGN&I '13 They talked the matter over animatedly , — - I - THE - -the d-linest entire "I .1 Viait Hensall at Hodgens"Hotel . everythitig. - I had to _go to Centre this , " Wouldn't ye now, reely.1 he a6ked,,in -"I 0 � I I 11. monday, and at 2 , . 4 for a little while. Then Aunt - Susan slyly Gives Way to this Marvellous Remedy, as . frock or Fznliuce , -- - every �urlch the mornin', an' while there I dropped in to see strange anxiety. i M", R C Y, b1therto ,constituted M geoond Thuraday in own mouth 1288 Lawyer Rice, and told him you!d like to see. " Well, I gu6ss not'? All Abner, wanted slipped home, donned her best black silk, Do All Afflictions arising from Impure C.AYADIAN BDANOIK .OF' COM I E XJ � �-- him some time to -day. Now, Aunt Susan, of me was to' hev me make my will �80's and no qnestion was asked, Nancy and Blood and Disordered Kidneys. - -. . I - ,of the well, groomeI% - 11 ' .� ]KINS I Abner being away. When she returned . I ESTABLISHED 1867. 1 V -�. m - MAN DeI L D S., . I I .- - �r �. . - 1. 1. -'&. � -- W-Aemawr, . ,.19,21.,U . I - I � . a � - rve prop jestacted accordin! to my,'notion of Mary Bradford wouldn't git half tI 2e ' - - .4 I-, 41'. . Exeter, O�i. WIU be &I Zurich . r . A,,i -1 � " � I ' Silas had made himaelf very presentable in Didlyou ever a -C -, TOF . � ... ,do,lub thesmvbUst '. � ,. -, - I , ity when I'm gone, so's not tp b, Dan fter weeding in the garden . HEAD ,PFFICE RONT0. z I , I iEe Huron Hotel, oi,mT on the right an' justice. ; r- � . . k. I 111�"& Y�Asr THuRwAy in suh inonth, and I - - one of her late husband's suits, he not or woiking over a low bench. or table, in a 't . I � "LLARS. I �pient, the one tbat - " , �9:i = . 11 irmsTFam&Y ,169 I know ye hev' Abner." . I . waste it. Ob, I would like to �Zve , poor - up, and 0APITALAPAID UP) SIX ?AA I LU ON � DO �m 06.00-Q,0061- � � - Xurdocies Hatet, Henoall,'on 11I "And w� all tbink . having the 'courage to go botne, after one stooping puitqre, try to straighten , zTee of credit on t1w ' . I �, 1. it eaub morth, . Teatt extraoted With the lenat - . everything of you, ' 'Mary again. I always thought a heap of of hisown. Then they and the two child- feel a sharp �paiu as of a knife thTust through .- � . .= - 00 . ... owearer, since �only` - OrAn PoWbIa. AI1L work Arat-clua at. lllwal estalL and hope you'll be with us .-Jor tn�ny years, Mary, but Dan edn't much of a, -man, I � RE S T - - -- - ' .- I . W $ 1,1010-C �, ''i : I 1 971 � to come.. In fact, I dunno', what'; Rosy and ren walked about a' quarter of a mile 'to, VoAr k�idneys? - L - I . I -the art of cutting I all . - . - . guess. The last I heard they wuz keepin' - 11 . I � B. E, . WALKER, GENERAL ATANAGER. � L � , I I I . , I I mother'd :d� without yo Barker's, whose horse dad carry they Th Is lumbago. , - � , Terfect fit and. I � U. I know I'm boarders out in Coloraydo-mipinj board- 9" i I . I o3dy, � , . . - � . I a- Vrettyj'hEdrd time � " ,� . looks well, In -41t. L , I .1 I MEDICAL. � . blunt,. but that's always bee�h my�,, way, so I ers. I guess they hev, hired. .Then Ahey drove directly to .the ; When it becomes chronic it is one of the � SEAFC'4'RTH BRANCH. I � ' I i r . next village, where Silas drew an order on most agonizing forms of rheumatism. Suf--' . a0ts, It three seamers- hope I haven't hurt you." 1 of it." , . , . V03 1 � , and ferers fro r.5 . � b� tailors, have 7Jeen , III & 4 i ' , the bank for a good supply of money, 'in it have been known to commit A Gerieral Bsnk�nv B usineps. Transacted. Farmers' Not &counted, D raf* - � � Dr. John McGinnis,� Why, no. When is Lawyer Rice com, III; Say, 'Susan " persisted the Id mian -all pointc in Canada and the pri-udpal e - 'e i - . . . i , ,�, I I * I I