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I , know' all tbeit,is-ueeded." - . . . � . � I I � I - I * - . .6, use, , no i . � I - oung IV,, - I -_ � � I . . . - .. . -1 . while ago, a _ , . - - day� passed. lu the afternoon he ... .. .- - I I—- . I . . - ___ � - ., � "eve I - . I � . I I I . I . - e, edge - of a YOU coul Ot seW iva thqui So the � 91' ! � AfthrerCured 17 I � . . . I follow L . � them or ' - iz�g . ., , r . � ! . I : I . . . i . � � . . I I I �; -, I . I.Wept.,biit or I I -1 L � light oleo exclaiming.- I I � . I . � � 9 , - _ F -I" � Wo 0 1. ; - m I XkTr CRIK, 19, THA N. 'T. a INDEPWDIUM" . -o Wla,y 11--inAd. mr.'savewbre. ,� - k , out of I a I � . __ __ - -,,ZVery Se"011'fr - '� � - s011vfng ecitice tit _tboui. 9 - I _ I Ome I jessa- . iiii,il'itillifluillitifilitillillifillifillilifilitilliffil;iijllillitilitillItt'I .. - I, - .0m'thle Ume.t - I -_ I ti - ,�7 i .. # . .1 , . I I-. tXi . "I air, an�-I Qould'givo 'em" aw#,Y " 8 C911.3�h as � 0 i - I lemel a Yellow _. � . 1; � Z � igh,-,andbal4nced . nda4e, , � _ �` ! � I . � - ars old, I suffered dread. . - 1. C - . , I I . I w I . 11 . � I � . - -ye � f1f on his heltd. � A lit- fast enough,' - V , I I bl . we I , -1 wastwo " b e . 1. Timothy 6ilied, - indig-' am see .'the "violets in ooin i . . � I . . , Timothy Blake had just moved into one � . must get re d for our jou k 11 I fully from erykApelas, which kept , . little puff of wind . ,,rney. Mal 0 ; ; 1 � .06 y � : I I . � tie sl, or 1 111antly. - - I I . . : I . #-- " of the garretNoome in a tenement house on . e haste. . I � -SEE I - . growing worse until my hands were . woulT have sent him 'to To recount all hie Operiencem, an he went hastie, Timotbyw-mok j . I I , . . - - � ,� 11 � Seventh sivenue. It had been a private .. I - . eternity. ,, Not one man in *a , "Yen,, air." v . I . I . I - .-, �� , . . I - - almost useless. The bones softened 1 residence it, one ti e, -but when the tid' of . I . milliclil would be7 that kind from door to door with his wares would be $'Give me pencil an4 paper. I must write I . � , __1 L m � 0 � I � . . At some places he met only- beauti- i :, . . I � I I ... . - � so that they would bend, and sever4 , fashi d -roaperity turned its course up- � I ,of a fool-. - But nine men in foolish It one . more, .poem befom we go. -What I t I __ I � . - . - � 'llil I ... III-ITform."11111 ___ __ . - I - I I I I . - _ —_ 1 __26 A - . . _11 foolish chances. . I I : , I . 11013 an are all the time taking ful courtesy, at others gibes and jeers. � bf my fingiers are now crooked from town. the Z home had been out into am% - ten was rather ridiculous to think of a great. thoughts) what visions 1 Ah, raise me up, . . I n;, and squalor and dirt replaced -artle- ' - - — THApr, - . - On my foot I ting Irish -laborer hawking' TeralDs about 'Timothy, Heuriettels coming; dod't vou I I I A JL - n F, I � � this cause. . There is no deadly peril bUll - . - I'll : cm n ad his . ritten see her with the jessamine in her hair? I'm . . - I - . about a little fit of indiges- for sale ; - dainty, romantic verpes, 1: w . - I # . I S � hand " carry large, wife Mary with him, Timothy wanted bet- y . - glad, so glad the journey, is over, that we q f; , . � f scars, *hick but for - a - tion or bilidusness, aiid yet in a fiabion of,the plant. I % . . Oh,, how the birds � - . . ter quarters, lint after her de4h, anything if a man allows these troub- Mr. Silvestro grew more restlesi and un. are in the South at last. , --- - FAC-91MILE � �; I I . k, - __ . I � 1� ned -good enough, for him �', Hehad,1ow- . les to get a hold on hiT be happy ; but for every es, Henriette-I know now . . I ;m -7 . I � see' * complaint he made are singi ' - ____ - � A . everi a still stronger motive for eaqUoull - is taken , serious risks. up __ that you dil-that I of pfl,11.011411il .111"b.11WIll __ I "I . - .. __ � I I AYE89S . y Timothy had one to match it. ' Pli d. ti! t' only dreamed it. 9 I .. . 1. . . He bad sett his heart upon w,ing �- enough . Dyspepsia alone seldom ' o you rem, - 'VzgetableReparatioaforAs- .SIGNATURE '.. � , . *1 11 If we could only go south. I never felt. D ember the walk to the old cot � : A � . I . I - Sarsaparilla, would money, not only to prov�ide for -lits own biet � kills anybordy; that 6, to, nee the old ,tonwood tise? Shall we go? Then ,come. � : � . � I . � - is, it only kills you . -dRegl a- � such's longing to go hom Wan u�l ' I I - - . I __: ,� days, and giie him burial in oonsecr&ted d�y.-- "Every What -what- a beautiful spring -I never slatatingtheTo — I � .. __ . - -basores, provided I - b �? to erect a monument over by incahes, and takes place,'!. Mr. Silvestre said one _ � I . St7o OF . I . I - ive 'and,. able go.un , . � . I : a goo many ie my eyes I can see some familiar saw -so many flowers; I feel inspired -I-". 14tk mads ___ - N,of _ I r � I �_.Iz.� * l - wo� �� I — I - W ` W I I. - - - 1 r___ - " . I � I I � I I iI ! i �"i R, 8'. ,§11, T.� - - , 1� � - I , 44 . i �1 was al r le . yesms time I cim I � �t *. I I rs, hi � . - . Z, . ' doing it. 'But it spo - I dream that I'm young again, I'm Pencil and paper fell from his finge is 12�� I � or I - x nyt4ing. if I do say it myself, she must 'a' � _t. � .1 - __ I . I v, . weakens and under-. walking with Henrietta, or I'm � riding to a head, droopea upon Timothy's shoulder. Ill I I . . ; . I - . � I - 11 Eight bottles of been as nbar like the blessed Virgin an mor. mines the-- conatitu- - - . . �� party to mee 1, wish, I wish we could Softly, tenderly- the old 1rishma4 laid him , I . ,, ther. .1 . - � I'll - - tal woman could be,'.' he declare& over an& � tion so that it is all � back Upon the pillow, sobbin ud as he ' ' I . �� . E - Ayees Sarsaparilla cured me. SO � ) � , - � �1,111 . son the poetry. It is terrible toi sit. here in . I 1, � . "She would take the very ready to receive and I , i f 'a Ob'lanched . 11 I over again . 1. - i i �� ... that I have had ,no return of the 1� fertilize thi danger- Idleness, using your money, and you oui, of saw the smile trane6guring in QM0tes1)igesH0n,Ch=fU1:- � � - . ,. � petticoat from her back to *ve to them that � ' face. :s andI164COIA-altis-fteitkr . I �� . work, too. � . 9 . . . . more tb ,he ! 