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spent many years preparing fot the CHAPTER V. - pleton,ihe wrestler,who, did something fo The Importance of BuYing Right. .
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, practice of medicine - -, BUT TKEY WERE YOUNG. � escorted across the county me last I . I There is no doubt at all but that the right .MWnV111J1111Wffl1tWJ1 "Whil - " , � I
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quently entered the ministry of the Brune arrived at Redware Hall while summer. And Ulfar hates a .. scene. Can When the ap, I 11. � � I I - A X JL I n
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So thoy talked while Brune. gAllo aid "ia etizing" the food may be, it cannot there. i"Lots of people think its h to .. � I �
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had analyzed all the mistress. She wa sitthig - at a table m A homeward in aVery happy moo L an nourishment (unless the stomach is sell than to buy. Wrong. If you buy right, . I , AC -SIMILE :
� large bay window, painting the view frOm aa those ancients may have felt when they lable to �igest it. Nature indicates the state by which I mean if you get your goods & i � F : I -
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. smsaPari"PrePara- it. For in those days ladies were'not fX111- met the iminortals and saluted them. The of the constitution by the loss of appetite. little lo . wer than the oth4 fellow, you won't, ,.Im, t. . . . � -
tions known iu the War with hi*h art and all its nomenclature thought of the beautiful Mrs. Sandys filled This is an unfailing indicator. It shows have any trouble getting rid of them.. If 11 . 'ge blePreparation or S- . SIGN -
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��. trade, but and acoessories ; Lady Redware had never his imagination ; but he talked, aomfortably . a( IkToodandRegula- I . I
. thought of sa Of with the nutritive functions. you and John Smith are selling the same . — -_
�, 9 easel, �r a blouse or Indeed to Aspatria, and'assured her that tihere.was good don't you see, and you, by -your
AYER S any of the trap�inge now cone The only true natural relief must be as . 8, the andBowels cf . OF--
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. - 'Jored xecex- no fear of a meeting between her husband searching and fundamental as the trouble it 0r&1nY buying, owe able to sell them cheaper ' ... . . I -
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I * sary to the ma Ing ,of pictures. , She was and Will. " Only," he said, "tell Will aims to overcome. It is, the thorough deep. then John, don't you see you'll got the trade o I t I �
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8 the Only One Of . prettily dressed in silk ; and a a 7. uare of yourself to -night and he will never doubt searching c4aracter of Dr. Pierce's Golden as soon � as � - .1 91613---- � I - -
them that I could bristol board, a, box of Newynanswater. you.- : , � people find it out? - I -
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blood-purifier.1 1� Shwrose.when Brune entered night from the Frostham's; for in the of the entire di r"n. ooery, store up in Long Island last week. .. RestkontainsneiUw . 0 1 �,
given away hundreds of bottles of and met morning the two men were to go together to, - _gestive and nutritive o Fwas .. I ss all'o. I
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balton v I Will heard nothing for food and the city -to assimi and I gave them the best I had. 4 t
L him with a suave courtesy : and the unso which pio-duces both the natural .w there, and the subject came up
'. I 3a the best to be had."—Wx. Copp, pleasure. He felt sorry to trouble stham was waiting at late and transform it into nourishing, reviv. The p6prietor of the store agreed ivith T' AUCbTIC. ' I i
- such a her garden to to tell him when he re. ifying blood and healthy tissue. , ... Jf I : !
nice -looking gentlewoman, and he said so it gives me so eiithusiastically that I began to won- 1,
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. - - Pastor X. E. Church, Jackson,Minn. turne&; 'HeV left Squire Frostham with appetite, digestion and sound sleep, and der why he wasn't rich. Surel 6,4 .
