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� . �� " 1 - I Ing, some leasant peopIN an Mr , Ruth- and if worth the trouble you might win and
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. . streets � oppressively warm, escorting
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�;-: �n"dt; , When lie returned Mr Rut ven had re- wish you would give me an idea bow I 'Can
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�� i I.J Cenuine i Every o0e wag out half per cent.
. r� 1 -4&� � I ch, wo rr�e n Z sumed her seat on the %ofa, nd did not got more than three and a
3- . ,� _; I clubs, �hops and hotels, were beir g painted of Su
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Ii. 1. Must Bear S16 -nature of ume .ally strong beard showing clearly through ever exist between us, will be purely as mat
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I- X 41 'Z - of dark O,Y serge and bonnet of drains, cures i.-regu-
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� . i- - 11 Well," said Mrs. Rqthvec at last, raio- him with a glance of fi 0 tan 9 anger.
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1 1, il�:,�--� -,: �� ; I � . it 0,1' $) . � d ing here Vex slowly to i big, 11 you see I Quickly recovering herself, as she aMed, .
-- i 1 See par.swit Wrapper Below. -I d 9 �. I - I look afte , your interests� I I n with insolent Indifference :
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, .-;- , ! � I - - -- , pleasant invitation � r you, and I 11 Believe or not, AS you 0
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,� i I- I I The Wa3er disappearedo and soon return. women strong 4na ! -
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t `1- I FOR DIZZINESSo qui chair nee r hi ir sofa. 9 It is one of the �Iaces you ought to
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, I � )USNIES 11111 0 hall I say ?" . "pot a nuni er of .
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I -.1,-;-- I i ,-.1 ; - dy DQrrington." she said ial Ty, adding 1 sf te i an instant's 1:
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11 � , - � I - FOR ULLOW SKIN... along le note in which y:Iu msirned me
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. Mills osys� - Ni ii� Z I fine, filmy whi , te lace, caught up it dne side . t, on . .
� � el"%�rj , I vegetable !�V=":; �Iioo� T'r id I � instead --(f refusing it a low long Three and a half per cent. I The God of
i �� �F-�, � . - - . with .. R trouble they ver had raging 'do you r ims in 7" . Love himself must have blindfolded you be-
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��7 I 1- I entstry a specialty. ordinary pp . Send 3i one -d mt Ste t ips for a book in den eainesmesa,. raising Mrsell
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, . . I . Gadorloh street, one door ou he ve only a trips in cloth, to cushions an she spoke, I � Enj lish society in grace
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-011- . i feW houri' in town !" cried the lady in the Buf loi N. Y. . a bigger thii ig then either riI us Jinagined. table,
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.1; : I., - � I robe of .triumph, as I am !sure it ill be. - went ou L to joi my father is another draw. lau he aloud.
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4 L� - - �; - �-- : Public. Money' , er Plok r o or of fi�al touches, now that you re full of well, and wisbee to see nie." I turned, vitif him here, I sh I have -made threw it from her on the table, and crouch-
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1. I X� , I )[%in sbrocil, lseaforhh.. . I — I our su 0 . ; 1. . " Ah ! the D debase of Jiminster !" said a place or i nyself ; but I shall do it all the Ing again on the sofa, sat with olasped
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,� - I I were just esitatirig whether to loop up the. 11 But how will Ar. blaraden manage his
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t I . j. �ot�ryVubllc. ever a 'empted to dress, I - k 3ew it was Mrs. RAhven smiled thoughtfully V
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4- .,. .� � S : ENRY 1I.E&TTIE, Barrister, Soliq[tor, &a I am inclined for th 0 , 6utterfli(a sparkleng Are A ttle h r on your brother.! weary-o�t�3m, this m6blti n always re. men, his prplonged absence was beginning
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I C., fZ . , Gcor. ffami,ton St, , GARROWI Q. P. 11 If madame permits me to opeak," cried soon recover ito ilf. I 11 I wis a fool," he sa d sonewhat abrupt. oen�ce of his preparations gave the lie most
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I 4 I ,I �', � . -n 1JOLMESTED, oucciesoor. 110 4he lx�e firm of a tea 'go n, Virginie,, and r6member " (to by I I see him am )assador, secretary y1trus-ee
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. :1 . . .1 Idoosughey A Holmosted, the dres's-naker) " I must *har,v the dress t, e r's old ally,. We 13 to M I , and,the fingers of the local dress-lariskers
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, 3 1 i have to r lake might be done in An hl�ur. hard on my bra, �her, beelluee I know what , le%st." ! I i which stopped at Oldbridge brought men
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I I was ob iged to come here to see how I � resumed Lady Dorrii g;on "Bad boy I Shirley a ,iowed all hil white teeth in a 3h%rmijig spirits, and boyishly full of anti -
L I Bar,k, hfiftln- �troob , -, I I � I Well,, dear Mrs. pleasaribsinile. 46yo 0 rery , kee ut ,,ipated huccess,
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Soaforth. � 109l.tf I looke . lie ref used it p me � U, are i 41 b
.- Her 4teri'da-lits followed -and Lad� � Ruthven, tell 1.'e -how Are you ? 1 WE64 50 You do meirijustice," h �sajll, 11 ind believe Ib was the day but one before the ball.
