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Vh's�range, looks toanight," said Mrs.
Ruthven, as soon as she took breath, when :
pleasurp-ground beneath, which here
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ofegreas to �"ejdejtriane going to and fro M
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Itathers most reliable and
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liking in her pose, which somewhat justified
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of the path, and had proceeded about a hun.
Mrs. Ruthvein'o remark. " Oh, no," con-
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drag a dark bundle from under the low-
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in thiLt quarter. No matter, these retriger.
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over her and said - with an air of tender.
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can bring you an ice there." Drawint. er ,
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out into -the cool conservatory. - I
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Mrs. Ruthven was unusually disturbed.
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ended in a thick grdwth of evergreens 0
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Daring this
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disturbabeis,
n1irley
f which few
as neither in
Seeking carefully an they went, they ex-
amined every inch of ground at either side
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Every pair GQodyear w .1ted.
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of the path, and had proceeded about a hun.
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dred yards when Winton uttered an ex-
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drag a dark bundle from under the low-
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friend, kn
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w of her indi up it �on,:
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growing branches of some thick laurels.
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that t ha )een
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Marsden eargerly assisted, aiid they
ov,eripread
her own,
from her throat to the was
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seen approebing, and he said : ,, We
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ha i ttsok of faintness,
due to
quickly unrolled a short, wide, foreign look-
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curls that clue
tered on her brow. She must
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ing black cloak, from which fell a mask and
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his glance, and affect- which
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harsh -censure be was justified to this
0 Has M
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& long knife, something like a bowie -knife.
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ateal a deep r(d,geranium
from a vase eitenc,
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that is in cert,�inly an egregious folly � I
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11 was n'c,t aware.
Where is
11 The scoundrel east his skin here. !" said
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the order of the night," for any man to become old " i on purpose,1v . �
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Marsden, making sure there would be no
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said, laughing.
" lis this pern-Atted, as
the children would 'Say. I
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likely i t
ball -room by
pur uit till the conservatory door'was -open-
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and I was
lady Do ri ggt
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was sent for,
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that poor woman had a narrow escape. If
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frightL.and chloroform together bad not made
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her insensible, he would have murdered
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large tumblerful.
CiDg," he exclaimed ;
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i't let us lose t
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to mark the spot where we made the find."
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ascertain h
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a is. n i, a savi heir look
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more than half a mile," said Marsden.
9 ay
haired, superainuated
bovine Metha.
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care has been attracting a great deal I
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11 I will go, and perhaps Doctor Weldon
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will tell W all about her,
will accomPam iy me I" replied Winton, "but
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Shirley
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for
your prolonged absence will remarked.
You had better show yourself."
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an the 'squiie.'
Clifford sounds too
able.
For five month!s he lay in-J*bed, beut�
ankionj
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be, ter, qalMer
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is I am with you "' cried the doctor, who
had tied large et --hand kerchief
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gine your being too faw
twisted,
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difitorted by rheumatism. He wait
in agony, sometimes screamin 9
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a silk pock
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thinking of the squire !
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a d - t a doctor
over his head as a measure Of precaution.
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U.; I � !J -;m � , made this opportanity to propose for me. — t, A . de. , I '�
� I 41 i. � � I - � � 0t4kA1M1,,�,.4.--W.Q.0.Ad*QW -1 are with h r," hen, 0 erin is 'vice'� ho " And yon, Qaptain Shirley "' �vtl )h, yen ! I do think of you sometimes. times before it bealed. U -n il Ir Wi - -
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. L EG A t the doror and di ,;nly to retu,6 added - " t. has be's a f ul affair &It before.we came back, before I bad man started to take �Dodd's Kidney Pills
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I . -�,f . , Evesle4h Nlanor,�' so, leaning lightly to. gather. ary. I don't- hopeless and fruitless to search further. My Tet rou in London,. I used to see you with i� was thought that � death was the oul 19,
. � . I = 1,�,� [ � 1 . more rapidy,, and buret in the room 0 - o he lib . .
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- . `. � ward her host, a I mpression is
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.:� I -- -i . � I want, a rov, made ab ut t il. W. my � kther—riding, Dr out shooting—in my cut of his misery. 7
", I 4 i , -i I 1 4 if needing his support i i that the jewels are irreparably
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I .i- - i i mi, �, i . �- , t , `J . claming . " Where is Lady Dorritigton ? I I . . . -
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� "I ,�IL,l , AMES L. KILLORANI she willingly accepted his guidance. is Pakri ! Aa soon ke'thei h d d1ofee the door of lost. 'They will be out of their settings to- -pictures." .
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I C ". Conveyancer and Not3;ry - The dance finished, Nora, escorted, by Mrs. L'Estl 0 a for Gods' d. 1) 1 x Mr. Wideman wab tireated by doctors to I
�J* I!: ,� Barrigiter,- Solicitor, morrow and can never be identifie n I
� .� 6 - The key is gone, and -Mrs. Ruthve-n is lyipg the librar5, where i Ito Awaited them, - I : I
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I � PI. jp �, oney to loan. Office over Pickard's Sic" h regirrient -quar- � St,ill we must do our best," said Marie- 7 And since ?" . no avail.