14, in- i The sunless winter I 1 � � L I 9 � : , disease for ' an twenty years. f P_ time did I , ouo diseases � which ' Me nmraj. a I I I . was moat needy ; an' many a ' * day had, drawn to a Ill'. r . � r i :, ?I - . �' 11 it +t% r,00011 4 --ha . � I do kill tyou outrigbt. In vain Timothy pointa but t1l the w Ormim Mamlitne nor T.0, i -)%-F TH-141 f_. . I 1. ,�:_ , _XUU Urbu LMIIL# %7.2VVL"%' i9now.lul Lo last Eluaw xme.nungry migul, LM - r I . arret lan- 0. I - I _. �, - - Dis�ease-germa L re am yi I twilight - filled - the q., I I- . r , . � ter woul(l' soon be over, and he we.4114 close; a gra - . r - W o n I t lima NOTNAML(COTIC. � I . E - �F_ spot and Z ]persistent use of it has fed. - Oh, she was & saiut� me Mary, a saint , g,r o w 1 n health. His fickle ap 2er folding the t,iTq, old men in its �hilly lad. . [ , t . tifS TS�V ; � - ; . . . � �_ I . - . � . ,I � t_O. (). DAVL% an the suffering knew, an� an I know me- i, � , healthy blood sky -But only one ilvas conscious O.. I i - - ]perfected the cure,,, Owe. of its . I � . in his friend's abeence 9 a ', r � � t e woufd 104 the fire , . - "I . . I I . . I . � . 7 self.' - . I . more than corn *ill . gloom, and of the lbueliness spreadiag I UTD APPEk ] I . . . . . � R " � Wis. , . die oiA and sit shivering in the loold room. " � �. r. � .. I Wautom% th he had -saved I I grow on a rock. A I I , - pirw =7 I q . - i - . , Twice since Mary's des wg had jlc�v WD.90= -1 i I . iiis Then � I editor who aroun 00A T T KNS'x , . � . li 11 � : . r land pinched -and denied himself Until he had - . man who keeps Timothy'went to a young. - I r �. � A - S"J _� 11 11 ; , 12 digestion pe�fect and was- struggling with a new paper, and buret into full bloom. I rim � -� i ' � h 0 . "I . saved enough for the monument, but each * , -_ F ., I br �l � . . - "I , his blood inz askedhim to take some of the rejected . . I . 14 .JWVW ; 11 I 11 � -ther purposes. sne . . - I i - i � - � ., � time the money had gone for o ,,j% ,,n c an � 0 RPAW& &&, - i - . eat and OF EVERY - t . I . � � . � I 0 � . - , 1% I �� I "I -1, I � Once he had,kept a fellow -laborer's family .,q �1 breathe disease- can't pay I I . r 1. I �� %upublish them, but V MWOU 45spoofforo, t- - ;�� ,� �� . ptml ght 'ur I, 9, .� i� , T I � r . from starvation while the poor man Jay ill in � germs, but they gain I . � I .. , __,� you forPhem," -said the candid 4oung man. �V'l ,., "a&,W,V# - I - T . JIML 0XLJ I � f ,* he had rescued and 110 , J, IR � �� . - I— I V0ZLV# 71 the hospital, and onc foothold. They Will, now, would you be M ter Wan- . r I r5i �:We_%_ - r 130TMIAE OP I-. i - . , sent home a boy who had grown weary of � are cast out - of the . I . - I I � T - -1 I - DISTRICT MATTERS. &V-- - -, I I . I I � �__i _.� � a -his vagabond career. - system. But a manr me what you would pay if you could ?"' the rAW.Ir I �, � . . I I arsap rit, � I � . 1, . i r! 4:.. I - .� with a dyspepsia. - old Lishman inquired. . . � - � � ! r � � I "Just be patient, Mary, me darlijit, the . -i V - � � ; . � i I L X-00 11 Oh, about five dollars apioce, I -sup- [The follow* locali were intended ApeffectRemedy for Constipa- I � I I I I ' i f�� AYZW8 PUM'Promote ftod , �, monument will surely come," he said, when y; . . 1119 , :: _., �� .. � � �� tion br�athes in typhoid or diplitherefic iach,Diarrhoea. I ; - - . .1 51 .11 j7 ; . — __ .. I parting from his lut dollar. I 0 - I � .1 -for last week,, but were received too lojft, :sour _,10TI � - . _: : . .1 - - PT . . I I I ... 77 V . ,� rerms and down he goes. - An' they'll go' into the paper" air I" .. W0rW,Con,vu(Si0ns',Feverish- . . I ___ �� L j, r . 'Ili- He often talked to her while smoking his 1 The best liealth-insurance a man c have ,t - . � ,; I'll, rrr ,.r I � � � 1�1 � an to, gll late - J I I � - Z Irl . NARY& ; . .. " Yen, right away. .1 I 4 I 1 5 . , rrr - VRIC1101 1H , pipe I ty- They'll help . . I 7 . �� . I , i�.rrr . . r . �1_ n the evening, fancying that- she jiov., is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discove . . . Council. nc�s and LOSS OF SLEEP. ' : .; � . r I 1 r &raduate of 0! tgric ered about him in angelic glory . . .. . J I - I 11 � �. � _., . i 11� 41, I - -It aets directly on the stomach and liver. up;pace,; laughing rather drearily. I Hay I I ;;� �, 1-1 i TOHN (HLUVBI V. 13.2 Imno hen imothy went up the arreb -stairs The coujicil met at Cred" . L lit I r .1 lows It was in the. autumn tKat othy it gives the blood -making organs pQwer to � icon on March � T&C 1. ' r I I % 5 - I . tp v9torlawyoollega. Ali disomm of W I Ti � Sinile Signature of - . . . I ? I I I 0ed. 0919WOmpilly attended Wi and that evening he carri tore' . - - I I i. animak 11" � moved into his new quarters. He fel In make hV,altby blood, 'I I In of his lat. All members present. The sludi . " , . � ,f . � t quite t clarifies the blood ed ten do I . i I --------- . i . � . . � el , r . I k, / , . A ix� .I, , , . abarges moders". -veto rinary DlontMry us P r v i . .�. � - - ofto and ad it . . I . r f no d *y hapky,,for his savings had again acoumu- from all in�ipurities, and builds lip the savings to Mr. Silvestre. � . reportwas received ,and�they- werp paid M ,e r denoo an Goderich oreefho � oor J . I � 'El % rth. 1� Is.ed. Hecoluldgloolutany timeandorder healthy flesh, muscular power and -nerve An"may f0l * nie for fool. $12. Resolved that Mr. Sherritt and reeve I . - . . I . - - f Dr.43ooft's office, SeAf0 he " a' 've I . NEW YORK., castme Is put up in olie-Bize,bottles OnI I AWO ' I 7. U r ; ,I �1. - t i , I you against disease. ing the poor at" rg *ttered to � . Bunk- I - I ,W anyme to aell. I . ' ' i r : the monument ,.and was only waiting for- an energy, which fortifiep . gaptlem"ll" he attend to the water 4ouble near 0 1 C., 1. t z His life-long success in the treatment of e �aw a s not sold I:L bulk. DoWt SN - E . ; F . i. himself when hi friendls� childlike er's. Resolved that ty I I'll IK I G. H. Q14813s ;I idle day to come. � chronic' dideases has given � Dr. Pierce's . ,-law No. 3 relating Iron sig-ffing else- on the plea 'or' promiso that It. .. _ r 'I t .1 . � For a week or more he failed to meet any In delight. i 6 'a � d by the reeve. .18 "jUet as � --- rr � , to.Dashwo 4 school be igne _good,j and JjiWill 211SWer eVery PUr_ r I -de reputation. - His . I ,I, k� � i P " . Veterinary Surgeon and Dentid.Toronto Cou�, of edicines a world-wi ' Sold, Milmothy-acth . ertea and clerk a4d se . . - � , .1, t'... 4 . , '* � vet. of his nevr' neighbors except some dirty, ally goi� 9., al attached After passing � -See t -A4-T0-R-I-A1 ! r v#terinuy donw* Honor Graduate of Ontar. "Pleasant Pellets" cure constipation. , . - r . - I .