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: Co , in"an&see 0 1 . kneel b efore the owner of mix thousand a year. -. � Didn't they both? And they omit' they is the same, I think I am expected -to' I . I zMa- ke-.-d
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...-- . - .. Ognizea, its sp. patrimony, and the usual festivities had And they burry on with their lesions when sisteri; ? 11 , . � :
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I I � roach. .,Vthing had beau done in it . 11 By everyone, I meant," said Maurice ;
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I the P * � * Crockery'. A I . �hey do not ree- in rp Tom, to Ida. � invfted me to dine at his club, the Vertions . ' -- I TH
2 Down .114es in . men is that and precedent; nothing had been over -look- A ust be all right aeuvaid Tff `AT
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arge stock -of Dinner and Toilet � unless it comes But Tom bimielf bad had little to do should think we rAght. Well, I am very - have inquired about my train. I am' ,tp - � I
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I . ith the arrangements. It bad Fieemed to glad," assented, the. second, in command- travel with th a' Olarkes, Lady Sophia has -
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the very latest desi&ma. . style of * . consumption of him kingd and assumed the adminis. -thought of it, but rea,3 Mid Lt feel sure J- hour I shall arrive at St. Pancras. . .
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a I 41110� A - treasure thencefort ,,%It the d6tsih of the and Tom looked cheerful and relieved, while lits. L It': was his piece to inform ' ft theStamachs gr -OF-
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� , � that important event were handed ever to the the young ones at I ,
4 is insidious, and men do not realize- � , � I most dancediwith. joy. - guests departing upon such subjects, did the . I
RO � 1hey are in its clutch. While consumption care of the steward and the farm bailiff, in * This may serveas a spooim4n of ther con. guests re � . I
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an as my st4k of Teas� I :ny i0dea f b,xkiDg such humilityes the k But at the time our little story opens, - : ,s Digestion,Cheerful- 0 A
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has. giVin " been a dead failure, and the sooner it comes �
�. I , . , - Probably he is,overworked and Ote f the f burs of Dackbill,ti - "' such consultations had, for th - 9 Most Part, to -an end the better. Bub don't you be M and Rest.Con 4wr . - . .
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11 - . too little timeto eating, sleep I E rphine norNineral. � .�
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. BLUE RIBBO.N an(I SALADA Ing. His appetite falls off. - His digestion e bome fruit, and the youthful party had met- badgered in i going away, just because . _ M
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,-w r. nVitriment. The liver becomes torpid and recip!ent of universal goodwill, directly the _ hers; and I hope my sisters and I 'are com-* . .
.I.- Tea in town. kY.8t0ek Of General *e blood is filled with impurities, These oecasion was over, stitTing him up to be Ation ond precision, to the edi ,8. .T"N-
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I � Groceriee include 8: everything usual- are pumped i-ato every, organ of the body, actively at wprk poking, his brisir young about them, -and sometimes, it must be own- may in the matter."' - - - I . . a q 4 &,, 0A i D -XII "'Em Pff =-? , P P I 11, q- ,-
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.1 . � , . building. up unhealthy,'half-dead tissues. nose into every hole and corner. :1, - ed, not a li6tte to the-aeoret ainjisement of a 6' It in really most awfully kind - . of you " 1 INXII;n loagi- . . - I � i
ly kept in a first-class � � The most hairm.is. dofte at theweake t spot, ' - . I . .4WJVW -v . � .
i I a It seemed to him that he was a great world unaccustomed to such rmierence 'from said Maurice, musin .
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. A : lungs-. A slight col leads to inflansina- - most know that' I should like to stay, "- and Aimsove 0, - . I �
� I tion, the bacffli invade the lungs and we test estate. The thought was Solemnising. And.now we come bo the shoot of course it ondod in his staying. . . I . . - ; -
I . - hame a case of consumption. to had absolutely no consciousness of bein the � = party, . . J%V07A&t , I . I �. .