they drove -to the parsonage. I � suicide. They would gla4ly pay any price sued, payable at itl S In . (sively dinin -ing-did he'say ?" . i . wouldn't ve turn your propit ! r�., is. . g the . � Hon. Graduate Londo4 Western University, member, 'She was "ready for him when he"Ican*, and , � yovi IF r- to Ab- Wihely fearing that the young clergyman for su cease of pain. - I . . I thF) T . Ireat Britain, France, Bermudao &c, . -1 - Tnilte,d.States, C -11 ... Am well. as in Londc � of. Ontario GD11ege of Physleiane and Surgeons. ; . ner If lie kep wantiW of ye tw?" . � � � . 0 . I --- . � made out her will in a way t cc ould hesitate to perforin the ceremony if Did you ever have it? Do you know what ... � , � .most of our masouth -Form;rI3. ocou pled by Mr. VYm. hat would have Why, J Silas Bennitt ?" cried 1, the old W � -I �� I office and Residence . � .'-'.-'AV1NG8 EANK ' DEPARTMIEs' . , i 1. - I 11 I �tona Street, iiext to the Catholic CtLurch quite satia(ied her nephew had he ika , he knew how old they really were, since will cure it? Do you know that the same � - � . snore -ceremonlous,Oct 1. . �. Pickard,'Tl no wn. its lady sharply, " what do you take Irne -for . . - . ' "I � . out I - they were unaccompanie& by their frienda; remedy that has made ma�rvellous and many 11 -Deposit$ of $1.00 ana upwards reedved, and -Current rates of interest. , -; - I -M ! w ' � I I I ,WN!ghtcalls attended promptly. � I453x12 0 ents. . I . I raII guess.1 shouldn't !" Sadilenly an . I . I" � the morning '00" . I -.------ e their ages�'&s sixriy-five. The curesof Kidney -Diseases of all kinds and , &110wed. J�?v".Tnterest %I to the princil�al at the end of May and Novein- I I .ally.;adopted, - Th . When the. lawyer had gone, (between ten in�ling of the ea,ase of his questiog flashed av . � 1. 3 � , they . I I ,� , 1R. ARMSTRONG, X. B., Toronto, M. D. 0. M. '. g 8 ,'j d � i charm upon this I . . . - I the,96rt vt 1p - eto: - ' minister' pretty wife witnessed the cere �esdriptions,.acts as a mair c * . � victons., bt. C. P. S., Ontario, IIIr to Dr' and eleven in the niorning),, Aunt !Susan put upon her. - " Silas," she - -whigpe A, 11 is . � � ber in each year, . . - i TII . D - mony. - - . excruciatingf.affliction?' " - , . � � � � ne" 311100, offiee I ' ly ocogpied by Dr. Eaott, Bruce- on her ihade hat and went out in the yard. that ftat the b 's wa; t yow to- do ?" He I . ' -inaerdal Paper -and Far- ,out of date. , U%I I . i I .1w � I . - oy . Such a time� as there was about that The following are cc " . f letters written ,queAaL Attention given to the collection of Con � - a . told, Ontario. I . I . I I . I 4he length., xun of .� ,She thought shb would go and- sit �on the " An hev 'ou4one pies o . . 1, - ' I ------ -------- '. 0 1 nodd6d, wffirinatively. 11 . � � I . settee under the big elm,,and finiAh the new it� 11�' she queried. - T - r�axriage ! The boys and Louisy swore the Dodds Medicine Company, of Toronto, mrips'.8aten Note's. . I - - � 71 I- . 461ddin that these . I ! I � E COOPE-A, W. M, 1K. B., L�F. P. and S., that they would have it annulled ; *) did the makers and distribiftors of this wonder- . ; I I i �� -dress for Rosy's new doll. 'Shel did sit - ;'No, not yet, 8usan. They arg'ied the' � i . . MI. MORRTS, Alan � ,tendency has been. ' � � - Ao. . ' F. HO- LV- . I ager . . . . . � . - " . R Glasgow. &o., Phytdolan, Surgeon and , Abner. But Silas- deeded over the farm f ul pr prietary medicine : -* MMD. Solicitor.- 11 * *�- ' � . I . I � � �� I I . I er, Constanea, Ont. 1 27 w. Suddenly the thing over again last night, an' Il said I'd 0 � uoue. I there and be6u to se i . ,,Ghorter In the sktrt I I I - I . Ata. ,nta WVe.1 . .1 - - I � � Ata. R.WVnI I . �, . to the boys, and.,promisod that Jimmie I have been troubled for ----.