�. I ' . . healthy -looking children playing on the - - - ____ kr. Silvestre, i trembling �-tone, his 1i number 61 accounts for paym6nt the coun. � pone," Aa , Imt you i;et 0 � P, I I ,orin&ry College, Honor member of Oularlo V0 ! a a , i i - - r 3 : � - - I 5 � I ,"-ldlla wrinkled, feve Tho - - I, 4�;.. . Hadical Soe4eky. All diseasl* of domeaM, stairs, and a pretty young girl who brushed reT hands careselmg the bills, ,oil adjourned to meet again the first Mon- , _ i 3 ; I � Ali calls gromptly adeO' to Mary Blake, ot any other good woman, his eyes almost4ild in their brightness. . 61milo I � !ton � 5 . � , , � s=y tr,at,d. to., will I - wRAP * � I I - swiftly by him-% little fortune teller living day in April, when pathmasters, e EXACT COPY or PER. I � . I � d or night. DenulurY an 'surge 10 - � - -AP � il . ; 0i MT7 . � I 1 I I a 01 * on the second floor. Would have felt like weeping to see those 11 Sold fast enough," said Timothy ; and beap ointled. . I I P M But occasionally in I IF I Zgc� and Disp,,wxy-Dr. � P WIM �� selform Ifight am Amw a two old men clearing the table and putting ,,his face took on 6, dee r tinge of'red as he �, . *_ , 9L�1=1_ --- -LuIP111111 of I P". � �, - ! main afteek a ered th the evening he could hear indvements in the -_ -_ � r '. pe I r r � I I 1 62 The burly laborer handled wo MWOR : . ,1- offige. � , room adjoining his, and a faint, hacki things. to rights. thought how the: rd. might be; applied. I �� . , r 4 . n �' I - - Thames Road.. M I . :, I . . I � TE I cough. That dough distressed, Tim the diihes very much as he did his pick and lie had to sit doWn and tell the whole .. 1;0TES.--Mr. Samuel Madge, who had an ' 'r . - I . i- I . � r . � rr ... I I " , "I ��_ LEGAL , shovel.. They rattled noisily in his big story, how he had found the y6uhg editor, . . � I � �_ � ... - �, ___ � _�,�_ was unobtrusive yet persistent. He fan . � I attack of �uflammation of the lunge, 'is - � . F I . " 9— died that, he heard it at all hours of the hands, and it was nothing for a. cup or' and the 4umbee of poems ho tfiought he � I- � I- . 's . . . - i i.,. _. I G.. OAMEROK,'formerly of Cameron, . dill & ? I . slowly recovering. -Mrs. Thomas Russell i - � � �L ... 11 -- night, and in the early mo' saucer,to slip through his fingers to the could take. I . . I r I , 4 A � I I X, Cametoni Barrider and SoUaltor God' I rning it teased its . is on the,si4ck list a'gain.-Mr. Charles Mon. 1. - . � ;1 . �. I I - _t Ontario'. 4Dffiae--HwWt0# Week opposi Co 7 , I pi�or victim Pitilessly. I . floor. But, fortunately they were thick and - " He must be `� generous fellow. I'll 90 I . I . .� i .. I 1 2 cheap, and while they were chipped and to see him nome 'day. - i teith, jr., sold his five yea,r t old 1. hor,90 last I � � Voto`L I I I I i I I 'Tie me duty to find,out who is suffer. To think. to, th nk SPEC' IAL 1. -_ I It-, ' . week for the handsome sum of 8125.-7Quite � � . 11, . � t cracked, they were rarely broken. Mr. thaCI am to appear in print at last, that I I � . I � . I . . I .. I - � � . 'Mol- . Ah, Mary, you'd not wait many I . � I . k . � ��, . S a number of young people of the boundsiy 1, - I ". .; TA=3 SO=, BarridAr, &o. -Solicitor for�� ek, Qrsoif you were here P -sighed Timothy. ffil'elstre" era, were more nimble,,his I'm to liVe by ifie earnings of -my pen ? He � - � . , Q_- I Jounton. pffice - Elliott 6 e-I'lli - . -. �� 31 � I Bank. ii . fin r athered ap the home of Mr. John'McCul- : , * - � - t one money to loan,on. mortgage. One evening, as he stood on the linding movements soPte . He never cduld get the started- , and held out his hand to Tim-' fooh for'the purpose of warming up his 'new , : r I . I . 01inton, Ont . . - i trai lit upon the table ; but he othy. . I . � . I i ! [;110, � . : � 51 at the head of the stairs, he suddenly heard U . : . I � I I cloth quite a lip, owe :it to you, all to you. ,I - . I - � - ; � __ � i __1; - I . le touch of refinement to never can repayyour kindness rlt not house. T4ey all report having had a good : . I i , 111�,� I I i i I_ that coughbehind him and turned q I kl gave an indefinat ; bat M, RCH' , 8 LE ' I �` � eyancak and time. -A �ouug gentleman from the. east I . - . . . , � �, . . ]a S. H&T8. Barrister, 801101tor, oonv 'faced , us'lowf; ill his."arrangement of the coarse ware. . i � for We Don6lon - A gray, thin man was toiling rob you any longer, my friend, my dear end met w1lith a slight, misfortune while re- : � . �._ I ,�._ �� I lqobwy Public. Solicitor -_ . �_,I. "I _.. re . . I . I - . B"k. Onl&--eardools block, X"Strooll. &440L up, the -last flight of stairs. He was ver Presently they -eat by the stove, and Mr. friend. TakefiVedolls of this -and -I'll I 9 . � k - - I y . turning, from a party a short time ago. It - ; . k 2165 ilv irb brought out the poem. It W plyou more �v � - i - i � .; I 4oney to, loan. - . slight and very refined looking in bis thread S 'es as _,hen it ;comes.l� I I I . I I ��;. i , . i;l -. . I beingla.ve storthy night and the roads , - . bare black I I 1 , �,� � , I �� F simply about I 'A Lock of Henriette's Hair," imotby cou not speak f6r the choking. Ladies" -White'- nderwear, � . , clothes. His face was clean. � I I z I � , 'L . � - bad t � 1 6' 1 . , - - t . ; � - IL I � ;� . ed, the . horse go stuck in the ... . I ! I ! I , . . c Barrister, Be the- verses moving'slowly along to a pathetic ut he laid hold of 'that out- . 1� I , !, :11 shaven, his worn linen spotlessly clean. A in his throat Irt V 7 ".. 00 live doorms no mm , . . snow drifto. The young ladies went to the .4 . - . I .,. � - . � . . I � L- close. Timothy listened L with his rough stretched hand, and io'r a in - I � I � " nd floor, next do" to G. IL loaf of bakees bread flaunted its oment the two � L I . I L� I " I o grel . I � L . crustiness gray head bent wis�ly to one Bide, and at . : nearest nei,ffibors, where they, were. storm.- . - � i ei � V" i ", 1. owelry store, Main Awk Beafolth- Q 11 - L old men were not much dyma4e goods of ever7 kind is, on' the m ease, and * � 11 through the end of the brown paper parcel -better ths women, The trade in rea : I . I ng I . M 1 . �, , I I �. stayed f6i� a couple of days. The you, . ' , � ,� r jntj__(hmeron, Holt and omeron. F he carried under his arm - he panted h k. the.clo.se of the reading burst into, high at concealig their emotion. Mr. Silvestre I sell. inigl�atil i , � . z 1 , ��-4 1 � " man arriv led home in time for dinner next line is it more, so'than-in Ladies' TJilderwem. Atthe njeem we aTe . �. I 14, ; . praise. . . seeme . it theinse I 1. I !a-il I - �, BROW a PROUD"01W Bard1649%, � I ily. For a momeiit the gentleman and the d td take a new lease of life, ' He- talk . I I'ves. i T6 garments I 1. � 1�� -1 11 �A 66 I . -.1 day.