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OH$ GRIEVE, V. S., honor graduate of Ontario
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J lVaterinary College. All diseases of Domestic I
"Ima treated. Calld promptly -attended to and
ohl-rg�s� moderate. Veterinary Dentatrysepecialty.
of5ce land residence � on Goderich street, one door
Past 6t Dr. ScotVs office, Seaforth. 111241
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- AMES L. KILLORAN,
Bari ister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary
PubK Moneytoloan. Office over Piok&rd'@S6ore,
forms -ly Mechanics' Institute, Main Street, Seaforth.
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'T M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
t) . ! Notary Public. Offices up stairs, over 0. W.
raplat'a bookstore, Main Strett, Seaforth, Ontirio.
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M--I C�,OAMERON, formorly of Cameron, Holt&
. oron, Barrister a6d Solicitor Godorloh
oaRo. offico-Hamilson street, opposils Colborn;
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HATS Barrister Solicitor, Conveyancer sad
6%,y 9blio. Elicitor for the Dominion
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late k' � . Offloo--oudno's block, Main Street, &Worth.
,Aoas� r to loan. i 22N
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. B=T. Barrielor,' Solicitor Notairy, �ho
. -Rooms, fivo doom noRh ofOommerois'
ground door, next door to 0. L. Pap* I
swo - - etc
4N to, Main street, Seaforlb. Goderioh
92*4amairon, Holt and Cameron. . 12111
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ksCOTT & McKENZIE, Barriaters, SolloilloN, etc.
Clinton and Bayfield. Clinton Office, Mlioti
blooki Issale street. Bayfield Office, open every
Thunday, Main street, first door we8t- of pod office.
Money to loom. Jaimes Scott & E. H. MoXenzie.
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& PROUDFOOT, Biarriabore, Bollolki%
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Idlers in Chancery,, ho..Godorlah, Out K. 0.
CA . q. U., PRMIF HOw. DUOUT HOLMS
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e McCaughey & Holmestod, Barrister, Solicitor
=Con sneer. and Notsiy 'Solicitor for the Can
07suk of Commerce. Money to land. Farm
tax Ila*. Office in Scollt's� Block, Main aft"t
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Dentist, Clinton, will violt ZurI,-h
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weddle),-giaduate of Royal College of Den
Jurge)ns
-of Ontario; Antelage honor graduate
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�,o Univers.ty , crown and bridge work, &I
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work In all itil terms. all the meet mode
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for painless filling and p&inlesg extraction
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Clred4lo's
All- operations carefully performed. Offlo
old stam#, ova: Dill's grocery, Sesforth.
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tarto College ,of Physicians and hurgeo
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Physician � an d Surgeon, Toront)
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Honor graduate Trinity U'll'"r
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of the College bf ftysiolans and 8,,g
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Coroner I ,for the County of ]In
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and Realdence—Gpderiah Street, East
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0burch. TclephDne 46.
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BY ClIARL S D. LANIER, INI TJlE LA61E
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I colascientiously exerted myself on �hei
subtle lines to gain Miss Saxtonla apprpva
which was sufficiently diffloulp to add iilou
zest toi'the occupation. I rather think
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should hai -e.failed utterly hall' it, not I bet
for the,! pai nting of that p .oture w llioh begs
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- our acquantance. I .
I have forgotten to may i that D �cy Saxc
was not N utiful. She was for I oo brow
and freak to be called so, eve i with
wealth' of ronze hairand fine'gra r eyes an
a lithe,, 5 re to her cradit.' BD*ides ti
debonair iss Buckner she looked almom
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hoydenish.- I did noi approve of her alto
ferther,eit ier. She had a way] of vaultin
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expeoted. I felt less inclined to inward]
oitticlitle t iete startling Athletic perforn
&noes, , however, -after a cortain'o( ually do
when 1,1 Tie Tab " upset- in the "middle (
the bay, a id I shook the water cut of m
eyes in" th e- midst of the calamity o find hil
Already at work pulling Miss Buokner up a
the keel to a place of safety, if not. of dil
nity. - I spent the recondite portions of th
remainder of the week. in diving , for Mis
Saxtonla paint -box. . -
Finally I fished up the artiele'� in quei
tion, and marched home to supper i
triumph tio receive the pla;udits of tb
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I strode gayly intd the hall add�stoppe
short. I i .egarded a't man's hat on,' the raol
It was not mine-,' It! was not Mr. !Bascuim'i
There instantly came over me a ighly ur
reasonable feeling that I should !
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consulted about this intruder—a !eeling &I
mostof jealousy, of -being a1upylanted.
returned to the porch where Mri . 'Basour
was holdit g some conciliatory ri e3 of hei
profession with certain of the thir .
". You're lookin'! a eight better tt � p whe
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S' There w n't nothiag like this ' - ep mbe
he sun for tbe health." . - :
ISO " "Its ve ry sal u1brious, ma'am I" I! rat mrned
to , I I You've, got a new boarder, I see. "
1. " Yes, i ir. He came down this 'morning
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You won't be so lonesome now, Bit."
The old lady thawed the beetling denta
on* relics. I am afraid she saw' through�� a. I
" Artist, I suppose ?" I inquirect la dly.
" No," laid Mrs. Gardner - 11 he's a law
ff. er, a M% Jenkins. He's visitink Mis
tal Mton and Miss Backo r.'� r
of The con mrbation fla gedi and I strolle
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of clearly no reason under the sun. Bat afte
a; grumbling at myself a whi, le the* fact re
mained th it I did care, and -no alleviatio
came wheth Jenkins,, who ,,, a a rather good
� looking, g hulk of �s f(Ilo , sat betwee
Miss Saxtiln and Miss Bueliner a5 table, an
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him by fi�i Chriatiarl� naine.1
at 0 6i Stop naking all &as of yourself, W
on. obb !" I 7emarked ercel to the looking
m. glass aftei retiring t my inom , that even
ch ing. " It can't mat a ally difference to yo
whether' -1 Irs. Bascurigets another boarde
.1 or wheth i a girl you happ .n to know call
I. him O.ica ." .
I* - I hastily reviewed the Fituatiou. Th
- summer bid flitted. y irt: Imost Areadian
&I blissfu I f0hion. I ad I eopme fond of aeo
n. ing as Miss Saxon!s endhirian, to be aura.
