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Ve")EHNARY
JOHN GRIEVE, V &, honor graduate of OntA I 0
Vcterinary Coilege. , All diseases of DomeJ Ao
o animala twased. Callis promptly &tWiided to g id
ahargesnioderate. VetevinaryDentstry &I Iy.
. colifice and residence on Goderich street, ,cue di or
East of Dr. Soott's offloo, Sestortli. I 11124i
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I Veterinary Surgeon and Densint, Toronto CoIWJof
Veloatinary donSista, Honor Graduate of Ontario A -
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Med(c&l ooleby. All dleesisas of domestic aniulals
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skilfully ft( ted-, All calls romptly attend
. d&YL air nig it. Dentistry ans flurgery. a a , -1 it,
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office and I ispenoary—Dr. Campbell'a AM .ca,
w MAID stroet 3oaforth. Night calls auo�vrered ftg�m he
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IiJAMES L. KILLOqANI L
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Barrister,1 Solicitor, Conveyancer �.and Notary
I Public-. blopey toloan. offlaeoverPi'k rd'@Store,
formerly Me blinics' Inebitute, Main StT t, Soalo tb.
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. G, C MERON, formerly of Capieron, Hot &
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Onta;io. e -Hamilton street, op elis Colbc rue
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S. HA 8, Barrister, Solicitor. CO ,voy nd
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RNot&r Public. Solicitor for J v'S SZO .
Bank. OflffiF1VC&rdDc1sb1ook,MsI 1 6
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I M. D�ST, Barrister, Solicitor .1No , tary 1
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Nfloot-Rooms, five doors noRh #00mme
Lei,' gro*nd floor, next door to C' L. POPA 9
swelry sto1re, Main strOok oeatorjl'� - Qode�foh
tilb-ca oron, Holt and Cameron. . 221P
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SCOTT - McKE,NrZIE, Barristers, S)Jloltors a a,,
OUnto and eayfield. Clinton Office, hII
block, 18A.c, street. Bayfield Othoel open aviary
Thursd&Y, &in i,treet, first door west A postomee.
Money to I an. James Scott & E. H. i 1cII!
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Dft. 11. S. AN I DFMON, graduate of �toyhl C49 0
of DeDV Burgeons, Ontario, D D. S., Of
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DRA, R. KINSMAN L. D. 8.1, D. D.
-iff onourrioduate of ioroii� UD rely, t
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I Hensall, every 'Wednesday. H. Klesmin, L. D,
at Zurich the last Thurdeday of eI month.
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R. F. A. SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of
DRoyal College of Dental. Surg soon, Toronto. I
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A S LDIER OF FORTUNE. 'I
. � � i =and ov6 are assocniateadl We all get into �he. ma 'ket on those terms," of
k, -t that Eve w -is beautiful. Phy eyes dr
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I .BY . L. T. 11 Esther found fav:)r )ecause of her ca -m. flashe Bud len I Xe. i L
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He � entered the house, and sat down to tea �, I I 'elen of Troy , -1 I 8 all .,n ie fo mine, and whel) it comes "
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t] iade historic L lit inalill naki his fortune, an -4 cover me .co,
with his family. He was going to catch the � touble f or 1. BEAU W�th 10 Y. )) I L it
night train back to town', and before he ,"I tvo nations. — -_ . ;Itt �.olu a e a lueer girl," repeated Miss yo
went, his mother, still full of her idea, came I 'oboqy - ever-, AND ,
to him, and�, drawing him into the seclusion i� . I Prett - � but as it was her role to soothe ett
of a bay window, -began to talk. - r c )nceived an L a d coyxmic [Llni ,t,,,, iia eccentric voul!ng heiress, It
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home to us, J,ohb," she said. He colored "I Mro ' sil
ma=$� are �' I wl Feaveiyou in peace,"' she said, sif
whc-n she said this, and his heart leaped np., [ ; -_ i
Could his mother have heard anything ? I s Iways beau- � I :.1 I �ovilajg 01 ards" the door.' " You are quite P1
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.. if Its good for me marry young," she � . . .1 I spare a cou
Ideasof . to go it Madlanle Rachelle'o �this after- en
proceeded, " and, John, my d.crar, it isn't � - f
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far to�guess where your affect,ions are 6en- �j leauty differ . . I , noon. 1?" I I I
I ,1 I ut the � ot - I - I 11:Qui 0 Positively sure. I shall be busy D
tered. I'd like to tell you pow before - YOU I le
go back to town how heartily your father � s:)rt of lovIiiiess that It agree upon S the t e �Ohol e of the afternoon. My bead is, � wi
� ealth, I No matter wha. her ftillA ideii and I don't want to lose
and I )uld approve of such a match and 5 1 eauty of 11 I f
if m Iw ' � f !atures', no sickly woman can be attrac- t orlii.11 . sli
oney is any difficulty, John, we �, [t.ve. Sallo sl ii,sItinkencheeks,pinply . i 11'� I will bry and make arrangements that all
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bit tol give you � yearly��aliowance." .11 f tee, hollo e es,' -lifeless lips-thelce are Nladime a iall see you to -morrow," said tic
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In I couldn't,allow you to do that," ,� 1 Mi.ss,Prettyman, and then she, left the tr
.11 B 61 11� !pellant, And they can nearly always I Ing the door . her. ' an
said i n The color was still high on his le traced to the one cause-wonianly rooin� olosi . softly behind
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che( weak Almost all the ills -'S'h ; o��walkiugthrough one of the outer fe(
eC.1;tis eyes had an eager light in them. riess r d sease. ! � ,
I 6 . �200 a yp.ar when I * woman in .are I cured if' you put the dromin r4oms, when the door:'w' a Bliddetily of
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was at 6xford," he said. " I am now re- inninine rga iism �nto healthy, vigg'rous ftuni op ri� by a footman, and Mrs. Vincent to
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The E�gle.!" With that sum I must'be tc)in 1 e., e delicate organs and .4o no .. w i b �etain you a momqnt, Letitia,"
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ti 'q' may be� it io she iAid, ming up to the good lady, and a
content,'aud my wife, when she comes to �; t la te� wh t t �e symptoms . d
` givilig III cheek an icy saiate.. 11 I ji A ac
me, mus�b be sikuisfied withwhat'l can earn �� leStit I there for the real trouhl ' e. ,a
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for her,;: nd with what she may happen to 11 uc disorders are completely and wpnt to k ow if it in true � �hsot you And to
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eri en ly cured 1,�y Dr. Pierce';, Fa- P y1lis f r � goiuw Lo be presented by Lady �
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parentalfor support," - I R is designed A . �he next,drawing-room." pa
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61 Bit 'we should like you to mLry soon,"" i hing and is the only pre ' I 0 may that it is perfe ; etly true," to
'0 �, a mtion of the sort produced by a regu r ied 11 9 ,Prettyman. vi
said M #. Satith, 11 and -and -you'll forgiv - There vii I
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my Imlay ng it John, but your father in so g86 � ' Lirly graduated . physician � a skilled I 1 4 a li"'Veing of almost pardon-'
bn you �helpiug him with the farm, ana- if j� w:)ecialist in th - e diseases of women,! � - a lei I tri it ph in - voice. Poor thing, Da
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My eyes for over a year with such a dreadful - 11, $it � It for a moment, my dear said hoo
66 N cy I" said the young man. He 1 Itzhing and inflammation that I could not use i � 11 :
I Mr,s,`�Vi cnt, 11 I know you are engaiged, oe
stepped back a pace or two, and his face 1� thern for anythi6g. Physicians had given'rue ,� I .
turned pale. I � so I �eaol yl*ill not !keep you, but a ,few no
I ., n any different ritmedies which were like usilig . t 11 .