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7 � � I I � I L consumption are cured by Dr. Pierce's imprtance ; he bad no idea that the weight of Duckbill Manor. - - . I I .
. : Golden Medical Discovery. It is the great L . them to the'very� lost momeht," confided . Q=*%J;W / , I I
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blood -maker and fiesh-builder. It restores . , Tom, to his Am ers presently. " What they . p
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GREM, V. S., bAnor Sftduate of 011"Tip tiate coughs and kindfed ailtrients. R�how: tastes, likings and dislikinga, a matter of . . .
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� . TORN -*-n dissasee of Dmwdk eat druggi. Scarcely had the Io4t portmanteau been her. He's not the leaab the sort I've e.� at a I
I - � 0 V0183111woolleffe. ill recommend a substitute. first-rate consequence. carted up fiom the her house. She iidiply wanted him in N racsimile Signature of .
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and Mrs. Ursula Dudhant. of Sistersville, Tyler Co., Yet, although .6vershadowed, the gi� b shown to his room, ere the month. he is our man ; 1! don't believ e she had a -
, UVdky a RWWV W. Va.. wTites-.- -'.I.had a pain in my side all the ,vere not annihilated by their big brother. . 4 i f-. 4//. a 4 5: W/1 .1
.1 - 0111ce, an4 residence on �0�--h fk`s* On* door time. -had but little appetite and grew very thl wind, which had been sending forth sundry single other rems6n.1,' . 4 1 � - NEW 'YORK I cattorIZA -
I '- Ida, in particular, held that she also had a -puffs and swirls throughout the day, settled � es . I I
AwotDr. SooWmallics,.&�foith. 11M The 'Golden Medical Discoviry, promptly . - "How did he' cape ? What did he � - � I 8 pnt up In one -else lotihs only'. It
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creased my,weight. . the same, .. h don't know. I don'� rem' . you anything eizo on tho 1:1ea or ptom!ss that jt�.
43. K. 010139 � - - - - - - - - ' � casement,- against which 'every creaking ember. � I 43 "'jutt as good" and " will atswer everyp '
. . � . - - --- 'She was Miss Barnet. It was a evotto doorway its protest. Heavy Wow t ' I -
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Cauft* of - offeince if an envelope were by anygtance %howers dashed against the' window panes that he said anything. Hev*ust looked her - -- - -- -- . i P 11 AG?- Sco tbat you got 04-9.T.O-R-I-L
lroerinW dentiolk Honor Gradualwof Ontario Vat-" THE ONE GOOD GUEST � ose,
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avinary. College, Honor member of On*Gjdo Vekdne* . ' between'whiles. � in the face and imiled. on know Man. --- . Th�fxd- --,-,JJ0 -0000
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1� ary1fedleal"ety.Alld . of o slaimall True, there were maiden aunts, and the rice's foolish smile ? It did for Z.
skilfully fte&W. . . BY L B. NVALFORD. Next morning it became evident that no . ber ladyship 9MOT COPY OF WRAPPER. W/ -J 1242
I All to I � I - I aunts were also Mies Barnets, but as would .1 ., I - - j V1 Ill i
. shooting could take place better than any words could have done. , I . I . !:X� ,11%:;Iii!!�
I day or nighL Den a a � . - - for twenty-four I � - � cj.�atun - . 5 40 M�;� 67017
� - be anxiously explained to Jenny and Louie, I'll .1. � ---ji�1/11 � � Cf V
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� Koln street Beata -- i ft m f Ph6ebu*, whit to thlm the good ladies were not Mies Barnets of r Iytowe'% I cc I 'Would � ii � I P
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- once. Which an admire, I c3till, Duckbill Manor could stand a siege ,I - � ---
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. . - " IIDA� AND 11 A -RE OLU ICKOuGu -,fow pop. Jenny and Lo ie, as in duty bound, had were tolerably quiescent.' to be her rudest. i And Colonel Jissop was ; I 14 0-4. , I
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I nodded &agent, and all tbreq had drawn a . wheab Flour is not flavored arti. �
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X.. ,Cameron, BarriMr and Sollaitor, Goderl&, breath in. unison, and.. paused to consider nekt . . I floially 'With spice esseiiaes-It is 51 . �
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. . Onurla., office. -Hamilton street oppoelto 6T _ the billiard balk w eren't round, Tom. Did all buckwheat, and nothing mo . I 0 . .