-.-.- ..... 11 ----- -- ' "Mr a W lei- � � . -..- tears came andl rolled down �er cheeks. consider it to-dayi an' let 'em 4now to � "Gentlemen, ------ . � : -- . - - - should have whatever other property was - . I =Ii - ..... I . . ,attempts which . � LEx. BETHuNY, X. D., Pellowofthe Royal She glanced Jfariive,ly t about to Bed if any one night. They said I was gettin' p�etty old - ever two years with the first stages of I � � - 11 : . duce slanting 11aps 11 . � . . � I . Aunt Sus 'n to BrighVs Disease. I h --- V1 - . I , . � � GoUege of Phyajolans and Surgeons, Kingaou left; and eus , - found favor, � A, - ' was looking, then wiped thei� 4wa.y. She -1 s'pose seventy-five does seem old to , .1 Id Abner that av ed other medi- . . . . � V fto6essor td Dr, Mauld(I. Offia, lately - occupied tried to deceive herself into the - belief that them ; but you an' nie's good Jor! aa4her whiW she meant now to give the old home- cines 6 1 ut to no avail. I was so bad that I . . - in g these I I ay Dr. IffackJI1, X%k. Street Seaforth. Reeldftce I - . . - . givin_ I ' . - I � I - . -Corner of ra,tkt house lately woupled not hurt her. 11 )m 4 big fool!'� . stead to Mary Bradford, she intended 11fat pass4 blood. Doctors told me I co�ld get . I -� . I *tyle of the hour -1 � � . fifteen years yee, ain't we ?" he prdper-kv. no relief. I heard of theT wonderful -cures , � - . I I � - V. - , - �� . 1127 impoiently. Re done jest " I believe we be. But my . be press upon .my, rim . I y should have the rest of t �, Vateria Squa AbLer had 1 , byL.N.Paniney. . - . she cried, I , ou reely - Ro,t, ed, especially I 64 'I I , . - ---. the right, sensible thing, 1course. 1 goin'to do it?" . So he was obliged to be satisfi Dodd%�Kidney Pills had dope. I concluded: .� OU China I � I . � adapt the fashions oJ � - : -- I . he, had destroy'�d the will she had C nt Yours &F'&7 ,- - � DIR. FIR J. BUR ROWS, should reely like to know wh�alt rn feelin� " Why -I thought I should,tell jest now. since s I to try them. - I have use4f ten boxes, and I . I IIIIIIIIIIIII '.. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII� � . IVAI*uiiaritles: ! ' - - . - - I . . I � L&I resident Physician and Surgeon, Toronto Gen- this way fur " I F You see the boys, think ef they hed .the just made. � am .completely cured. You may publish as � . -servant, but a very � - ' - � I - I �� , � * � When next spring came Mary and 'Dan you see fit, so as to help others. I .. - .1 -before buying.them in. Mon'ttAf 11 � tral Hospital. Honor graduate Trinity University, She arose and sauntered sll[iwl� down the propity in their own hands t ey could � r"M time to time 41 : - Surgeons I , I 1, I �. . �� I - f . a I Rosie saw bar from the � hou3e and, . Bradford were actually carrying on the I . 119 'ORE YOUNG, I � � ! �- m mber of tho College of Physicians and street. think � . THEOD � alay ones word that the zight nimber i .11 � Sf Ontario. Coroner for the, County of Huron. , 1 1 . I make it pay b�tter. Besides, th , ' . - I � � 1. . , I I I �- . A -Ire blessed With peo t - I , necks ,Eet i . 1 4 swoFFICE.--Same as formIerly occupied -sy Dr. ran after her. .. ` i I'm too old to take care of it, bat I old farmd Dan had. evidently learned I . . 46 Smith's Falb, Oat." �� d " r -C& " and -'e whitce It . I -oplectic �7 is very bitter ex es in his man . . . I periene Is. eL of ',blues" an W I . ,-, Smith, oI PubUo SobooL-Elimforth. Telephone " ' Can I go with you, Aunt - Sudan ?" she might be easily influenced an'- do ,pomethin' 80" , y "Gentlemeu.