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OHN GRIEVE, V. S., honor gadu'ate of Ontarl
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R, F A. SELLERY,,Dontist, graduate of the
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ofte, and Residence—Formorly oeonpled by Mr. Wm.
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I THE wl�l OF DQI�LY T-`� h Tt . , she had eiite�red into friendly relations I
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PORTON-� � lbreakfast, d6tained her a few minutes I
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RYVIINLITON," '! TRUST MONEYj I ETC. Is t6ld by most peor,!e. i I'f it were not, i � question and a few othero, or evaded then
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-Wouid fall to pieces. 11 It ye are tliou- ,ohart-houes imost at the same time as hc
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, ar� . I by i Di� �1 11 Well, what is the reading of the riddl
t hd ver spoot a %nliatm�sr in the t�stify to the cures e0ked . .
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boons m of his ta`l�_ily, nor, since he had'. � Pi,erce's Golden , �, _� 11�� .... = � � f
PO: - ! 1�edical Discovery � !know that Y�n know Rukslan ?" he ask&
Ogg ased a mas'.er; mariner's Itiok6l-, in the � . I . .
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Is d of his birth. � Tor nearly halt a century I They are representa- I . .
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t e . estive Eeason had found him either 1 tive � people in their 1: 1 , 11 Because ey are uasians, and I hav
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aaoa or in a fortign porD. Wes it had - corn�iunities. You - I learned from 6eir talk something at -rang
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foun him a 0,%staWay on a lonel�,' ishAnd in Would: believe their � I and start ing, and if I continue to feig
I . rance of thbir language, I may lear
th S th Paciflo. At laet; holvrever, it Word on any ques- 1i - igno
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his ext Christm3s dinner uodlr his own T ey speak the sim- 1 Aque3r'yarn, Dolly, What have -yo
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roof, ree. P e truth when they .t I learnti, an I . - "
After knocking , bont the work for many te�tify that Doctor R � . pretend to b� what they are not?, I
� .a 1 . : ! purpose which I suspect. Haven'
Vear� in sailing sl�ip3 and tram?s, he had Pi�,erOels Golden I .. �� I 11 For a
g t a birth as oaptMn of a line et aamer run- .Medical Discove.ry , . I YOU got 0, I A, Of thab new explosive on boar
? 0 : hicb, soproitig to the papers, will revoluning between the Thames and th( Mediter- cu�es dyspepsi�, . I � W ,
.rane r?. Hievoys, � es seldom laoted longer t'Weak" stomach and I ; ti'OnIze walfalre?" I
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than five or sit-'WeSs, mud between the end ot4er diseases of the �� " Who s ivaso 9"
of Oe and the beginning of another be could stomach arid -its al- - I 0 . if These ftq65lan*s think so, and unless
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generally count (in eight or. teln days at lied organs of diges- __ seize some of it and carry It off."
home, which ,he esteemed a �grea� privilege tioA arid nutriition. .. 116 They. d re not do that, Dolly. I
and highly prized. I It �cures when 'all . I .
Me year, by w4ich I mean t�e Year of other remedial � I would be ra�k,- p racy. Besidei, how coul
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our story, his last holilay would include -30ea,ns haye failed.
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wifeland daughter. John sol re oic .1 man who *ls himself Linderholm is th
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wit � a soberer joyj knowing froi�i long and There is no alco- leader. The others, when they are talkin
bitt r experience 6hat, the 11 beat Jaid planu hol in the t, Discov amonywt themaelves,spe�k of him as Captai
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true. . . ! I - Tne deltice they do. Well, look here
I I * Accept no substitute for Dr. Pi6rce's Dolly, I thin� and hope you you have foun
"We will invite your hi4tek fir,d my Golden Medical Discovery. J . There is a mare's neot. All the same, there's n
brot �er, and the Joyces, afid t6e Clovqrs, mothinar xtjust as good.))