ad The idea of giving u - the 1 post , brought a
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ad distinct p ing. She Wa3 vp_�y unconvention
al, but I 1- ad learned to ungerstand her on
that score, She was the m�at unaffeted girl
I had ove - met. I
n- Yea, to be candid with �ylself, I should
yj be exasp 3rated to � see somebody marry
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no her. In Jact I would much'rather do it in .
n- self. � . .y
0 1 thou� lit of her ' aler.�` and graceful,
. standing 'n her' favorite po�ibion before the
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mast, reveling in t. e spray I that dashed up
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DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY, as we uoWied along, he wind taking furious
i - liberti rith the gl ious hair, one pretty
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, tennis Ace braced al �ainst the bow, and the
Goderioh street, opposite Methodist churoh,ge olth brown �ands locked )ehin& her among the
A — Ar r, in halyards. It was a qweet picture to start
J. G. SCOTT, graduate Victoria and Ann 011ie's dre4ma On, bubl the image of Jenkins
- member Ontario Colle of 'Physician and I
Surgeons, Coronei for Founty of Huron, turned it to gall.. I I .
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11) R. PHILLIPS, of Toronto, has opened :ce tone th ext day, in the course of a boating
lately occupied by Dr. Oan,,tpb@ll, %ZO: _he trip to ich I had invited the two girls
treats consumption and all diseages of the air' p , Find th i ivader, " I believe on have ver
ages. by iDbalation of medicated iapors, the only ra. Y - Y,
tional method of reachit little o t ie Fentim&ntal i . 3)
.g the lungs, destroying the n your nature. !
microbes and eradicating the disease. The Dr. has "I I hoi a so," she answered, promptly and
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just returned from HotfSprinirs, Arkansas, where he disco I I
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spent . ': I thindo You say that I
fi.1; III diseaL-ea of the -0onsiry organs, aril all di8. 6 . . . - �
ewes of long E-tanding. Skin diseises and diecaoes of � k the burden of proof li s with
. women cured in it short�t time. Elcotricity used -in you to sh 3w why any rational bei with !
rheumatism, nervous d ility, &,-. 1638-tt , .
It � � work in the world should wish to 0 silly.
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AUCTIQNER�RS. - - sense of Ily sentiment. � If you in in sen -
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WM. mlokoyr have pler ty. -pace says I hi. ve too
7 , . Mr,
Auotwneer for th) Counbles of Huron and, Perth, much -compared wit my technique.' .
wd AFent at Hil. n,,i,%Il for theMassey-Harrip Manu. I inwaidly malig ad Mr. Dace nd bar
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'alituring Company. Sale romptly atten - dad to, art. . ',','as there no human, persi , .
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4harges modouto and 191arlsfaction guaranteed. D141 indi
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ardor@ by mail addressed to . Henuall Pool Officoi or vidual interest for her ?. Yes, there was
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ieft at his regidence, Lot 2, Concession 11, Tuck. Jenkins. Proba Ithe question ld be
onmith, will reoelveprompillattenblon. 12D64f u
- answered all too soon. He -was i t a bow
__� - -- ---- with Afiss Buckner, and their ttii ude of
. - . multual pi -eoccupatic n determined M, to put �
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LUXBJ'wLUR . . " Your friend is a fine-looking fellow," I
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He's as in nly and harming as he's' hand-
, sorne,'too. I was b ginning to be affaid he
- wouldn'ti )a able to come. He?a a, junior
Being always in communication with t -he lumber partner in his kaw� Arm now, and theY, can't
dealers, the tindersigned is - in a position to -supply .get along withouthim. If he was 4 good.
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Lumber, Shingles, . Cedar Posts, etc., for-nothi g chap, now, he'd be hanging
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at the very lowtst prices, either by the car load or She wai absolutely innocent; but all the
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otherwise. Yardq—in the rear of the Queen's Hotel, same I lot thed Jen in moment.
Seaforth " 1 sup?oae,l ouglic to tell.ycu,11 86 c,
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- I had a revulsion of feeling I in favor of
the invader so sudden that I 4 obliged to
TO THE PUBLIC.- put the tiller bard -i -lee quite out of due
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" They will make, a handsomp couple," -1
11aving a eom, plete line of said with real enthusiasm.
0 . kneel iown to Be qenkins was
. z ing ( ure a recr6auit tie in.
1) . Miss Buckner'a tennis shoe. " IThat would
Builders make a charming picture, ouldn't it ?
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- " It would be -a wry namby-pampy attl
- . Hardware, tude for a man to tat e when he asks a wo.
. man to marry him," �he object d. " It was
all.right in Sir Piereje, Shafto '8 day, but
Stoves, , we've grown out of t at sort of thing. "
I " What is your, o,v,n p,irbicalar idea of
L . Tinware, thewa�eothing should -be done with
dueregar t Ourni eteenth century civil.
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Pairy Supplies, - '��i'lphe an ought to stand, with his
hands—of course they are the hard things
ETC., ETC. to manag) —in the side po(kets of his
coat." .
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We ask a share of your patronage. r i: So 1"INCT— COI ds
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I are n ted for hanging on. �
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I Don't tri -fl with!� them.
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Take your clothes to thd, forth'Dye Works and -
bave them cloaned or dyed ifind made to look like I I
now. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
HENRY NICKLE, Goderich street, opposite the & , , I
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- playfulness, - a d have a steam yacht in- and settled itself wi & a few gentle ahakTings 4. " � - � you nervous, irritable ; spoil your temper ; lose
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.. . stead of a ' Tub. . I've been making good and s,�vaying& into �ts place, like I one of ..