� t -, -iK fl�:, . Public. - M I er partner, an officer in the . f, I is -V
� - ii. insensible ! - Call her maid 1 Look fc 11 I ee-very oftEn-eepecially since this
r - - AK - : i , 1528 ir Lady Marsden rinidly rel ted he extraordinary They gave him medicine containing mer-
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� �,:� . tered at.Oldbridge, inihigled with the a ir
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� , , �, . Do -servants w�ho r6bbery w' ich had t ken 01E ce, to the our- den. " Come,we'll get a glass of champagne, ' -
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i i� r .� 1;� � I rringtOD he cried to the ball was talked of,, she said, with a frank c ury, which mad6 his , teeth' break off, but
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1 ,q , prise and ( ismay of he lisle ners. and see how Mrs, Ruthven is,"
�i� , - _,, � � ,-1!. 4 � : were'a'bout. 11 Bring somie watef. C om a I � 1�ugl 1. which absolutely failed to cute him,Mr. ..
. , -1 1% r R. S. HAYSI , � talking togbther over their ices and lemon - .
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- . Wideman was cured by Dodd's :Kidney-
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V-.,-�!���- � � Mrs. L'Eist, ange," ant. in eiri a t I I 11 : believe you ore a finished coquette !"
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I Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Public h Mrs. L'Eatrange and Winton,. ing vil
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.- , !1,4 1� Z t f ofil-.-e-in rear of - hrou ,h a pi�hrt )f the house' "I never ieard of such lainy ! ' . Marsden trying to a
� , ,Solicitor for the Dominion Back. -he led the, i ity, � 1, assurn h*a Pill
-- � I , 11 excle imed I a. His case in regarded as the most ae�
" 1; - - � � Money to loari. - open to . i he g.dnqral - com '
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". J! .- - � �rl, � th, she qoticed Marsden breaking away from a not thrown What is to be done ?" -, I The announcement of supper gave every usua.lighttone. "Come, lab us start, � vere on record, and bio eure by Dodd?a Kid-
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- 1 41 � � - � r - - - prosy master of fox -hounds, who had button- . - � -
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x I ! all go a "? cried Shirley. one a
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7 I ��, ,� U � I M. BEST, Barrister I - 0 11 Why, they m a wort) sixty or seven- the absence of the host was but little re- -up U all
I � :, � 1. � I I � , 44 I really can not stays" he said,- - aid marked. Lady Blankford, an immensely h . ,r
, Notary Public. Offil 9 up at loudly - Winton, Nora and one or two of the am t hings were at the end mW"i rn known. J0 . Wideman gets lettere-
�f ! -- 1- ` � -1 cc &ire, over 0. W. � _ � I As
4 , ,-- T, I - 4J. . we&to see if they could' be of ty thoueand ati, U1:118 Thi: is a deep' -1 1))
.:A I T; , � � � I Main StrOLt, Seafort1h, Ontirlo. land impatiently. 111wanitto take an others folle . ! If :1
� . Papat's bookstore, ice ' - I 0 it from all over the con try enquiring about
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I : �:, . i rl � -, . any use. scheme, of Blhas bee� dogg�, by some of the stout personage, with gossiping propensiti Nora looked at h m. with a vague. feeling
, it, I I . . thven, who is feel' � . Dodd's Kidney Pills. I
I r 11 � - to Mrs. Ru Ing faint." , . washer,0oman in Oldbridge, .
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� �� - i . . � a Mrs. Ruthven lay apparently- lifeless, swell -mob �' - f alarm. His whi,,e face and flashing eyes
11 . - --, i &o. He went to the buffet and up ke to on I . " But h)w did thei crig: of he� jewels ?)' about Marsden's
-. . - � ENRY BE&TTIE, Barrister, Solicitor, , 9 , was pleased to be jocose .
�-, � � - t�� i - Money to 10a. . .. I . stretched on the divan, one arm hanging - 1 y . I evid truck her as unust al. She had been accus- A New Way.
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11 Z : i . � " I H a. . Office-Oady's - Block, Sea. of -the waitere ant devotion to Mrs. Ruthven, and. said
, 'i , � down inert, y, her.dea,ily- pallor contrasting said Wint)n. . - .
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I V J " forth. � " No, I will take it myself," he replie� � it was altogether a very pleasant outlook for
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W, I., to something the man said. . ; � the county. " We really all suffer from the colitemporary of ier father's, the friendly Umbia, gives us some idea of how theyelect
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� ARROW & GARROW, Barristers, Solicitoria, &a. tngs. some reason when abe an i Paris,
-�, � � -thought he looked rea�"ly anxious S ead of her house. Now, a sudden revel.
