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- . .- . k W6#ldreach. home before the Dalton post- vdrg of heaven .1 How many bimea I said, Cured 11 25 Cents . . . .
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I -rose a8ey up - to -the 'front door. it 21 "One Octure of my childhood " Dr. ChAseps catarrh 0 I lcz I.I -
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writes: ,!Before I paid much. atten. . I stood open, and she heard a baby e, " comes before me now. id To-daj - Is as Well -
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without, unkind intent, Will and Alice . pleasant -faced woman.at her, horrie on Horton - _.
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- and the effleacy of slud Brune generally felt that their entrance Love is the sun of' . I :k , - Of course the expression cbangbd, but at -the temptations at Albany I 4'L , - *
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I I 11 . 1%1 uickly enough to prevent Aspatria seeing *o6ld bi'too much for him, he might -not be very 9 ly t'U , usband was very . . ..
. . I - d Lwning is the, 'S her visit was ino ortune. Alice. said : elected. He was nominated for the Assem- About three years ago rat
3rferred with some -discussion. SO AN woman's life. Its! r gelt _
I . patria and Brune begAn-to sit a great deal I , .
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Pills, I haVe not had .at, it bright- I sister-in-law, and, an Will met her precisely feated in Broo fatUr dii not go to night and go for a doctorf or to the druggist - -
. . cUfts, in a confidentialway, what they were ens into the steady I . . .an he would have mob an entire stranger, Albany." ' 'Oh what shall ,we do if wites In -y I - I -
. I one day's RiCkneSS going to do with their future. Brune had affeqtion of the con. v 0 my huri often, +neOected to Pr-OPerlY Are the Best in Vak Market. -
: . Alliap's excuse WAS doubtless a valid one. an m o care more for money that will We
for over th W -y yeus no definite idea. Aspatria's intents were tented wife, and I clothe myself, and contrakied severil heavy a Splendid Liao of Sha
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that did not Teadily yield to this must wait until the spring brought her ma-. man's loftiest ambition. . Her bighk!st pride ut Will could do nothing all the evening h= through fiery furnaces- Lit basi ; I tried doctors, who helpi,'d me, but did no I - -'I
. . remedy. My wife had been, jority and her freedom. is in her fitness to fulfill this grand and but wonder over the changes that had taken n , . li COMPLEft,
PreVi-I One frapty day near Christmas, as B- . political life? . T know of man cure me, and several specia#' aL-wh medicin
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- sacred destiny. - Nothing so clouds and plice hi his sister. . * devoted wives and daughters who do care I was relieved but not, curo I was emn I
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lous to our marriage. an invalid for wasysturning from Dalton, he heard him- .darkens her existence as to be incapaci-. However, when the first jOy "of re -union most for the spiritual 1118 of tha one that is intolerably when Mr, Shaft I mmended m Of ,Garden Tools, $jades, '--
yeam She bad a prejudice against self called in a loud cheerful voice. He was *tated for this noblest of womanly functions 'in over, it in a prudent thing not to try too dearest, to them, but - there is . a greAt,dan- ! reco _ Sh
, pasCing Seat-Ketel, and he soon saw Harry by weakness or disease. I I . to try CHASE'S CATARRH Cap ; and it"began - Drainin' ,!.' Tools.
I . cathartics, but as Poon as she began V - . A woman who suffors from any ailn far the welcome thatia given'to the home- ger in some quarters , that, in adition to I .., 91
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. i __ 1"tored. white snow bene!%th his feet and the feels something more than pain and physi. . Alice 'had to the idea that Aspatria in the home, & on the street, that the great . entirely cured me. I cano. . peak too hig I 4:.,
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. - 1. Brune bad not seen Harry for five years ; But no woman need reinain tinder this as able lived. 'It had been refurnished and father wishes his wife and daughters to The blower included is a .... help to suffiezem I .