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r olutions that w1lon't be --guilty of ppia- those indis rubberl tumbling dolls babies � I - I
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t ary visitationE upon you while I'm. 6�er : � I . � I -
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in � - - - on refuse to let me write." . i: i "Sl�ter. Shoes" are made to fit feet—to cover
A � I �', 3 . I tumbler, at fi at malile of 'silver, as � are all . I . I '
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,w an it did not dov a I felt a little hurt. s ecam( corn on, the round; glasses -
in * CIO:" You Are Free I 11 Is Ho I you have a painy foot. -
. w are yot tting on Miss Saxton ?" that stood on a flat ase supersedeq � the ex- I"
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n Tf ,?on were in prison and a � i I The r fit the first time they're worn, and ever
, I taked at lengt " � quisitely bal"ced i ilver spheres land stole I �
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th doorand said 14, Pretty well, ' said , tha -has been for I
d . - 11 � " Go: You 0 a I but something �heirnamess suacEssfully after, be muse the stretch and shrink
i i aL her -tone brou ht me instantly to my feet to g6 to All : .
ie ar - free!� I I you wouldn't,stop, . I ouls' W see the real thing. � ever taken out of them while six da _s on the lasts, I
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to ask whether'the kiey that opened the arid to bar side. � I *_ . I
I - * Twove shapes, all sizes, six widths, all colors,
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6a inigi speedily ... made strong and Well - Y -0 - I i - . . � Goodyear welted, stmped on 'the soles with
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worn i trouble,." sayi Mrs. ennie J, Jackson, of I oking up at me th smile that trans. who goes i a. irection f he ri'llit, gains 1 'R. Y,JLLIS� - SOLE LOCAL AGENT FOR SEAFORTH. . � �
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ir Ikette to DrA f uffalo, iq� Y. h issed her if I had i �ared. - i ;
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n tried many ere , ai I � and got no bet- - I . A young ff an for several, m6ntb: negleet. - broke a � Jo I ith his f1iioe'and out' himtelf him through all the stages of short kuw
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ter until I tried- JK,MPe,crc1e�.%eflrnedIcines. The "You shall pi 3nt just as much as you ed -his Christ an Outies, leading 'a careless most, f6i ,r ! full V. � . I .- .
A a I train I _�
;_ rst bottle gave me* ase, I have taken six bot- - I breeches and long unmentionables, .
�e t, es d fi I as well as ever Ili my lire. Fleate, Lucy," 1 to i red her ously. , life and paying little attention to 'the or Tbaiifehaard.the�jnoiae, and, muning . Let an begin with the young -man, it I
11 With asuddeg motio she flung the brush dinanceaan institutions of the house of
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4 IT doctof did upt have any faith in 'patent n , out ha him carried iJi, and sorted no his carefully or6ased trousers, who has just ,"..
medil � nes' but he says 'something has done you in her hand far,qut ,w the crest of a cutling God. Durilno t in time be called upon a I 1� I .
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,good. I I know if wave and -I dared. deacon of the ch roh, who was a wAtch,nak. face, m, king. a terribl , lamentation a ver the � oaped from maternal thraldom. He is louq. "
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,e I could _� had not taken Dr. Pierce's
medir. it have lived long.as I was .
I- .in . . (The End) brokOn� �ott�e, and . on ering hoi r ever ing about with no apparent ccupati ..
n. . b I - er, and asked.. hi to repair his watch. � I , 0 On or 7
� nothing ut tt�o'l was so thin.in flesh Ads ' �o going to 1i ace the minia �er the ob eot in life ; but let anyone suggest that .
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that it hurt m, t ie n. No%y Vain "well, ' What to the difficulty with h 11 1i �
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,a and pan work ` da� and do as much said the deacon. � I , mom ! , I the grass needs cutting, sad instantly, he
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walking as I evZa11d,%,d eep well all night.. Dr. C12aise ures Cat(wrIL after,. � What i the Oa , it was dec ded to becomes animated and remembers A Inott
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d � I can pever be than ful enough for the good Dr. Ope ationis Fafl. . I ., , i mak6 t) a; mi7iiter 61,la
PiercllsmedicinLs idme." ME613. � � . . I � .' ve that Adam was important business ongagement, Which neede
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I T 3JWNTO, March h, 1897. . rom ho no, And keep im all the ti a shut his immediate attention, 'and h -e- is Of-— -
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Dr., Pierce is a regular graduated and I The deacon looked up to -,him with a � " 1� �
1. i up ln� 0 e:boi 2 this was done &a. whereas, had no one mentioned tho gree$, ��
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My boy, age&fouiteer, has been &.0611 erer from steady, sianificaut eye and sai . : .
educitted h si ' He has had a more , d: i
k- � P. Y Cl: in. - . tarrh,andla6elywesibmitted 111 11nopersdan � I Y� , dw e people arriN ed and the " enigag,i�ment 11 would have been fo�.
pract cal life lo g experience with all � hi 'Haven't you lost time lat6ly?, I i cordi' and w an -
I at the General H08pitftl, Since then we iave reeort, � the i I ister cam I 0 evasive rel ly was gotten, and 4o person would have appeared
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form of wom;nl diseases than any otber ad to Dr, Obase These - fivej words brought the careless i iv � 11
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docto,r in this ountry. His " Favorite medicine has wide a prc mpt sal comple to cure. young man t � a holtv and eventually back to . # -_ It is !im*
I Prescription 10 for female complaints is the H, G. FORD, Oln ver the s(and. of the district, an wonderful what that one word "' businese W�
r,he church a4d to duty. . If we � uld avoid go"
n most itn;Lrvelousl effective remedy for Otis Foreman 01owan Ave. FireHall. . losing time, l6t us keep . WIP usu e mini4t r! them All Up 113 a row embraces to the masculine mind. Evvy.
I . our faces in the
I pqrp44 in the w rld, I - 1 4� and I o �ed gravel, and', all the people looked thing from looking at a fox -terrier, to alltdi, -
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Sufflaring �iotn`ti .need not hesitate to . I direction of I uty. as so en n an if th , lAd oeen met up to � iog at the street comer discussing I the.rd..