I Vakel. . 1462 9 Then if became evident to the unfortunate it is it a clean, and it is . C=1 , , I .11
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- , Wing of that ohooting party at Dn�khill Ida's brain was activejenii; - y � �L C)
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JA%:-�ZS SCOTT, Barrister, &a. Solicitor for X61- . t one guest among the many present to whom more absurd, 7 . HOW- can bllliard balls be 4
���� I'll uld Bank, Clinton. Ofdcq - Ellott io* �. Nothing of the kird had beeu� at friends and co-workere in the scheme for I Flour should be. 0 $*
11 - e L tempted, they could turn for sym &thy, from whom anything .but rouna ?11 � 0 It .."t 11 �
I Ciluton, out, Money to lor;u ou x6brtgage. owee the demise of the old squir a dozen making Dackhill Manor all that it ought to i
� . , L they had any.hor Of pfilosophyi - Gen,pral " They are a little gone," owned Tom Tillson's.." I Vt- =
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� Aamw to loan. i inil The younger. men, with one exoeptioni it Oub I - I hope- ho, didn't � , :3. . I J
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amt, Banister, Solicitor Notary Iko' if they thought it " cheek " their being no easy thing.to do. We shall have to elone was absolutely untainted by the pre- y . ; 0 $as
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pleaswthem ? What ifthey did -not please everything well over. .y said noth. . ., .
k I'. (' ; tepOsci"h We Must not. give ing-he looked .*nobbing unpleasant. He " Or, if he had, be would never have said true pro -duct of nature. . : 0 . .
each other ? g� ens=2pr people a handle to say'anythio -1) . $1 � ; . � Z 00 .
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another at intervals, and for which no one. 112 particular a prettily oba ed hedd which his optimism. 1. fiture. "It Was stupid of us to forget . when it is -fully ripe. . M J.d. ow I I
Pit ="S07V0T1%do- I of the fraur could ever find a sAisfactory re. she was in the habit of sha ing when it be. There is a certain aggrese, - those balls; . , xmlmnmwvl� - i a eq - Id.
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1101MBS, Burtsbars, JJ,0- cia �y wise. meanor which, especially when it developi girls could not be expected to Tilsonburg, Out. ' o - C .
I - CARIMN ii�ii a - Ply. hooved her to be-espe i 11 * course you W : PJ ;I. 11 I
. udwra In, Chancery, bo.,Goderiali, Oct K. 0. Hosts and hoste.39e-s to the manner born- "1f we are to live all alone here, we into facetiousness, is more Intolerable to � know. But I did khow-only I never once . 9 . & a � I
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, laugh. outright at ,such simpliolty ; but times 9 precise and particular as if we bad would be the worst fit of the sulks � things. Jessop ought to have kepb out of - . .PO 0
HOLMESTED, successor to the late f(rin of when they lear'n' t a boal a -One � : RL
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. .ardimne over uF v ha& feels that it is forced and unnatural -conse.'s the billi - 8 . I .