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. W. TWEDDLI-1, Bruosclul Doutiht, (�ormorly at Dorri t n, taking no "Tke World ' sorry to hear ). u had 8prained yofar ankle." me your imerests nee loo �ipg I isttir ; I �iora was sitting near one of the drawing.
F: soaforth,) Graduate of A. C, J�). 8�, Toronto. whiolinfa r on the Pofal, chose a comfortable - - I I It was onl p a save rc twist, and it is All have been making qoile inqu triesi n �arious
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Post g,raduato course It' crown aud bridgework at chair and settled herself, I right a I 1was f(olish enough to let quarters and I find yo r present ank sole ,od fire crackled on the heartb. It
1faskIll's School, Ohiciago. 011loo over A R Pght w(
Smith's store, BrusooN. 1664.tt ' She had scarcely read half what, " The- myselfloe"p'larepaded to, climb do7n some trustee, Clifford Mated D, Ilan ,�een in a 'was a soft, gra� day, as if nature was ten.
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. I � � DRoyal college of Dental SUrgOO' muslin, tightened by � tufty knots of soft -alad mine is b D RVOi U rineceseary exertion, which I ul Peet is youip", I �&V.e,
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. . . . . . . . � � R, R. R. ROSS, Dentist (suacesi poutitig-a wide, low forehead, and large, the fete ; and I expeU ,he county is on -the "I don't believe in U'nblo ,nished honor," isked Winton, so suddenly from the veran.
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; '. 1, : Toronto University ; crown all oul 11 I ought to send you round to the front
I 1, I ; Kold work hi (611 Its forms. All the Wo6t modorn worn in 6 careless, irregula�, fringe -which about me ?" a0ed Mrs. Ruthven, with a no huri y, and I Fib d1ike to consult lVir. . hment for frightening me 1`
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� ".j - 7 not go � I see you bring me I Cornhill.' " ,
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. I , id Follow of- Trinity bledical , ,,gr,. .qu , I - I less, indeed, he �Wari�s M �oon as it is old enough to leave its mother."
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� I i pill g1c,1L,l,,j and Surg,-oug of Ontario, Corlstance,-On- i , L%dy Dorrir n gh n ad at her keenly. a treasure. The Evealeigh mastiffs are f
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r R. F. J 1, B U R HOWS, - . fortune is insip I ificant it d rhooln"lide pretty, ot not too fine , for use, ind UP-
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�'.l � ,I rooidunt Phyallotau and' Surgeon, Tdronto Gan- 110 grcatliarm, .- J 0 and the fair w dow stifted a yawn. ",When advise you to take ev ry OsSitle Precau- . ,�, va at
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. 1! I � ambarof the Collog-) of-Physiolanv and Surgeon# a doctpr; too thin) persistently `4 The d ay a " er to -r ior row-aud you 9" 1 like to a; outsider like myself. Brookdale
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. � j,il1;., i.o(,i,.li,ki,T Revie, Scriforth P.O. � � I was in my husband's regiment, He is a ; . it "I ,she is your �odmother, in she ?"