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, . rious. "' Have you brought me bad news, ham made a great deal of !the information vital nerve, ance otbuying like this he must be a xuc- ! . WPAPP
� � I � Mr. Anneys?" -she asked. and broke the news to Will'; with much con- I H. H. Thompson, Esq., of 1�. o. Boic 4, KiPple . "_ ; - : r,
, I" I am afraid you will be put about a bit. sideration. Will hea . rd h4iT sullenly. Blair Co Femils, writes: " I bad been *troubl�d cessful grocer. And th �`n I looked around . 0 0 . I ��
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,Sir Ulfar Fenwick met my sister thi � He with exireme vomiting in surnmer season, al- the store and changed my mind. It was a - ! Jda - . i I
. Is rn0r,n' waa getting a few words ready for Aspatria, ways after eating; had to he very careful at times dirty, ,-o'gleoted place, with dust on � every. lakfa 4� I I OF EVERY
-natured eyes, as Mrs. Froatham told her 'tale, but. ,�hey had thing, a'Q disorder all about. � . . . . . . -
. Ing; and they were neen by ill , to get any,thingo stay on way stomp,ch at all, - J .
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I ONLY WORM IPAIX and I came,quiet-like, to let you know that ,were for her alone. To Mrs. Frostham the been tak ng o er medicines, but without effect. Screw- loose I �, ,&& 4 - -
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he must leatVa the dales to -night." adopted a tone she thought very ungratefuT. Medical Discovery, and thought I wo Golden . . -, 3B =4 - �
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11 Lady Redware,that is not the question. is the only medielne that did me any good, as i "ejer and I were left alone, . _ __ -, - .
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. and I will answer you quiek enough, What is there to make a wonder of ? Can. 'Zy.medicifie at all and don't think I need any with Me about this buying business,' � . . I . . I . . . . .
- �Xot not a woman talk and walk a bit with her ynore." I fio�n, Sotir Stonlach Diarrhdea. I � .
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VETBRINARY. � " You cannot frighten Sir Ulfar frcm very particular to b is effects of constipation doesn't feel like selling, while it's just the contrary. � nessandlosso ;SLEEP. - I I I "I
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Allerdale. To threaten him is to make him I "' fhaVe right," said the grocer, omphati- . - I . . : . � . I, 4
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Vaurbary College. stay. cally, nodding his h6aA vigorously , I �
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L ON** and residenos on Goderich vim*, = and my sister together, and when William to you," he said coldly; and then while never gripe. Disbonest druggists try to He took me back in the store and ighowed � i . -,
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� �_ Anneys hears of it,;:Sir Ulfar will get such a visible, he took care to - ride as if quite at get you to take a substitut I Is not sold L- bulk. Don�t allow
C e fur the sake me five qasea of canned goods he had just allym
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1� from Froatham he whipped his horse to it's � 66 I I is ' just as good � I and " wi-11 answor "
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�, 'geon and Dentist, Toronto College of he could not belp himself. I say freely, I fall apeed, and entered the farm yard with as Dalton and Whibehaven on the other just 'a lee:tle swelled. Not enough to hurt - R - : -
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� v*jerinary dentidg, Honor GraduaU of Ontario vet. did so to please Aspatria and out of no it in a foam of biirry, and himself in a foam aide every local n-ewspaper will have or lem ; Reb le �can't tell e. difference, any- . . ! .
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i skilfully treated. All calls Minpily atknded to " But if he Will not leavd Allerdale?" . CT,COPYOF WRAPPER. � . k
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or t night. Dengsiry ano surgery a " But if William Anneys and the sixty her lips. The Earl of Lonsdale, with a large partyo is town. " i I :. I ,
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i - - "Of courae Sir Ulfar cannot fight a him. He vowed her tears were a mockc�g men will snicker and smile !" . 'a bulge I've got on these other fel- I I . -
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I 9 woitld fight him ; but they all carry stout her attempts to paclify� hin�i' at sword -point. 11 And Lonsdale ginn to show itself. .1 . I I I
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[ Barrister, Solieflor, Conveyancer and Notary She bore it Patiently for a while ; and purposely to have the delight of toning it 'Twese other fellows would be glad , I � .- I
Publlo� Money to loan. Office over Pickard' Store, thelady with w sombre intentness which u Will Anneys saw an Asp0ria he had at the clubs " I � a, I
I main stroft, N aary. She b enough to get these," he said, 11 but they
I - formerly Mechanics institute Xiforth made further speech unnecesi ad the 'I', .