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n write Jt9 him, Al letters are held sacredly . Pointe I I aragraphs. � 0 . be nh)t, Turing 0 M,'--- Blair the minister cant foot ball match, or the 11 latest 11
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al and 1 34H MADE HAPPY. . I .- .
confidenti ree advice will be sent by �AHO I � - Ont
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. mail in plain seal d o'livelope . . . Silence is a dif ion t argument to beat. I said.- - I .i� -1 "Billy " or 41 JfMmie 11 is included in t4t . -
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r . " The course of true love in O'ery often kite. - — . I 46 %le 1,� Janet, 4s I think you re the awful word. - I
Constipation 4 a �,little illness that if . . I I I ii : .
oldes � thereford - thil
negle6te(l builds a big ofie. Dr. Pierce's shaped. . " Mrs. Tudker, of Niagara Falls, I - : asid .11 . 5 -fittest person . Did ever anyone bear or know of airawli,, :
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. Pteas�nt Pellets cure �,co stipation. I A man inj urei � h maelf eivery' time he , pree,eli:iti I'll just 6egib wit on, ad the, unblessed with a 11 buse," who
I I in I y . was on time ,
� I � Tels What Did- It. : first! Aut tior
- wrongs another, I i . � . I I hAV41 to ask in thi , what
E�_� - I - � , I I for his dinner ?� Such a thing does� notex.- .4
. . i . Death makes t a widow, but th 3 spinster : was d tb' t ocossione&'the fall of Ad in ?"
riety-of coat othell tban Phe Back 91y � is maid beforO. � I I- . . i I ist, or if it doef, it should be classed affift-9
J let ookedt se if ;7; he bad seen si ghost,
11 Then he ought to e*cuse himself a few Her Daughter Was Afflicted With t , 414 . . is the seven wonders of the world. No, till 1,
I In his winning ways is fouod th proof ')f -_ Vitus' Dance and Helpless � an Int * 'and, th ing that so � e� one had toold'the man that dinner will, be at six o'elock sad
minutos to go home and put one one. Wb Y, a good bluffer. I - i - " t. mini4e f he ' husbalcid's adventure, she he will come in, blandly smiling-, at
I would no more I hink cf drawing a man of . I , i r, � - an time .
Every time a mirror she -Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Cured Her plied I � � y
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the yeriod on his cnees bafore a girl than I Oman sees a . I- I I I from that to eight lo'clo&, and be- mud �
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I r p islisto Had Failed., 1 414 JI)e( d, air, ,ft was I the . Bi r, Ile chagrined to find the roasr, overdone, the -
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. pauees to reflect� . I I i Afte 8 ! ;
oper y termed wasn I ;b at foJ , , air' a lu -
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8 wou d make him i taud c n his head or turn A railway curN a might be p� , From the Reiiew �. itherr, t he'just
a somersault. N( w ths, 5 was a ieensible ar. I I � Niagara Falls. I N 0 4 potaltoes cold, etc. Suggest to him thatih -- . .
. . a scientific crook, I 1' , trippit ( vier the graip 1 it the house -el A air. in his own fault, 48 food cannot be expec ,
rangement of a pr)poiAal Beene in -that illu's- It is a horrible �feeling to know i that. you it - I tea - -
I trp,tion of Mr. Dayin 7 atdry we were looking The d9otor who gets out ofipati nts is apt have lost all ommand or cont I mict t � has 1 happe!j led tae yereel'. -�He to cook lor tin indefinite perio.d without ,
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a I to lose hi,i temper. - - (I 4 � I . your hadn* abulne three�gilg 0 1 -
at-l"t night." . i 11 . I limbs, and mpat depend u your friends . � In him- but the hot- apoilin nd h will hint darkly at bad ,_
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My antagoniEm to 6A illicreased visibly. A weali back oean't necemal4rily imply a to wait Von and serve you the same as an ,v - . 1 an-' it's nae u a try- .Iw kge'e ,or reply with ,calm dignit 3 ,
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. man is behind th times I ye ke6 � ir etain
. ' was the condition of Mies -I 11 I
n The couple forward were in a settled sort of . I infant. Ihial 'i och t in a may ad bibuniness." That endo ��
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A joy is visio, ary wiben listan� ce lends ing tar - c ; �e. Ad& 9 it ; a mere woman should wilt and be utter. , - -
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I -nearly a year, and the Be. . 0 .
an sittitude with their b eks to us ; " Thc� MyrtleTticket for I ., �
. I enohantirient to he view. . I . - a ad ' oo;
Tub " was on a long i teady� I . come! Be t the mi er has ly subdued by that , word " businese,17, -
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I 1 ta k with a' a Better. Is oil I wife have it of hysterics view, learning that she had been won'd,er' heard ., ) O�i�,, hod' h Lord what There would be no use.explarning to &.,a �
wind. ; I took a b itch I of the halyard en& fully benefitt�d by the use of Dr. WililiamW 81, !1; � � . an I
I than to run into debt for a iiilk- d�eso or a , limmer a him � . that if anyone -in so wanting in goo d- vense- .
a Aeat and w%ve Aliss Saxon . : ale People, sent a reporter ! . 31 l
I over, the tilleni new piano. : Pink Pills fo-�- P I I I �
Fortulu%tely my flannel yachting Coat had' , 4 to hear- her -story,' We call(d at the ,'resi- I , - __-T I . as to come into his office at these hours, his �
. A matinee girl says the going ouid 0 . I SICK Z DACF 9 boytover annayintr nd dis. should rise lap and_tAke� him by the hand .
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. side pockets.. I dutifully de�o,iled f men deuce of Mr. lEdwin Tucker, of the village 1 tr"'Jinj I �, I ollitivel y redlbyLAXA-LIVE� PILLS-, and lead him fiv-milyto thedo -
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my between the actf h! far less objectionable ofNiagaraF�118. -Mrs.Tucier re'ceivedus �'!Theyaie a totice ndii .
hand .n them, assumed a standing poeture,i . or, saying ..,
- � than the coming back. � . . 0,ver gripe. , 6 I My good air, it is time you __
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as ne,41 Y as a Tub's " brisk motion I very e6rdially on AscEi the object,4of � , -. � were goitig �
- '' I I 'A hougeliol(# pmrnal says that, kerosene . I I ; I #�� I '
would %flow, andfaced my componion. She� out visit, A � nearly as postible those aire : . I 11 I , home to your dinner instead of keepin - 'I
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u looked up wiLh a brettil t leramb smile at� will remove rusl from stove�. The obj .ec' her exact wotda in speaking of her dough- '; Re ., r I S,tt, f. .F also Ustso .
tioinable feature tbout it is that inI removirig I �. .