-I have been troubled for . . . - I .. - lgw� t'grned Aown-w � ei, ind seemed grateful now for, the . I . - I No, lei. x. B --Night c0s answered from office. Said, taking the old lady's h I d. � She had I revere over one year with fernale-Weaknem and . are there. Leathery. w6rkmanshiP omd I - , Z� � 1886 all I with it an' lose it.;' I - -mv- . I . - . - �i All vetj�wea on. a p . - � - . T t - -in her arms. z I . pleasant home - and kind. friends for his urinal trouble. I have consulted a doctor, . � . I.. I � — I - her big doll � I The -old lady shook her bead. 41 1 don't � � . firofa make any shoe, but very. diff- And are ni-ore I � , I t i J - � I I .'j They.,stopped before a ver wife and baby, and seemed to have I I set- who gave me m6di�ine that seemed to make All I 11 I , - � I old, unpaint- approve ofit at all, Silas.' There'i old Tim . a I than stand upoollar � - DRS.SCOTT & MacKAY, I - I ) erent kinds according. to the blend. See that you get -U ' I � � I , ed,'blindless house, with the grass grown Barker, he's in the poor house pow.- He tied down." 'Aunt Susan makes littla JIM wurse-at times. I'would be deaf and . I . -sent a deeide&y TW, : -. 4 I - PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, i U I the doov;iky pat dresses now to her hearVs content, while short-sighted. I was told of Dodd's Kid. . . flie I I red."' and ,, blue I ' chips you!re entitled to when buy- , , , , . , -r �t there were done that, an' his son jest lost eVrything,' . . ' ' It � -appearance when wc . I Silas makes it his special business to care ' I , You'cau alw4ys tell by the name md price , ' ' 1 � , . 'Godench street, opposite Methodist chare , eafort ur' ,ains at affi the windows i and old- Now be's earnin' fair wages but. I see, he's ney Pills. I got. one box, and I have used ing shoes. .. 11. lean neII In the s : , . u . I . � I fo I - �� . i - z I . , . � . � I I � � J. G. SCOTT, vraduate Yietoria and Ann r or, , d AhNioned roses and hollyhoc0s And s�veet- got a firnily to support, an"can't r the baby and see that Susan makes its art of the box, and Larn'completely cured. Atamped on the sole -1- G06dyear Welted. $3,$4,,$5. � In the legs sult 4pertt I . I . . . � �� %! i . a d !, iii the lit- of the old man too. An tir-ere's �a Vy urine is natural now. You may publish � ; peas grew wildly, yet luxuriantly � c �kne c ar e dresses 'right. Every Sunday Rosy and I - �� member Ontario College of Ph) Rey- . i . , ' -' 'whereas they look � .14 : Surgeons. Coroner for County of Hu tle garden and along the sides� of i the paths.- me -thing, I an' now . Jimmie and Rosy's Paulina spend the, day this if �you like, that it may help o�hers. I I � - , I . SM -� I nalds. He done that sa I.- , CATALOGUZ � - 1 all man with,val , at the old folks'. I " B� - ms." . 11. ", The Slater Shoe" . I i � - L . - � ' � - Ik bat is iiot c -1 ' " ' C. MAGKAY, hon.or irraduate Trinity Univerfilty, The large field outside the �.ara also be- ain't got a thing'of � his ow�---every�hing ; ,MRS. GRORGH ,k,R-N . INICE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' . I hig . ,;! - gold medalist Trinity.bledical College. .Uemb.r longed to the little farni, but l�,tha't did not turne d over to his `son-in-la�w, Loo'sh Quini- 11 My young friends." Grandfather Ben- - - tarIXIIIII ---- -XI � I . � � � L � ity. Re W0`Uld do - � t' w"wI � . - . . ) - I 4 College ot Physioians and Surgeons, Ontario.. show si as of neglect, being cultivated with 4. 1 nett will say on every possible occasion : . - -- ,. � N - ; 148',� I � -by.' An' they do say the two young people ,, IN � . I �, , , . ict himself -r - � - .. , ,I 111 :;! II III . - and iestr, I z I � I X tile, which ia its tw - , � 0 L I .. - - co � . man jest like a , child, an' . , - . "I D "Ir cl . i , , �� - fo -8. .