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I � �'. , � , Ont, Nora " ' very fo closing of Evealeigh Manor. It w4a al iiarliamentary representatives in the new
11 - .. - G Cor, Hani!Aon St. and Square, obderich . . . 11 Is she iead ? 01, in she dead ?" whis- way home, .said Shirl. ; olish of tion flashed -upon her that, although con- Met.- It says : ;
*;- PI . i J. T. GARROW, Q. 0. . -and disturbed. . . f . . . I ! � i a social rail ay tell me, was ;
t . . her, bu b a 3e told me' go' " I
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i . 1676 CI�Aiwga GARROW, L. L. P. Is Is Mrs. Ruthven fe ling u welf ?" she not the late r. Kutliven a cousin of the iderably her seni)r in years, ,he was as Deciding a parlimentary contest by &4
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-ii - " p�F " � asked, as Marsden passed. intancel Maraderis 9" and a long, genealogical talk game of poker is the 1atest method Of elec.
� , , " r-," r , , : COTT & McKENZIE, Barristers, Solicitors, etc taking the hand whic i ung ,so helplegibly, bint from your intim te acqua i . . elf--thit he was something to be guarded -- .
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4, . �-, � - . . . ton Offices 91110ii He shook his beadwith a --smiling .glance or assistance y 'ul ensued,- lion adopted by pioneer miners in British
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-I � -� I block, isv.ao street. Bayfield Office, open every he bore frofri�. -w-hom hb had just . L Meantime 'Are. VEstrange and Nora hod n Columbia. Intboselection fortherepreatin-
:, "��L . � - � .toward t n excuse your fan- ihe must h ve- air -do not come can give- -- . J '. W' .4 L ,
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". L to f , wa a , won d h*ve indignantly denied t tence
� - � 4 Thursday, main street, firat door w 6 Offi0e- escaped, as if to intimate'ir tation of the Yale -Cariboo distriet, in the
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�-i I � money to ORD, J ames 8 of such an instinct, had she been &cc sed of I
I �-- . 1, I oott & EV MoeZo,"le. - 1` too close-iend for Di. Weldon, I saw him 11 Is entirely at Y * .
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14 � � 41 - 1�11 � . . Shirley, drdwiing a Iong breath. gain news of Mrs. Ratfiven's condition, and (386nadian House of Commons the returtis.
T . � . just now." I I it. So she. put her hand on his ar , and f
I ;, I into the next room. . . to"keep out, of the way, an the nerves of both
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t, �, Is I will go for him," said Wfintion, " but� ed, and without' � .
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.. i i a . � . g0LmF,sT,ED,- successor to the late firm of Winton looked afterhim, glided away with him, to the' undulating
#1 ;: � I - 1 had been a good deal shaken." 11 eal a carious condition. The 150
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4 a - - �� I I � look, Matsdian, her jpwels are gone." speaking, i3at down to t a writiW-tablel mu
i . � ;, I I mocaugh, 11olmested' Barrister, sell 11 The rooms are 'not hot 'enough for I I I sic of the Manolo Waltz.
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J ; [ 1� F& " . ; cried 11 She is a good deal quieter," said Lady P a I ,cuss in Cariboo, a pioneer mining locality,. �
� l� , 'y 11 what cau have happened ?" ,
,� I ;, ,d NoWy Woljoilor 101 and proceeded to write rapidly inton - res ntly she said, "Stop -atop !" and
� I I ; - I 000voyancer, 'he 0*0 fainting," he said. 'A You have not seen I " I Dorrington, ooming to join them. "I She .
I -. orce. Money to lend. Farm Marsden. " Has she b ,went solidly for Galliher, the Government
i � - I I I : 1� : '� adfaa-Bank of 00min Qej the tent yet, Mrs. VEArange � .come .and I een robbed ? Good in a low tone-, deser ,be th 3 poeiiion of ilia ' . Marl den brought bar up, skillfully, near the
: �.-4 r-, ooki'S Block, Main Slor I ; had another !fit of hysterical CIVIDIZ, which I nominee, neither of the other two candi,
. for 9%10, Office In 8 I � God ! and perhaps injureA-9 Call eldon." opening cut in the aide of the -tent. so a of a window,
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t 11 ',�Z� . , f � -96*forth. inspect it." � . . - is . � haiq relieve - ree � da,tea for Parliamentar honors receivinge, - -1
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I . -� , 1 ! , 116 offered her his -arm, Nora and Lord Will on dispa�ch I ; " What is the matte ly
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. f .� I .: Do-rrit)gtoii coming in, and with her the 1 a " go, but I. do not want to dance any single vote. �
I I � � - � Alfred Harcourt followed. As soon as they with this rescription to, y assistant, Mr., - An analyAiai of the !reason developed the
; I � - J DENTISTRY. , chief doctor of .Oldbridge, one of . the I never find herself alone. I have just .seen f i
.1 - -'[ entered the morning -room, they saw a . . � Marsden " said tho� dc ol , without lookiug� Clifford, who was going to wash and brush mort * you were taking too "
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t . I --und the door:Juadj - . 6, M ,,, I was ui�e _ I
I - n, I Ing into guests up. a Ruthv n I hardly get any much champagn:, quire !" looking straight
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I;— I - I G. F. BELDEN, D. D. S. group of men 6.m 46 Well, well ; wha 1's the matter ? Hot t.9) I away the traces of his search in the shrub- electors had concludied to avoid political i
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f- i z the conservatory. sleep Witt out a cc po Ing draugh bery. They, found a mask, a cloak, and v, at hi n. "Do yo know you held me so dissensions, and bad iresolved tio vote the . a,
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'I; 1:r-1 - � - I DENTIST. Nexvto it stood Marsden, a -look of rooms ; too muc . h danjbi6g I!" exclai, ed Dr. I Certainly, doe or I have alread long sharp knife." tight it was quite i rocomfortable V ni . WAS decidea that this combbried
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. I I Plocials (NO the I)ominion BAnic, Main * . 11 Did I ?" exo1a me�d, Marsden, laughing. !.. ote of the locality should be a iAdkp..dt, to,
� r puzzled surprise on his face. . ' ordered a horse to a Bad ' ad, a bar, "A knife," echoed Nora, and her step- Is I -
- �: . 1691-tf 9 J) ' Pooh,"p oh ! don't,- look so frig itened," ; - I g Vie a thousand pardons !