. I ' . . cloud -of misery and dissatisfaction, Dr. was used as i a Aspatria. looked have 11. I A SPEOIALTY. ,
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. strength to the feminine organs. . of canvas made sacred by her mother's fing- on I I must make money," ratLar on throw away his H e so mu h
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. It is the only medicine of its kind devised ers holding her own over it. She could re. 4 I must do the will of im that 'sent me. I
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Irde and Diploma at worla's Fair. sequ nt ones with his old friend ; .and when perlenced physician, and erninent specialist formation of almost every letter of its aim- own, imagination,. I 0 oul n1t, write to yo I I _
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I -1 cannot Say too much f And, as my fingers on the sampler move, mmoney ; but don't dein ' " d man I t . t
accep the first opening as the gift of fate, or Dr. viercess ravorw, if he could, is the very one who ought to be 't . .
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: AtePrescription, writes miss Clara Baird, of h9emytender heattt6 seek thylove, kept out.-,-IRam's Horn., , when he marries you and? ,,.ts,kea up the tie ..
VETERINARY. Bru M6 found there was a commission to be Bri eport Jvontgotneryco.,Penjila. "Ifeelit Wi h thy dear ohildren way I have a part, burden of providing for bh6 needs of a. hom, 0- , - . .
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rokx ORMT1, V. B., honor . graduate of On or it. Indeed, ing from any disease of the womb that it is the I - . . + .1 w ! - . wii%w 19 &S
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. J velertnary College. All dissami of Dons= - Bh:Zeetaa*'b'y' `no%b':ssa`nPsa`Fyi fpoor man; best medicine on earth Ar thent to u.,te. I cannot And it was gone I She, went- inti) -the lum- . I cNabs. I pecuniary sacrifice. 'He 0 is level tl I - !", -
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- - 7 Ofibb and resideucal on. Goderloh, street, one door d h' . ttre of thd farni's proceeds had. 'address.'r . -. . pile of old prints and shabbily fraluied cer. BY THE RIGHT HOW. THE EARL OF ]CM 5,bIERE. . I I
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. ria was delighted. She might now ,dealer bi liver and bowels. Ofalimedicire With a sad heart _As . . I
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TeUrinary Surgeon and Dentlak Toronto College of cussed he matter constantly, and began to - white diminity curtains (The following was found in an old paper, pretty hard, matter-ot-fac ' okid-to recove I
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veterinary dcati" Honor Graduate of Ontario Yet. make t . nreparations necessary for the d has been forwarded to us for publi. the low of which you we . the cause. f i - *
I . petty and futile. She had dwelb among baby's nurse. The vase her. father - had an a happiness is not --the oer ,;, t - of the love e - j -f
were not then arranged t e high places and been familiar botift, her at Kendal fair was broke . cati . . . I 'a co
arip-slry College, Honor member of OntaAo Vetedn- ch I i on.) Our stock i ta 4te in sAU: "
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my Medical society. All diseases of domest10 animals , throned in both your h to it can ji aver
by ate& and electricity, and the letters great sea, and to make -images of them ap. am& I mirror and dressing table -had been , There hatdly'ekiata in Scotland a more, b and gr& #s of
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I I relad to the.; purchase and transfer of peared a kind of sacrilege. Bat she liked removed for a fine Psyche in a gilded frame. Ti turesque spot. than the buri l pl:kce of the -e P ". ;.q i I
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JAMES L.; KILLORAN, had at rat n? g ids to a s3hool but the ad. meat. But . the harp was dilerent.;. its her, and iliat bit of knowledge she deter. body to Canada;. He .spoke with ranch he famous MotLut . 11, . i
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rioter, Solloltor,, Conveyancer and . go held sympathetic tones she felt com. eep to herself. I fervor of a recent visitor*,whom he described 11, "I I . . MWWWWMW=006 1
- Public. Xopley, to loan. Office over Pickard's S . . --The Washington in ent is 555 feet I "I
: P tore. Harry a nt to his friend. But one night patent to piaster. To these studies she 'After some hesitation she tried the spring; as a lion of the Present chief, a youn . i
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- . dancing, She was already a fine rider, and .1 and there lay the unhappy white. had been much thought of by the nobility , I 0, a Of 4' ,I Ki
G. GAMMON, formerly of Cameron, Holt a; was= to direct, Aspatria, to -an excellent her -information obUined from the vicaes satin dress, the wreath, and veil and ada to* tacky, 1,428 feet. . - - - I .
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will . had an innate love for study, for quiet and ,a am e I . of Liberty -.4 New York liar- .