ck harm iii keeoing our. eyes and ears open
and havea real good dinner," 4uoLh Mrs. "I was .a total wrecL-could not eat orsteep," I'll watch �hose chaps. closely, and yo
Part on, gleefully. "If Jack could only be writes Mr. J. 0, Beers, of Berry] an, Crawford
: I Co., Mo. (t For two years 1 triod 31 edictne froin listen to the� for all you are worth, with
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H�r husband was smoking his pipe and doctors, but. recewcu very litUe ne , I 031. - — .15 , - VV " V�v ar,cb "
.e ' ilcsl� and strength, was not able to do a good either just after dinner or -before break
coil, ty-platiDg his tonarics, of wbich he was day's work. I commenced talch Dr. Pierce's fast." I I
ver fond., never g6ng to sea wi�hout three Ooldlen Aledical Discovery, rLnyk when I had
or f r whose siogiog remindod him of taken one bottle I could sleep an(� my Rppetite " All right, and now I'll go, or Mr.'Lin
U , Z5 was:wouderfully improved. k ha,lve taken five derholm, gilias Nevaaki,-whose eyes are a
hom and helped him to beguile �he tedium bott�esand arn still improving,,) : i
0 of t a voyage when hehad nothing to do in . sharp as needles, will be wondering wha
. his qabin and was not warited r,ii ileck, Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, papeti- we are talhing about and drawing infer
f ' JJack is a long way off, end will be f ur- cov��'red, is sentfi-ee on recei�t of 3i one- enecs." .
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cent� stanips .to 'pay expense i of custolnp Parton wa i more imprefa�d by big daugh
r therlby Christmaa,"he answere& hi3 wife. .
I ' ai4l maillil.z 0414'. Address! Dr.- R. .�- ter's oommut ioation than he liked to admit
's A c! as for the dint er, don't �ou thick I I
, Pre ce, Buffalo, N. Y., I � I While hopial - she was wrong, he feared sh
youlare beiiig a bit too previous, 4a the Am- I : i right. , � Inyhow, she was right abou
ericins say ? A good deal may papp6n be- !!!� was
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. fore, Chi istmas. ". . � I . � I " ogether just for ollp, you and I of her knowi g proved that these foreign
Of course, everybody, knows Ithat," Pat our ))
ial�tia daughter, 1� but as the s�ilings are and %1rir0i;rr1yt, remarked Mrs. rtou, plain. ere know., S:ke could not have heard it frou
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aud' the Cockato6 Nvill con�iplstoI her' last .
rou d tiip this year ontDocember6ineteenth Dolly,,. irig about Erith and Woolwich, trying t
' "hat do you mean, ,ch I , re. �
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or t eentieth, you �are riure to be W�ith us on
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dea4. t ib is a . ood rule to bw aidents 11 �at we may be vvi�j lull the ss6n�e. ence, aril the skipper failed to see how I
I � acr The Cockatrice carries paope gers, doe4ii't could'be done. True, thirteen unscrupulous
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. comin"s and g(io s are at the �mercy of i
wind ra,nd weathor, sis mine Are -and I I I Yes, there is accommodation for abqub on deck and take posses�lon of the ship
have been 11 no urilucky about �hriatmaa. a dozen, but at this time of: Lh e year there But what Woild they do ne,xb ? They woul
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I - All t�,,e samo, I , longings gdarched by coutguard and police
unforseeni, it it please you , with you as paseengers? Ur. Fordyoe is a : -, a
am ob gniog to let you croak nd make very ni6eigentlemall. I am 9 re he wo �ld I The niere pomession of the recondite and on
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mot aer unhappy. , You let usi" ' d of the tubes would betray them, and unles
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opei A Christmas � with us- ' So !don't say . � . I C
ined D 11 in tht world. What do 5oii'l cqy, Mary." crew before t king to the boats, whiih wa
ano her word," rejo' o ,y, w'th prebty I I � 0
paro mptorineee. - ! . , gi I fear I should be very'ill ; but if not likely, thE would be followed and de
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by his daughter, whom, in big he %rt, ne re- ' I ,
. gard,ed as the olevorest girl in the world ; day, and I'll ask Mr. FordY6 .' skipper's coiAlusion after Jurther reflection
an, -1 though not quIte that, Dora, otherwise W4ich the C3,ptain did, 4i � d when h6 e - " Dolly must, be mistak6n, though I d&r
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Doly, was unTitablionably a g wornan al" - say she Is rig it about their being Russians
with a head on &r [$�hould[Q-Virceu Whilo at never�spent a Chriatmez with is famiiy, t All the sa
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s-.Ii(,ol she had wbu both certt cates and . managing par'ner not only ' g'r uted his ro
P C3 ' � bi ears, and by 1is time to -morrow she'll may
priw-s, and so impressed one of tho exam;n- qu�st- but gava Mrs. and, iss Parton be have found out what they are really UP
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era �bat on hii reco mendaijon ii�e was en- tree BRage for the round �rir, adding tha to, it i hey �rg up to any thiu g, as to which I
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gagi �d as a pupil _ I as noi�othar passergera wore exp,ecte& th am by up iiieins sure."