. . 1528 * been alarmed from the first ; she now never dreamed of. She seemed to grow " Sarah I didn'tL -know where. There's a jobber in A.' fibre bath, foflo,�red by . I . 5,9; - A
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G. CAMERON, formerly of Cameron, Hona dis ise her terror. I I
" What must I do . Anneys ?" she in a voice _ -big�nce. � 1
, Ir flamed, her eyes flashed and, i dale's most delectable version and blow it those here goods, and he's put me onto lots I hooest fiictional I I
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011*41`10. 0ffice-HAllIM011 Street. opposito Colborne asked. 11 What must I do ?" authoritative and irresistible, she command- with the four winds of heaven to the four of good things, Here's�sumpin else." �
. � 46 ed him to desist. corners of the civilized world." lie led the way to a &' rel of oatmeal. Tile life and glory of leather, L
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JAMES SCOTT, Barrister, &o. Solicitor for Xol� To -morrow may be �too late to prevent a y You areas deaf as the .village gossips. Worse still ! That poor girl whom but not enough to hurt anybod - Got � �
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von's Bank, Mton- OMOO -- E11100 100c, great humiliation. Aspatria, begged me to, abuse, heard by every ser the truth t suffer this way under the price. .
Clinton, Ont. Money to loan on mortgage. . Your treated so abominabiy, mus . the . I can sell five ;
1451 come to you. I do not vant in the house, whole thing over again. Her name w pounds of oatmeal for what Jenkiiis down
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Notary b1lo. SoUchor for the Doininjo door opened, and won't got the� trade ? Well, I guess !,, , � . I ,
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4mey to loan. � 12" saw her ; and his heart stood still. She of IOU, Will I" bumpkins an scandalous gammers to 40h !' , " There's lots of f 01 fusineis about eggs.- I I .
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came slowly forward, her garment of pals From head to foot she reflected the indig. and 'Ah' over. Ulfar, if you are a man, Lots of fool grocers think they've got to git I � � ' .
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*"*by store, main stre", uds; there were primroses in her her hands clasped, and the palms dropped such consequences. You ma e that he and all, t
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IM60-C anioron, Holt and Cameras. * Im breast and belt, and her face was like a no submission in her face or attitude. entreat your absence." here that i only pay 12 cents a dozen fur. . . . - For LadiestGenflemetis or � -,
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. AILILOW & PJL0UDJ`0M, was lifted, and being fastened with a large Aspatria ?" � away P , just " good, every bit, as the fresh eggs. : � 1JL - . Childrens Shoes. ... � I
be., Godarloh, Oubw1o. ivi=0M turquoise comb, it g At thin moment Brune entered and she -11 Let them call You anything they like, VO, You see, i
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and -blue sky. � went to him, and put her hand through his so that you spare her further shame and cents a dozen less than Jenkins." . . I �. %% . . ! I �, .
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. arm and said : " Brune. speak for me ! sorrow." - I "' �, i I
AMIRON HOLT & HOLIM, BulloWn. go- Brunestood looking at her, ?" 1 asked. ,
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sdi&n Bank of Commerce. Monay to lend. Flwm homage and delight. Sarah was much im- ly up to brother's -face. " You are " Dan- and her soft tongue she bebuiled me ;,. and so i THE FARMERS" I
gently behind bim and then marched square. at. this woman I With her bright smiles " Why," he said,
- $Worth. � )remed by the young man's beality, and she sionate as a brute beast, Win, a ly got onto the idea about a year ago. Be- - I ..� I n7 I -1
� , - I felt his -swift adoration of her own charms. � nd ehat, Ifell!" We can Fiettle that question, you fore that I used to pay big prices for.every- ." .