11 N acy "' ,he repeated. " In such an I so much water; -thed, measured my eyes r& in 'Men a i�onversatlon will save . a lo� of re
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idea as that; - - thoughts,. mother ? I ft t. My mother desired me to wri Dr. "' Ma4a 'e Rachelle, of course." $ lip
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Then p A put it away a ain. ancy and I JR. V. Piercei at Buffailp, N, Y., and explain the �
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I are ft ends noth' m c, N., � �, C4 adition of iny eyes, I did so, and after follow- I Yott. re 6 see her to -day 9" f I
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" Th 6� in -not true, John," torted his � I , in diately after lunoheont� I
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mother, ll It isn't for me to ry into a .; - )nly trust he on't be engaged." eng r m(
young girl's heart, to take her "Er It ely etnov�d. My health was never so good " Vads. e I achelle will never,be Jged wk
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ind 4�x ose them to the light of ,day, but it ill's I I to youri , on y, Letitia. I on W,
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I know' anything, you are more t an a miere " I - ----..i wonla 6 I h( r for the dresses, and yoJ ,are. ep,
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iend t ) her, and I can only s,y, that I � I io Ine alse pan touch her'in sty .
think y )u have 0eated, her shamefully and - 04 n rose at ber Nit, and another -fastened just come 6 adoy that I would send Daisy . gr
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unwort, u have not re�urned her p, Iquetti8hly into hei thick coils of raven-' in imme0i Itely after. lunch to go with you.�! in
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John, thiuk�of the 'Old saying, that I Love 1-yery,essenceof grape in each motion and time " I I * �
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begets I oove., " . . I !tr ovemeDt, entered the 'room and sat down Misp �r tty�,.,man'a eyes became, vaguely' M
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Miss rPrettym an was nothing if she was � .
�[ a taking more than one lad a dress for her? Her prices to
not - notilliou a. Society held her in �;m she detest I y to alle to, ak 1 I
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thral ;a ways and its maximsI were her �o art with,her, and,'as - a rule, refuse* to . age 4imphy nor , P in
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life. ��,;X, hen Phyllis came to be. she deter. �c aper0ne iony one -except a " debutante.' Mhat , , youlmr,ca , le
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all the t ecessary observances to ensure her ,,'.ar glad, aren't y I I M. is �,'r yman sitood up, and then,under he
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a good I Of i, I don't k at I glad," replied tbp nfiu�n - eyes, sat be
course, the primary thing was to get her �� h. yllis, with a sli' '.t backward tons of her doI ago -I I .
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present. -d. Misi Prettyman had never been' i; 'e d. " She'd have taken me in any cue, ' Thial is" too much," she stammered. th
present A herself. In the days when she 1, w Idn't she ?" __ " �Y�u ruin " 0 -you quite, quite ruin I me,
� ' etitis Pretqm�an stared at her young my dear N I. Vincent. My- income ca, not, ow
was I ng and fair (she was fair , still, but ,,, ; I da. �) In wa
sear YO Phyllis bout dopewithly ur dem4n- 1
Cali young), she had neither the 'money co panion's gra,3ef I back. I
'he head once . again ever her writing. Le- i 4:4 re. Vincent, i I
noi the position to ensure her an entrance 1� L it� If)' said .9 ,I a low
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to the Queen's- drawing room. In those 1 titi .in ing I e'ver . , ; 7. 1 1 th
early di ya es" e , I know' 11
Miss Prettyman was called by ' ' Phyll is this eat selfish be, li Ill ,, murmured the poor
no e aordso," inutter'ed Miss Prettyalsou, lad I eg of you not to -not to allude at e
another namel, slid was Mrs. Vincen't hard- ca .
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worked and much abused -governess. Since un er her breatb.I . . . ,to t ings. I I )i cuurhe I don't object to giv- Big
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then, h, ,wever, wealth bad come to her, and she Paidt 11 welly my dear, we . are iDg May Iress, but is it necessary that pr
with wealth Phe had risen ca oi : and I supiose you will co I descend it in at -b made at: Madame' Rachelle's.
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the soci %1 scale. When, therefore, she -was t I b interested in ur dress � She harg a our times as much: as any one gn
so Nice mf ul as, to secure a handsome young it It will be white� I muppose," said Phyl- else i Lo d n. Now I will willingly take th
he take int he world, it occurred lis. 11 I don't kno*� anything about her P Bon treet toI :
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to her t iat when ;,�711iis was presented to - butiontes,"but I have a hazy idea that they M ra. Vi tit raised a solemn�: fat hand. ye
Her Gd cious Majes�y, , I 6he, Miss Piettyman, wear white and hav� ostrich tips in their 44 !Stop,-- itia", she said. 'I' You fail to fu
nil ht a so kiss that [august hand. - hair � ., I need not bother about the dress undirstan' ie. Daisy must have her dress to
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would � ndertake to ch�perone the heiress d'Isometraidyournust. Madame,R%ch. � t. at she'should go to the draw- ha
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and he friend. Phyllis was to' make, her! elle is the only person who can fit perfectly, iDg � -
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season andMi4aPret man, having, arranged 1 for this grand drawiag-room, so we ought
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matten to her oatisfacti � mu Pd Mi N' rettym4n. Her face turned (In
ou ith �%d Ver- , to g 6 to her this.ver�r afternoon. What time ,Verj 1 pale r
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ney, cai e to c ult .Kiss Ma ale on � �. . pa
n - ;, would you like the carria e ordereAd ?" '6114
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. � i Ari� time you li�ke-f am not going out. t - Ualm F(urself, Letitia , and prepare for in
The I � use in Park Lane m,as the perfec- i to_� , . he . inevitable. Lady Verney presents
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tion of , beautifully appointed, and aplen- 11I are not going outt? My dear child, I , 11
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drawinj �-rooms and diliffig-roome, and h ins Prettyman ros . e in alarm sit' she be tEly t a ikful tha.t I do not insist on ba
I sending t o daughtetia to court: under the th
saloons ind lib�aril""s and bo4doirs. Phyllis spo ce, and going over to Phyllis, laid her ch4erona e of your �riend and, at.your ex- at(
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her dar K but*rioh Oomplexio There was a' s,e, but I don't wi m � hard on you, aF I
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good dt %I of a sbf t golden Ii ht in this room, L aul I shal be 4bunAntly ontent if you ge
i� !� taimd with a pettish movement.
an appi ach to Irosy pink �ras introduce& u 6take I %i8i on t�is ooc sion." for
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here an i there, I and the cuirtkins m ade of"' it nAiss Pr t yman wits trem ling all over. th
" I am not the least ill," said Phyllis. �
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differen b colors I against the open windows,, elle's to -morrow or inext day. I am not In. xolupely, c r ipletely ilinpossi lei Lady Ver- so
resemb] d themselves rich and' tropical' clined to go out to -lay, and I -won't go." neymurm, rad at taking wo. In tact, a de
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flowers. Greed tones of color were almost,',' 64 chaoisronelis now only allov�led to present an
But Madame will be, engaged -she two � ,
banishe � from- the room, but the roses, the,r - woii't be able to make your dress.11 � ladiesi a; the same dra;,ing�roorn. She ills
I I will I osi0e y refuse, and! throw up the tic
yellows, and the browns.' prepo'ndered. and' L 4 I'If she can't somebody .else can. 10h,
gave a lJoizarre effect. The window boxes I i who thing if I p opose � that she � should Trio
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were -full of carefully -selected plants, heavy, "otha i I am buoy 9" 'I i take'anot4ie giR." I �
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withsch�nt, and drooping with blossoms. " Scribbling a'B usual. I do declare, I, , �� , I
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Phyllis was fond of collecting all sorts of liev e you are writing a novel.", �fc_ 4 it .