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lidian,_Bank of 06mmerce. Money to lend. Farm of life and death, were none of them much 41 Oh, don't -let lie have that-ob,. Ida. von Bub the philosophy of Maurice Stafford in it but for this �. beastly weather. I is ,
. 9 W re sa ", Jehny, the neXb'SiEter, had'tiiias- - put nobody in the ,wroug; Jove I look at 1he rain now I It is - . PY � 'a' - , F 0 ;
Set ago. Qalai� in Se9tre 1319ok, Jbin Streek over t;wenby years of age that they e id-
Xofortb. - . a 92 hi h -a irited, and independent-- ed the point of the argument ; t1oh he listened . to . .. "raining N a - I
� 4 I IOU , Ida," coverb rowls from every side ; assented to and snowiniz at once I I never saw I 0 44 a 0-
, w ile ab. the a time forced to- -c-,onfront she now began to* wail, 11 you are not want. the " 8onfoubded nuisance V` ,of the anything � I 9) - to ��.v 1
, 1 DENTISTRY. . . u iDg to suade us we should be bebter off sports- lilCe it. To take this week 0 1 a 0 I
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I I . I their ig ; oraii�e ofthe world and its W19k I man, and the 96 Terrible disappointment Ill of all weeks in the yea� to come down like t , P1 a - 9 I
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: IL BELDEN, dentist; CrOWLning, bridge work ,�iaio:d his a ; lurched ' ure as a thing n � W
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Dand gold plate work. Special attention given superior, without any dxperie 9 ind I don't; and as for- you and Louie the bill ard room when others so could be ; and they took care we sboula � J.t .1 t et- �J * � . .
to tho preservation of bhe natural keeth. All work noe to fall 'I b lurched ; went the round of the 'windows know as much. I suppose they will go 49) I � - Ito ..... -
I osrefOy perfoxmed. omce---:over johnson Br9s., back upon, any'wisescre tO umpire among =ld be very bad for you and Lou' - . . � . . . I CD L
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� Conflicang OPinion", or to close with author- -with a frown of a denouncing hadl . I 0 : - 1Z .. . �.
L ity del chances of out -door improV ement gre�r less the cheek to attempt it. I think I hear I 0Q � - -
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T11%. H. S. AXbM0.X, gr&duale of Royal Colleg �
" i of -Dental Surgeons, Ontario, D. D, -S., of To. without a - allowed to go on dining -room, and ate his luncheon as uncon- us.. Lady Sophia----?, I . obw I �
roniii Unis-ersity., 0111ce, Market Block, Mitchell, in their freedom, and confident oi their 'governess, only �:�oing your les- cernedly as though fortune ha Lady Sophia I Poch I - Lad' % )--d .., I ., . noill .
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.. I . .- I Tom,the eldest,had done with Cambridge, day to luncheon, and so on, you must not Sue a man was indeed a godsend at such Sophia indeed'!" Ida, with a'brig'h 1 pa 0 y . Fifty-three 'Students now in' ittendance. Ind :� �d .0 � 3C I
I . AGNZW, Dentist, Mkon, will and Ida, next of age, with Paris and - Brus. think you are to run wild the rest of the a moment. Thorough cofirses in Business and Short. 0 CD
yWt Ilensall at No � ' I Hostesses do not in their heart on either c6ek, was tossing 6--A *b
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. every Mo a , and at Zurich'the . like black looks, and muttered impreca. curls, and every unpleasant memory in ona J
�� - socoudTh ay In each mouth � I Book-keeping by actual Business system, t;r C., eAt- ., .
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"% = 1288 teen and eleven, had been set free by the " We -shall have our lessons to prepare." tions directed at their own skies and wtuds. burst of glorious'disdain. " What need we Individual instruction. 1--h - �1 I no ! .
. death of an aunt ; a!fd, as has been aidd it -� " But even when your lessons are pre- They may affect to sympmthise ; may do. care for Lady Sophia ? We are as good as - 9) 0-Q L-4 aq = I -
. A. R. KUNSMAN, D. S., D. D. ,%. was the opinion of one and all that hen'ce, -Pared$"the elder sister wu resolute that clare that the weather is really 66 too bad 11 ; Lady Sothia, any day,"' cried she. " I don't - Students may enter at any time. 0 0- I I-
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nage themselves, there should be a complete understanding that the, whole thing is 11 shookingly unfor- mean to. Lady Sophiia,or Lady - . Ct.