Gen eva, -,where sh ladied wou'd have the.salo�n all to them- I .
. p,3rfoated her French and Felveg. As" to tbii, howey',er, he was mis. The day went on, also the steamer and
lear 3ed Germ%n. Viome time aftekward .her the yacht, .which continued to bear her
lirig,iititia EffiCiend and othier qu�litled led taken. The very -day bofor� the Cockatrice company, to the eurpi iiie of the captain and
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her to getting &"tEmporary, t4ugh well sailed. pa".igcs were taken for
� I thirtp,en men, .his mates ; for the Cockatrice, being essent-
P%i�, place a's - Esglish governe,qs in the all, or. nearly all, foreigners, who had, ar- ially a car�o I boat, never attempDed to do
I iy Russi:w pt rivedlin Loudon from the Cbnt,nciit just tpc '
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wlicm she travel 'd and lived for more late to catch the P. and O.,,9teamer for Gib. more than eight ' or ten knDts an hour -if
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thaa a year, and alded to her Other ad � com- ralta�,, so that in order to find accommoda. the wind_�vete contrary, she did lose -a
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plishm"lits a wolhiag ka:)wledga of the tions for hi3 wife and daug�te the Captain �epeeJ much too slow for a smarb yacht.
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Rumiari tongue. � , room dl sleep ia the
. � 4 i adapting his pace to that of the ,Cocka
Captain Partori'a misgivingg' were ,con- chartthoum, trice. .
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firmed by the cveu�-tho unfor,eeela happen " You uIll have to anob ' In Higham -
� . Bigh , aud take in governmor 0 Which made the captain of the Cocka.
ed, ,-oming, bowev0, in a 'shape i so v.�ree. it tores-order trice don his considering cap again and con.
ablel that he�i,vv,a . i just ome," was One of tbellasi instructlobs caire an ides. .
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. a and daught�r, though ,, t . -1--i The stteward was a- man who might be
disa )pointed, werol not 0aueolable. � plosivee?" queried Parto'n.
IlTs ,owners app, I binted him to I the cmn- it f course, and mos0y Irecordite, I trusted. He had been with him on the
man I of the Cickatrice, a hinob I rger I ship. fancy But &a to that theleks that is eDH ,.Cockatoo. � -
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tb th 0 -katoo;'. thereby imprc ving,both 4 'P
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_1^ very qu y the beds d that. find out, if you can,
big ition, and his ,pay..' Oa the 6�her iet. So not a worA to anyl I
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she had to sAil on a clate
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von o your WILe and augril4r,
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ofte, and Residence—Formorly oeonpled by Mr. Wm.
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Pickard, Victoria Street, next, to.the Catholic Church
sVXixhi calls attended pxomptly. 1463x12 �
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7 gold medali3t Trinity Medical College. Member
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System Renovator
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A spo-Ade and &ntidote for Im are, Woak and I
poveriahed Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palp,_�
Dion of the Heart, Ltvm Comptaint, Neuralgia, 1A
of Memory, Bronchitis, Con ' sumption, Gall 81,qn
Jaundloo, Klaney and Urinary Diseases, St. Viti
DaAcv, Female Ir;egularteies and General DobllUy:
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� . Charged therewith, shot from a peculiarly be had been able to open all the bags and
.�_ I , I -, const�ucted tub, would it . was said, rend boxes, he would have found something of
L . . I . " the sort in every,one of them. I
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AM I : discb'�!ge hitting the mark destroy a line- ; The skipper thought the same.
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DF84A of -ba ' h few 1-niuutes. Its cbm- . When he went on deck after dinner; the
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ARM ubesi,, were known only to! a chosen few, � miles away,on the steamer's starboard quar.
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I W ; ventithe emissaries of foreign powers from forsaile got, was bowling gayly along before
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; t i all h: d come to naught, either by vigilance another viaft.
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Never tlhou�ght �� of ' S'u c 1� or good luck. �
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. � ! I , Dolly and her mother went on board the or ies ?" he asked, giving her big chair and
SIC11 for a iiiedidiic dO y ' ? Cockatrice in Shadwell Basin, 'and in a few seating'himself on his bunk.