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quant ittle curiosi iei. These crowded,, , ,, What if I am. II suppose I i BRI
the ma4tel- board, the brackets, and cabinets,l . I mind mej;tion. at
what I please. It's Ithe one comfort of ejx- ing certaill fA'cts." � � Ph
but thelfoale yellow paper of the walls was' I . .
i ibtence to pout out one1B imagininga on pa- it Tiow, I iow ; I beg -1 implore -I en.
unadorned with a.sin.gle picture. - i .
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11 I don't want landscapes," said 'Phyllis., per, The fact is this. Letitia, it was �I- treat. ,i J1 -_ h
11 I don't care about them very particularly , ways my nature -always from my earliest Miss Pe'etl6mania trembling hand was :in
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even in nature, and certainly I don t wishl. laid on h1rs t Vincent's shoulder." pa
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for pictAires of them. I don't care' . f I or re- I con3tancy has not been bestowed upon me. She Is . 0�- i ' pr
� I I ain what is called'fickle. What delights
produc on of flowers,' for I can have heapsi me to -day sickens me to -morrow. For the " I oftiap Wnk," she c tinned, 11 that it qu
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of natu oil flowers, and as to figure' pict,,r,,,l is my dut�-my bounden duty, to let the da
I want �o be the central figure pihture my-, firs,, three trionths I liked this house, and world know, -'my deox Letitia, what is the ed
. thi:; boudoir, and you, and the I flattery. , � �, I ,
rep-,ived. Now I am getting 'sick of the fig
3elf, so -.hat no eyes will be" detracted from! I mattt-r ?" ! ,� � �
gazing It me," . I Xotidng, nothiin'g ; you make me feel his
� hot se, the boudoiri you. and the' flatt�ry. I 'faint, and,f4intness I � brings on those cruel Hi
Phyffis's rooms, therefore, filled with, want another chang - e. We tiresome to be
a curiosities, and graceful �draperies,� at�acks. Pb away, �lease go away. I will fel
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'' � alvi ays praised ----to Do always told that you
ower', so-mewhat of her own- r let you koo�v my debision about Daisy in pie
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N, m as seated now by her davenport. Paisy,,'Osaid Mrs. Vincent, when she bei
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� pre saill waking up her sleepy. dark eyes� Miss Prett�mau after lunch to -day." grf
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I deftl_� T *faotis is, Letitia Prettyman p Very.. ell, mother. Is it anything no
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A very bad attack f I ippe one � I m ant to go on fro height to height of :: �.t is so�nething very special." no
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very weak state and my nery ,us system 1,heo utif ul girl -I a also a wealthy one. " You Will know after lunch. Pat on an
completely unstrung ' Aftor gatting over Re )ort has talked about me, and even be- your prebtiost dress for the oceasion. eta
the dangerous stage of the disease I for my debut at thP Queen's drawing -room . . ,�
inaturally expected to gain strength, but, I a . "I ---
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unfortunately, did not do so.; On the � You will be lhl� rage after th CHAPTER XIX,
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contrary, my blood became weaker. I a i Ai I Miss Pretty ma I. " I am going to give I : * hR
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daily lost strangth and vital4, and tnV �i b 11 -one of the b4t balls of the season. . Mrs. Vijcent had her way. Notwith- cad
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nervous system became �;o w0ak that it Af r you have beeri seen there, you will be ____ - - ! " - . idl
was a constant source of suffering both tf�ic ragq, Phyllis." I I 111
day and night. I lost appetitq, the sight � " Peehaps so," roplied Phyllis, "but, oth
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of food nauseated me, the we�ak state of af�it-lr all, what doe� that signify ? To be tic
my system caused shortness, of breath APPALLING DEATH
and unnatu'ral action of the heart, such the rage means heaps And heaps of tiresome . � I 9
as fluttering and violent palpitation, and. YOUng men falling irk love with you, or pre- I ,I -1-7— ko
tetding to fall in love with you. Young From Vdney Disease Prevented Cla
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condition and constantly getting weaker m by DoI Kidnqy Pills, Only.
- 6 "a young man w o was not an unmiti- , I . — .1 - � pri
when I began taking Dr. Ward's Blood ated bore. He is t e exception to prove the it, - I' ,niz
2nd Nerve Pills. I had read the books "niversal, rule. 0. ou see, Letitia, even if Ki4,ey Disease." Do you know con
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they distributed and their advertisements I � n the rage of a fleetio, London season what it t�leans ? It means t4t the kid- 9
in the papers, and. thought, " Well, I F, , .
th� twill not conten -0 me.', : neys ard. �ith�-.r roge,t;, or ro�fipg; the voi
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benerit it is useless to spend any more q,ir I;, Phyllis, You � expect too Much sonou.s, death- you
money. However, I finally made up my " I I Of doaling � rr?ptio inig
mind. It is a forlorn hope; I can buttry. life., : � - g 1) cA I n i n; that thd, Kidneys D �
If I am not, benefited I will not be hurt. "' Blessed are tho e who expect nothin '11 I d I heir work ; that tho victim is _ our
laughed Phyllis� ligkly. " Well, I don't ' g charnel -house; ' that his: the
So I � bought one box and received great bel)ng to that ordee - I possess the soul of ' "I
beriefit thei,refrom, so continued their use, 11 nii )itiou. I meant ' hC.. at numbered; that the victim #
and to -day am a well man in consequence; 4 0 taste all sweet things MUST ta e'Dcodd's Utley PiUs if he whi
iniiny life. I know �ometbing of the'sweets does nd want to die, pre
rny blood is strong, my face has the ru I ddr of 1liomage and of good, but bo
hue of health, m3�apptetite has returrie( . �� Have you Kidney Disem? Is a
P ,ycloy. Iamgoi gtotaste the further hor
I sleep well, I have not the slightest in- 4; �ets of fame. I ain writing a novel -my your s il hot and dr,
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dications of nervousness or heart t �ble, n f )) Y; memory fail. and
O�Dr. 01 el shall be the r� e. ��': - ine, reddish, oc on
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and from a sick,:, weak, nervows mr �, , .brOath short; uj
Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills a�n ,ave 14 Oh, you silly, si y girl. What do you � pale. colored; does it scald when hall
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transformed rne in six weeks to full health koJw about literatVe ?" Paul as I
and strength-"' I amZ"ours very trul I - i ` My novel shall be the freshest of the ng i is your appetite changeable; tha
, yol f r�F h ; everyone shalt read it' do your, ankles swell; have you bitter abo
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Night Clerk Grand Central Ho�el, I '16� Suppose no one takes it ! 18uppose no P "
Peterboro. I I niorping., ; is there � brick -dust do- f
H1 isher wants the kubbish you can scrib- . .