I . � Xxetft., and at his room at -Mrs. ftater's restaurant live very- happily together at the old ,,home, on the subject- 44 you must still recollect tunate,21-4' cruel," -99 mat. annoving and Anybody, I can tell i you, Tom. '. Let .me P 9 i g =.
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Hensall, every Wednesday. R. Kinsman, L. D. S., without the' necesaity for either supervisio;1 tireeome " ; but if you will believe me - deai . I . � I ,
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1,54543 - � Jenn -a au.d Louie!s l6sons were arrangett young gentleman with the thundercloud on , , =I
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Dr. John MtGlnnis, for anything," said Tom. - Ida looked at her brother, who in his turn your want of mannera'and ill-humoar, as. . Because it was our first," said Tom,sad- � I OVI
, I� must nob be supposed, however, that looked back at her. Two pairs of round heartily aa you I - I i MSTERW,,. P " � 0.
�, Ron.. Graduate London Western University � . n your 3oarser phraseolog , y ly. " And because we are not sap 1. , "I I - w 1;4 �, f Belief
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'Office and Residence --Formerly occupied by"urgwns- law unto themselves, and bebold' " The little girls did come in at fl,re m e nT-V i -1 �
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I Pickard,. Victoria Stre6b, next to the Cathollo Church : body for advice or counsel, that they bad o'clock at Stonebam," murmured Tom, sug- B'elie�e this, and You will comprehend gone off well. I'm sure none of th Man of � I : .,
1 4WHIght cells attended promptly. 1453x12 any idea of running riotat Daelchill. gesiiyely. . � whylt was that Maurice Stafford was asked pected it'would-and now, yo em ex- � er - -
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. T% -R. ARMSTRONG M. B.,, Toronto, M. D. 0. N. was this fro'm being the - case, that A vision of himself and Ida: alone b Manor, when at -were right.' If we had 'scored a big sue A* . . I
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I eld.ontarin. I I Life, as they took 1b, was surcharged with sitting drearily -down to .a miserable little sleet, and the sleet to $now the unfortun. that's all about it. -Don't let us bother our T fin AT . - '--- -- .
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11 R. COORKS, M� D�, X. B.. L. T. P. and S. fact that they had been early left orphans, ' . . fairly turned tail, a " Why,'I thought Results its 30 days,
��������� I R. GlaS904r, &a., Physician, Surgeon. and Ao. I- what do you think, Ida 92' ' nd made off to happier, you cared so much as -curea &,a ,k time iind nioiey for all pointi.
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sonaher.. Ganstance, Ont. 112.1 and' had been permitted by easy-goin Ida was hesitating aho. or. at all events, drier hunting grounds. . 1. I th ght we all did," hia plaintive ac. Paresis, Slesplegsneg% X!g * 19
��. . . . . wn, affidra, ha, urge I should like to have them," Maurice alone -(they 9 . � eralding the approach of a gri .vlons,eto. caused by Past abuses,
.1 I=. BETHUNE M D Follow o.! the: ,-%oys) weiihed them down, and set the stamp of she began. I . . 11 called him evance. 'Tigorandmize to'shrunken organs, and q t Cana - North West.
, . I guardians to direct their o I " "Of cc cents h ou I Iff tly E i -
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A-' . College *01 phyaolza Zia Surgeoul, K113991*u- dignity upon their most trifling, hotions. 44 Oh, do have us ; please do have ua.11 " Maurice " am n themselves ; he had " a " I cared -of course I cared. And C, ,dian, I
P . I Sua0mor to Dr. KaoVd. - - ' They had been wont, ev 9( - . kind of -Maurice; 111 cc," the little girl said) had been to blame E-Ily carried in vast pooket. Price $1.00 a packwo Via Torolito or Chicago, f -
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a I -if we had gob the ro Six for ss.00 wuh a written g.w..1ee t. 0,., lif P.