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Brune, and she completed her conquest of troubles, and has borne them like -a good and order your horse ---say at four o'clock Now does your business, �since you com- - . - J Banking - HousO
- TWEDDLE, Dentibt. Office --over Richard- the youth as she stood a moment holding I menced buying this way, compare with the' There has Ral I
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. akp six hours sleep, -quite enough- for you." year:before ?" I asked. . er8should uardag*initfaii W th
. son & 31ainnis'shoe store, corner Main and his hand and suailing with captivating grace Brune. " . 6 64 Ob Tb � It I (10 cOnnecUou with the Bank of NobtreAL) 1,
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3 , Rthe preservation of the natural keeth. AU work without any disguises. - it 9;m blame. The man came on her sudden out sake and for Aspatria's sake, you will sure] a past. " get - 0 1 RS A" FINANCIAL AGE=
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nardware store, Seaforth. 1451 flight, Elizabeth," she said. I" . 3 3 E -UNUAL �
. band, she did not listen to him. She- sent, ' is fall of f orn I
��e � Ulfar do with fifty or sixty angry Cumber- go " edware wae crying,and she orled a on a bicycle. ore w I
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him about his business as quick as might em h ize Sarah's p D. M or 1 Petro[ ch. A General BauldnK Budnems- done. DiA
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ronto UniversiV. Office. Jdarket block, Nitobell, . - rd strait. He looked enviouslv., " I don't see how the mischief - I _ smied and oubed. Ingereak &Uowed on dejial
fact, I know they have a method of per be. , Ulfar was in a Ell all
OnUrio. - .1402 suasion no mortal man can resist." " Lottie Patterson saw her,". said � Will, angrily at the handsome little woman urgin heean afford tobuy a wheel. Hiswiferides � k
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AGNZW, Denslid Clinton WiU " Because As y started in busless il
I - plished. Lady Red-4are thanked him for patria called Lottie Patter, then taking the handkerchief from his sin. a year and a half a 11 I W, I Dn good not" or morigoost. - i
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every Monday, and at urlob the his consideration 4'nd: Sarah rang , for tea teraon says tees face, he kined her, and promised to I '4. Does he get hold of these b - -, I -_ * 1
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I ___ - the sparkling of that I And what is more, Will Anneys, if for many yeare., perhaps for life. I a", uthin' about 'em. t. � I . GODERIGH I
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Dr. John McGinnis, Paradise ; it tasted of all thing ter' a ood name, I w� ill teach you, -you scandal." ."See here, my friend," I said, after a , " . i . 11
veritable cup of enchantmout. that - I a man ! You go and side with 66 : - ,
I Iffox. Graduate London western University, member ful ; it was a s delight. mouse o I 'Do not flatter yourself so extravagantly, mmute, 1 want to have a plain word with � Stew 8oi1e,r,..,,
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Surgeons. Then 'Brane rod6 away, and the two wo- Fron OF THE SAW aw"Ll[SHM IM)
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ing's hig�way ayt Cain,and Abel were talked about unpleas- " " Hold on 11 I said, 2. . I � - .. J
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TJIL ARKSTI � I � I � 1 � � � , I i I � 3., Tomato, 11. A o. x.. with strides that in-ade their hearts leap to about it .)� 15110060009 09 obry" a i
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I �Zlllo#, office lately me 0 � I fact, wherever there are women there are . tomers as though they. were dumb idiot-%. W - , -, . 94 - I K&13uf&0%1r*r* of All kinds of 8 -A
. by Dr. lUotk Bruoa_ 69 "I did not side with the Frosihams men glad to pull them down to their You think; � Madmot Upright& TWM1W_ i .-
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ID E. COOPER, X. D., X B., L F. P. and S. " What is to be done about Ulfar ?" :' I'll be bound you did !11 1 -1 " Is it not very hard then, that I am egg for a fresh egg. You think that you I . W ,iv�
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�_ 1127 will not listen to me.�) . woman I love ?" article. M*, dear air, permit me to say- that en 1118
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r llec!c d surpone, ond of himself. He will leave Redwar of .