. tp pon's Bank.' Canton. office - MoU lock Itiorant of these move - did so il !ted her lips, 'Ll..
Uftt n,, OnL Money toloan on mortgage. need . - How oft are the pictures which tf me most endears, bor is 305 fee& high. . class fit in every depj Ament. I
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were ex-tr n . And listened well pleased to the ohroutmek's lore, , h6 islauA , voleano off tho - .
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I - iz=- ceived as i gift h f edoin and her for : ground, . . O mount5n* I e an , .,
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I tune. Th re waa no hitch or trouble in. its On Saturdays Brune generally spent sev and plans - and been pormitted to mak t i 2e A'Ito t -f 4 1 chardwn if I
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: Anneys, h nesty and justice the yery bre,&th Brune was a constant wonder to As a 0 a f th6' absent Nving I - ! . C, - tm 4 -
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I & ROL MESTED. suooenor to the Utz , firm of of hiss n ils. Aspatria's fortune had been (jertainly his hpudso le uniform had done Would the dead be kiDde ? She went to Where, where has It vanished 7 The breeze as it -Mount Olympus, whpAe's . 4
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!W. TWEDDLE, Nntlbt. Offloe--Over Rl -higbe3t traditions . used ikl- lovingwomen. Did t ey know her? Did As Its. gallant forefaltbers of' old. 18;6 _T 1 , . .,
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John,, streets, Saaforth. . -phyal ally handsome men of there -found in Oh. had thy been other whim any betrayed . - I d .. : i . 1 . I .
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I mountain -alleys have been for centuries tle womanly devices to ex use their passin here was no answer; ' 416tintSinai, tile in in fronf wh, . I I ,
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servation of the natural .keeth. All work The liked to see him bend his beautiful drum of the ear like . limed, -is 8 000 :dp I ,l , *
performed. Offies-over Johnson Brm' thunder. - Me a branch with the honors of spring on Its head, I feet high. til 1
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r . - - i tion gave her. thyme had grown luxuri tly. She rubbed For he know that thu tenant of esoh narrow be4 -t -High peaks . I __
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: , AQIMW. Dentist, Clinton, wm the useless aily labor that has to be con. though generally she "Pent them at the tQ'her heart, and she felt 4 if le -des unseen, Does tbeir summons go forth from the e. I I an lqi I - . t. South Main Street, - 7 :- 89
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I V% y tender with her, and even Alice , us received her. Thus it i J that deatty in Whe . -.----- , -, -,
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. i Dr. John McGinnl% ,. is attained only by4requent association She returned, to London and was a little %Vhioh mourns for the - stranger who cowes not Upholsterer 9Md iffiAttrooll 1
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. Offioe and Residence --Formerly oocupled'by Mr. Win. th t it of this phase. of As. from any outside element.1 She felt Aapat- I ?
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I - it. calls attended promptly. 146 again within the dear old bousei that -held 0 ..a imagination. For; three years it saw polite to- show her annoyance, Aspatria, by. To Uirls who think of Marrying. ive Tou 1 After Christmas it's what sha :
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: . . as ' 6y the slim, virg I one, and, never interfere are. Who ever looked for*ard to marriage sprin )p . . I .. I -11,
wbeie the a shine laid a gold on the green . ... I W -001D WML BE TAXiff "R .
. COOP=, IL D., N' B., U F. F. and & . . inall ' uniinished looking girl mitbe powers i.rho hold the thread of - ' I -
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I . IM- daisies, and e l4rk-'s son was like a silv. fection of Aspatris a . -to quote Jenny Wren -or you will love where siliall we th* . __ .