� �4 � - 7 . ; he don't dast go out the yar�l hardly, 11, Don't think they ain't fit for ndthiu' (12% 01 , k- -11 ,,--./ -1 -ward n the.head c rn and potatoes, L I jest treat the old don't take'aWayLall the liberty of the old - ` 'r -1 AUCTIONEERS. The old woman and the ehild istepped in- , cause the're old. Jest let them -hev charge- t1i %V d, ca"I 1�,Inl .,.-a -1 �J sidethegate. The -old ]ad carefully ex. 'tbout they say he can. I tell what, .. Li . , y I , I I omW niust N 4� � I of sometbin'. an' let "ern bev some things I . - I � .4 1, 9 I tracted a very large, queerly -shaped key Si Bennett, it takes away a fdleor% man- . ' I L - ,�, --, S - I iftnt.mon, while sit I.-. , � 5r , , , EALFoR N. : - �, WM. M"CLOY -he' lock and- hood to take away all respona'bility f rorn the way, they like -ern. Don't think that approve of &-0.11r- - h NT - UR . 8 � Vlace on the Agum-9 � from her pocket, fitted it into't , ' - -- RUBERT WILLISs SOLLE AG -------- .. Luettoneer for the Counties 6f Huron and Perth, � � because they're old thay got- over likin' . � � , . � 4 . . opened the door, then led the w; directly him. Even in'my own case, Abuer keeps L I - I , 4y . -Axad Aa-n')L � - . - sndAFent at Hens4lt for the Masoey-El"rr's Jdanu- into the large kitchen. � ! le tbings-mv, it's jestIl t�he opposite." S.ine- Eirnlulsion. For V.I. ,` 1U01 . .L , 1 ffteturiug compan)% Sales -prompUy attended to, � I me feelin' that I o,w 'boal ev'iything to L I � ' " I . J -L -. - :1 (I charges moderate nd satisfaction "ranteed. The kitchen had a side door leading di- him an Napey, an' I dunno, but �. tirhes, wh;ii be and his happy little Wife are 111 ell a -a IV . I ' . 71 . very close L I - 'Sp"ISBA&I Ti at Office, of I . 1E Orders by m%U addremed to HeneaU Fo .0 Lalone, he will draw his chair I I rectly. into the rd. But, my goodpess ! I doiA dv,si to spea. . I IN I In.dentistry, -as fti - . , ya She operi6d this door I hisper : " Aunti' Susan -%vhen they should be strong left 0 h18 TeMdenee, Let 2, Conoesaion. 11, Tuck. . o her a and half w ` G ` . ,I & ie's. iight. t I P d women Nvho are ' eak, . olmid oods . . tamIth, vAll .Y-.caive prompt atteuUon. ' 1296 -if wide', also the three small, paned windows up an' -say how I'd like anything.! When I b; H ay - - -L - I - .4 . I . 3 . tain!t evefy old man an' woman that's got . - � . 'tendency is toward 7 -1 -- , , . i - and set the great clock to ticking. Then do, he makes out his way best. , I for ba,bies and ch'Idren -iI . -exedentists who der I their furst little sweetheart to tifiderstand I I I � TGHN H. McDOUGAILL, Licensed Auettioneer - for she seated herself in an - old w0ode-n, but . " No6' that I blame hirn,, tbo', Abner J I ' le I I � a -- i 0 the counkv of Huron. Sales attefided 'in all em an' make their last days happy, is � it, are thin, mrheii they �hould 11 - - ,elaliy to the Ailing I I - � I simialty . of the Co-unty. Terms reAwimble,' From Mr. I . I twis Whose I I ay herself back and fortb. i t . ' ON � - well cushioned rocking chair, anI began As a. good.4 ,al of me, an' he'd do -any- now 11 Aln' the young folks, they don't �un- If =Ugall's long experience as a deager in farm ilsw ; to thin ' T COLLECTR...... A hing tQ hF-*- 'ougbt'ud do me �ood.. But ' ' fat; for,all who get no iiourish- THE GREATES ; atoek of' aU kinds, he is specially qualifi d to Judge � "Why do you always lik� that queer he won't see be iv tis tell he-& as old -as we derstand,, do th,ey V -The Independent� ,. latifi-cial toeth and i A i ' . - - - . 'themselves to extrac 11 . - . I 4Df values. and can guarantee sa � All orders . : nielit from their --food. Pbor ' : I , - ' . � . . I - , chair so, Aunt Susan ?" asked the child. be," I . . . I 11 11 , . f . 11 I left at Tun Exr6siToR offlee, or at his .