A== Dr. XxoMd. ofilot UWY o0oupled cou e�, Ing, Will Anneys, and can come down to ,earth again, or Amadis of Gaul, t M I I I �11
rse. How handsome Brune Anneys is lip 7- At I Also dmlm in U
Dy Dr. Xseldd, Main Strad, SWoft. hey to me you have any left at all. you sa it s rpfthl and 141110011w, I- �
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Baddeme ; commonjustice, maybe then I will t'a'lk to might have happy and useful careers in f anny Jenkins, or ,whatever his name in, can so� g Isom 04 PV. � -
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I DR. F. J. BURROW89 - thing for him to do. It would be a shamo vinews of the soul ; and to that Wants it era !-which of them durst lift the stone era", who foilnd you weren't .your austom- .% ow � i 9"6101L Ge4add6l'.
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Oval HO$PiW. Honor graduate Trinity University, just totpin maosphere, the rebellion of Aepatria, So they talked &he night away, drifting You the truth." I i
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ArOFFICE.-Same as formerly accupiod by Dr. Antinous ! ys � a . gr T I - ,e
� he didn't say a word, aim- ��� : i, � CD - BYRAVING YOUR �11
Telephone great deal more human and a great deal "Pon the- hot, heavy, � 1.� P
I Smith, oppoelts Public school, Sworth. Pshaw ! Brune Anne is a Will's senseless anger as a thuiderstorm has ject to Ulfar's plan of trsvel and the far off and as I finiihed Z I P) � ,
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I Goderlah strept, opposite Methodist chure videndy ocoupy ng himself at prese gratulation, wet wi : . *W * —AT
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J. G. BCO=, gradusta Victoria and Ann Arbor,, and sense ' dan- to speak to Aspatria, .returned there in Alas i it is the very condition of 8Y at in Paris last week. I I ''. 3 Barr's Dye W I JV4x
member ODtario College nf P"loians and ger about seeing Aspatria, that muot be a temper compounded of anger, jealous a success that every triumph mast be baptised �- __ I I . 1-JV0, I . 1
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; " to decide whether very " swered that Bruce Anneys hated him, and bar was ever quite'the same after it.' W . .! CURZD BY , : 0 M (15� 0q :1�
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. ly occupied by Mr. TbomAs Kidd, Market at., 3 immense ! Poor Sandys was $ixty-six- and 11 But he came to please Aspatria,11-con- was kind'and complete ; but Anpatria had DODYS KIDNEY PILLS % 1. 11-1
forth. Dr. Sload having for many yean paid sped&] Ulfar is thirty-six, and-" She shook her tinued Lady Re Me I . � I . a
attention to diseases of the chest, can vrithoonfl. head and sighed a-gai dware. " He said he c taken ii step forward, and crossed :3 �� , " - -1 1-
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M. only to please Aspatria.11 . , -.1 4: � � !��
deuce tender his services to such as may require " How hatef � a , � � -
them. Aloaholism oured by the chloride of cold . : ;) !_ �, ill
ul country-piople are !" ex- " So Aspatria wishes me to leave Aller. . ======== P , - 1�
that bound which divides girlhood frox; � i . . . g tZ 0 , a (
. womanhood. Unconsciously she , I P. -I (
sy§4= of treatment. claimed Elizabeth. "They must talk, no dale ? I will not go.,, . . &ssarned a I ...