0y. Dr� Mackid, malvc. street r8c' '"! en as thildren, to have � eor British ColuWhis and 0
�� gpdorib Y hold momentous conversation' Bat von wojld hot even wish us to -blaurice alone, wag asked to stay on. people -or if the shooting had w 3111 MlaneV reftoaded. DON'T BUY AN IVITATION, but .
� --Carber of Victoria square. in � use lately a with one an- you, if it7were not the right thf jog to do," i � been bad- insist on having INI)APO. a 0718,
by L.2P. . Dancey. , should have b If YOUr druggist has not I points.
. I 6en as much ashamed as auy�
. . 1. - 2127 equire- 0 ' We must let, this lot go, or the WDIt It, we will mend it prepaid. , I I
other mient their movements, 6r r i ontinued the elder sister�,,,quelling with a - y would
�� � � I I one ; but I don't see," quoth Ida, re NDUO REMEDY CO,o Prop,* Cb1sago, Ill. or our Iffents. Our rates are the lowest, - We' have them
4 Monts. If any change had to b4 effected in g1d8:c6 the Outburst. as & never forgive us," Tom Barnet sough I solutelly, This rapid incm
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ter for private consultation. - ho iric it speaks we I of. you emedy that everyon I -
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I I DR. F. J. BuIRROWat the life. of one or the other, the 1 whole four g -Tom and I-whetlier or not we hio sis . " They out I a dead fail W L I , I of, rs resp"Oully, IST CARS for yoq. aeo I
k., telegraph, travel, as ought, for your sake&.A are, , a melancholy face, when it _ I -
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fAte residint ftysiclan and Surgeon, Toronto Gen. o have you. Don't . . 1. V. F R. SWMh, oat. for further infoinamution. ! .
, *ftt IT08pit", L Honor graduate Trinity University, -though �the world dependr4d on it. L su.Ppq8e it , is a question of'likin .11 us -a, long way more if we macfe them 4tay W48 only the weather which spoil the whble. - I i
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. 'uro" feased were bugelly. diverted b _ I having to What had we to do with tNe weat we I a h And Cl ! : ,oil# as, �
Smith,, opfosibe Public Sobooli Seafortb. Tolephone DO'Cent Pomposity on the p . . excuses, and telling ai e. 1) follows: - � . i . �
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� BarneVs family. Tom, they - .- . I BRA745R,nr. I CIMTON.
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K0-46� S: B-Nightcalls answered from aftici. " Oh, they - 1 4 ,
A"TFICE.--garae as formerly occupied I)y Dr. ; y this in ibh their mammw.11 . . We are in for it ; and its beastly -
" Are you sure ? How do go � bn and on muking :: TZMY, that is wfiat I a , d to, Mauric ' READ TH -8 7
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'L -told each said so; they have tbld' u 9 - lies about the barometer. It is not 9 Ing Ing us." aurice ? . Sur i ely he was not abug� . . . 0 passenger ........... HAT P, m.
. I . . im often ; they go in directly after lesso a ; and ,to thaw, and thaVo all about it. Jeno � I 1.00 V, X. .
"I I n aEL scai ter -brained a fellow n king I Passenger .... .. , - 10.12 P, M. 10,27 P. M.
. " Never said a nasty word." . . - - . - Mixed Tnin,. ; D.20 A. X. ; lo.ls A, it,
ould meet with, � and his wife had the governega has her tea * by herself on a Says it will I freeze like old bootS -P again is. .
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DR -8. SCOTT & MacKAY, " you c tray in the schoolroom. to -night ; and it will freeze to-morro No," said Ida, still 4nore energetically ' ' Mixed Train " I , 0.15 P. M. , 7.05 P. X-
: . not been noted either for sense or attaiu- She prefers it, and the next day, and the next. w, and I t I ' 001110 BART" 7 * " " I I
. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. ments. Whence, thea, Lady De Rigneur thinks it a good thing for We are r - thin before. " That he has not -at less Passenger .. .. .... I 7,r,5 A. x I
I � i came these pre- - u . . it - S, eaks f6r, Itself. 7.40 A,M.