I - SoMorth. - "The lock must have. shu't of itself , sen'd a report of t is e ordinary occur- �� mother, with a shudder. " What un escape am sure I be 1) played for by the "herents of the tl�ree
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; W. TNVEDDLE, f�fusstls, Denblat, (formerly of Captain Lethbridge was sayingi rence to tie head 0 ce at Old she has had !" I , of course, ( uite unconsciously." arliamentaty candidates. Galliher, the
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� F aud bridge work at laid his ha d on her side. " Heart "beats ; The local men mup It ve he mang I f " We had better go down,atai They to dance any more ?" I . . iberal nominee ; KcKane, the Cotiserv*a- . �
raduate course It, crown , - It re" .
Post �. unaccountable." � . re will; have gone in to suppec, and I must say I Ive candidate, and Fialey, the La;bor nom-
flaskilila School, Chicago, Office over A. R, 11 What in thematter ?" asked the 'latter. it's just a woom ; keep fanning, please-- the mar,te r in the i 11 Why ? My dear cousin, do you think I
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smitwo store, Bruasela� . 1609-tf ou get her clothdg loosen ad 4 -all write a short menea a, 1 a it then we will I feel to want something dreadfully. 11 am inee, selectearespectiyely their most expert
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I � I I I The doo-i is mysteriously locked, 0ough examine t a terrace and g, undis." -. I quite exhausted,. and so infinitely distressed I can not stand a ,'ew tumblers of cham- pok
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R. P. A. a-ELLERY, Dentist, graduate of tho . . a Is Whet a, I fear, w I ind but little," 1 about this horrid business ; do come, Mrs. pagin . Do you at ippose, I Weal I
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- � - -- fasten at the back ?-um � irration I I You y . is 9 her Players, who were grizzled old miners .
I passed through it only -now," said Mars- d'take more ,
.. DRoyal College of Dental surgeons Toronto, aloo -den, shaking it violently. .. � had better get 'out, gen. ' `1 I . than � -.�uld manage ? Yon -are positivel (41 a 50'r, and the game waa started with !
sadd Winton, I t � L'Estrange, " . . y fifty chir,e in front of each player. The f
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honor graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronto 96 I � her maid ?" to a amarb little Freinct woman, I 11 Givex a quarts 01 aiart, and In the ball they met Winton, who had insulbing ! Come, I shall never forgive Von, oker expert representing Candidate Galli� �
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I want you back," cried Lord Alfred with .a who aame in, follows([ by the butle - carry if you don't finish the waltz with me." i .
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Will visit Zurich every Monday, I � Ing a caraffe of water anA, a goblet. i� will be 4most i p(sai )'a to catch the, just returned with Dr. Weldon. They had er won. I
. 1687- foolish laugh. I . 11 I really would rather nolt-I am not in . �
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� f .� day, J UU(p let. I � I - Oh, mon Dieu.! J never saw ma 4 sme so ruffian," cbmerv,ed Shi Is i found the Oldbridge gate securely 1peked, . 11 -- � I i
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i, . . . Mareden gave him an angry look. ,The crily c6auca 1 .t at some accom- I and no traces of footsteps. The daring rob- I . i
�' i I y-% FL, R F. W. 94 so if the key is in the door." bad before," cried the maiJ. ! 9" plice in � ing horne-and you are not quite am -ss No* I Feel Res4- Well, I
-1 � R. ROSS, Dentist (successor to 8 � I I I A th n ering big reward! bar seemed to have vanished as in steri. . �
I i - JJ Tweddia), graduate of Royal COIIO90 Of Dental 1) " Then is site aubje t to these al tacks . . � y steady an you ought to be. You are not a Mr. W. 11. La Blance, Ronfield, Ont., �Wrltis i , "I' i
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� .1, -�� .- . mor graduate of " � . It is By spiPitsaid Lor orriugton. I ouely as.he came. . �
�� Break it open.- the thing" aa ori-ce a stifferer from aiLtarrb, and while uting Dr.