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q %I Hoopital. Honor graduate Trinity University., 11 CHAPTER VE 'larity of & are that distinguished some of them. t was .,..i . Y, said the farmer, go down wIL xvAn. I . I I
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of Oiitario. Coroner for the County of Huron. , I I _her associates, that exact beauty which bareheaded to receive her " I
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AWOPPIOR.-Same as formerly occupied . r sweeteider. Take a can I wit " RICHARD Trn_ owl -
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D g the thirty of the first half no man's heart bent a throb the faster. Her tenant. be g'your husband's
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. , . school for Yot 119 gentlewomen was a t 1119 Leodardo's Mona Lisa, the charming face handsome officer, " had not your colonel probable think that married life is on was staying over night, "you musti, have - ,
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than men love passionately, the face that Sardine been in Richmon holiday, and you have nothing to Zoeeur=' its aim accurate Judgment to have filled 1BUGGITIES
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DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY, . f t men can die for.. IV . very, proud of youj air, and said so many fi circulate from the easy-ebair 'to the piano I houb. running it - - I
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. itorls and Ann Arbor, and inheri Of went back'to Seat er- There had not - . I lover _. CA I
i teuxber Ontario College of rhysicians honest livelih, d.! Asp tria was mu been much comm - and work. He is to be the I . A'
I and ch im. unication between Will . (To be -continued.) - . bread -winner. -_ L =0 - 19, _. &
: 801geons. Coroner for County of Huron. pressed by he noble bearing and' -6ne man. and herself. Yes, you will do your part; TOU I - Now is the
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: a *AcKAY honor graduate Trinity University, nets, and by e elaborate state- in which and his sheep, his wife and his, two babies. . your share of i he earning and saving;,if Y014 1 1 . - get your .,
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l L W. SLOANg ' yos, ions of truot in obtaining more than a *competenoe H L material Land by MID volu W -
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ly occupied b Mr e -exercise, there were grooms nothings, written in the small, pointeci,flo - I e 11111211im - .9
their eques-ti from' the iflliage.- The place in no mor . purchasing elsewhere. ; I
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attention to diseades of the chest, can witho,onfi. regular recepti on 'days, which afforded tyros I a
nei4liborhoods. "If I mariy bli0l, a
I them; Alcoholhm cured by the chloride of gold - - oppor- --"he mvet live 1. . I bn ,
t 3i tunities for 1 1,1110vathig the pended on .no ouch 1 trivial, accidental by 0verybOdT in the city; I will - 01 ;
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.. .Many of An trials turies of inherited affection ; she could test McDonald,if you have any matters to attend at ithe beginning of Mar . Years with Drops3l. 1, C- ould not .
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IDIGHARD COMMON, licensed auctioneer forthe high ran ,_ Jiflias an'd Lady Ague- to as it . -
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enough. but a few dayp,11 was the answer. Father '&V any rate, dix:osil of the pres nt home al' " rest. I was a to' Use-, . I
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I - Hundreds of miles awa she felt the cool sent for Dr. Carry after the physician left, e . dvi d
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. I I D&tria soon ac uie*d their outward form of 0 A n sifi a to h In a a te a will Dodd's . dney Pi I o I have - I
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;aim deliberati and their mode a on it. She Was Made he wanted to be left alone
sud4gantatRensall for the Hawsy-Harris 31anu- I g Of L !the onl used ti4o
: i to , soft SP beaks and the for a time. " I hav I marry him unless he gives up the farm. A
eeoh. or the rest, she decided, wayside streams and the tinkling of the said, " and tried to ser ve himi but if I* am I
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moderate and si action guaranteed. with s yular Frudenee, to cultivate only sherep-be'lls on the highest fe The ra p , unexpectedl where? Bearly in the morning, surely. Rise I . . no
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is I ow by inall addressed to Hensall. Post Office. or those ants whichnature -had obviously berries were ripe in their sunny corner : ' Y to the next -world, I socially ? Doei the honest employment alone objection- ng 11 - -1 " '
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, efforts ]p I ved that she had no taste their perfume of ancient ithings, t . publish this so as to help others. ann. s ebta mad atin i
TOHI H. NeDOUGALL, Licensed. Auctioneer lot X -the attempts to ortray .An interview be. a wjl, ung man : I u ]a ga t
, P , home -'like comfort -it was all so vivi . was brought up a farmer, has * " , . . Mrs of Cd=bgg 014P T'nient.4" or
0 t4ecouli of Huron. Sales attended in an the majesty of ibe mountains or the im- present, to her d, so tweeiiGod indinyfatherlasoul,and he emerged stocked, I remain,, yoursi , !, 1 ON t . 111M I
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left at Tnz Exp 211 ho. I . I -_ . cal. The farm is'an stare as anything sln ' stook. Binh 14'6ww " , - . .. ..
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