-Mr'Wm. Pollard had. a large wood eqpnot puy a person to, sit down and make _J . n D ,., I . - � - - , burly laborer s6od, face to face; then We enough to make one weep, sure' an' ed of,his literary work like E6 young on , . - I. . .- I * oftude. . We last ! en he got I I IV i . � ... . ZUA .- . .! I it is. I.know me Mary would cry her eyes thus*,"t ' ", �g Othel* ha,v . offer for sale are made in the bestand largest � , Canada., - i - I . paoup"or. . Timothy's friendliness of soul conquered all I . I � made a 4egi ning I I -a X i: . R., Ouesday afternoon,. wh factory in, - f� r � , I � . 'bout e � . � .1- i I el 1� � i . ,I ! - r- A _ � � . out if she could hear it. She loved poetry, Jite,in life, why no a thirty cords of wood out. In th _taa find it in the V4 i I i-1-1 I reserve. . I . t 1 .9 They may all one , the boys a psi ' I . �, There is a great difference -in Cotton Underwear. i . I ;-- - � I ,ty, at which . . - . I;, .1 i -.I-.'-.- - HOLUBS, Bulls6m. �! jc�. " Good-evenire to ye, air." I was that tender'hearted ? An� where needs is too t foobbold." Often when he I I . -1 . A21=01f. IKOrM h and she evening, he ave . �_;, ., . it is Henriette ? Is she gone too P . a' a enjoye em I , -1 �, - .- _�. . . 1�4 I HoWn In, Obazmry. h&.Q"9d* ORt to.. Q6od-evening,'-' murmured the stranger. could no,t sleep at night he sat up. in bed . they J I th selves in shaking their ton, and especially in the wo.xkinan�hip- Thegarmients, we offer for sale are A � _ I feet till the 11 wee smW core " of the morn- in the most approved and fashionable lines. They aLre perfect in work md 11 - � plowon. Q. e., PAMW um. MUM 66 It's like climbin' to heaven to come up 11 Yes." said Mr. Silvestre; softly -yes, scribbling verses, or else reading and polish- ' ; -7-.--------7 ira� : � , Ing. I I . . .. I I -HOIX&TICD, imoomor to the late ft*� Of these sta* . Faith, it makes me blow like she U gone, too," He smoothed out- the big those of his youth. 11 If my good luck . . and. inaterilif , -Tley are trininied with some of "the finest, 'embroideries I - I - x0clausbey & Holmeated, ]W..d*r, Boll . 3P i I . Y L .: ttor a bellows. - paper. 11 She went forty years ago -forty coutili I -------------- 0 1 Uy Solicitor for th I nee I can save money, I.Ano : I can : laces, and in the entire lob there is no tmsh. We sell them at pnicela -less . w A � -1 conveyancii. and Not, to -day." . . I ; � Morris. . I - r. � I I , I . money to lind. VIUm The other man made somefaint r'epl,y,and nd we'll'go South in thelspring.. 9h, Tim- . . . ou: can buy material la'n4 make them yourself. . � '. I . adian Bank of Commerce He sat'gazing silently, down - to the floor n' I NoTEs. -The roads are in a bed state y 1 - I for 4wo. office in MilVa. Block, Main si 6 walked into his room. othy ?" - I - I i � - - 1, .. I . . - I leatiorw ,��Ie That evening tllie� cough seemed ,or, ag- � for a few, minutes, and then he began talk- " Indade', air, an noihin, would plase me since the storm qf the past few days - The . I White Cotton Drawers,. five rows � ' �� -1 - - . � 11 - . - ___ gressive . than "llial. Timothy brewed a . . . � * N1 ht Gowns. Z-,] _ .. ing of his youth.% His eyes flashed excitedly better. But � YOU MULtn't work too hard. concessiol i seem to have fared the ' worst 9 , tucking, wide embroidery, frill � I , , I . . I . . I . . . 1. I i . .� ' to the our am poems are jewels ipst as they are- I . . Yine Quality Cotton Draw4 �, , ' ' . i , th f drinkZd carried it bo Da face. this time aud in .aauy places people !. c DENTISTRY. Idly into big as impressions ri . e vividly are I ers, t � . � - . soo ing like woma*y emotion - .. ewels, sir." P � JI I - to the Just prices on a few lines to give you. an - - .1 neight r. So th He spoke of hopes long perished, of joys and - I driving a ong the ditches and close ' � . tern of fine tucks, fine, wide embroid - - W. TWMDLE. DeDtibt. Offlo"ver Richpd- when,h f I sorroWs*bnried deeply under the grinding '. . fence ild, a. Why not travel the centre of idea of the values we are giving. I i i - � . moved him e saw the poo'r old - -It was,worth'the deception hb had - _ , 11 length frill , 7-51 : F. son a xoxanW shoe store, corner lfainlgnd gen prac White Cotton Gown, f@ aud size, WN47- � �11 I J to the road lit -once 1 We notice a good -many otton Drawers, extra 4 -ii � I � - - : - yohn streets, Saefodh- zl� . e . RIPWW""I", . - � 1" tlemttu huddled in a chair under th gas j6tj overtly liud misfortune.of middle life - and tif ed see Mr. Silvtatre when his first . ' White C - �t - with& ragged blanket th '% � I farmers don't seeim to dare whether they and sleeves triiTm,ed with lace, � .- � . O� aige.' He'deseribed southern gardens published. Agaiii he thiaiked two clust �ion and. � , � pol. neek,.front il I rown across big . poem was era fine tucks, inserl I . - - �-! f:i: � � . . I . I . I ng. bridge w , "k knees. Under, the shining of � the gas..lig�t rich in flowers, told of social gatherings, 01 Timothy, and he kept th . . turn out to break the roads or . not.. Turn four clusters of tucks in y(ike." 600.-O embroidery, frill I - _114z"?, $ cial, attention, gi�v ' e precious per by I -an- .-, " , r and Id work. _!On rides and walks, the books he had xeadi the . White Cotton Gown, good quality, 2 . J "I . . � � i "I .7 1. �, �� . L - his silvery hair made a halo about his wan him'where he'could all the 'work , Ladies"Drawers, very fine . I L . �,� ,. . th. Alt wOrk occasionsIly grVanice at out gentlemen and. don't throw � � I � 4. T n of the n&t L I . I I I to the pres , � '.. V- r Johnson Br4s., face. Ag first he, app dreams he had dreamed. Henriette seemed we fine tucking on yoke,fine cambric frill- * , �,'*t� -arefully pe AN - t rformed. offi.oe--ovei I eared almost startled -theverse column.' But when the excite. on your npighboti"Aoulders. -A good MaLny ro ne , lin, four rows tucking -and extra fint . ; . �;, �- -i�-, vlardware store, Selilforth. 1451 by Timlothy�s entrance, then his di . to be ever with him. They danced tog6ther, m went to Blyth on Tuesday, it being horse ing round 'cuffs, -61L and down front I I :! �, - � -_", t, it I i ity and- ent of realizing'�that th6 public at last ap. I ' wide embroidery . . Ish . 