I , Goderich street, opposite Methodlit churebAeaforth Mary and Charlotte to have a change, and larly in for it, Jenkins says, 09 - know he ba3 not tdme.;; ThatiawhyI-like P . �
. cocioua children, who needed -neither gui4. I A hice mesa Passenger., .. ....J 8.1-1 P. M. 2.55 P. M,.
. I 1111 m�D - we have made of this� k* this Maurice. He ha been so-so kind . I . Mixed Train.., 4 ., .. : 6,20 P. M. - i 4.35,P"N, .
.. . ing band nor restraining arm', and whose - - ==� ,, ,rty.. I am glad -- �
- . Jr. G. SCOTT, graduato Victoria and Ann Arbor, And harrowing anxiety t6 do the right thing . they are going, eb, Ida Vlowering his tone. about it all. I am surs he is - borry for us - I
; - , msember ont%rio College of' Physicians and un � I I We, �Iboerstanda how we feel. I know I How Mr. Atex- Ross, .-
. Surgeon& Coroner for Counv of Huron. . der every conceivable circumstance wag, - 4' Deuced glad, aren't von ? A peevish and und Wellfnfftoni� Grey and Bruce
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- ' an actual rebuke to people who took life * . . lot ! As it we could help the weather ! n thankful tosee him come into the . . . . No.,, �as" r. I Mixed.
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. d 'a r , more easily r. But I say, we'll keep Maurice, shaInt we? loom; I felt as If Brunel@..
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^% nd 0119 ORA a� I be all right to kee - Bluevale,. .. -j
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� - I . . . 1,483 all concerned to have each young people in � - -1 1� Maurice, would it not ? A nice cbs , an N bo" By Jove! So . . 10.26 -8:06
f i the family. - . .1 '. so quiet, and 80 awfully well betaved.- w I felt, if Mauric4V had only been a . . . -1 Gowo SOUTH-, Passenger. I mixed.
. r ' " �4;, There could be no barin in keep n a man of sixty, - . Winglism.. 0.50 A.M. , 8.66 A. W
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-. I AuctIONEERS'. "A fine young follow, my ward, Tom � : ,ing - Man little older -if he had bee .
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� i I nral Thistleblow, would I . . for a bit, could there ?11 he could have stood uplor us to that supeIrl. -* I Here is' his OwI3 Brussels .... ... ... 1 9.17
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: I - � - prononce I Ida looked thoughtful. . 'I , cillous old Thistleblow, and bossed- our aide . I Ethel_ ......... *,�.& 7.28 �: 1042 -
- F' 1[)IGHARD� COM-3faS. liceRsed suc the athisclab. '"Poninyword,he's . I � - . ag . , .
!� I � d to a � The only thing ib--�2t. she began ainst him and Jearop-but anyhow lie did � - . 11 I . -
JLt County of Huron, sales and bills attende crodit to One. Gives no trouble. Can - :: Dear ,Q- ir -. I f6d FEA I
I . Promptly, chaxgea in keeping with, times,,Seaforffi, steer his owix helm ; and. is. aa unlikely to . Well V demanded her brother. * his beat." WS CONDI- Londonj Ituron and Bruce.
, 11 .Ontario.. - . - * 1! Ittmight look a little strange.17 � " And I do think we ought to feel grate. ' Gorge NonTfl- - , "
.. .--- 1528-12 - make ducks and drakes of his* property as : 11 - 66 St ful to him." I TION POWDERS to mly horses for I - , pAssenger.