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pill tre ,. ble ?F) . Posit in vour urine ? Mai
itold at 5oc. per box, .5 boxes for $2. At F hyllis's brow arkened, I - Any d ` these signs toni
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ifuggists, or matled on receipt of rice 6 Time will pr e4' she muttered, after a of Kidn Disease. Will you be, curtA prio
)y THE DOCTOR WARD CO3, Liralted, ��u Fie. � � wor; I �� or W�11 you die? Dodd's - t �
ra Victoria Street,, Toronto. Roo� of � � Liss Prettym g&Ve a short laugh. � Kidney
afor"flen fro*, �" I forgot," sh Pills are! the only mearis on eardli that casi
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does not a i me % . looks like a ' I � k) I cause it requires so man -for eacli hi�*., in,ad-_-, . - �L L
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is the dreas peop,e look at *benthey see ' fo i them all, nor money in the b=k to pay for thel-n. - I L I
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yllis, they .. ever once thit of her dress, - _Z", - - - I I
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re, and weighed down b I her finery, I she 44 Please forgive e, I am very much lest extent, boldibg -every time the inheled ,,I I
companied her cousin au d a Prettynian afraid that I did." � air &along as possible, -and then slowly let-,- . - I . I ,I
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rty were too retur to Misw Prettymail's, )eople one gets intr duced: to in society. sets the heart into such quick motion that - - I
meet a great many guette, who were �; in- 0 I 4on't remem er your name, although the blood is IdAven with unusual force along .. . � -
ted to witness the youngi " debutantes.O.' you talked to me fo, half an hour the other its channels, and ao rulls, out int -43 the tiniest "I I 1111L
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nt's hawk-'ike ey s'upob her, D , May did said. I " Phyllis . ww always lovely, ; that is goes -0 a dinner or ball ina. low,� L necked 'J.... . . Ito]
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so had toccme forward and tnaka clumay Wen ?" better' still, tbit; preventive -against P,old, :., � - k
eeches, an( force I . -� I Yes ; or ratheri she � was brought up and enjoy iLto merit -is, Let her try it when -I- I ;: -astl
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abou Phyllis ied penet,rated' � 0 that the first annual report o &_ �
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a Daintre . � Ella delighted to ,�.,
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� Da Ln�ree, suddenly ; 11 foj I am hu , almost Masiesochn. L '.
Daintre's L ad nol forgdte� Jo n[ Smith's � . ishing food. The succets of the �
ry, nor h frant c appo sol. Ito im to flic d ant e, i that I am intimately acquai L d with sette Saulbarium will probably lead to other 1, I - I
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so girl who had on zP gad herself � to him fer 4 � X II&VeL 86 1 . states establishing similar institutions. -11
. great many 1 special friends " . I .
Ouple Of h Durs &I he bill�ed cot. of - IS 61 � # � L 0 - I _. L _�
' t sai I LPhyll' , I Make -a rule of including -1 . Our Air
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P L � all the people I likela In' list of special - � . I
esent Dair tree �w u u bI6 to fulfill' M IF Have you catarrh ? H&ve you - o
eeki I . ; . friends. Is the person toIlwhom you allude - fleniii,ve .
omise of a 1, r . P�yllifl .�� Whe ,p) . veyou bronchitit,lo Have 1vour �. -CanaA
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. I I looki4g one. " send for a free sample of Catarrhozone. V
e heiress 'bout oin *aI !his Isi r. " ,,ry paused here. Phyllis held her- What is catarrhozme ? Not a anuff,,wash -, I Brias
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t d . I . Da�i(lntree felt a frautic ilpsire not to Mon- p r,tp,. It penetrates- wherovit-r air oala go, � 'foo auit,ever
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d T sod Oeforo I e tion i8mith's name. I I . and never fails to cure. tVe do not"aek y ' 18T CARS �
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lir or two to 4obn I Toursoeff. Send for a iriaI bottle. gratis to ' I
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;e *noon. The :: hat 0 of the 11 d,- CLUDEO, 2fic., oats magically and cures quiekly. meutm show that any pruning between - 001NO RXsT
tante " were spo en o !with rapture b One aptilleation alloys Palen clears the passaie, re' I - P Ile or �
is man. Daint November and the 1-st of April, on -any of �
r e r embered Sin th's duceeiinflammation and gives comfort. Cures cold P .:1
S4Ir . Bane - He esolv 4, therefo ,ei to in the head. Ray Fevef, ftose Paver, Catayrtial Deat- the seed -fruit trees, is an injury. JAUU&I mi,F;T,gun��,_,
In ho now, and'all head and throat affilett 3no which, If not ont, a. Y,6t't . I
04 r out o hi's v r,y busy , I to taken in $lme�, will le%d to Chronic Catarrh "d later and Decembpr are the worm, in b I
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t a peep a t the he reas. iaod to fi i can see samp, I les in the farmem" Club room I.- I
6imself if sh' , ot t consumption. Ws sure, pure and harmless, easily at Grand Rapids, where the ba-rk is .killed a .... weui��
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e kir1who, had jilted hiq friend. I . . in pruning done p1thel..,
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n6 and st3tely pr sende. He was a' 0 - . eigth of an inch; pruning in April healod Bluevale- J
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rf; Ily ag eeable 7 man �10 i )IV ... there seems to be no possibility of inducing slowly ; in NJ ay, v,ary well, and in ,Ivne I AGo So -
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w a a houiie,fOce I from impediment of blobd'eirculation. The I I The - - *
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' tairease,; n consequent chill is so al It that not until - I
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.nding at the ,dodr t I t e roo, . and most efficaciouo mbas,ure should be to F 1:xe1&,r
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yllis was the centre , f � ! 1 I restore the qui�k flow of warm blood through Mr. Rite : I pruned large shade frea ,_ - Heosall
iB8 Prelpt �ttketio -I. I I in December and flad bAd - - - - - , - �,
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himl a li�nd, every veln, and so by heab instantly co,ut,er-
ytyiau had � gi,ve� I , I I . rpsults, I 1 ` Bruiceflul
ake a be4'ming- ()n L were Carolina poplar, wbich iz ,tine of thw - ,
" Ii , sterebtyp6d srnJe, &I � act the little chill. e., perhaps the alm- - Ointo
art ttl4o word ! of 1w .hardiest trees. in the world. Mic o,
. . elpoine. Vhe� c pliest, method of doing this has been learned Soc - h. Hortu, � I I Londesbol
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tioln t 0 dung are obliged to suffer more or less exposure -Rei)orts received at the State Depart- - : - -- WIDI
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rk bead, with ttsplu ea Of teat rs,10o 41 ' weather , of overcoat an4 umbrella. Their 8panish evacuated Porto Rico there Wing I
like'a tall andist4tel lil ' I 4 . were - ___�f __ Bejgrmv e "
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I ff�urmued Da�ntree, uAderl' or oxtremi ties is lowered, or a suddenchill of Spanigh officerp, to . L Ldnd;eebw
breilt' 4 - whom pen8ions wer& - � .
hJ He Iforgat all about! - Srd' 'iath' , or �uick change from ws.Lrm to cold atmos- formerly paid by SpAin. Tbe4to people were I clinton-,
s heart I�aped �p with a gre�t t�rob.,' He . -
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gir is John Smith'B P�yllis, i � I . -
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wonder li� has loot his h artt:to her,,! 1 ! . grip UP04 , ..
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t do to fall a victim to th t I � in, the land. Competent authorities anteed, vibargA
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e could twfst any!, man an ws she ose, 1 11 I estimate that from eighty to ninety - A.
d it is inculmbent on me, ith so nine), at i 11 per cent. of the entire population of -1
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Here Dainf�ree sighed hea'V,ily. He 7felt � .
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f inclined 40 elf p Away as quietly as! he � either Irom recognized catarrh ,or � . i
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who had Already taken �his some4hat itsearly stages -don't triflewith it, I � 114 i
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lous heart 4y staI when a sh girl tim� i .1 I It is the precursor of conbumption, _� .... I
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er " debutaintei" of; the occasion, poor, , I I Dr. A gnew's ,� box No 0 i
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)aintree had gi�cn al quick start of iur. I . I - _.' lor, - Perieneed and eminent tioseandthroat - .