- , i - surgeons of yn�"rlo; fir6t class hc Yes sare-a little -not often." � - I
I �i - I 46 C t , y . 0 . is � bit like yourself. Don't be angry with me, h&8.?a Cat -arch Cure, I twas recommended to use .
� ; own and bridge work, also U a pane;, I were. vorne of the. sugges- ' ;'. On al ich a. ro,& , ith numbers of, " That is not to'be wondered at, consid., I should be sorry to vex you., particularly to� .
" I I . -Toronto VniveTs.ty ; or � " Try and loosen her dress� Here give - . . I
gold workin iall its forms. All ons rapidly offered. Igo Dr. Chase's N oerve Foad to build up the 9
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�, I - - � methods for pi�in 11 Is there not some other way into the me the water I Stand back, Mr. Mar en." � � the number of persons moving t - night." . I y nerves vrere exhauated, ani I was 0o weak to do i
. , L 1, -1 111ce - 66 pass unno.iced," reari ter !�I'hirley. . i � . !
� i I �, Louth. All op0ations carefully p6rtormed. conservatory ?" asked. Winton, . I can no� leave till .1 see her revive," . on #inch a ni ht," 'continued W -uton. �
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� . trocory, Sokforth. rang and healthy, and fosel real well. I aw per-
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, I I -, � Tweddle's old stand, ovisr Dill's & * cried Mar den. �- 11 ]Phere is scimetling The entrance of t as )U, I T interrupted. ",The scoundrel had only to be cool and� wid not let you off ?" Ifectly sure that -anyone who u 4ey Dr. Chase' Serve
I � - 1. - I L . . 1640 11 Yea, of course ;' throtigh,, the east cor'- 66 The r ian and hiore 3 a r ready, air." .
� i . . mv8teriOu,J in thin seizure, AShe rho6v be leieurelv,and he might have walked through i 66 11.1? 11 ; 7 X7 I �
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- ridor, cried Marsden. He rushed- away. hurt. As her ho3t, I feet �espo ible for 61 Wait, Y) said �Iraden 1 the whole arraw of guests and servants." � a , squ re, see a on au the other ood wit believe as I do, that It Is the bent cngtb�
. -- -_ MEDICAL. I . In another moment they ,saw him -pass 1 . . Us - 11 There is in DO a '? at � ad Dr. Weldon. ' - I . side of the room. I will go so far with you, ner and restorative o'otaipable..' �
I I � - her," - I � y ' " It given one a frightful feeling of inpe- then I will go home." —0
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W041. , ,r. as a deep a gh parted. the, lips they watched !. � I Is Tht re is no cause for fear now," said th Yreadful." i � Bystander, in Toronto Weekly Sun, gives
0,on. Gmduate, London'Wcstorn University, member so- anxiously. 11 Get, some brandle—dan't my house." I i I Winton.' "The robbor has secured his 1J 9 r7 well ! I . I I
I - - d 6�0h, y �fj, air.' i a �� a lease, Cl[iffurd, , be Yery this.incident in the life of a once great Can -
at Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. . I let any one conie-' in here, there ,ire t � : , �
.1 . I 00 booty. He will keep his didtance. You te dy. adian sta,tegmen. - He says ;
i Offica and Realdoneo.-Formoly occupied by Mr. Won. lre6dy," I . Then M Eirsden ro a ud gave full direc- 1
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next to the Catholic Church I many,p . den tried b) pass Mrs. L'Estrange, I The misplitced delicacy of - Sir John Mae-
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Plok3rd, Victoria Street, .. . . - Of Let us go, then," whispered Mrs, tions as to giving h " ho i a into the hands � re ra .