10�7� 4 I-_ - Zt gentle breeding -asserted " Fv es. H e . � ' � they stole out into the moonlit gardens,they prec fair day. A good few horses were sold. - 650. � - I r "I' " I ERS01q, gmduare of Roysa coil , ge themse . - dated hini had worn laway, his - strength White Cotton Gown, fine, strong cotton, Ladies' White Cotton Skirts fall 4 i �.:J;_ I IL H. S. *N,D I wAlked their horses through the cool sil�nce faile . Win. blichie was in Turnberry township . . f - ; 1- _ � i drank the cordial gratefu . d again. r . - � � v:Ixts I . , , - I � t:,_�i �V Of Dental Stirgeons, Ontario, 3). D. S., of 110- . ily. BU ' I .,. J� - Pa. ca . and, good qualiV cotton twd OU " , � �� ,�i:- r - _11, - 11 Sure, iVs one o' me Mary's rem the effeqts of the cold � . i c �,., I D of summer wailds. They read the poets and 64 last we' mbric frilling around neck land down yoke b j, �__-. -1 1� ronto University. offloo, Market Block, WtchPl edies,` It must be ek.-Mr. and ,Mrs. G. rker, at I embf6idel . t -i �',t %.'� � she said that his verses were finer than any' weather. I'm Snnshine,i are recovering front, yoke fine insertion and tucking, ters fi no tucking and 8 inch fine , i.�� - , Ontario. 140 said. the beaming old 11rishman. " She was sorry, I thought I'd wr nicely. -X,essrs. - - . -M I ,� I - 7 �tl ,., ite a � - �t -, *;� . . �, , 850.1 ;1 �-�� a I- they found in, the books. Then flenriett�e ;' Clegg ana Dames shippecT a fine lot of tat- 750. - frill � � . � 11 ; - al7aP thinkiW o' the comfort ol others, . or . tory. Well, well, I must have patience. . . �4 I . Clinton, ;_�-��:t AGNICIPF, Dengsild went away. They told him that she was W -Ladies' Skirts, extra fine cotton, I It ` f - , -.,v_.�_, AW saying a pray tle from, Brussels on Thursday. L -W illiam hite Cotton Gown, good quality, 24 . . . ; AIL viat Hensall at Hodgena'H oke- neck, front yoke six row "", �!,�, . I er for the dead." - , - When sprin comes I shall feel better, . oh . .. . . , 4 .�, ,q. _1- IR frona, H . 1) Michie sola -a, fine young mare I at Blyth on , a 'tuckin � '. '. I r ing on y I g, ..9 inch fine em ro eq � 4J . and at Zurich " Your daughter't" dead, -he sa.w her body put in.6 the -ground, ows fine tuck b, i -1 Aj . - ;Voery Monday, yes, I shall te qt�ite liltron - I... 4ikk4i , . . . W ., i. Im I " No, me wife.. She's gone now to be with an re and cuffs . trimmed - with fine cambric em frill - . I k . 11 � - 11P., I i, . - ewoadThunday in oxch month :., d the ' d cl6ds paclC�d cruelly arooiid the " That you will, air,-"'. $im othy replied - Tuesday. -A good many itite'nd going to - . I ON : _` - - the blessed saints." . 1- b � the couldn't believe thab the Northwest this month. -Johi Watson I rq . . : . . _Ij � , ,- � 14, 4 � coffin, . b )idery, 870. 1 . . , �_,, . I u she had � I ;: ,,,-,, 2 11 . � but he smothered a sigh. : His savings were' . I . -1. I I-3- - at � White Cotton Gown, extra line cotton, - I - 1- . � . � I I - - �p - X6 gone away from him forevet that she'wonuld dwindl- C6 w ond e*red what he I f i �� - MEDICAL. Oh.," sighed his host, sympathetically. 9 � Ing 1 our assessor, is going his rounds. He is I., _.�z ., __ '. ". 1. - � , T , _ - - �, - . wide embroidery collar and cuffs, 20 rows - , I . 4� . !'41t;, . �! . _1�� I __ st not bear his voice, or heed his anguish should do'when they were gone. . very bad 1:0-,Uses-4VNwmddd' - _: . -, Yes, she's gone. I wouldii!t call her I ed de- quite iDoorly, having baught a ti f. - i -,,,-, - l . - � . : sire for her presence. He sought her in all omals - �f. - cold.-Mr,is. Th of fine tucking, 4 rows of embroi4ery .and B _ i �� ,,�, ', �.'- I back, but " Never whid, about the menument,bli Anderson, 4th line, is $11 .1 I 1 - - - . - - ,��,'�' Dr.. i6fin McGinnis ,: �� back ; no, sir, I wouldn't call her n ary, insertion I frqut, a ' I �� , -i % - .. 7 , the evenWa are lonely, sure, they are very their old haunts, he prayed for just one me darlint. I can save more money. But. very poorly at present. Her many friends r �p . Jnst one line in so far, but A is . , - , .� . a I., - X , � I I le im.� .. . � � �., 5,: .,.: � Im. - �istern University,, memb4r lonely.s, I . - I i - as on to see - , � ,,� 1. � . hat will h4pen bo the poor gentleman if - ,�, - 7 4 It-, r � � ' hOIDS 90 ' her around again. -Mr. ,f6u ,_ Hon. Graduate London W glimpse of her ; bat not so much afleet- w White Cambri Gown, fine quali�5, , I . � af,ontario college of Physicians and Surgeorlo. � ar, Fine Cambric Blouses., dark . a I ht . I ; I I �� , . , 31 inch fine embroidery oell I'll 11 . . ; ;.- I " And ing sha:dow solaced his eyes. Silence met he finds out the trick I *in playin! ont ,hi,n I � Agen, 6th line, is in poor health at. present. bric Muslin, 6 i erns, detached or attached U -1 : �__ ZZ - office and Resideace-4ormerly occupied by Mr. w4i. mine are lonely, too." .. ��'. 4, ', I wide embroidery, cu#a., insertion and em- t . . .. I � 4. . i, viotorta street', -next to tike Cathollo, Churlih ,;-a�� -him everywhere, the silence of death. _-ChristopherMiehie attended ibe institute . I - . r `1 r4b� - I Fickarc ,�� And then the two men lookeA at Timothy . forgot to finish his pipe that don't know." . meeting held q�t Belgrave on Thursday of , . made, this season�a styles, and �1 �� . _. - -1 - it i broidery yoke, trimmed with baby I, i'; - - � 1 �.` Ar.Night c&Us kttended promptly. 6SX121 � ribbon , � �� " . - other, and from that moment dated their . � Mr. Silvestro frightened him one evening ' 'least 75c., for March sale -, ill 11.1 - I �_ - :�� I 150- - . .� i� Z . - night. He eat and listened with mouth $2. - . . . � L �1_ -, =0 �, I friendship. It was an- odd friendship, a when he came in, by informing him that he last week, "' did also 'a number from Lead - I 1- I - . T -%-,R, AMsTRONG, 3L B., Toronto, K. D, 0* Mil, . L. . ` _ - " strangely assorted pair of ffieiids. Mr. Obed and large tears rolling down his had written a note to -the young editor, ask. bury. -Wm. -Thuell is quite well again.- White Cotton Drawers, deep hem, em. , 'T he quantity of this line ins - Iritmited, a , _u victor* m. 0. r. a., Ontario, sucomor to D9, , - ' . ,:0 4 - e could almost hear Hen. ing him to call. 11 - when it is gone wecauget no more. . ::,, - , 300. . -1-- muott, office lately occupied by Dr. Eliott. Eruoo- Silventre had spent his youth on a Southelm, _ Some of our farmerb'are laying in a atore--of . . :. . I , = cheeks. H broidered frill -, � . � i:� 4V % sld,Ontarlo. I ... riette's living p.reseno I . I I � I . 1. r I .'- . Cs�-4�:�, . 