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, � ell, it's 11� good siexii for gers,j mostly Dams and Nory'egian8, but, " After- tea I lay down on the sofa- which is
,� r ppeh�ir 4glish more or less fluently. close to Linderholm's cabin, pritended to
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� i . ces�aptly, And making Lho2elve,e agree- Their plan is to seize yon and the other offic-
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th�iigs and Scoft's ,�lmil .1.011 is W1
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th 2 medicine that does it.' I Lighters filled with wood'3n, iron -bound watcli on d engineers will be
- � � _ i ' cases� great and small, were quickly alone. forced to do Linderholm's bidding, as the
Thesepoor bodie� wear out side, � and the loading, su' i .
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. I I government offigere, went on by lamp -light get some of the reconaA3 and one of the
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wid weak. Some of Th ilow ��' Q, 1",4Q or peorIng Inbo- Ch bold, now and aho may be." . 1
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b : , : �, � Kade flerfcc�t b7 Dr. Cliax '
� as Conlinual.1y on h bridge, and, We Nerve
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Scott's EniLllsion . fi �es all Yiujt�-� wappear in the galoon u til his ship; Sellse Treat -
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i I wenity. 1, four hours after I i g the Bight. !� � to ClaiAied for it. '
kinds. It do�slthe work both ' I � Lea 1, I .
1 1 DIly was stafiding near = door, and as I ' The halil Iness' of e'very home depends
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infide and out. I k�S SO4t h stoppe her, whiipered-i very largew on
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boties hard, fl -lin bloold' red, P . )? i bu� cares of e'very day life, and tot- I
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WE �ik luiiors ; stroncr I ovy , hy?" he asked in surprise.
Z:) '�>? 01 � :t.. : . sure to accompany a rundown system,"
.. will tell y6u afterward . But promise there can �e no happiness in the hon -19
PhUS filli. I nly the b ,st ]A -la- me t lat you won, b. " . I . for husband and children. -
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tetials are uset iii the pa�ching in ti a chart-hou 1 6e after bre ,Ifa;t and ex- vous exhaigtion, and do not know it.
cand the pat6cs don't 11 Show P laiup I don't 1�ke mysterieO.' I They suffei, from indigestion and dys-
I Br ikfast overii, Captain Parton - returned pepsia, nervous headaiche and sleep-
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11 here's that yacht ag 'the house f4eling languid and tired out.
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NO,ionc has� to wait I t U r, Otis If
i . n. yesterday off Dover," rema ked the third
. -, : office r whose wa I �ch it was. I ! you follow the advice of Dr. Chase, the�
Y4�,_,��an, do it -YOUrSelf —)IOU ,� 6. 1; famous Receipt Book author. He
I �urid soutkand 66king ihd game cours6
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� J �p. inerit never disappoints. 1kr- Cfiase;s
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U" , This ,picture 1 represexit3 el who is going for 9. cruise in � the Modi-
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11 Emulsion and is on fhei " 1 -dare say. � Anyhow, on�lyt,a' rich man
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wrapper of every �pttle. conk afford t; keep a 2,000 bOn%team yacht, i
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-SeW forfree samplc* M(anwhile, Dolly had d' er cloak
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SCOTT & B0N?_,T_EP � here aches and dyspepsia, and permanently
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10 I moat of � the othe� passengers � P!ecoded overcomes weakness and Irreg-ular! ties. 1
TOROXI I ANAW her, and were loOnging about, smoking and 50 cts a box, all de4LIers, or Rdrnansoj)
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I I 'E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 25c.- - .-- ''e .
Although established 'n fri, prIship"is. If t - , hair. - 'Siong. ,
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1854 it has only. been un& . splill'I'ing I done on ye,ur. � I
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duct it upon �such lines th4t iF, - -
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6 urer, 676 ; Wni. Miners, assessor, -$55 ; if your dru '�t eannot sup. . . �� 4
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nient-it is positively good. man M. D., medical health' officer; James ---Z_W-�� � , I �most ab t�
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. ! board $1.50 a day when on ,duty. Fence strated tit., f �
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� Pound keepers, George Rook, R. Hunter, aellent musie and plenty of it. -j, 1) �. that 1 ha
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,Anyhow, you had better be prepared." Udbornefortheyear 1901, 46 births, 25 and Mrs. Campt I],' Of (3oderieb. T46 vfficient 1
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. daaths, 15 males and 1-1 females. itehell.
e crew.. There is but one British- sub eat I to xesume studies ,at the high sehool NIT -L
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t lot." t I I tended Harris n igh school, is tbill .