W, AN-iXtib calls �attendad prdmptlY- . - I . of the iiaml �eotor at Idbri I ,a, . and champagne." b made a A out resis�'anco, and they -donald'a biographer has led him to conceal a
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M. D-, C. Al., lionor Graduate Whor you se4ding'?" X't
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rington, " I shall be in- the cons�rvatory . ' are Dr. Weldon. "Come, m e all _
W� HOUAU, J) advice," said '118h I see you home ?" iaiked Winton. lisin politics, and thusU spoil agood speci-
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A .; and ii,ollow of Trinity Modica! 001100, Gya- -should you want me." � � , dear madame," offering his arm to Mrs. 11 I do not think either of you look parti-u- an of big ready' wit, As a .Minister Sir .,
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d,,to of Trinity Univeralty, Member of College of Another � ng'shivering isigh brokle from ".-Good. Tell him do r��,e a like the devil IF. . � ;
Ph,, viciani, and Suigeous of Ontario, Co6utance, On- 11 . � L'Batrartge, larly brave or com rtable. " 1 ohn bad to speak at a banquet. A tytD in,-
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taxio. . Offlea fornmr-ty, o(icupled by w.0-coper, 1050 , ehe aldwly opened � r eyes,. then bring me A laul er� ilf -,he conservatory. " Pamit me, L%dy Dorrington," said Win. 11 Yea, do come V ejaculated Mrs. L'Es- I be prefession was sent to re h � r
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.. . . . � ' . , I ton, following his example, Is and NJ i4i L'Es- stange. "I shall see to all our barn -and ohn had been convivial, and his speech I
M. D., Irellovi of 6120 Royal � . . was bendin over her tracks. " . � I I 1. I
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0ge ,of Physician# and surgeons, Kingsion. , . . , a minuto or two she did not em to Al that in such a �
successor to Dr. Jdaokdd, Offict, lately Occupied . " can take tare of you, Nors" i'nter- will just tell Marsden I shall return � hrank from sending his notes to his journal,
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is causect by Nveakiless of-, the recogaize any one, then an oxprer'ia" Of placei'with crowds of Pao ]a at b �
!Dr. Mackid M,kt- Sirc,pi soafoorkh. Rovidencle o . . ion . � I 3y rupted Marsden, who came up at that mo- to hear if there is i ny message from the in- fter waiting for a time he,obtainci an in,
I rip, equare in honve lately woupled .e she on outragt cou 4ave een committed, 11
- -Corner or vlot� Stoin,,�ch�()r 1)()�-Cls "likely to I pitcous almi m came into her face, a id Shirley, who, I � , dazed by his ment, and he d -ew her hand through big spect)r, and will 4 i with you directly." arview with Sir John, who, by that''Llim.0i �
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L, E. Dancey. I Mebly stretched out her arms and (xclaim., 86 arm. " Why, what pale cheeks ! I "So Winton a going t escort you as himself again, read ove*r his notes, a6ad' �
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. � .--.. yield tO SCOTT'S, - EMULSION Of ,a thought you were a plucky girt !" home?" said Mar den, co ing out with s sked 8ir John if they were correct. Sir -
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. :, � 11 Save me'! don't leave me.." I " It is ( one iowOvelr, a d verJ,effectu&I-. " You are pale enough yourself, squire - Nora to the carrist . 46 Art you sure he is John utterly repudiated them, and dictated
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' Cod Liver Oil. ' I '- . It, Dear Mrs. Rpthven, you. arc perfectly ly. I am atter Y' confqun rd I neeme to and no wonder ! Imagine if that dreadful, I sober enot h for a oh a taolk 9" a sober speech, which having done he raid :� I
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�&110 resident . a no harm shall come to you " said be a sort c f per onal diagr ,,e. that au,2h an man had used I � i
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inem,bar of the College ot. rhyulclans and Sull�eonl NVe doii't say surc; and you- marsdon, cOmffig forward. . outrage should 1avJ been erpetrated on a I
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. 01 the may ii6t be sure that YOUl-, or I ly had. to out his way into the t Marsden laughed, cot plealsantly. f- Bolema ad
Orcoo and Roof don L e �-Goderioh Street, East . . drink this, my dear madame," cried the Is Come on," aid W�nto , impatiently. ont, I hope . Let me give you a pie0e e vice. '
; relephone 40. . . I I there are a lot of accomplices, that i By this time the story of the robberybad Nciver again attempt to report a Minister I I
I 3detaodin Churub. doctor, offering bar some brandy and wateit, Dorrington " al id! bi boat a our � . i
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- lose your little One's trouble is dLIC - I Paus'ng, only chance of recovering the jewels, other- got afloat, and great was the excitemernt ,when you're drunk." It in right to a I .