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: . i 01AMA'S poltl)s, coilector, sicatorth P.10. I. call. 44'herc's -,t litnit, lio,wever; : . y gq'tting ,," On Saturday. She came earlier than
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sweet look of apology to his, so only you are gale., and the waves broke over her so viol -
so h ver and' and—wore dignified, ently and continuously that her fresh w*I
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that—" she paused. i . supply was Tend undrinkable. he1ii.
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which suggeste"hemselves, I suspeebo" haustable cargo of st,out, in -tended for ecion. -
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where my dayshave. been occupied in deaL. time they arrived st Sidney- that il�ty of
jug justice to a lot:of ruffians, extracting them would willingly have taken -the pleage.
taxes and hunting big game. You can not .s— I -
wonder that I am a little rusty and unfitted i PALE AND BLOODLESS 1
to amble in a lady's pharriber." -- — - i I
do You amble very gently in ours." 11 ' 1
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china toys every time I wal . I
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friend, Helen Landell, but I do not believe I Came Was Proo' unceld H-opeless, tells
you do, though I imagine there in a dash -of . I � He .
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door was dashed suddenly Open, Be&, fOl- ancib of this tro bl I � , t , i es.
lowed by her mother, ran into the room, U ,a ,a mo: alarr �Iing I
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pecially ameni ,Iouu girls, and a � a. r"13 JyVL -
and the pleasant tete-a-tete was over. I i
11 Oh. Nora, poor Waldman was nearly centage of the a tog� er too LnUmei pus oases
a . of consumption, wh al Annually rav,ajie! the
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killed 1" cried Bea. . He could, hardly get , '
away fast enough from the wagonette, it country, have thel irigin it; thit tr�ou
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was driving so fast to meet the train." sallow or waxy ccm )Iexion. This is! fail.
Mrs. UEstrange was greeting Winton As lowed byloss of ap e te, frequent head.
she spoke. , aches, iudispositioul t z) exertion, a, welling of
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limbs, violent betirt palpitation andi fre-
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are gathering fast. Mrs. Ruthven arrived quently fainting fits. These symp.�oma I may
yesterday, and Lord Alfred Harcourt, Cap. not be uIll present, but the more there�, are
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to d sy I effective treatment, which "ahoul b �
is Shirley "' repeated Winton. 11 Is he , 1131 0 I
. sisted in until all traces of. -the tro le �Rve
coming "' vanished. Among the thousands who bave
a 11 Do you know him?" asked Nora. been brought near to the brink of 1 the
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Ruthven's regimeI and there was a story liame'Pink Pills, is b iss Bella Bo d,..ain ev.
about his having done something queer about timable young Isly, whoFe home is 4 Co.
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a check or bill; but, he paid up, I believe, bo rg. Miss Boyd gives her exp arienp,e as
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dia, as elsewhere," said Mrs. L'Eitrangv. I I It is nea,rly ten 3 earn since n Y illinete.
i first commenced, and although I was doctor.
61 Rather more no," returned Winton. .
. ing more or less I received little oi- no bene.
Ill Why, Nora, here are Leidy Dorringt,, fit, as the doctors did not seem i o up'der-
and �lr. Marsden and another lady and stand my trouble. Ti ro years ago ny health
gentleman," cried Beatrice ; " they are became so bad that a iother docta wasI call-.
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coming from the bridge." ed in, and* he stated that my ci se *as a
ddYes," exclaimed Nora; "they are most severe type of a isemia, and hat *,hile
bringing Mrs. Rutfiven and Lord Dorri"g- he could help me the ronble had rogri3seed
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ton ; X i to auch a a is could hol out ilt
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I I Well. dear, I hai i ve brought Mrs. Ruthm tie hopes of a cure. . It this time I was as
pale as chalk, my eye ,ids were swollen' and,
ven to see you," cried Lady Dorringtoo, 0
g WOrI browq� . would hang down ov r my eyes Eke *acks,
kissin of water. My feet a limbs - wou Id aiwell,
64 2, ,nd Sm delighte to lace ra, Ruth.
ven"' said Nora, wi h gracious self -possess- and were always co . I -was aubje4t, to
ion, f eling on her o n ground. violent headaches, se re pal pitation o the
heart, and if I stoops over I would `L,le sor
if I ou are very good,"-, murmured that diz that I could tic iroely regain my � up.