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'OTI How do y ) d ?" he said, 14 a cordial I - I. I I - I had been,dec-lared incurable. It also �� I
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r robes of state.' How did You like !be- I , I I 11 fever. loss of 5mcll, deafness, sore .
presented 0 Her G,raciou Majesty? - � . I throat, tonsilitis, asthma and all simi- - MUSIC
you Mae he� hand properl ?, Was,th , � � lardiseasm 1tisdeligbtfultous,__ . I
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ch madeiher1 I little thin facel . i . tbree bottlesof Dr. Agnew's Citarrhal 4 -
look almost .1 I -.*.- - ..
06 a . U know I Powder and Iny catarrh bas entirely left J � cy ..
tty ; that I! forgetiall . Flo
I me." Rev. C. E. Whitcombe rector of SL i -
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ey, and I �, cannot recall kiesitig ithe I L The Lord Bishop of Toronto, Can., re. Owill- t
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. � � i =and ov6 are assocniateadl We all get into �he. ma 'ket on those terms," of
k, -t that Eve w -is beautiful. Phy eyes dr
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I .BY . L. T. 11 Esther found fav:)r )ecause of her ca -m. flashe Bud len I Xe. i L
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t] iade historic L lit inalill naki his fortune, an -4 cover me .co,
with his family. He was going to catch the � touble f or 1. BEAU W�th 10 Y. )) I L it
night train back to town', and before he ,"I tvo nations. — -_ . ;Itt �.olu a e a lueer girl," repeated Miss yo
went, his mother, still full of her idea, came I 'oboqy - ever-, AND ,
to him, and�, drawing him into the seclusion i� . I Prett - � but as it was her role to soothe ett
of a bay window, -began to talk. - r c )nceived an L a d coyxmic [Llni ,t,,,, iia eccentric voul!ng heiress, It
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home to us, J,ohb," she said. He colored "I Mro ' sil
ma=$� are �' I wl Feaveiyou in peace,"' she said, sif
whc-n she said this, and his heart leaped np., [ ; -_ i
Could his mother have heard anything ? I s Iways beau- � I :.1 I �ovilajg 01 ards" the door.' " You are quite P1
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.. if Its good for me marry young," she � . . .1 I spare a cou
Ideasof . to go it Madlanle Rachelle'o �this after- en
proceeded, " and, John, my d.crar, it isn't � - f
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far to�guess where your affect,ions are 6en- �j leauty differ . . I , noon. 1?" I I I
I ,1 I ut the � ot - I - I 11:Qui 0 Positively sure. I shall be busy D
tered. I'd like to tell you pow before - YOU I le
go back to town how heartily your father � s:)rt of lovIiiiess that It agree upon S the t e �Ohol e of the afternoon. My bead is, � wi
� ealth, I No matter wha. her ftillA ideii and I don't want to lose
and I )uld approve of such a match and 5 1 eauty of 11 I f
if m Iw ' � f !atures', no sickly woman can be attrac- t orlii.11 . sli
oney is any difficulty, John, we �, [t.ve. Sallo sl ii,sItinkencheeks,pinply . i 11'� I will bry and make arrangements that all
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bit tol give you � yearly��aliowance." .11 f tee, hollo e es,' -lifeless lips-thelce are Nladime a iall see you to -morrow," said tic
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.11 B 61 11� !pellant, And they can nearly always I Ing the door . her. ' an
said i n The color was still high on his le traced to the one cause-wonianly rooin� olosi . softly behind
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eC.1;tis eyes had an eager light in them. riess r d sease. ! � ,
I 6 . �200 a yp.ar when I * woman in .are I cured if' you put the dromin r4oms, when the door:'w' a Bliddetily of
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was at 6xford," he said. " I am now re- inninine rga iism �nto healthy, vigg'rous ftuni op ri� by a footman, and Mrs. Vincent to
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The E�gle.!" With that sum I must'be tc)in 1 e., e delicate organs and .4o no .. w i b �etain you a momqnt, Letitia,"
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ti 'q' may be� it io she iAid, ming up to the good lady, and a
content,'aud my wife, when she comes to �; t la te� wh t t �e symptoms . d
` givilig III cheek an icy saiate.. 11 I ji A ac
me, mus�b be sikuisfied withwhat'l can earn �� leStit I there for the real trouhl ' e. ,a
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for her,;: nd with what she may happen to 11 uc disorders are completely and wpnt to k ow if it in true � �hsot you And to
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eri en ly cured 1,�y Dr. Pierce';, Fa- P y1lis f r � goiuw Lo be presented by Lady �
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parentalfor support," - I R is designed A . �he next,drawing-room." pa
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61 Bit 'we should like you to mLry soon,"" i hing and is the only pre ' I 0 may that it is perfe ; etly true," to
'0 �, a mtion of the sort produced by a regu r ied 11 9 ,Prettyman. vi
said M #. Satith, 11 and -and -you'll forgiv - There vii I
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bn you �helpiug him with the farm, ana- if j� w:)ecialist in th - e diseases of women,! � - a lei I tri it ph in - voice. Poor thing, Da
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My eyes for over a year with such a dreadful - 11, $it � It for a moment, my dear said hoo
66 N cy I" said the young man. He 1 Itzhing and inflammation that I could not use i � 11 :
I Mr,s,`�Vi cnt, 11 I know you are engaiged, oe
stepped back a pace or two, and his face 1� thern for anythi6g. Physicians had given'rue ,� I .
turned pale. I � so I �eaol yl*ill not !keep you, but a ,few no
I ., n any different ritmedies which were like usilig . t 11 .
11 N acy "' ,he repeated. " In such an I so much water; -thed, measured my eyes r& in 'Men a i�onversatlon will save . a lo� of re
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idea as that; - - thoughts,. mother ? I ft t. My mother desired me to wri Dr. "' Ma4a 'e Rachelle, of course." $ lip
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Then p A put it away a ain. ancy and I JR. V. Piercei at Buffailp, N, Y., and explain the �
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I are ft ends noth' m c, N., � �, C4 adition of iny eyes, I did so, and after follow- I Yott. re 6 see her to -day 9" f I
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mother, ll It isn't for me to ry into a .; - )nly trust he on't be engaged." eng r m(
young girl's heart, to take her "Er It ely etnov�d. My health was never so good " Vads. e I achelle will never,be Jged wk
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ind 4�x ose them to the light of ,day, but it ill's I I to youri , on y, Letitia. I on W,
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I know' anything, you are more t an a miere " I - ----..i wonla 6 I h( r for the dresses, and yoJ ,are. ep,
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iend t ) her, and I can only s,y, that I � I io Ine alse pan touch her'in sty .
think y )u have 0eated, her shamefully and - 04 n rose at ber Nit, and another -fastened just come 6 adoy that I would send Daisy . gr
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unwort, u have not re�urned her p, Iquetti8hly into hei thick coils of raven-' in imme0i Itely after. lunch to go with you.�! in
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Miss rPrettym an was nothing if she was � .
�[ a taking more than one lad a dress for her? Her prices to
not - notilliou a. Society held her in �;m she detest I y to alle to, ak 1 I
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thral ;a ways and its maximsI were her �o art with,her, and,'as - a rule, refuse* to . age 4imphy nor , P in
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life. ��,;X, hen Phyllis came to be. she deter. �c aper0ne iony one -except a " debutante.' Mhat , , youlmr,ca , le
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a good I Of i, I don't k at I glad," replied tbp nfiu�n - eyes, sat be
course, the primary thing was to get her �� h. yllis, with a sli' '.t backward tons of her doI ago -I I .