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lish ; you can depend on thew. How many Wrought -in -the Case of a Char- ley Mahood in home from Toronto . iookM- ,0 � 4 I
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f thirteen, armed io� the teeth4 and the yacht Her Doctor Said She Was in Consumption, They are no -9.nim 1. Is, - Prof. I
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. doubt, two "Or three quick-firi g guns on - To -day She is Well, Strong 4 . The Cb.. I
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t board, to- say nothing . of rifles. R%ther and Active. There are no ;os, I Quarry. illiwn '1
long od ?." . I Past, W I
I From the Islander, Charletown, P, E. 1. took last year�z cal�udar and threw it in the, 1 the basig
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. Bub con] !n'b you be beforehand with them _ published - from time to time The .8 no laEci � n in yea -and
I -make )risoners of the wretches instead of show the vurnber of death@ oc6 i re : i rs that Am -ag-lic
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r their mc ring prisoners of you." throughout this country from consumption . I
, peering down, he ject lessoi
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e 'Hoi r could we do that, Dolly ?" to be as great as the number paireed by � Onuos of the Q-ty -01
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all other preventable diseases combined. � last '4 -f in fhe �
- " We.l,. according to an account I O 0 __e ,- It old Year and d 3stro d t - he whole - t - . smal rarl
read in i 6 newspaper, the first thing bar - IS no wonder, therefore, that the; medical � � bug"Ieut
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Isis do af ter they break into a house ii to fraternity has at last awakened t In the'ch"e.
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a keep the inmates in their bedrooms� by fast- that the most urgent means must, be taken but in the bun; in . And ai .9, a propose
a eniLig,tbeir doors with gimlets, Could not to pr�vent i5s turbher spread, andl., to teach a we struggle- oa one locali
_ towards our A ;, our muscles harden, t�o �
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g you do iomething of that sort ?" � the public that while the disease � ia readily brain brightens, and . the .grey hair . a cOlM7 I- I ,each of
- " The very thing I ,To think of a ma d's communicated from one person to another, I ::: I Brunswid
I � ' the wrinkles th k t e corners of :1 - , �
wit being betterig. than, a m an a sense "' ex- it is not necessarily inherited, though the .- ;
V eyes we stoop, butloji we gop contend,,,'. � Island, *to
claimed the skip or, ad i i ,,ly. 0 It shall tendcricy to itj may be. It is, therefore, of - '
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be done this very night. ' . not gloiffying in !what we hive -or-Iiii1v - .
0 these f Ilows up - in their cabins, and if I ,weak longs should take the greatest care of � x1vibi �Obj
. don't gito the yacht the slip before thornir1g, theniselves to prevent consumption ob achieved so much a4 in the hope thatlom� " -gardens a
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. call me a land lubber. Now go back to �he ing a hold on them. Pare, out of-Joor 7air, than ever. � w - -_ be begun;
- saloon a D�d make yourselves agreeable to the lots of sunsb ine, wholesome food, and a good So to -day I �Ope, -until -:& Go]
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e mus;l 11 th; tonic medicine to keep the blood' rich, -red � -and you ha e,
passengers. They lik i . �P to ex6el
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something on the pi4no,and ask itheyn �nd pure, will enable anyone to -rcsl8t the future. � �
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sing. Y) I I . I Isto �nroade of the diseast-. Asa' blood forming i . � posed to 4
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Whicl Dolly did, and sucoceded ilia keep- tonic, there is no medici4e the equal of Dr. ME% their nerves .&-.O
I thriffln . - in the!�Ivai
. Ing the Russians amused andocoupied ill Williams' Pink Pills. These pills, where . �g, and o- th Y:run, and before Mora
eleven o'olock, when all turned in, i freely and fairly used, will streugthdn .the runs a rabbit, oublingand turning in it* P.rDg.rw
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In th meantime Captain Fur' I akest constitution, and have cured many � 'efforts to e8c � , --Audl stood there,', thi ii$� be made I
arran Is I ton t ad we ed, too, by the excitement of the chase, for classes in.