6 I e himself. And to ice thN: week. --John Agen delivere i I 1� Plantation ; Timothy Blake had spent his " An' 4id he come ?11 - d six 11 � . 4.�,-1:4 . 4 _; ? I ' . . 4 : -:. - - . -_ "DID - . I - I - A16nday.-Mr. R FOR "W ,� I I—— oath diggingAitches in an Irish bo 'think she had been forty years in her head (d ca,ttle at Blyth . on . - 4,1, �,_. " One . c4 Oh, o ; he hasW� received the n(ite SOME SPER ____ XJA UJU 11 �_ , I T) Z� COOPM IkL D., IL B., L. Ir. P,. and k � KCIAL IOU THIS SALE -, f 'I., i, lo . A,le. lad days of happz 'idleness t10 loot back grave.1 . - Robert Young, 6bh line, delivered a work. - . . . . I � �i T ljj�� ;14- JEkt. Glasgoie, ko., Ploolotan, Surgeon and a I - . 'If - . y I - -, AL. .41 I I . ing horse at Seaforth in ,0 colored bord-irs, extra - h ' would I a - 1 � 4; -;! � Mr.'Silvestre got up and -threw himself on "' The saints be praised !" INJOINY., ., � F � voucher, (Youstanoo, Ont. 1127 , upon, and the at ',er had toiled all his life. I . on Mondkv.-Miss Heavy double f9ld bleached sheet g 17 iK_T,,!-�. - . . _ . ", , .1'1-11...', ii He know nothi ' Maggie Hall in home again from Toronto, 35 cheap alb 15C., -10 - .� i If, �� _ . . I - the -couch, exhausted. " I didn't intend to - -yy. factory cotton, 36 inchi � 0. .1 - � . . , - � 00 yards, hels I � , � I ig;, - ; � A 1,91. BREHUNZ. K. D., Follow of The BOY4. ng of the softer side of exist. lk so much. It's strange, but the wh " What did you say, Timothy ?" . 5 , - � 0 f �__. , I ., �, N'� :.�� I ence from experience, nor of books nor of to, ole where-she,had gone to visit her brother -ast, 7jel., for M, d"""d" - 0 1 , =39 iucheso : I gingd%j 0 t V . F � , EL 0ollegolotPhydoiansandSurpone,] ; , I I I # " That you might 'a' sent me to the office wide,worth at le arch -sale rVie VIU74 i - . i r �4t!� �,� J , knowledge, save the knowledge trickh thing comeq bwk as though I'd. lived through wtth it, air." . , . 2 and sisierlat Christmas. -Mr. James Run- () � . L . � to Dr. awtid. offlot imely 000upf ; . I . ,lit Lud all pure huen of I - D; T, _�.4L! , � 0. ire . Ar . , -:.:, I suoo"Nor . g1la I y I f fh�z i��`,:-_ . 1. I loy Dr. Naakid, Mak fitroe.L Seafollft Roddenck down through narrow channels of na "g it yesterday.," . 4 i I i�r_�__�,_ 1. erow " I wanted to get it out of my hands at sell, of 5th line, Is away this week attend- 40 inch heavy factory cotton, special, ()Je, March sale 250. 1 . 114 . . I 1, Timothy silently covered him over, and once, so. -I asked one of the children in the ing the Orange -Convention at Woodstock, 8. � - -1 'o ,;t " , I l, ;i,-� �::� i . , . L - . . W� . . I I 111' ity in his simpl I - e being a delegate from - . �. � .- I l'.- _-�t, I — . � - I __ . I _Qorner of Victoria Square, W house lately o0ou i minds. But he was a true lover of human- . . 4 beat quafity twill sheeting, for March 66 inch bleached Damask tsbliug� I i . b7, L. IL Dadoey =1 -went into his own room. Pub the next house -to mail it for m*e, We odd, but I'vi h . Sunshine lodge. . . �� F � . I I i e way. : Mutual loneliness sale 190. quality, good pattern 65c. � - I .- I �_ " I -= " had a great deal to do with bringing them evening, as they'slat by the stove, he said'- had such a hurried feeling for the las . . 9.4 same quality 25c. . I 14Y, - � . ULN: . I - � a Bui James Holden started for Mani '! � ' ` ; r', ,;, a � i 1,21 1:3,`�� 9 t:'dew � i -1. I 1, OR F, d 1 t together. Timothy die " Faith, you don't write aw I a Monday.. . I . . - Pure linen dmnaak, 66 inch, half bl ' r J,_j � i�,, covered.that his new " days. Surely we -must be on the eve of 10-4 same quality 29c. ' � !_ KROWS . - , sir . t n�) � . . I r I -1 I Lato rogdent Physician and Surgeon - r�l you talk. 'T � oitxi I'd'L mp a2e a * p )) � extra heavy 49c. . I � I #--__�-_ - � . " i�l�t :2 - �. I ' Toronto Gey friend was very, very p6or,- and also ,,urty story for . -10 piecesOxford theetings. . fast colors, � . - � � . , h ! L�:, � I or F "r . SohLool Reports. hab, M - a� - k sduate T;Qiy Universit iTl the p r 11 ; I ' . - . � " rge s. I I , .�: � . � -1 I I r . L - 1 .f I : . ,U ' 1 X, t!- jt� .. � . I ard Hospital. Han prouct-sensitively proud, He had been i - 11" be a - t regular 15c. qualis 56 inch heavy linen tabling, . ;_ 4 -N_ � member of the, College of Physicians and Surgoonq ay w are going o moye.11 ty, 11. at 100. ; , � I .. $ _. �r of Ontario. Coroner for the county of Huronli, and out of employment fbr months. ave, over and -over a�in, in verse, .. . HAY. -The February report of S. S. No. ' Large white diaper Is, 2U39 inal . ,, . . . i ... , it i � - �� _. r,l I . .1y "Maybe we are." He fumbled under his � . . . Top-wiael Lee 27(3. , ,I ,;4, 4; -Ume an formerly occupied Illy D I " Bat I shall be ready for work again pillow. I'm saving -money, saving f6r our - . , I � i 2 lx;��, 7, I SWOFF110R. lelophonj . bat nobody wanted it 2, Hgy; is as, Jollows. The names- are in - [ - I "'Twas th order of 'merit : Fifth, -J. W � M,�'! J, . Smith. opposite Public Sohml, Seatorth. AqkW ! _j.,-�; E eirown blockheadness, then," . � I I E Tit' U He. 46 S. B -Night calls answered from *ffloe. 1 very soon now-'irery soon," he said, -cheer trip* to the South. I thought I'd. see this . Todd, Maud - , __ � - - , . . I � I . -i � - he indignantly exclaimed. - "Such poetr - , Russell, Flora Northcott ; Fourth -Wm. __ . . . I . . � - i I I x� �,_. ".. t . 101 fully. " I'm only taking a little time to ,7 editor, and ask him to ive me other work 0 1 1 AbIl-l-moveow- . . .. � �;, � I � . . i� . I as ye read- last night is fit for theYresidents to do, editorial work." - � �,- 1. I �jj-ll - 4 build my strength up. Somehow the weather Jackson, M. M. Russell, Nellie Gould ; or. Better goods fdr less money, better qualities at less. profit, and better all-ro z .# eyes. I know poetry. 'Tie in my own fam. i Third, -H. M. . Gould, Jessie Munn, . t - I � . . � � DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY, I seems colder than usual this year. � "But YOU are not stro g, an' - values than can be had elsewhere, are the indacements � , F - .1. . . I I . ily to write it. Why didi't me brother'$ B E. .O'Brien , ; JbnidF Third, Iff. - . - we .. 