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present. -d. Misi Prettyman had never been' i; 'e d. " She'd have taken me in any cue, ' Thial is" too much," she stammered. th
present A herself. In the days when she 1, w Idn't she ?" __ " �Y�u ruin " 0 -you quite, quite ruin I me,
� ' etitis Pretqm�an stared at her young my dear N I. Vincent. My- income ca, not, ow
was I ng and fair (she was fair , still, but ,,, ; I da. �) In wa
sear YO Phyllis bout dopewithly ur dem4n- 1
Cali young), she had neither the 'money co panion's gra,3ef I back. I
'he head once . again ever her writing. Le- i 4:4 re. Vincent, i I
noi the position to ensure her an entrance 1� L it� If)' said .9 ,I a low
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to the Queen's- drawing room. In those 1 titi .in ing I e'ver . , ; 7. 1 1 th
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Miss Prettyman was called by ' ' Phyll is this eat selfish be, li Ill ,, murmured the poor
no e aordso," inutter'ed Miss Prettyalsou, lad I eg of you not to -not to allude at e
another namel, slid was Mrs. Vincen't hard- ca .
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worked and much abused -governess. Since un er her breatb.I . . . ,to t ings. I I )i cuurhe I don't object to giv- Big
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then, h, ,wever, wealth bad come to her, and she Paidt 11 welly my dear, we . are iDg May Iress, but is it necessary that pr
with wealth Phe had risen ca oi : and I supiose you will co I descend it in at -b made at: Madame' Rachelle's.
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the soci %1 scale. When, therefore, she -was t I b interested in ur dress � She harg a our times as much: as any one gn
so Nice mf ul as, to secure a handsome young it It will be white� I muppose," said Phyl- else i Lo d n. Now I will willingly take th
he take int he world, it occurred lis. 11 I don't kno*� anything about her P Bon treet toI :
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to her t iat when ;,�711iis was presented to - butiontes,"but I have a hazy idea that they M ra. Vi tit raised a solemn�: fat hand. ye
Her Gd cious Majes�y, , I 6he, Miss Piettyman, wear white and hav� ostrich tips in their 44 !Stop,-- itia", she said. 'I' You fail to fu
nil ht a so kiss that [august hand. - hair � ., I need not bother about the dress undirstan' ie. Daisy must have her dress to
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would � ndertake to ch�perone the heiress d'Isometraidyournust. Madame,R%ch. � t. at she'should go to the draw- ha
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and he friend. Phyllis was to' make, her! elle is the only person who can fit perfectly, iDg � -
debut 1 t the ppi sci pat: drawing -room of the 1 . or xyllia. 1, Sn
I I and she is sure to bE inundoted with orders, 46 Nisy o to the drawing -room ?" mur- D9
season andMi4aPret man, having, arranged 1 for this grand drawiag-room, so we ought
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matten to her oatisfacti � mu Pd Mi N' rettym4n. Her face turned (In
ou ith �%d Ver- , to g 6 to her this.ver�r afternoon. What time ,Verj 1 pale r
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the all. porta � subject of dress. it
. � i Ari� time you li�ke-f am not going out. t - Ualm F(urself, Letitia , and prepare for in
The I � use in Park Lane m,as the perfec- i to_� , . he . inevitable. Lady Verney presents
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tion of , beautifully appointed, and aplen- 11I are not going outt? My dear child, I , 11
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saloons ind lib�aril""s and bo4doirs. Phyllis spo ce, and going over to Phyllis, laid her ch4erona e of your �riend and, at.your ex- at(
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her dar K but*rioh Oomplexio There was a' s,e, but I don't wi m � hard on you, aF I
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good dt %I of a sbf t golden Ii ht in this room, L aul I shal be 4bunAntly ontent if you ge
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an appi ach to Irosy pink �ras introduce& u 6take I %i8i on t�is ooc sion." for
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here an i there, I and the cuirtkins m ade of"' it nAiss Pr t yman wits trem ling all over. th
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resemb] d themselves rich and' tropical' clined to go out to -lay, and I -won't go." neymurm, rad at taking wo. In tact, a de
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But Madame will be, engaged -she two � ,
banishe � from- the room, but the roses, the,r - woii't be able to make your dress.11 � ladiesi a; the same dra;,ing�roorn. She ills
I I will I osi0e y refuse, and! throw up the tic
yellows, and the browns.' prepo'ndered. and' L 4 I'If she can't somebody .else can. 10h,
gave a lJoizarre effect. The window boxes I i who thing if I p opose � that she � should Trio
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withsch�nt, and drooping with blossoms. " Scribbling a'B usual. I do declare, I, , �� , I
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Phyllis was fond of collecting all sorts of liev e you are writing a novel.", �fc_ 4 it .
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quant ittle curiosi iei. These crowded,, , ,, What if I am. II suppose I i BRI
the ma4tel- board, the brackets, and cabinets,l . I mind mej;tion. at
what I please. It's Ithe one comfort of ejx- ing certaill fA'cts." � � Ph
but thelfoale yellow paper of the walls was' I . .
i ibtence to pout out one1B imagininga on pa- it Tiow, I iow ; I beg -1 implore -I en.
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11 I don't want landscapes," said 'Phyllis., per, The fact is this. Letitia, it was �I- treat. ,i J1 -_ h
11 I don't care about them very particularly , ways my nature -always from my earliest Miss Pe'etl6mania trembling hand was :in
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produc on of flowers,' for I can have heapsi me to -day sickens me to -morrow. For the " I oftiap Wnk," she c tinned, 11 that it qu
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of natu oil flowers, and as to figure' pict,,r,,,l is my dut�-my bounden duty, to let the da
I want �o be the central figure pihture my-, firs,, three trionths I liked this house, and world know, -'my deox Letitia, what is the ed
. thi:; boudoir, and you, and the I flattery. , � �, I ,
rep-,ived. Now I am getting 'sick of the fig
3elf, so -.hat no eyes will be" detracted from! I mattt-r ?" ! ,� � �
gazing It me," . I Xotidng, nothiin'g ; you make me feel his
� hot se, the boudoiri you. and the' flatt�ry. I 'faint, and,f4intness I � brings on those cruel Hi
Phyffis's rooms, therefore, filled with, want another chang - e. We tiresome to be
a curiosities, and graceful �draperies,� at�acks. Pb away, �lease go away. I will fel
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ower', so-mewhat of her own- r let you koo�v my debision about Daisy in pie
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N, m as seated now by her davenport. Paisy,,'Osaid Mrs. Vincent, when she bei
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I deftl_� T *faotis is, Letitia Prettyman p Very.. ell, mother. Is it anything no
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very weak state and my nery ,us system 1,heo utif ul girl -I a also a wealthy one. " You Will know after lunch. Pat on an
completely unstrung ' Aftor gatting over Re )ort has talked about me, and even be- your prebtiost dress for the oceasion. eta
the dangerous stage of the disease I for my debut at thP Queen's drawing -room . . ,�
inaturally expected to gain strength, but, I a . "I ---
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unfortunately, did not do so.; On the � You will be lhl� rage after th CHAPTER XIX,
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contrary, my blood became weaker. I a i Ai I Miss Pretty ma I. " I am going to give I : * hR
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daily lost strangth and vital4, and tnV �i b 11 -one of the b4t balls of the season. . Mrs. Vijcent had her way. Notwith- cad
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nervous system became �;o w0ak that it Af r you have beeri seen there, you will be ____ - - ! " - . idl
was a constant source of suffering both tf�ic ragq, Phyllis." I I 111
day and night. I lost appetitq, the sight � " Peehaps so," roplied Phyllis, "but, oth
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of food nauseated me, the we�ak state of af�it-lr all, what doe� that signify ? To be tic
my system caused shortness, of breath APPALLING DEATH
and unnatu'ral action of the heart, such the rage means heaps And heaps of tiresome . � I 9
as fluttering and violent palpitation, and. YOUng men falling irk love with you, or pre- I ,I -1-7— ko
tetding to fall in love with you. Young From Vdney Disease Prevented Cla
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condition and constantly getting weaker m by DoI Kidnqy Pills, Only.