� any youngster I know.-,, But aside the � k range.? 'How stranye ? Of course if . rAndon d(9putt, 8.16.A.M. 4.45 P.K*�
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. - WM. MPOLOYS � " Well, we do feel grateful. W,a should' about three weeks, and it 9.18 5.55
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ionaly ye, � . ther sort of fellow, but MI%U- � pif ed the cant;&- - - - -',. - I i... 6 ... I
I P rieeisso uncommonly qaiet, and so-so not have asked him to stay on if we hadn't.. flesh ,qn .--#...:I*!. I .. 9so 1 6.07
11 Incilanear for ihe 0ountfes of Huron 7and Perth, and sidle round to -'a, confiaential ear. ' G& A lensall., a.... i , . ,::.
I I and Agent at Hensall for the Maa@ej.H&rrb1r&nn. thundering. . . it . cheerful, and-harmless.0 He was our one good t t I at such a. rate that they ... 91" 0 is
1. facturing Company. sales promptly &#enddd I*, hisfa E rig, 3 on kncw. No more 2like I I :: Yes -yes." ' I . " You are sure h4 u *� broagh ' I Kinen ........ -ib ..... .. -9.90 -- 0120
I - Charges moderate and satialsoMon gur&njaod. less my soul ! what a laugh a lile'p o stay, Tom V t me over $50 more when sold Brucefield-...
I I � " Re -was pleased to he asked, anyway, � 01111ton.... - -. � ....... 10115 0160
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� orftra by =ill Addressed to Hensall roo ozoe; or . poor Tom had.! And what glorious times save* Thous ncle Of LivelL I do want a -fellow -like that'sometimes," - thau they.would have if I had not tiondesboro.j...11, ,.,. .. lo.as . ,7.14
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� isfi at his residence, Lot 2, Concessim 1,t, Tack. . . " Of course, I'm not A nd-,- ch, S �s, I think he's all riflit ; he is � used Blyth... - . ". �!,-.. " ". 6. 20.41 749
; we used to have at that old place I � - pleaded poor Tom. , , .
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� p-romptatknum. 12*u ob Dewitta, of Bay ng its lonel7-and we made up our mot quite such a fool as he looks.' it. it , .
tI - - something to see Duckbilf once more what Island, wag dragg,d to the Terff4i of ov" I 94 TOM It) I Was money in My pocket that Be18rAve,...*v.�;, .4 ... � 1066, 7$7
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I- It. MOI)OUGALL Licensed Auctianeer . fog I eart disease. a mind to it even if it were -but still, when . : . OING Stm- . � 'Passenger.
� . � � it was then. I don't take to these Mon- death by dreadful I I . time, I ean tell you. ALEX. J. RoSS, a � ,
strous proper-bAaved youn I fiven up to die. H wag You get a good fellow like Maurice Stafford (To be Continued.) I I Wingliam, depa 6,51A�X &80 r. it.
- the County air Huro;. Sales sit -ended in au 9 men ; lips , Prom vigorous manhood -and suc rucefield. . .
. dou'b - and that's what this boy of good I old! (? bad gone to a broken. d ,h an inoffensive ebap, too -n, -0 1, B - Belf"All ...,... 7.04 3.45
of th.eCuuntY. Termareasonable. Fromlfr t 99VOI1401at-Wrook. . . 1.4 .......
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I a I ng expenence as a dealer 99 He Procured. Dr A a, Oh, I think y6n -might really keej � 4
. - I . I - a si4X Heart, used It - fa , and . I to -da " Yes, I am sure vo, -Sir William Van Horne has received a Three pou�ds for 50a at 14ndeeboro.i.. I I
� $W* - aU klplcuds� he is specially -judge, e&up, hinfern-Jawed solemn( young L welghs 218 pounds, him," said Ida. " *it of Magnificent china'�vaeem and plaques . . . Clinton , 7.24 , 4.10
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�r . V � " squeak propriaty.tl day the rest remedy an reconim,en ed As you say ' hue from the -Emperor of Japan as a token of the . i 1141 11 11 �
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to him. fit relieves In.so minutes. is Perfectly inoffenalve, and you kno4 1 8.17 i k09
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