matters with his officers,i and 3r. 'baseq of consumption when taken in its I bear the ho
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derelt o carpenter, the one English s3a. early stages. .Proof of thi,; is given in the a the fieeinit
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mail, i bit case of Mrs. Abram .Henry, of Charlotte. . -
�ook up every gimlet and oprig *. - P. I . U; 2.- t7si t h a ; t I Par-ts; A
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h o.- eksed or could find. � ,town, E. 1. To -a reporter of the Island- That little f of instr4ad
J r, Who -called upon her, Mrs. Henry said : j ite Oject moving toward,$ I
Olt, one' b clock the first part of the busi- 'I me? 1 i Taral,&&O
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nesa be4an, and was successfully accom. 7-11 A few years ago I found myself grow- my Ru I h an i ishoot, and / a elvesIn I
plished. 1 The Russians were preen m1ably all ing weak aud Palo I raise the littit A
,/and emaciatid' I -took creature M. &Ill his hounds cry louder ' I of eduo&N
fast selee ' � .
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awake, the whistling of the -wind, Put none of them appeared to do me any strangely 8 -ill, il � !nature � jaeems - to -de, ,:, '. bou . t- � %
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ti�ioan i ag of the waves, and the or"king good, and two,years ago my condition be* plore her lose, an �haL very trees deplore j6 . , � . a I I
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the ship would have 1hindered tho.in fr rn �ame so much worse that I was obliged to tragedy. i ; : hoped -tha
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hearingthe slight noise made by -the exr- ake to my bed, and call. in a doctor, who And I f i a. - V to enable �
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penter, i a he screwed Li3 gimleti &�Id sprig said that my lungs w6re affected, and that Oh, I toga th - har 3 into niv b to take ft
bits into the cabin doors, in such 4� way as , was g,,ing into COMUMPtion, and he told And the hou, do 9 I . ag- I f- -situation i
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to reride - them uuopenable from within, ' �ny mother, who was moAly in attendance . . - . . �
all I . They forget 11 Past in the hope for -au- 1, year -lit is -
Thi d ne, the capt.ia ordered , ,lights to Upon me, that my recovery was very doubt- other run6 and hose for more. They joy no, - te&dherje �
be extinj �uishcd, and charged the steamer's al. I grew gradually weaker and weaker. in that and an all
pourse fr)m sou'west to norleast, t I en to I- I could not sit up for five minutes, my lunge t which is caught, but for that whi& . .
. hey hopo to ca ch. . . I � - the exponi
yachb tried to foll pained me ; I coughed severely, lost almost � , I approved �
[most Z west.. The . I I hunt not fol the %deasure.of the shot,b
ut made a bad cast, and her lights w re all desire for o6d, and when I did eat I ut . - - Astiefactol
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resumably swallowed p in the darkness ound it difficult to retain food on my stpm. for the pleasurE of ttie chase. 1 . I I 11 It -W
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P u ch. I fell away in weightfrom 148 pounds For what is I fe b � ao chase ?-7 -some one - .
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, Towards morning, when he felt sure he a to hold the gull, som 'one to chase the fieet,,, � Agrip.n7pai
ad shaken her off, he resumed 'his true o 100 pounds, and I do not think any of my - 6� I I building ti
ourse, and the Cockatrice went f 11 stearn riends expecte . Ing quarr,
d to ace me get better. But � y, son: ,a .on 3, to di�e. � "" .
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head. � 4ome of them urged me to try D I
- About ki wbo Pink Pills, and I decided to do soi " With Pleas ire," - .