- 6 "a young man w o was not an unmiti- , I . — .1 - � pri
when I began taking Dr. Ward's Blood ated bore. He is t e exception to prove the it, - I' ,niz
2nd Nerve Pills. I had read the books "niversal, rule. 0. ou see, Letitia, even if Ki4,ey Disease." Do you know con
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they distributed and their advertisements I � n the rage of a fleetio, London season what it t�leans ? It means t4t the kid- 9
in the papers, and. thought, " Well, I F, , .
th� twill not conten -0 me.', : neys ard. �ith�-.r roge,t;, or ro�fipg; the voi
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benerit it is useless to spend any more q,ir I;, Phyllis, You � expect too Much sonou.s, death- you
money. However, I finally made up my " I I Of doaling � rr?ptio inig
mind. It is a forlorn hope; I can buttry. life., : � - g 1) cA I n i n; that thd, Kidneys D �
If I am not, benefited I will not be hurt. "' Blessed are tho e who expect nothin '11 I d I heir work ; that tho victim is _ our
laughed Phyllis� ligkly. " Well, I don't ' g charnel -house; ' that his: the
So I � bought one box and received great bel)ng to that ordee - I possess the soul of ' "I
beriefit thei,refrom, so continued their use, 11 nii )itiou. I meant ' hC.. at numbered; that the victim #
and to -day am a well man in consequence; 4 0 taste all sweet things MUST ta e'Dcodd's Utley PiUs if he whi
iniiny life. I know �ometbing of the'sweets does nd want to die, pre
rny blood is strong, my face has the ru I ddr of 1liomage and of good, but bo
hue of health, m3�apptetite has returrie( . �� Have you Kidney Disem? Is a
P ,ycloy. Iamgoi gtotaste the further hor
I sleep well, I have not the slightest in- 4; �ets of fame. I ain writing a novel -my your s il hot and dr,
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dications of nervousness or heart t �ble, n f )) Y; memory fail. and
O�Dr. 01 el shall be the r� e. ��': - ine, reddish, oc on
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and from a sick,:, weak, nervows mr �, , .brOath short; uj
Ward's Blood and Nerve Pills a�n ,ave 14 Oh, you silly, si y girl. What do you � pale. colored; does it scald when hall
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transformed rne in six weeks to full health koJw about literatVe ?" Paul as I
and strength-"' I amZ"ours very trul I - i ` My novel shall be the freshest of the ng i is your appetite changeable; tha
, yol f r�F h ; everyone shalt read it' do your, ankles swell; have you bitter abo
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Night Clerk Grand Central Ho�el, I '16� Suppose no one takes it ! 18uppose no P "
Peterboro. I I niorping., ; is there � brick -dust do- f
H1 isher wants the kubbish you can scrib- . .
Dr. Ward's Blood and Nerve Pill tre ,. ble ?F) . Posit in vour urine ? Mai
itold at 5oc. per box, .5 boxes for $2. At F hyllis's brow arkened, I - Any d ` these signs toni
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ifuggists, or matled on receipt of rice 6 Time will pr e4' she muttered, after a of Kidn Disease. Will you be, curtA prio
)y THE DOCTOR WARD CO3, Liralted, ��u Fie. � � wor; I �� or W�11 you die? Dodd's - t �
ra Victoria Street,, Toronto. Roo� of � � Liss Prettym g&Ve a short laugh. � Kidney
afor"flen fro*, �" I forgot," sh Pills are! the only mearis on eardli that casi
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does not a i me % . looks like a ' I � k) I cause it requires so man -for eacli hi�*., in,ad-_-, . - �L L
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is the dreas peop,e look at *benthey see ' fo i them all, nor money in the b=k to pay for thel-n. - I L I
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yllis, they .. ever once thit of her dress, - _Z", - - - I I
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re, and weighed down b I her finery, I she 44 Please forgive e, I am very much lest extent, boldibg -every time the inheled ,,I I
companied her cousin au d a Prettynian afraid that I did." � air &along as possible, -and then slowly let-,- . - I . I ,I
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rty were too retur to Misw Prettymail's, )eople one gets intr duced: to in society. sets the heart into such quick motion that - - I
meet a great many guette, who were �; in- 0 I 4on't remem er your name, although the blood is IdAven with unusual force along .. . � -
ted to witness the youngi " debutantes.O.' you talked to me fo, half an hour the other its channels, and ao rulls, out int -43 the tiniest "I I 1111L
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nt's hawk-'ike ey s'upob her, D , May did said. I " Phyllis . ww always lovely, ; that is goes -0 a dinner or ball ina. low,� L necked 'J.... . . Ito]
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so had toccme forward and tnaka clumay Wen ?" better' still, tbit; preventive -against P,old, :., � - k
eeches, an( force I . -� I Yes ; or ratheri she � was brought up and enjoy iLto merit -is, Let her try it when -I- I ;: -astl
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The rumor i could.' Daintree foll �yed fo her wake. � , LLLL litho
abou Phyllis ied penet,rated' � 0 that the first annual report o &_ �
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be the moi t love y girl wh 3 bad be debtAstite." L imeath
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Daintre's L ad nol forgdte� Jo n[ Smith's � . ishing food. The succets of the �
ry, nor h frant c appo sol. Ito im to flic d ant e, i that I am intimately acquai L d with sette Saulbarium will probably lead to other 1, I - I
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eeki I . ; . friends. Is the person toIlwhom you allude - fleniii,ve .
omise of a 1, r . P�yllifl .�� Whe ,p) . veyou bronchitit,lo Have 1vour �. -CanaA
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. I I looki4g one. " send for a free sample of Catarrhozone. V
e heiress 'bout oin *aI !his Isi r. " ,,ry paused here. Phyllis held her- What is catarrhozme ? Not a anuff,,wash -, I Brias
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t d . I . Da�i(lntree felt a frautic ilpsire not to Mon- p r,tp,. It penetrates- wherovit-r air oala go, � 'foo auit,ever
ays an even ee :a! . Ott x I
d T sod Oeforo I e tion i8mith's name. I I . and never fails to cure. tVe do not"aek y ' 18T CARS �
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t lif ul vo His lbetter angel bad n de- to believe thin until you have fesited. -it
lir or two to 4obn I Toursoeff. Send for a iriaI bottle. gratis to ' I
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4k a can e, Mr. arball was a I way, i an d serte&�im,' and when Phyllis said " Well ?" N. C� POT_So-_,- & Co.. Kingliton) Ont. -. - 41_s�
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ti, and g ad- to 6 d* E aiith busy and' al)- " The name of the person whom I think Winter Pruni,ng. ' - ,follows : j
rontly set 1nig d U.. lbard work, le� tic i . . 11
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iotter drol . � ,1 � I a your special friend is John Smith." . . Will pear, plum, apple or ebeirr be dam- 40ING Wt"-.,
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T irough i a inti" , howeve , he . . 1pooasoniikr..�
,�%te rJend � (To be Ci6noinued.) -� aged by winter pruning when the limbs are __
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;e *noon. The :: hat 0 of the 11 d,- CLUDEO, 2fic., oats magically and cures quiekly. meutm show that any pruning between - 001NO RXsT
tante " were spo en o !with rapture b One aptilleation alloys Palen clears the passaie, re' I - P Ile or �
is man. Daint November and the 1-st of April, on -any of �
r e r embered Sin th's duceeiinflammation and gives comfort. Cures cold P .:1
S4Ir . Bane - He esolv 4, therefo ,ei to in the head. Ray Fevef, ftose Paver, Catayrtial Deat- the seed -fruit trees, is an injury. JAUU&I mi,F;T,gun��,_,
In ho now, and'all head and throat affilett 3no which, If not ont, a. Y,6t't . I
04 r out o hi's v r,y busy , I to taken in $lme�, will le%d to Chronic Catarrh "d later and Decembpr are the worm, in b I
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t a peep a t the he reas. iaod to fi i can see samp, I les in the farmem" Club room I.- I
6imself if sh' , ot t consumption. Ws sure, pure and harmless, easily at Grand Rapids, where the ba-rk is .killed a .... weui��
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y - . - � I . 0011ge Nourl,
I 0 � I 4q.Uarter of an inch or more .2
e kir1who, had jilted hiq friend. I . . in pruning done p1thel..,
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aintree otoesesee I a I i4elipark in January-.- In March not so lar -about Brussels- .