-lady, who was mos elaborately got up in rig zy I
a cou atry costume, it for a society play at ht position. My i ppetite fhiled' me al -
the Ciomedie' Fra �� aige, and was feelinf most entirely, and I grew so weak that I
I was a more wreck. I Vhile in this condition
drea fully tired, even after so short a wal I read in a newspaper of the cure of a young
in he "Louis Quitize " shoes, . I
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66 nd how are you, my pretty maid?" the use of Dr. WillismpsWe' Pink Is, *ud I
R , rrington—a jovial, red-faced i determined to try them. Those ho knew,
country gentleman, "How do you like me did not think any medicine cc Id do me,
!ivinF in the wilds after Vour foreign train- -t bi�tter,
, ! any good or that I would ever g.
Ing ? , � but I determined at all events io give the-
,, Exceediugly well ;- pry come in and sit i In a fair trial. I have use thet i for 6ear-
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down;" and she ushered them into the yi I % year, with the result that I 'eel like a
pleasant drawing room, which had called now person. The swelling in ff c I eli 6�
forth Winton's eulogy. � and limbs has disappeared ; my petite
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who was the last to enter. "It is quite which left it years ago. I can tie w and do
thirty-six hours since I saw you ; I suppose work about the housi i, and this great cillange,
nothing etrange has occurred in the inter. in my condition is d .lie solely to -the i4se of
val .9 You shall have your puppy to -mor- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. It is *not t.0o lit -
row. I told Stubbs to bring him over ; do tle to say that they I ave.saved mi lifel, an&
not feed him too well.)' I strongly urge gi Is who ar similarly
Mra. Ruthven threw a keen glance round afflicted to give them a -thorough irial.�'
the entrance hall and drawing'room—quick- I
ly appraising the small value of the old- . 0 - �
faohi;�ned but well! arranged furniture, and —When a bide is stripped off it should be
I . . stretched at once An pegged out o dry in a,
mArveliDg at the expression of refinement -
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and prettiness produced by such scant in&- shady place, with t e flesh side upwards.
If it is rolled up and brown in a heap and
terials. In her heart ishe wondered and I
left to dry in that sb pe, it is 8.0 poor Iook-
chafed at the conteidr.ration accorded by ing t -
such important persona &a Marsden and the hat a buyer will lonly offer ba If it#- real
Dorringtons to a couple of poor relations value. In taking dff a bide, e throat
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with nothing particular to recommend killing or taking off a bide. TILe sj�in is
them, and who, on bbeir part, treated their blit from the chin d wn the brisket'in a -
distinguished visitors with the easy polite- straight line to the tail. It is then cut
nees of perfect equAls. round each hoof ; tb� hind legs Are zsl�t be-
" You have made'the house very pretty, hind over the gambri I bu tb roint 1. legs
dear Mrs. L'Estrange," cried I�ady Do.rring- are lit up'in front ' 'viar tthe ekitee. '2bis
ton, who filled a large easy chair to over- 6 he is
leaves t kin in go d shape for finisibin
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" Oar tenants seems to have taken very ;
good care of the place. There is but little Tooth ac �1 I e mols common ai id o ,a 0
mischief donq." And the two elder I Ji the most painful affect Ions is instantly cured
plunged into a W lea, by the application. o � Polson'g ";erviline.
ddmcstic discussion, while P0 on) . �
Nora, ha�ing introduced Mrs. Ruthveli to Is a Nervifine is a combination of power -
her step -mother, and placed her in a com. ful anodynea, and it sIt,rikes at once to the
fortable meat by the, window, now presented nerves, soothing them and affording in, one
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(To be: Continued.) it for your ebildren's otbache, Nek0line
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The crew of the B�ritish barque Invercauld Fat , her of Thirteeni �;
had a strange experience during a recent It was twelve years ago when I saw him'
voyage from Liverpool to New South Waleo. last. He was married and had onie babe
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is a symptom of Kidney , He started to tell e bow it was—bovv
Disease. A well-known that four of them had 1, arrived in 1' . Pairs, but
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yet made a post-mortern ex- Thirteen pairs of bolots to buy. �
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from Heart Disease witli- Thirteen dirty facea:: to waab. I
out finding ,,the kidneys Thirteen dirty harld� to scrub.. I
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