0 .M18 for I ter)s case ;-I" My daughtei yrtle ie liu I I ![Ilk �: park. He looked to mine." Then: would i�if women rise up. -
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a mild 4tempf to be face , ,;", than she "`� rust it incidentally removes the stove and her fifteenth �ear, About a ear r�. i downhe �rl ad an as' adent. Hislelotbres that m'n blessed. But, parbaps - .
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s"WI 'thei domestic Bodletimes. � ago ala " I
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the truith and bluthed,' 1. Otis � � . . ing tlymptorils of St. Vit 8 ld I nee in de , w6re � ty. but n t 1, ged. There was a you are much tried, by these frequent I
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. " Miss Lupy," I began', 11 it has been' only, - INiTANT REFAEO zuaranteed by u9inft AIM their appear , nce, bat for so a ti e'we did lo�k o � eE pair c a e I yinh face-olmost a � lapses from punctuality, a to sug. - .
I 'I lO,k 0 eoperat on. Si ne noti,
three sboirt, inonthk since I fir- t met 'you BU INIA STERLING HEADACHE POWDE not know what was,re 11 t a m4ter. She c ,,meo �ing his � gest that gossiping was the cause of the de. - --
. I as. No, ' a Y t right arm ' V I , . 1 lay. If so,you are transfixed with a bought -
and it would seem almost impe' tinent,! if it depressing,after-offt ct. , loss the nee of her, arms, her de4 o edlook satd' n -by him, , paying,
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. . � "� ju� a you ai a a stronger in the blitk � I i stare and informed that "men don't gossip. r �
were ziot'go true, to say now th t I lov youl 1 0 completely p�ralyzed. 1 She ad to be dreis- i P
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very mach -so much thatJ b te ed, and und ' 8sed bei Ing to' w Inttid sh I !Of course they don't? Still it is -
- .. , . )) you with , Some ,!Big Fortunes. r T 9 ;ally nnab�e ito I 1* 1 6D a W ,,h you," , � ful how much th . F . wonder- _
mv wb� fe. help herFel he beat local physi�ialnq . t look I eyean tell you about other
,Ole heart t : e 'my wi The large per ional estate, so QUIX Ord, you se,q but a brig 4 � peo]
is .. - - me zC375,000, f I . . , 1.
-1 eve heard of , such a thing,"� were called E and prescribed foe, b � ple when they ebance.to be in a com. .
i r I I she ' , ar! blut came 1 J t the votind man's face, ,and he .
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I w th face afl�'me. " I am left, by the late .Sir William Jenner, makes I I I ? I eakerf ;he d , a.
much ppeared to be unable t) affdrd rolidf. ;; out Iiis ba�d i ; municative mood ; they learn it in the way - ., ,
� it ilitereeting to recall the big fortunes left . I
gaspe( I they a �,i ., :
, �" lie said, " Ili� so hungryl for a ' . I -
oblige :-I know ii is a great honor. 6h, I; We made a p to Buffalo last January, afid 11 , of business no doubt. . . _� I
. � I . by other fashion ible and successful medicok a specialist 'i I � We have all paseed 01fou h a -period � -
wouldd't think of 'f a moment ! )on't i�a an -a ko. � I leftmy:11iome about I week
of �ecent timeg. s consulted W�o recommend- . I � 'Of -
The next largest pe7sonal- � 11, ; 9 �
I'm goi 1), be an artist, Mr. ad Myrtle be shut up i I h . 'trial n I
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you kli� w g to I n a ,dark room fori ' 9 , ,�.hp players -1 and best w 'Whes of i to the spring,, I P, !,
Cobb � Its the las th ty 6 Sir Williai i Jenner's, was that, of Sir allowi I ,,, fr d I Ti ; I I housecleaning. In apron and cap we pu . . -
i Dg I'd thi I - Re died in 1890, leaving ng no one to ,see her. or I . ralle, I
nk of doing Willijm 0 ull. three mqnths, . Iles wete hard, and t seem- I,
-marlr ing-I ass re you. I've alway in, ,Z344,022 19s. 7d. behind him, to be exact. peak �to'her but the nurse. In fact the doe, dine, oary for ne to o into the orld to 'the bugbear of our lives -dust, With ach* I.,
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ten a i to (' . 11 of make I ivin � fol: myse . I suppose t ing back and arms we drive it out of .corn_ 1,
A �evote Ili ye6lf to art." ; This, of course, was the result of profession- tor i4inted. upowher being sent to one here nors, brush it off ceilings, and rub and pol- , ��
utlely the tw(: cannot come in confl�ict," -idh for a the citiy hospitals. Arsenic was one of the was lo... lof w )rk ."or md � �i n this city, buti .
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I al fees, a large proportion of w� . d " It t ink t iere is any' a. ish and rub attain, till we began to wonder - - �
urge . The unappioachable atmosohere� specifies u e1d ; it ha ped to quiet lor a On ," hing, and I in di - �
.1 � i long Eeries of years had been excqllently in-. - * YY - I
of maidenhood. ti , uriounded h; time, but ns �' elief was' � � if, between dust and refractory charwomen .
a is 7aol o ipermanen r , Obtained, co ra . �,
vested. Then comes the late Sir Andrew or ail, I I -
maddening. I I Ar :I is t only the .expre sion! C- After our re�urn from Buffalo, MY'13'0 He 1, his 'Lip I d ; rai� thige, land his* :lile is worth li�ing. The whole feihinine .
i , � ,lark, thou iere is a large, falling off in . n urged .- I ,�
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n the .mo outh utivelledi. I* I " la part of the household arise betimes, aii .
of life 4fter all. It, ca not be greater phan! , ugh o try D4. William i' Pink Pille for M'Yr- in . I try In,)' he . d are
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06,893 19,3. 3d. JI believe, me I �6 I soon in full pursuit of the �
life, . You can't li,re ill any full aenee with 1 , tle.1 He said he was are it would do her went � n , to 1143, , 4 ce somegn moth and ruw
no duty but painting pictures, and I can't however, that Sir Andrew sank a good I - . care$ , that ddth corrupt ; but riot so wit
good, as it h d cured 1�is boy of a similar enougl ,for rn a to shako ands with a." h thev �
z i I round sum in're I estate. T � I I :m. of the family. No ; he com,ex down sit
live at all—" complaint, t , hat;band sballe Was he beginnin of his . an
st F � 7) Another big f)rtune was Sir Oscar Clay- I hen detiBrmined to try them, I I
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, . I outdoes ., 1) , vnh miteii Ue usualbouri Bits in the most comfortable
- Im very sorryi she interrupted firmly. ton's, about ;EI47,000, and yet another of as I was conlious the I trdatment � she was . d and disc raged . a .