I . ably b4n - In the Sneezing Season. I I
n6 and st3tely pr sende. He was a' 0 - . eigth of an inch; pruning in April healod Bluevale- J
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rf; Ily ag eeable 7 man �10 i )IV ... there seems to be no possibility of inducing slowly ; in NJ ay, v,ary well, and in ,Ivne I AGo So -
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d talk we 1. He t,hat art whic� women to wear shoes of Ld�miraoble thickness fairly in July, and some %-cry well I U ,- -1. Wingham I . . � �
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tilactivel choos � thelsty'O of convorm- in winter. The consequeqce.is that in thiii I uguat, a little in 13ep-lqmber, and -tbw� I
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n .which eat pleaises It c r�npamon of, tb 0 season colds are alwa�ys prevalent. Theos, ( etcher bealin .- , I
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nient. ! t I g was ve-1-31 good, bat not � 'L -
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He entered Miss 1�rett�m lite so good. an the I -ate iruning. i
w a a houiie,fOce I from impediment of blobd'eirculation. The I I The - - *
p e craI I I ecember linibs that -*ere cut died Bob- I I Loud
' tairease,; n consequent chill is so al It that not until - I
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rough om o room � tb�oi:I e I with solutely. The January pruning was the ... f 'GoRm NNOA
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er� anoth -r, until;!at alt he lou% bfl� e ap�Lre of the trouble. A� sq- h times the first cut,. � � -_--- �
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.nding at the ,dodr t I t e roo, . and most efficaciouo mbas,ure should be to F 1:xe1&,r
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yllis was the centre , f � ! 1 I restore the qui�k flow of warm blood through Mr. Rite : I pruned large shade frea ,_ - Heosall
iB8 Prelpt �ttketio -I. I I in December and flad bAd - - - - - , - �,
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himl a li�nd, every veln, and so by heab instantly co,ut,er-
ytyiau had � gi,ve� I , I I . rpsults, I 1 ` Bruiceflul
ake a be4'ming- ()n L were Carolina poplar, wbich iz ,tine of thw - ,
" Ii , sterebtyp6d srnJe, &I � act the little chill. e., perhaps the alm- - Ointo
art ttl4o word ! of 1w .hardiest trees. in the world. Mic o,
. . elpoine. Vhe� c pliest, method of doing this has been learned Soc - h. Hortu, � I I Londesbol
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on i6to the S, �, by�men who stand on soutinel. duty, who —0—
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tioln t 0 dung are obliged to suffer more or less exposure -Rei)orts received at the State Depart- - : - -- WIDI
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t, I 0, �a inter orwho scorn the comforts in cold ment, s�t Washington, show tbut when the :'- _. GOING Soma,]
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rk bead, with ttsplu ea Of teat rs,10o 41 ' weather , of overcoat an4 umbrella. Their 8panish evacuated Porto Rico there Wing I
like'a tall andist4tel lil ' I 4 . were - ___�f __ Bejgrmv e "
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A Bi Jo-e !" ' Y. I � I method, 'when the temperature of the body left, on the Want] 199 willoms and ,orphans - Blyth
I ff�urmued Da�ntree, uAderl' or oxtremi ties is lowered, or a suddenchill of Spanigh officerp, to . L Ldnd;eebw
breilt' 4 - whom pen8ions wer& - � .
hJ He Iforgat all about! - Srd' 'iath' , or �uick change from ws.Lrm to cold atmos- formerly paid by SpAin. Tbe4to people were I clinton-,
s heart I�aped �p with a gre�t t�rob.,' He . -
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t hiw eyej dilating with a suilden1glovv of I � I I - . Hippen �
aqure, ai , hd# slipping bebindl a cur,tiam� I � - I - �, Hensall".
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ce ! If t�at i, I i DEADLY GATARN � Any kI
gir is John Smith'B P�yllis, i � I . -
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wonder li� has loot his h artt:to her,,! 1 ! . grip UP04 , ..
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Ve ! I miist be ca,eeful in self. It * nId i i Ome memberof nearly every family I I
t do to fall a victim to th t I � in, the land. Competent authorities anteed, vibargA
sort o � rl. I I all day SaUxid
e could twfst any!, man an ws she ose, 1 11 I estimate that from eighty to ninety - A.
d it is inculmbent on me, ith so nine), at i 11 per cent. of the entire population of -1
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Here Dainf�ree sighed hea'V,ily. He 7felt � .
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f inclined 40 elf p Away as quietly as! he � either Irom recognized catarrh ,or � . i
d come, au4 forgot the white Impdrial -from the lingering colds which mark �_, I .- . 00
who had Already taken �his some4hat itsearly stages -don't triflewith it, I � 114 i
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lous heart 4y staI when a sh girl tim� i .1 I It is the precursor of conbumption, _� .... I
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y and awkv�ardly� addressed him, ! � J -_ - ,�
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er " debutaintei" of; the occasion, poor, , I I Dr. A gnew's ,� box No 0 i
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' How do you do t", said Dkis' I Catarrhal Powder W-b'i0s,it
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ow me, don it ? !You met me at � the . - � zespons-II
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)aintree had gi�cn al quick start of iur. I . I - _.' lor, - Perieneed and eminent tioseandthroat - .
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se when Daby bo(ioNed him, He re0og- . �� � sPecialists of the day, and having a , �, � .
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'OTI How do y ) d ?" he said, 14 a cordial I - I. I I - I had been,dec-lared incurable. It also �� I
ce. " I dicllbo� recognim yofi at first in . - I cures cold in the bead, influenza, hay , �
r robes of state.' How did You like !be- I , I I 11 fever. loss of 5mcll, deafness, sore .
presented 0 Her G,raciou Majesty? - � . I throat, tonsilitis, asthma and all simi- - MUSIC
you Mae he� hand properl ?, Was,th , � � lardiseasm 1tisdeligbtfultous,__ . I
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room v0y f�rmidable ?11 I X. Clintoo Ave., ' renton, N. J. -1 I had i
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' Do Vou:kndw,"' said Daisyt ith a blrgah despaired of ever being cured. I used
ch madeiher1 I little thin facel . i . tbree bottlesof Dr. Agnew's Citarrhal 4 -
look almost .1 I -.*.- - ..
06 a . U know I Powder and Iny catarrh bas entirely left J � cy ..
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I me." Rev. C. E. Whitcombe rector of SL i -
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0, it. R horrible igoi ! I I Ont., was* great suflI HouseI ! .
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ey, and I �, cannot recall kiesitig ithe I L The Lord Bishop of Toronto, Can., re. Owill- t
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'was. let 6V n room. - remember I %_ . signature. Sold by druggists, ,
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