six o'clock, Captain Navas] , i - I began ;� woull-d inel
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had a cl,abin all to himself, gang o t for t�he by taking one pill a day, for my stomach And he puts he wr&p around her should-,
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e in do r, was very weak, bat I was soon able 'is or on the eat and :
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. . on it. D� � crease this to three pills a da ally, gently helps heioff igs.i.n., - 'q foods,,
iteward and hamm- red- at his ca
con not oD . i I , He holds her arm so tightly and hugs her
" All right, air, it has got j%m I med,,I'll " my strength was increasing under their so I I -isimpler fo
use, I took riine pills a day. neatly when As last gOod-night 1i :9 1* �, ation, �oftwf
)Pon il# .0 an iastant," said the ,t,wa,l, The change W%
ind �vhich came with the use of the pills was that two heartal, dr6amon in hope. i I
with that unscrewed the gimlet, . where. I " I'm going out to -night ; I have -to go toi� - I
I ipon out stoppediNevaski, who, to big gr t. little short of miraculous, and so marked I . I A :
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iurprise, 'wa"s promptly collared by t�e and rstpid that inside of two monthf lodge." .. � I A sub;e
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aptain nd the first m began their use, I was able to leive my bed 8o out he goe I wle -.8lie"sits alone Anak- . . 4 -
ate, each of whom i lonesomn. - - � .terions t -bp
resent4 a loaded revolver at his, head. and --move about the house, and soon after I I Baid -compi
Was able to walk aboub in the open air and A voice calls, and Ae, goes to a ,wt ana. - at all timf
� "Speak a word or offer resistance and I'll make short vi -its to my friends. On one of Picks up a crying ch Id and dandles it. .
)low you brains out. *a have found you- these, ocoasions I -met the . It is his child- llow who said he bad - prescript.il
doctor who had at. -th fi,10- if
)ut, air," exclaimed the, captin in: a fierce to go to lodge, I Ut V�VZOO went out to meeo�
vhisper. " The irons, carpenter."' � tended me, and, he asked me what I La6d I will all Y-4
I the boys. �, - "
. I been taking that had made such an improv .
e- A few years a�o W helped her an ,with - 701140 911v
The Russian yielded -there was:: nothin T�ent. 1,replied that I had been tak - ing Dr. � er wraps and -eiines ar�&
Kloeforit-and afterbeing h%ndcuffed aii ,Williams, Pink Pills, and he said 6 all i ight, h kifise4her,but he do6s u4, � lowest,
I Bg fettered was relegated- to his bunk. - The c�ntinue them, they won't hurt you any. kiss her now. He:Wdotn kiises her. i
(there were treated in like fashion, some, ay.' Welli I contknaed taking thein until The pleasure � chase once past, hoW, - - X,
I owev6r, as the irons would not go round, I Of ten ends love - painalffi
, 7h&d used sevEritoen boxes, with the result en dream. L �;
it Aly boy," I! av . . � greates-t .1
were bound with ropes. Some thre6 or that I never felt befter than I do now -not had morereal joy in az,�� -
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four, hearing suspicious- sounds, and guess- even in my girlhood'days. It is more than cumulating thisfortunethanyou, ,will ever. ,4ic�k peopl,
ing what had happened, bolted their doors a year 66ce I'stopped taking the pills, all know in spending it. I . I Irionials Ir
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And threatened, to shoot, These were- you can see for yourself what they did for . the o disease,
starved into surrender. All arms and nip. I may say, too, that my weight ha his son's shoulders, and looked him fair abdi' � �
papers w -re of oour8e� seized, and among increased to 137 pounds, 1� I am rint jinx - - a square in the face, he toldene of the w.o ,u Inaluently -
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the lattei Dolly found -simple evidence to - tor plubjit. i ty, bat when I think of what the greatest truths I o an inerbdulotte unbelievan! � 4nd kidne"
-j notify her father ia the, course that he ha . � A child site or i the fl,j,6r, and playing with,-- - pixii-i'es f
t . d E41a did for me, I behave I ought to sacri. .
taken. I Pe in . Y .3 � to knock-4tvi , -painepA ce
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own feelings for tho benef his blocks builds his house, bab I get _*_.OUrQ1
� "; 6ockati ide " let go" In P I over again and W arc ot another, The
I . �41brAitar �b_��rp?t)rqgffiru-" . , . , plew
Bay, on t i.e morning of December: 24, akL d ! Dr. W'ifflam�'. Pink,11iiis 'have produered ure is not in the Thdu, 0 but in the building 11 L Vl. Fi
L 9) soon at the custOme and health officers a -11 of ib. , I I .
uch remarkable curea-as thfJ above� because * . I I
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c kme on board 'Cap'tain Purton went ashore 'he are wholly unlike ordinary medicinef And we ar b_ib children in A L
clotheF and-wiinkledfaceni V - - YL r. -a. -
v ith his daughter and bad an int6rview which only act upon the symptoms. Then'e' L . � �
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v ith the governor, who expressed warm pills uo direef to the root of the trouble, ' The man of millio doE s not work on .an - 1- the railroa
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a 3proval of all he had done, ord6red- the makiag new, rich blood,und giving increased on from necessity to lontrol stoLeks and W110 '; Parifee. !I
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piiioners ,to be transferred to tfie guard. strength mith every dco. In this way the roadej so possess bonds and coupons. - ; V , - lature -a -,f e
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a iip, and sent a Ion ' of her despatch to the e ' Y Well, wby? i I . .