1, It ian't I hat I doirl% �Ike'you, Mr. Cobb ; I getting was Aoing, her no good. I before, th e ) was no ol who ,- orner, a,nd reads his paper and eats bit �
quite recent ate Sir Richard Quaia'o, I urchased red 1. . ; . , breakfastwith the air of a
an the contrary, I do. i You've been charm- a box,;and the a act of the Pills as almost ca ' , , teat city, his h rt martyr, Hc--
. � aboutL-117,000. Dr. homas Armitage left 1, � . f lin in g , was I
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made 4 1)3 th .� � � ould like to know how much longer this
to us this sumijer,,and au -so useful." marvellous, rom the very beginn ng,before I 1it� ple ,thing, haud- iw
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u over f2OO,OOO, ut tb bulk of this was car. I , - -
ln�-his *as the un ., F a 4 a, )I( to k,0101il age and soo found lie going to last ? It is a dreadful wa for a
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. 0ndest ot all, tainly not profe sional earninga; Dr. Paul, the firi t box iwas used, an i, em� oyll I nent. :; I : I , I' � . i'man to have to live ! Ask him to an . I
" Isn't there a cpance foy�,.ou to think of Camberwell, massed over 9100,000, but plainly discernible. Five boxes iTeall have I i i, � :�l i L 11 9 a : . ,�
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differently, Miss � 9 is now ab to run : 1 , I I �
,,,��, x,o nff ink of v hat been used, 'd M�Ftle �: � wu 21 I
he owned one, i not two, lucrative private . I N iii stove -pipe, or do a few other unimportant I
8 Y ura, and enjoy 11�1 I in a manner she 1could not 9 �. I
you are doing in t , , _� an� way of lunatic asylums 1; I f T11 T'ro,`d�� Winds
A man's love isn't io be--". SirWilliam Bowman, the do for months and m h _ . I little things of a like natute, and ingtantl y -
way i oculist, Sir P,eston Hewett, Sir George I silgo 8 (3nt a ba0k. Two B1Qw ptron 9 i1pe) rv�l . ine is in he mar- he recollects a "' business engagement " and' - I I
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" Don't talk th4 . 1 am sorry to wee �e commerced to atteod school kei. "I vi e:il I I groa n in
make you Paget, and Sir Risdon Bennett -left substan- k ,War i � t.. eat nerve -p cure. has to run for it. Ati noon he
feet unopinfortable, but I ave after an absq'nce of nine months. �'I want Its pan .1 traft . Andi ainlaubduing ower is takes his ..
tial fortunes, bu b all were well under the i . [lunch down town, and all his friends. hear
chosen. I intend 0 st dy, and not to be a . it distinctly understoo V' said Mrs h r os blinstantaneous. Try i0f the awful time he is having, and being � .
U , C100,000. I Tucker, sue thiLt all fis al I i
wife. Please ta.ke Phe tiller, Mr. � Cobb. " that. the p3ysicians all agreed ' hat my it � I .. � 4
; took it, for Ahelmeant to be obeyed. There has been speculation as to what in- daughter wis afflictcd with and, �e con incedo' � i : �nen they condole with him ; and sympathy
I deter comes some 'of these successful docto . I Vitus' . I . i � I
mired to' leave re : 9 - i . . Ibeing dear to his soul he goes home to din- - .
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r is a big in- I . ' ' L - � 1, per in a -cheerful frame of mind, quite pre- . �
once. Wild notioi B came of descending - attendants d d not b6nefit her, and that no - N iti ile 31 . 6ns for Boys.
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upon Mrs.'J&A's gay' establishment and other medici 30 wa$,tal an after commencing � Mostboys and girlIA, Oared to regard dust generally, and the ne.
time Sir Williem Gull's professional fees i � 11 d )not like Bel m an'- ��sity for housecle : ,
proposing out-of-h8nd to her tailor-made ,. Dr. lliam i' Pink Pi Is ; aning as a - delusion that
- Z200 4 vv eek, if not i ; , so that there is no they sa �k a tillo long fc r the;r - I
most certainky a veraged. . ar r ,� that they ; , I - �
sister, and mailing a wedding,card to Miss don h ,.covefy ir net be - attributed to' hig,bneises. Pl6rhaoitte� may likI 5 gives great pleasure ana amusement to his, -
more, while Sir Audi ew Clark's takings at . t of th .� thes, itching spouse -a comfortable theory that
Saxton, But such % fine revenge fell, �flat * the �se 3se pills. Her state of health ahoitsormons. They ill;g , . .
. I the zenith. of hii career m net li�ve amounted I I o think 4uite cures his conscience of any pricks it
when 1i pictured the calm unconcern with I . is no�v most -.xcellent, her appetite is good, over, a*d muli t,not 1: -
I . to an average of over X300 for ever fjlx ., �ri ad too hastfy.