-rosidende 'Lot 1 � I tionerieho made -a �� I 3, Coneess4ou �, JA. R. S., Tuckermith wift be I cc Ws an old friend, Rosie. j used to " No," said the Ad man, 11 nor niii, bdys Tragedy in r. Shop Windo-vv.' - .1, S. . . . � I � � branches Wo-cild lie, I . - i blood is starved blood. ' Con- - , - I - � I . - I � � I prol� attended to. z ock my own Wbies 'in it any years won't either." He added, th btfull It has only been a few days since a hand- - ' -", . .f -- I , I - I 11 - . . � - -) -Ptky- --- — I . u - . THMA. CHOICEST GOODS send a client - ago. I . t " Say, Susan, there's siornething�'NneI,Ibeey: athletic -looking youni S11111 ti, and Scrofula jif.,"'er I . . I � I I ; woman took P on �- . - � � � I Where be they now ? . lidn't they thinkin'of, off an'on. You know bow -a- posEession of a large show win ow o t e ; , I I . � . � -ather branch toa, � � . -' ' I � . 1. I I I -OZ.. r � - coni,e withodt this starva'tion� . - - C I I - 'cialty Of that I - ! grow.up - i . I -ys there's books an' magazines W-learnin' shopping district. She was dressed in � - 4. � I - - - 11 " nly liv�d - a few da.- hildr n' how jaunty tailor-made suib, w 4t) I L-11 t. . -m ST . VALU"I" IN TOWNIII.11- - � Rbr & -1 I " t LADIES -1. No, dearie ; they o of folks how to bring u ith boots and le . Aud nothina is bette f6i THR B.Lu XJ , . --- � i 4 . Ema � 1pation from Pain years." . - a ' I . . JL doctor Yew I I! d 'em an' gi % 07;vh . ; � I . - I I p c" ' � - I no � ; - to understan �e 'em at they gings to match. An Alpine hat was perch- ; . stai'ved blood than "od�li-,-er ; � ... . - ; - � 's voice outsi�e cried : want to miI -em happy. ouisy, ed upon her golden hair, and her elegainti C , 1. i � .1 . . r . . bonate used 1�14 . � , . ! �� Is FOUND LN Suddenly a child' Therb's L - � � - , t , I " Grandpa, oh, Grandpa, it's 4en !" now. She was a school teacher, Ian' has got . loved hands lightly touched the bar of a 0 .. : , � . I '-t Dr. LeRoy's Femaig Pills, il. scott"S, EMOA011, iF, , - - - U has been i E - I ; . r V,- - icycle. . I - I - 4md with Al - - Tho only rellable. and trtist*orthr prit. � A little boy peeped cautiouslyl in at the lots of progressive ideas. She t eat$ Jimmy t 11 i s -11 -fat i ' - "I � )r I I . =j011 kilowm WeI Sure3t antl most ,� kitchen door, then jumped shyly-. c COd-I ver. oil -,vith the fi 1 ON - I - ,.�' , vmwtens +.be ,no -- 1, � . back, his real nice an' sensible. But soijehow she's The self possession of the woman eli ited - I . L U -M IS D14 JN & WILS I - -. . . I 1vo remMy emer discoryored I , . OLOUT I* � I - , , I . d I �- I 1�','� I t n. � -- . 3; it seems � too, I , turittesoftherelludesystan. ""'r-` " face wreathed in a 'miles. much admiration. For three days tb e braw', I . 1 -31 t I . ftm P . � Sealadeircular I " Grandpa," be got a way that seems to say old people don't taste taken out, � I � . � . : - rive $1 por Nm ordrugghd% orby ' Jer cuts -it woman pedaled on, resting . only when! the ; - . I I I 10frer to . - . i , elyxeal don rewip�o1pric& 1 -it's -Rosy amount to much. 'An' .it kin� � s*izes, -10 cents an;l $-i.eo , SUOIT'S BLOOK, � . . . I . � . I I -41 � .. ; I Ur 1, xacl� ] shouted, f I It's Rosy Crandall ?� 19AIN StR11W � �Unoy PM eo,� Victoria; St., Toronto, ban. Crandall !" - it 11 . . I- , reelydoes. I nly-er say not�,In', but 'it day was gone. Not until the beginning of I Two � � I the body and. I . I � ,�; ' -� -9 u. ., ,k-usan. " � . . I the fourth day did the crowd in front of the SCOTT & BOWNE, I I , � -aKable dis, -� , " Oh, it is, , . - .� . � , .:, . is I , said Grau4a '. And reely does h I 10PL I L I . Beld'evMr, Ont. ; .. I - �� . I . . � - I , 4, - - I I I who is with her ?" 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