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War Offi,,e which 9 12 are consumption iELits early stxges, also It is th'e vleae4re� t � the chase that impek 71544y
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I to an immediate such diseases as paralysis, rheumatism, St. I � - time
them on to. nervcusi ptostration, indi c3tviou - W-ftli now.
Meeting A the Cabinet. Meanwhile the Vitus' dance, heart trouble, neuralgia,. dye. i � . g I ,
natter wi a kept a -i quiet as might be, and vppsia. chronic eryelpelas, and all the func- And the grave. I 4 1 i canno I I . . lusessmen
v hen the facts were laid before the Russian tional tt' They can eout�ol �:U,11 ions, but they . -
�ubleq that makes the lives of so .1 . Pojutrnent
C, overnm(nt they offered a handsome spol. Many women 'miserable. The genuine pills control themselv�s.� " . I Whoo,dut,
God knows hq�v to itin things. . - e - ,6f t � 0
ogy, professing great regret that the over. are sold only -in boxes bearing the full name - I . I � , 11 . , ��
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zeal of Captain Nevaski arid Iiis immediate " 11 Dr. Williariis' Pick Pills for Rale People.;" He does not wazi� blo raise ,a race of satils- .
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u iperiors 4libuld have led them to fled degenerateir.1 I '� `,�-k� - -ticut and jc
in It you do not find them at -your dealers,they � � I
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al) questionable an interiprise, and 0 _ Man is the most rni ghty molecule 'in -the consist -41
= d will be sent post paid at 50 cenfici a box. or , - be $0- 5W -1
t iat the delinquents should be severely sik boxes for $2 -50, by addressing the Dr. universe, mud if the.h ' inighty hadn't ploed -� I I
- nisbed. ' They also presented Captain Tltiamrs' Medicine Co., Brockville, Oat. the pleasure in t4o'eh Ing instead of in the bers ar,%jo
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f urton with a thlousand pounds, as mpen- � . having, we woul 'be fine-looking lot of aft, I y -ears -t one ,
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Adam Reidt 'sold a We Look For'Your Trade� .
q iiuk-neEs of aps and readiness of hitle mare tr Mr. Ashton, the other' day., I ' I I be deemed
Serving the public 'with care, attention,t'. � Personal, I.N
I of the for $105. She gdes to South Africa to figh honest goods au4i'low )rices, has given ivw,* , eornpxuias
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T 3is the mipper explained to the governor; ton, bought a car, load of fat cattle in this high position arn� the druggists of Goa- .�Aet, -1
at [ding : - . I � vioinity and ship ad&, We look I O ir trade. and will us@ i;. stations _r
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every endeavor to & �e you ik regul � -
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of e had not been b(nt on our spendiniz 7Mr. irown sold his chopper to a Turn. Our supplies of putp *Drugs, k1elolneof 1� Used in toxi
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Christmas together, I should have left heir berry man. and now we- have to pay 4 cents Toilet Pre . parati � one,:' 'Perfumes, Bruthev.., :_ OrAtiomot a,
per bag. Even this is lower than A In done Combs, §pongeo,,1etq. ,` -will Interest .you. - � � 4rld.personl
at home, and the Lord only knows where I P
would 'have eaten my dinner his lay. for in most places, but then we were spoiled � ; -
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Maybe I al iould not'be &live to es - for 2 cents per bag and now it is � � t Eiff COMPOUND. � I - dimetly Aft
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11 Where do you propose to eat--- .. aeked I hard to go.twice the amount. -Mr. Robert Weare fully P I 'ed to fill your ordavI - .
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tb a Goverr or.' � M O'Lachlan sold a span of nice drivers to j. for this popular d me -banishing medicine-�! . prop", 7
46 On board the Cockatrice, of course," J. � Elliott, of Wingliarn, recently, for $230. Knowin I g its 1W ral &�d virtues - I � 1. -
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fiWell, �unlesa you greatly prefer the I so", of Fordwich, to take their place. -The brao6r and flex . builden Paine's foelaT : ___ th .
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