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which fi,he would reieive it. So, instead, 1 working days. There are rize!; in the and I am only too plea ad to be able to car- - A Sweledisi, boy f ,.I o A of a win( ow and might have as to the " business " that
left by the night tr in -for New York, an � idways crops np when'bis assistance is re*
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. d medical profession, without a o�bt. tify to the a ova facts, in order that others was ba4ly hu -t, _b n t pai I a ene a ips he q;uested. - .
decided, to go to. Edro a for a year. Then, , . 0 , Pimil4rly atil eted may be encourage,d to try kept ba�k th( I � I Eli; The kin g, Gus- Anotherpr(
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' — 'Nvilliam ' Pink Pills." '' '�
I rl,egr6dered the I hole matter so fai, as to HAGYARDIS YI1LOW 61L is pr6mpt to rel Dr. i tavias , olph wh I ; him fall, proph- )of of the peculiarity of men b
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I and sure to cure coughs, colds, sore! threat pain in A 'Impoverished condition of the blood esiq'd ti At phla "Biloy 7 1 0 be observed daily, as we pass along the .
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when � iss Saxton a me on t a por h and � . . I fruitful source of most ills that affect - . at woman would be seen -ina room 01111*
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gave me 4 hearty, honest handshake. I public street, in full view of the passers by* �
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I How Tumblers got Thbir Name. kind, and to any thus affected Dr. Williams' A bo, flused. to art Iiih the flowers - �
" Nothing has gone right since you I left," ' Every day w ; Pink iPills offer a speedy and certain cure. the I �r el� 106P Slid pait �tied the white to get ieclinling in an arm chair, wrapped in' -s. I .
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01 � - drink A tumbler. No other re edy has ever met with such biaUthei'm cc ttage � i q! U,yi,oi with all sorts towel or a abeetor some suzh article, her -
said Miss Buckner sweetly, - as she � , ned I out, Oi i ai
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� � I Cass, wHch a one of of pictures, w hich' the mountaineer gazed g
and water so called ? Years ago I?rofesoor the stron e8t proofs that Dr. Willia' s' Pink at il. 11� v rao: the grea i artist,
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And Miss Buckner never displayed more Alax Muller was giving 9 as wonderf attendant held her by the nose and brand- _
t9Lct than when she left us tat e -a' 'I after a lunchoon at All Pills accomp I . lahed a razor over bet ? None, I should
tete, .i8h all that is claimed for them. Titian. �; i . .
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this pretty speech, � Tnere was no use' beat- I I liope '?
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!ng around the bush I at once askedl Lucy Alice, the wife the Grand Duke of Hasse.- i,is, St. Vi s' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, amu8ed;himse It! rrl:,��ing I d a.wings of his pot ' Yet in this 'undignified, I might may in
; Darmstadt, an the second I daughter of i I .
if she ware of the Ba'-ae mind. . . thumatism, nervous Readache, palpitation 11L� Ill b itating attitude, do we behold -
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" Ob, pleape don' 5' let us di3CUSS: that .F of the heart, nervous rostration,-� diseases 1' ThaCboy will beat m one day." So he he I do of creation every day of ,.our livvs� -- "'
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again, Mr. Cobb !" I depending on vit* 'ted blood !such as aid, fo ihq Wo.97 have deteriorated, for I am Con ,
n I told her .1 C19 and a very ag -eeable lunebe6n! was had, I r., I , iiabael 4�gelo.
was going a nd of la, chr el A Geiman bov r
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if.phe would 1, w th talk on a.1 kinds of inter,��ting sub- i7 as, etc. 'ihe are been dideovered in such a poeition ; if -_
The way a scr nic ery's �inced our first father, Adam, would neve"
asked ' a-
, ,ive me that firs p jects. _. also epecifi ., for troAbles peculiaLk to, fe. 1 thunde� novel , ight ithe midst f it he
.Ure, to " remember h'e'r by." . I I : 44 he shaved no doubt he did the deed insoine
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I But what a cited the out-io � ity of all , - urin� all . forms of - weak a. in! said to 1iiimsell. o� , his will n ver do.
" I'mi,po sorry -I wish I could, ' el 'd. 'strangers pres 11 en U was a set of ili�lflea round men �hey a eta �adici% :11,18 � 6 I h excite I over it. can't . unfrequented nook.
ie Pa' cases I I get Do, mup, I I `
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0 arisiT g from ental wOrry, overwork, Ot ex. study a lv�ell �fter it. -, .In the matter ot clothes, also, the ways of .
" But that; wealthy Mr. Mal.er as down bowls of silver, about the size large I I SO here goes," and men are strange ; for they affirm they halve .
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here visitin M D4C and he in de such a 0 cesses of. any nature. 8old -by all deale a or � he flung ,a n 0
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me C - e�a t* I let it go. range. These were brougWround filled x or six bpxea � 1 Fie, , h' t a k ouc t the riiver. He
handso �ffer ror i t sent post pai I at 50 cents a bo wali great erman philosopher, vaDity and are indifferent on tbeoubjeeL
)) But ,to the brim witt the famous ate ,brewed in . I I
I tell you w she added bright. the college. These, we are told, 1;ere turn. for $?-.50, by address) g I h Dr. Willi ms' Do Y�u knoiv what b Be little serm �Zlll, early in the zeason they receive a note I
' I w d 0� Medioine CO. Brock One from their tailor sta�ing that they heye '
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ly, " I'll do anothelske ch as near " I ille t'e
. like it blers, and we 'were speedily shown how v , Ont, i mean 1 by, imply t i , that in I oyhood .
as I can, if you car to take me over ' , I __. � I I . - shown't 'a traits t(ome " exquisite" samolles of good$ tbat am - _
to the I I 1' and! gi, f9r good
beach wh4re I can- get the sun ight th6y came by their nameei-a fitting lesson J 11 I r1h od are to be the correct thing for gentleman's weir
and for the guests of a philologist, The Ftaffl f Adam. or �.vil f1b4t make the a or woman good
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give but in tl�e kirk on Sundays thav on , I -1— they will see something really exelusive.
So the'`n'�xt morning we get out, She al- i IsAve.
R such ind sue a day they would visit such a j A PRESSM 'S STORY. 114 i
lowed me to t k the bars for her I . i . 0 down they go and spend as much tim �
ow house and au3h another house and examine I :1 �
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I to " Th 3 Tab's 11 . ! :, ,�nst ering andexamitling some ngly pisew -_
that we passed to Igatui of the people as children- Mr� 101a -nham e .