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scandalous - words. " , "Sarah, he will not go," 'cried Lady and a tone was In her voice he did not cam I had been troubled for several ' fa, -, d. . - A
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AUCTIONEERS. Redware, as her friend entered, the room, to bluff and contradict. He never � : � * The ONNAA Businax
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- He says he will not go2' I ordered her to remain silent or to� leave I I could : a ,. �
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r for hardly stand; until on ' I : 0 '. NTA
JLV County of Huron, salse and bills MUnded a of Denbigh considered- pleasant Ulfar's feelings instead o t. thorit I . Is the Post supply Whool for the bed .
to I had 'itsed from him, both am re. ' � i firmu- Skidenis CmdusVegat iblis -
- I M11 2 timi. ' WaS advised to. use Dodd's Kid, � 01 : -1
Ktario. atria and Brune ; and he felt I t . or �� . I
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Awilonwar for Me 0ounkies of Huron anit pf"Ji tell the most sacred of secrets." ' part of valor. -In Russia he thought it a Perhaps this was one reason of I can si ly say I ,have never � 01 z
WM. MOOLOY9 , erly been. . . I . and I so W ' Stftftupbers, one Book-ke"r and an
a wretch'! she woulel Will understand that discretion in the nobler be less master than he had form 11eY Pill$. I secured a box, M P no" oft 0*d the plachic of four
tive tbase dalesmen are in their passions, ke ardel '8'sp p . 1� - "
-tellia far considers how savagely
ptly, obargve in keeping with "es, Sestorth conversation ? f to his judgmen ,
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facturing COM - Sal 0111 wrong. What businew has any one to when a pack of wolves Frostham. I believe "9; tv a Banner ftaffing Co., Challim. __ __
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pany Z� a0ended to, were in the neigh. There he was made much of, deferred to, O,q � - a
as moderate ' and throw the oxna of keeping their secret on borhood." :� t I A SkmfopW next wook in i � 7 - -
on vasmsood. they are!an excellent pill, and I . ,
old* by Pod 001041. or and allhis little fancies flattered and obey- . M College re -opens after Zader T W
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t ad 931"ll my shoulders ? Why should they expep-t " The law will protect me in this house. N I
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Jk will reftlys prompi aftention yy PcOmmend them. You 00116, 4 k, 00., Obstlim, OnZlo. � �
, welon 21 Took. from *is more prudence than they them. Human beings have to inind the la 0 most important 1highly r: D.
� - lk 12mv selves have shows?" - 66 W. person in the world to Alice Froitharn ; �, 1.
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ear for 11 That is true. But in these valleys a lsw auto' themselves ? .How would you a W, also, that he only shared An- . CD . ,; � .- --- I
TOHN H. MoDOUGAU. Licensed Auoeon Jkll they speak no uncomfort&bly direct ; not tria, heart with Ulfar Fenwick. Men so as to 4elp 9-thers I � N 0 T I 0 E.
ty thOCOuntY Of Huron. Sales s0ended in h- like to see a crowd of angry men shoutin nd � 01 'i for :
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parta of ihecounty. Terms reasonable. Froin Ing but the shortest, at aighteet moat defin. around thia house tor you ? Think of yo Me the whole heart a nothing less but * 90 I , �, I have reeei,red Qe sis�t "11 fer
KoDougaill - I 11 ur the whole heart ; hence Alice I � � .
8 on experience " a dearer in farm ite words will be used.' -'a influences- I , from Will'- EVAN. aslum for XQX
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I I That is a pity. People ought to send consideration." 16 D 4�venport Rd., Toronto. . I. h � do ed at any time, at my redd9nog wid �
stock 74 be Is specially qualified, to Judp I sister, -and of me, if I am worth so mu -h grew steadily all through the summ r days, R. B. joHNSON, -
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of values, and can guarantes satisfaction. All orders scandal through societ i full to the brim of happy labor and reason- ,"] "I
left at Tns ExposiToR offit;e, or a y in a re 44 . . . to appeal can do *3 before 9 Wh I i I -
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25, Huron Road 'Tuckenwlsb, near Alma, will be hunt -the -slipper - form of circulation. But' � " Will you consideir', then, that an far ai told Aspstria that Alice was coming to Dodd's 1 Al �h ! I � hu will be hold 44 Joade -
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