; Zom . - I � " You are all right now." Is I wish you -would take L ,dy Blankford in ,
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. i to weak stornach.or bowcN. ' O� ! no no," cried Mrs. Rutlive'll, raig. to supper. and � ceop the people going, If 8 were made .. i hen he was ra wn ' I
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DRS. SCOTT & MacKAYj ing herself with an effort and throwi V her. the truth a known thoire will be such an Peet of doing so.", Here he stopped and _ ditione to a b istory strange a do ;. His general habits �
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I . PUYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, - D(WtOrs caii't always trace a self into Lady Dorrington's arms ; 11 that irifernal row. E'very �one , will be panic. denly, and drev� his companion bsbincla encpu�, h in itself, and Jdarsdan was almost were temperate, and the disgrace of bit 00- I
. I group of palms close to the door of the sup. mobbed by his guests, eaFer for informa- c isional lapse# rested i more oa his genera- j I
Moderich e4.ract, opposite Idothodiat oburch,Sonforth dreadful man will kill me," struck, an I w nt thle�n to get their supper �
I . per -room, as the Marchioness of Blankford tiOD. ton than on himself. ] i
disca'se to its. Cau � Se; al -id you t She burst into a violel't 6t f cryirg, in peace, Tell the I M - robi n 3110 what you I . I i -
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J. 0. BCoTT, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and I . . . I look I in Af came forth in earnest conversation with L But, the idea of continuing the feativity I i -
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I that will n' Dorringtou. � . i ( uite given 1) ; the company gather- Rheumatie, Warped Limbs. I
. sitirgewakii. Coroner for County of Huron. placantly ; o her good."I Tell Mrs. ""Es a" go nd ora not- to talk 96 'iWd n groups to di cuss the extraordinary
. � - J : I am not going to be caught," he whiti- i Alre. 11. Willa, Chantey, ,Aut., says.— my.uy wat 11
� SCOT'r's Em ' I wish vo could get 'bar to her own about the theft, i �
. [J. IlAcKAY, honor Kraduate Trinity University, . � ULSION Of, Cod ro I ' )) J . pered, as he again pressed on to the 96pper. Outrage committed almost in their midst, all orippled up with rhoumoitl m. Althouxh-wedoe- 1
gold mi-dallHli Trinity Medical College. Member I- - . orn, exel imed Lady DorringtoD. " But Is Very well," sa4 Lo d Dorrington, is and g,adually die i rsed to their homes at a Wad, he wAt In this wai. for about ore )-ohr, land the
. (Jolleg') of Phypiolans and Surgoons, On.�Ario. ' Livcr Oil is the easicst fo . Old for what has become of her necklace -her - l I I I I room, until you have given me tha�w,altz p painwastei-rible Reading of many cis,ev 'hereDf
. I I have been looking forward to through all much earlier hour than was anticipated.
---- 1488 a tired digesti6ii. BLit fliat jewels ? Did Mritr, L'Estrange take i off to - , I Cha4a's Kidney -Liver Pills bad cured rheamwNtIsto, we � I
. - - � - —.— — relieve her'." I � this unfortunate business. Come wg�t may , And so the grand Eyealeigh ball, which got a box. Before t1hey wart, half gone be began to
. . ' It ! after, I am determined to anatch on bit of was remembered for many ayear, came to Itinproye, and is no;v quito well. I am very flX4 to �
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MeKillop Directory for 1900. isil't all; it clic, , re- Pe p e W 01 )) recominendtheni to othors�." One pill a ose, 26
.. ouraoles Stomach turned Marfolen, Hearing the word Mrs, � i I enjoyment, Give me some champagnes he an ead. I �
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IANIF.�;'Len'KIIART, Reeve, Sentorth P. 0. atid bowels tj Cir Ruthven fel) her neck and arms. � : I i .
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I JOHN (I multwE,clouncillor, Winthrop P. 0 - work it gives aiid -1 matter, he is ,J . ' : � U ' ed older and weightii6r guests were to'. be feast- 1 Heat and Cold. 44 I
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JAMP�-i O'LAI'vilLIN, Councillor, Beephwood P. 0 ; 1-1 . ge t.S 'tJ1_C11 - are my I a, I , H ! It
I . Who spared your life, dear ?" abkod � � . ad ; he held out a tumbler which ho, empti. re never -failing causes of diseaae. At thi The following stoty, comes fro 8 th
Al'OUIBALT) UeGRE00R, Councillor, Senfortti 11,0 is - ' 4 is Africa -, That the ex�Prvsideut' of"the I
: , stremyth froill t1le officr foocl Lady Dorrington. ' � . qay tha Dr; Chamei.'IA, up of Linmeed ed at a draught, to Nora's surprisel' then he 15?ason of the year euralgia, toothache and ;
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JOXtN 0. ,N10-RUISoN, Clerk, Winthrop P. 0 : Zn . -1 Transesal fe&thered'ble own test scarcely I
I i (i and Tu'pent[n,, atror(i:.. wonderfully insisted on heilto,king eome, and pressed al host of similar die eas" are rampant.
D A �J 1) R (WSS, Treasurer, Winthrop P. 0. . Now do 't ask any questions, ( et her y)1-,)tnpt r Ilef for (.(�Ugh� The
I W I 1, 1, I AX EVENS, Aspeaeor, Beechwood P. 0 the are able to take. ' .Give it I and colds, her to eat, with gteat solicitude, any person will deny, but the following I
y a r d the doctor, . ce In Dr. Chase, -�- great luestion, that, is to find the quickest,
(7lIAItI,r8 DoDlni, Collector, Seatorth P. 0. I 1. y Everybod , has confle,len .1. story which has been told to me, if true,, i
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� t%,I('IIA[U1 POLLARD, Sanitary Inspector, Lead - tillie. � . . I " Look here, Marsden,. said Mark WiA- In his great recli)e �))ooh and famous 11 It seems rather heartle rest and most economical remedy. Pol- shown that for a long time he has been mak- �1 I
hury 11 o. ton, who had been examining the floor and fanffl�, reinedfas ie� by dance, after seeing poor Mrs. Ruthven in tonja Nerviline exaCtly fillis theme require- - � I
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I I 1"ood is th,,� best of Illedicille: ides of the Ant. " HOro in along ient in exporlene� that it pa�,s to insist on hay. such a state, her beautiful jevyele tom away mentio, It is pro npt, efficient, and most ing arrangements for I a rainy day, Mr. I
11 . . Kruger is said to havol saved not only the i
� . the hangingi, and the oanvas," putting his inK Dr. Uhaze 8 syrjup 01 Linseed and from bar !" le�onomical, for it exatiedis in power every
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#' -1 Eureka food that sets t11c'J)()(J� I (Y() I lig head throug i, " in out away on. the Turpentir a In$tead :'of Accepting the 11 Nonsense," returned Marsden, ab. known remedy, and is as , archives of both tho republics, but the I
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, � � � . . opening, . I . e most Incontiolable for 6he lose of a hundred such . house, and in the ekab
-� it - �' - Valuable nd most !effev Iva remedial wealth he had the hands of the clock in the I "
, 11N . �,-.--�� iL,� �j, I 11 Yes," fal e'red Mrs, Ruthven, who To Ke p Young.