. h arents as well in d cloth ail if it made the least differevoll
moorings, i Firom a Be, d the horter Catechism, the Confession of ; , p How DoMe ,
h I , *hat they wore, for the poor things cau!t . .
-She deftly aule tip the balyards while . � i . - -
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We made out of th inlet ' in th ee lucky Sick'ess i ; . I i. : � Lumbazo. . I Yes, men are amusingi very arnuaing am- ,:,� - ,-. I
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tacks, and I . . I . LO g, long ago the minister of Nlw Luce ; . -7 tures, and yet they have their good pointo . . - ���� -
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stood off in capital tvle from the shoals at � SI'MCOE, Jan. 48�h, 1897. Carr ng out this old custom, gave it out Toron'�6 June l9tq.--�The story of t +for one thing they make us laugh, -though - � - � . .
I I one I nd t iat he wo�ld visit B061murray t P he - - .. .-
the mouth of the c ee $Cape Of the Globe pressman, Mr.* John H. a are too sensible to tell them to, 1.
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on t a Reday, and all the libirds and PAr*haM,, from the agonies of Lumbago, by � - . -
to do. We broug t up to' the quaint old - Gentlemin - lor over five nlon�hs I was other' round bout were to be th at the u8i i D 'dd' Ki . � -
landing with a gra ef il sweep, and I gave confined to my ed, not being Abld to move. . I ted tin Iney Pillo is unusually in. So -The barn ot Mr. Edward Chamney, of ' ...
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her a hand, to feel n last time the spring The best medical skill was called in t � I ath Wallace, was struck by lightning Aar- .
all treat- r a r e7it i n ;,',. i 8 , .
., a A 1, so Adz in Blair, #hen he er�ard his 11 .1 recent thunderstorm, but, fortunatel .
of her lea to the wharf. ing me for catarr of h" 5 �, I 4 � be I - 1X)g a .
igor . . Afir, NrOarn writes i o the Dodd's Medi- -
t p and the umbrella c most sirr plelfood with. _bO visit- cine��Co. 113,1mittle I -
was set avail. toma h, ,but to no name called o it &s one �hat was to! further damage'was Tdone th .
The'veaselo" I could eat t�, . , thus I., �1' I am proud to no an the kno,011i -
arranged �to give ti a correct ligi it on the out beingin dt �,"ul misery, and found no relief ad, Be off to the village the day b ore for testify 44W Onderfu � efficacy of Dodd's Og off of a few boardB.
canvas ; I stretched (-u,t on the beach, a until same w . . . After spending a some! 7 11 .
S v m up I 'bits of things to entertain the min- Kidoeytt Ila, , About ,igh,',t months ago, .1 , - -Mr. Wm. Cudmore, of the London
few yarde away. % ister�and othe�s-for th�re. was aye a ues . Road, Tuickeremith, Huroni
: large sum irf mcc'lcal�fei'd,rice, I was 4dvised to ..as iattar,4ed b3 , severe P�ins in[m back. a bay kind. illp
try a box of Dr. h Cure. i pur- after the c4echizing 1was done. Among . Y - - .
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" How � is that ?"'I 's Ca'a"r - I co�jsultled an illent physic* s6ippin on an averaze of a hundred t�jzff .
I . chased a box fri aid � . I I . I 11
11 That ,ni ely. You c el company, I hao Lumbago, nd td" 4 illie to n W, 0 f bale. bay a week �D Glasgow and Liysr- � -1 -
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will do an raise tin othev things he had 0 ket, there was, of T
es und � �,Iat relief. course, a bott a of whisky, and wb(n Adam I pbol. More power to biw ; -1 I �
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yourhead moreif Fouwant." I ish I$ th The e did ijliezo goo I. he does mor*
Not being able to t I iried a b�ft if �Ir. Chase's w � ��ttilllg it! Who COM�8 in but �he shoe. 1, - ��
She was ready ti cn, and I tried to get Kidbey-Liver. Pills, the pains lef rnel the third! as friend ad ,,,a t�) t good in the country than our best poli- -
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interested in Mr. E lr�ia, but it was no use. day. My appclite as b�en fully re;tored. I con., I illsij i I dR n� obe ti;c1sue. . .
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ri, and li� treats A lam to a Oill, and "
I d eats uy � a u ble# me sinc . I -Mr. Gabriel Elliott, a prosperous for- �
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facetious linen. but thley bad such a dolor. three b y sickness, . ave used o n,,',Y'l bottl,o in I a w. BY 4. Z� 1; S., IN'CANAD AN . I HOM fiam active work this fall,buying a propertF, . - __ I
-ass L to ! MYS . oxes o his b�east pocket ad the groceries � i I I'll,
'ring that I had to conf f Dr Chase's Kidn4 Y-Liyer Pi , . � , E �OURNAL, 11i Clint,on and taidag life esaier in futum iii
one elf a, a )f in the poke of his plaid, I , 01j all 4f, queer enim 'I _1;7_ z�:
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. can do my house w rk as usual. I am positive i , - )ld man by any me&=, U4: - �_ ,
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clould scarcely be attrjbuted to the spray purely to Dr. Ch e's remedies, .Vhich I have ing ,*ound Ill own house -end ho trippit he is, firm i convineed t at: -`he is t' ion tlihzt . , � I I
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_ . . ower ia graip t 1h I I family t nothing was done, an so few atten&
rod off -in arl�y persons sufferin ying I i be;' umall �
my. eyes. from symptc ms similar to ,� ; �
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I 0"dinred'the'smar i , ng secretion a while mine, Wishing y2every success, ; , and 11 breado tmd length oxi thi � staneit. wheteaff, *ery woman knows that to opin t meeting.. Th6ineeting was *darpood - " .- . -_
i Ao,h 'etottere forward to fall, th i bottle ion onild 'or �
and then brushed it "ids, i Your� truly, I I - t more ridioulot i or fait I fro; b , of Wingham, county prm* . I
I ? I . I Ca all ut of his pouch and went to mmashp the truth �i �T; (I ,� say i � di" Miss Fisher, .
" Jenkins tells me,!' Iremarked oil to I . ILI and *hen he fe I he came right do* I ,� iflonstely d nt. A flourishing brauch existed in thst -
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