11 :::� -ole I I!m growing str er very day. I don't - . � . r - __ I - - i hold out to our custoin . - I F �, Z,�!.. . _ PaYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, I " Faith, an so, it does," the old Irishman wife's sister die of a fever in the brain from coug, _ . F. Job - Fred Corbett, Ethel - . ers I , ,�!. I h, and I slee . Ili , neton, ; . , . . . t�'. �� , � � I 1_.,_:!1 Po I agreed." . � My head in full of , . I - I i � Godetich dreet, op ido Methodist church,3eaforth writin'too much poetry ? Yes, sir ;* them Northeott ; - seiiior Second, -Alice Doug. � - F ,&, -1 He set his wits to work, and iO was quite ideas., They ar i I teeming." I � _ - r�_�, ' O'Brien ; jr. See- _T I -M -le"'IN S I - - � , �� . . . � -Jui - . - U ,,- _z �i � . . %.7 ;: bT _B I , �,I�i J, (t. 800TT.', gradusto Viotoria and Ann Arbor, and I verses. are too good for the papers -too All the evening h ta ad restlessly, mak. all, J. F. Gould, Willie- J"""`q _�_A � I ).1, I . � 1� - mmbet dintaria, College rA Ph siciani and � wonderful how ho managed to help his good. - . plans for h k ond,-Cora, Mudn, F. Northoott, J. Munn ; . 0M) R. - _1ZV%._A � - 01 I I Ing In iwn . - I .141, 4 I - ik, and for Timothy's . . � I - .. 7,- .. L l: A:,j, - L 1. - neighbor withoj&twe dinghis pride. But Mr. .Silvestr . future. "You! Sqo�ua Part, -W. J. Gould, Ethel Harvey; THE DRY GOODS PALACE, �CLINTOM. : I- �..� �. - surgeo1w. Coroner for 0ounty *1 Cron. . p I . UN e smiled. His life had been I�W . IL I �j - aft5r all his. schemes were very simple. Ve ;ad hard (wd lo . . . . � --- - D solitary, his poetic gifts so unappreciated, ng' First Part,-Berde . Northeott, Albert I . - � t_ - � - , - C. XacKAY honor graduate Tr 80 It's time you bad a little rest." The next I . � . . � - � L inity University, . . .. . . E V . I " I'll be your friend some- day," Mr. Sil. that even the ignorant laborer's wordi of morning he said: -"Stay wit Johnston, Willie Russell. The best spellers - - . I . L . F, � 4 1 gold mWalfat Trinity bledical College. Member, � - 11 � , . I 11.) "eg.e of Phyqioiaos and Surgeon@, Ontario. , h me W -day, . . . � � L . - I . . .- I i vestre remarked, one evening, with a slight pr in the monthly spelling *matches were : - . ___ � ;! a . � t_ I I . 1483 1 tremor in his voice. Mal& were sweet to him. . I Timothy. I want to make some calcula. I , , ! - - : � . . - I i ___ L on Fifth aud Russell ; ! � A k2-,�-__-_�— I - . . I . ' . . . . r .. _� � . . 11 Sure, air, " If I could eam some money, if I �� I tions:'as to. our expedses when we settle ,_M . Fourth-, Milten � � � , i , re I ; ... � - - --- - -_ an� iVs me friend you are could, while I'm shut up here," he Higua dow- n in the South. I don!t th Russell , fir. Third, -Jessie G. Mu. . L .� I I - I � � �v - �i: I . ... , I ink you need f . na ; Jr. . . i W�__ ti . . AUCTIONEERS. I now. It would do me Mary's heart good to " Vve been waiting and ,waiting to -grow , Third, -Freeborn Johnston ; sr. Seemid, , , - W.-_0 I ; . i . I i see us." . . . - � N -�,4�-f' J . I --- . i . � a ; - , ICHARD COMMON, Itecaead auctioneer for the - stronger, accepting ycur kindness, because . � Edward Gould ; Jr. Second, -Cora Munn ; � - I . I i tt!Y. 2.,'�, I I They were sitting at the little table in I thought I could soon , p y I . I � I � . County . . I 14;" 2 !t - . . I . I I . i .1 � _R of Huron, salea and bills attended to a - it back ; but - Second Part, -Willie Gould I. First Part , . � :; -, � . .. � . r promptly, charges In keeping with times, Seaforth, - . . � - —_ � � 11 4, t. - � � I - . . . 7 ' anoyster stew steaming befor' 1q Bertie Northoott. - ' . Th Mr. Silvestre's room, with tea and toast and now' 2 - � I - ontax!Q. 1623-12. e- thern. A "'Tis meBelf, sir, that don!b know wha� -The following is the report, . ft� / s " - G�AVEL I e SlAter ld:�' ... - I I i - , 7 .- .---..-..- I I STANLUY. . . - . ! . il_ i. - bright fire roared in the stove, flinging out a you mean." I . , "' I I . � I � I 11 ''. I " , WM. MvLoys warm, red glow, while down upon the.roof " Yes, you do know, Timothy, -7 ` based on good conduct and general profici- I I . . e, �� . ". I " " .�.�� I X. ou pro - i : , �_ , ency of S. S. No. 13, Stanley : Vifth class' - 11 11'�, � "'� an( . CURED�BY . I I . . V., c� ; I again -at the window beat the wind and vide the fires I sit by, the food I eat, eve . Artemus . Keys ; Fourth lass, -Melvin - I r � � � I I li, '. Auctioneerfor the Counties of Huron and Pere, � �, , i �, I , ��. i 7- Slipless Shoe I . 0 1 . 1, �-:_- and Agent at HensaU for the Hamej-Haffis Manu. Sleet of al winter 'storm. It was not un- thing. I never thought -11 His y Keys, Mary'Dowson ; 0 . It,- I , " , OICQ i � - I - facturing Company., Wea promptly attended to, usual for' them to indul tie in a little sober I Third' class, or.,- ,-� F I, " � . �. charges. moderate and. satilifaction guaranteed. choked again, his head bowed itself UP01i Charles Wameley, Alice Hyatt; Third elliss, . � I'll i . I � .. . mirth over the fire: ' ' . DODYS KUMNEY PILLS 'Sole of rubber, Vuleanfzed on, with - - - I �, �'. , . . ' - i I t ,_:. � j, � ordem by mail addremed bo Henull PM Office, or big breast. . � jr., -M 1 ' 1K ' J h Dowson, Idw Rath. - . � . lI - - " I feel quite strong to. almle eye, 0 n i !fi _--� �i left &I hit residence, Let 2, ConceWon 11, Tuck. I night, Timothy. Timothy wiped his wristband fiercely . imole of Dolge felt -never slip - z . I � I , 1- I . well ; Second olass,�Wilmer Peck, Reta . I � i � ,--- :-� , grainhh, will receive prompi sttenUon. 1296 -if 1 Perhaps I shall be able to go down town to-; across his own eyes, then he suddenly said : i I . tough, and absorbent. ihe upper* of . � I 11": � i � i . _. .' morrow." . " - — Keys, Sadie Dowlion :Part Second, sr.,- . � . - . - ! . - I � . — , . ; - . ! . L . 7_ o UK H. KeDOUGALL, Liceand Auctioneer for. I " Than, air, give me the poetry.', - David Johnston ;.;,Part Second,, jr.,-Myrtle water -proofed, tan colore i t& I - _! �' , � . - d, Harvard calf, or bn i � . � � �� st P. - I ; _n, � theCouniy of Huron. Sales attended in an ".Not while it's stormin', air ; you Mr. Silvestro raibdd his dejected face. . .. � . � f. 1�:-Ii JO Aftet. twenty years of most'.ex- Keys. ' l . p I b- I mul - � Alumina . calf. - � Goodyear Welt-Light-weightp 1 4 i' :.� i ' MoltRis.l. -The follow . ing is the report of I ; . -_ - f portA of thepl*iaty. Termareswuable. FromMr. 3tn't go while it�s stormin". DoWt you " The poetry ? Pay you in waste paper, ' I . .- 1 v C: �', � _: - VeDougall's long expetienoo an a dealer -in farm hear the sleet fallin� ?" c-ruciating pain caused bygravel - Springy,- elastic And easy to the 11 _, � � � you mean?" . . � . stylish, and warm* � I . T; . - S. S. No� 5 'Morris, for the mouth of Feb- ' ! I I . , . . � . ! �,�a,4 - stock of sll kinde,-be Is spooWly qualified to judge � He had to lean back in his chair an4 " No, si I'll sell ib." . I am pleased to mak,e it knoWfl ruary : Pi S. L.