� fl- --:. � I A . t was av,ents ' fir throat iiand lung troubles baubles, It would not injure health or Lord I
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1, 1� 1� �4 V k!N -)� 'ary. now fast reco a WAS th,lo.t. science Iiias 'dl�covered. It acts I I grow great and rich and grey and Roberts took por-sessiou of Pretoria it was !
; tower east in solid i gold, When I
.4, verilig, thou�h her voli rep'atation or affections, You would not YOL can
� , -:T1. - . - . has this pict- car@ If you lost all the diamonds of Gol- wise in experience And still retain your i
A . . . broken by hysterical sobs., 11 He earn() so directly and PrOtnPt11Y as to be of observed that the face ot the clock was 1
CA USTI C BALSAM. . . ure on it, take from that side. I was !putting my hair Inralculat 1(� worth In, all �ases of croup, conda provided those you love were left . you, youth There is nothing gained by growing without hands, Eti I quiry proved that ihe 1 -*
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ao far -i President had the hands removed and pack �;
. ' 4"I'l, If you have turned and lound a dreadful figure in a -f-Aching, -in 4ts �,Tccts " � to I " But I do love a good many eople,11 been Zmreful to post us doing so all long as a ;
-f,,,,-, , ed up in his personal! b, ggage,
A 1-taliablo ant) ��-Ilcedy Remedy for Curbs, IA--.� - eloak, a large hat and a mask close to m 1wisen , th, tightt-it �vhe. I vough and 'she said, a little indignantly. It Ay do possible, says the I - em. Wasn't it Pitt : I I
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I- you always talk to me as if I vrere a heart. whom the unexpec ed visitor surprised in i I
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- 11 11 send for- free sefy.ed me and smothered - my face with . - I as 'less simpleton." I the drawing -room, own an his hands and says He Was Tortured. ;
it, vaa tie med in, 1. er- vase oi vt: , - . much. 60(. at all dial,,r ', or Edman- i
tarlifi3r), Practilco - �., omething. I tried to push him away, for ' , 11 You are no 8impleton, sweet cousin, but knees, playing at h roes with the children ? COUR .1 .
wheye Sti oulating Liniments or Biloters are pro. -- sarnple, its a son, 13.aLe.s & W'A)., Taron . is I suffered such p�`.%iri from corns I
tivribed, ,Sf-e pawphlet uhl.vh aoconipanle" every � �. agreeable I felt.I WaR losing my, senmes, as if I 11bould you.bave not the faintest idea what love is," It in on record that iSocrates recreated him. hardly walk," wribee! �T. Robinson, Hill$-
botble� it has no surk-rior, . die ; then I knew no more till I saw dear said Marsden, looking down into her eyes self with the like �frlvolity ; and Samuel borough, Ills., " rBucklen's �Arnics I
Ever), bottle sold Is I - Dr.- ( h S-e!s yrup , . ;
guArat�tced to gho oatljfao�fon. Price 76c a bottle. . , taste will sur- - Lady Dorrington, Oh ! I shall never feel . . . with a dark, peculiar expression in his own. Clarks, the gr gican, is iial 1
.401d b all drugglstq. Invaluable In the treAtment, . 11% ---- safe again." I 11 I wonder who will teach you ! You must frcquently enewed big I to have Salve completely ourled them." Acts likO I -
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o(LuwpJ&wIxjcatttIe. 8cePanaph . let. I " Great he%vens ! while I w I )rains, bru, w ises, cuts, sores, '
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Prepared by- evvere hasitat- , of Ln eed' learn the lesson some day.' ptacti al sense by a return to the Pastime$ burns, . is uloors. I - I
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Tlf� F,URF,KA VZURINARY bluLCuliE co Chemists, - . Toronto. made his eampe ! Why�, I could sear of thought, that brought Winton's grave W I as competing with some of his pupils in and piles. ; Of"A �
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