-:-Examin � ,� foot. - Rubbers or overshoes, needless. . � I .�:, � r, . 11 � . . �1� I I., - of values, and can guarantee satisfaction. All orders I . i th a t , f coughi even while Tim- I . _ fi ltng, . ed in physiology$ . . ?�. i " You can't, Timothy. It is -not salable. that I have 'been completely grammar, literat re, history an . �!.-�;-,, r4 left at TuN En,osiTox office, or at his residence- Lot i P-'.t'oy I e r I 0 . I .. I . was tal u d geography, I � 8, Concesallon 3, H. R. S., Tuokersmith, wit be d fever spots flushed Haven't I been trying for years ?" total 433. The names of' pupils marked Ask for the � f1F'-7.! -_ '.1 promptly attended to. 1466 VLC, out up s, beads of perspiration - " But I belonged to 0, paper mese' , I I . hollow che�k cured- of this long-standing 'With an *,w - - � � , � ; -�,,; � � � I . If once ; ater,$Iipless Shoe. " . I , ' ere absent part of the examin- 1. I �_ on his forehead. - ;_ j.. . . 7 - , . - - : � I.- � ,� am pretty well Y don't ou think editors. 'Tii a stranger you are, - sk, *C Lawrence 221, *M Proctor 133, *J Me I . . - '� FREE.LEOTURE. ' ' * 1) all, . . - r . that is, I was the porter, anI I know the trouble by Dodd's Kidney PHIS. ation .: D Halliday 304, *G Lawrence 238, i . . � � � , � - !,_ , I During these years I have spent 0 1 .t . .4 "I ��' i_ I I �i L '=Butplre ty well, Timothy ? Ke said as strangers don't fare so ,%iel�,' as them that's ' ' Gill 103, *M Allison 48. Standin f the _� - I 1, I I � 0 Id . � - ) I olon, as he could et his breath again. -' I hundreds of dollars withot1t any . ; . � . 1- , , , S I known.' � 11 . . . � . 2d 9. MeKETL of Windsor, has completed Arrange- .. - - � N, �, '' I other classes according to marks 141ned. _W � �711 I r - � - 11 Sure, air, an you're gettin' fat," lied ' Mr. Silvestre was I � . I I I )'L� " , I . ments with tho'Mforth Horticultural Society, to I . not easily convinced ; permanent relief. Had I heard i,,'ntra,n,,e,_M Parker. M Watson, A ' Law. - l-- � � . � but Timothy's eJ9 .. l I �, - i deliver a lecture in the� mothy, gulping down, some obstruction in liewo.finally conquered . NOBERT WILLISs SOL O ��_ � I � I - !� I * own throa-t ; bat you must get a heavier of your wonderful remedy years renee, M Haslam, E Gettes, R Campbell, L . I � - t- � I I - I V� , I t.ta 11 and the next day Ze :ntarted out with hips -R Clegg, J Proctor, B - - . I - � � � ��, I - � 9 rr0_WMT 3MALT-M.1, Proctor ;.sr. Third, - 1� - - I ppe i 0 . ago it,,. would have saved me � � - - I . � I ri&! - � ckets filled with Manuscripts. He fared . - Watson, G Cole, Hugh Widson, P - Russell, Lril � I .4 � _ --ON- 4, I - fi�.-, - 1- I I " Ob, I shall just as soon as 1' can get out' 1he marriage in Toronto of Mr. Wil. - -One day recleady Mr. Foreman, 4 . T, a. 1, �'. � . � U. I - I THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH teth. riotle better thau a stranger, for when the, months ny and hu ; ll�,i,.P� .- 3 _ ore; Istayin. the house too- much. I _. RCole, 14 Proo0r, Harvey Watson, D . 1, �:, , i W i I - _ 31 I editor found that he expected to be paid for . . Gallacher, 8 Allisoni P Pr�ctor, M Bell, li A. McDonald, of, Parkhill, to Mine St. Mu7n; tile . ' - a fractio , 11 � I Subject 11 How to grow and care for House . hink'I must read you a little poem, Tim. the poems, he would have .none of tlielm. [ 7 - . !-,. - - of d-611airs. H. am yaro, drove ' . , 0 -1 _�,, Plant&" Mr. NoNell is an experienced Fruit Grower - Camp 11i L XcRae -; jr. Third, -O Russell, Peirline McDougall, has a touch of ro. into St. Mary$, and wishin to Mt * - , .fii __ . . 4 I - an thy. It calmi I 9 , ,- .1, - i - I I - ,d GaWener. and at the close of the leeft�ve will 3 into my mind to -day, while So Timothy took his wares and went out JOHN Nimous BABCOCK, T Halliday, K Basom ; Second class ; m. manee., About's year ago Mr., McDonald, I ; . � � I . , I , - I i - . � . �:,:, � AmWeIr - all questions relathre to Horticultural � Poking over sonie old letters." , * again. , - � . . . � I I I some business, he- ceeded t1le 1, , , . - - I I �. 1, .1 1, - pro � . _- i . [ �� .-, mafters. The leotura will be free, and all are In- S6 . I Proctor, M Campbell, G Parker, E Waison, whose j?aren reside ' I � - "I , I - � - -Sharbot Lake, Ont. , - te I in Brookville, owne imil to a Post. The �calt obj d 4' Poet y, air ? Sure, an!l do you write " Afti't a mmi's thoughts as good as the . J Easom � W Watson, J Cleggt A Cole il I i 1,1 vited to attend. Doors op�n at 7:30j leeturestS octry?i) I � � I i -, I � - . I 1, - ' ,,O home 1, and was taken to'the general hos I roopedmia and reared and kickaff.- - , _-� - Work o' his hands ? They'd not ask me to ey Grim Corbett, nevegi ' $7mllfy broke loose and galloped at a. - - - I . �, � �.V:� P. M. . I i , ,'Z�.' � d , G pits,], for treatment.' He remalimted '�' I . P. G. NEWN, B. Br. GUNN, I . a' octor � r . P I Pro" �, J ; J� 2 _- 4,i � - _ .F,", -, 11 ' " Corbett ; weekt undei the care of the chief nurse, and I I . i I � �_: - Secretary. President. Well clear away the dishes, and then I'll in) ' h . - his Vda - neck pace up the street. Mr. �.. . , I . "Now and then," he said, modestly. e mused, in disgust. - Dodd's Kidn ' Pills MW ' �, (r. J ol� . trundle a wheelbarrow o"papera for -noth. _ ev! i , :. 9 . Part Second,- Ir .ne�M ArMtrong, M she did her work so well ". Z ... i� I � , - . - that he fen in love . -2 N and - 1! � V, 1525 i ead it to you." � Alwar Cure Oravel jammed u iust the po-O and I 14.1 I For �wo weeks he haunted the offices of I evins t . - 1: ,;; � . .W I " . . . . with h and last. week they were married. soMe psig i I injuries - l�, i- . . . d . i " T - . . , I . I . or, i I �1� -1 . . - I . I Min , I . � I �� ... i - �,T�� I i- . . . . I . .. I I . I - I . I . . . . f - I - i . 1� . . I � . i I � . I I I. . : � . - � . I - � . . . � , 4� I - .- I . . . . . . 1 7z,�; 1 1 - I . j . . � . � I I . I - �� I I . I i . � . . ; I, . .. .. _ I : . � I . . �, , I. � '_ I I - . .. . . I I . # , I � . .. . I . . .� � - � . : . i . - t . I . - � . I . I I : � . . . � . . . � I . . � I I . I . . .. t � . I � . . . � .. I I . _. . � I . . . . . - . . . � . . � � I . I . I . ; I i . t . . I i . . . . . I . � . . . 114 1 - . . ! I � 1 I . . I I I . . . I . . .. . I . I . . I . � I I . - 1i - � . . I I . I I � i . I . . . 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