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,A'"BSOLU,TE THE SKELETON 01�OWS- Why4bittlia fi childisso
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I grt M r. As sooir as the three girls were alone,tv &60 The reawn seenis to suggest it -
Jim gether, the cloud of reticence that hung over �self. * As child )ws chili[ the mother
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them p%ssed- away ; they drew their ehorb -ba' less and jo�sls( vitality . often not
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together, Edgithp oaressinglMarion"n head ; I I
. SEU ITY, and their faces became in a *ioment. eloquotit � enough, for her elf and ii6neli therefore,
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1, .." of hope and fear. . ' I ' � - gxpectant niothers who use Doctor
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:I 11 I hope no, dear," able Oswered. I # -
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Marion,,you must be more Polite." - � . -1 0-
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I I zaft't. He irritates' ��ne. He's atiph 'i -I -
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Cartv-,ft r s, - Mabel 1,,�.re .�Oot neritous.
Edgitho. looked shockbo, 674r- 'b � its
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I 'Sh ! You musin'b- s4y tbo t log'I �
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Little Liver PHISS Marbin dear. I wish you 4ould. keep wat4h �� ; e
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Must Bear Signature of . girl. . I I . I � ealt�y child. 1 If you .
� It He in rather good-look$ngt'l put in 08 �
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_* -ww--# , - youngest, timidly% 11 at Very Blile � of heal -.hy
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I " ...... �7 0110�1___ clothes he wo,ars ! Thobdfibrookg4le vill
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11 ; 00 ;E envy us so on Sunday ; &od I know t46y I
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4� V will. try to got him away. `J %iih we hall 1 a I
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� tennis court." I I . � ttl will be- verr lad to
See rac-SIM110 wrapw Bdow. ' wsm� a fow words for Dr. I
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,lPiercels'Favorite 'res:rip-
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" .tiob. 1)' -rites mrs.
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� "I'm surprised at you,' Mabel,' sold � T-
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I %* 10" as 599=4 . Edgiths. "That is not the way for a '
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i .% FOR RUBACHL I gentlewoman to talk." vvh-eii I looked forwaid to : .
S . Bat Mabel was mutinous. be0ouling a mother, I 'gur-
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CAKTEKS FOR DIZZINESS-� it IL�s all very well, Edgitha, for 'you to , fered ve)ry much froin
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i laff SNE0.1 be always 'talking about �our being gentle- i felt so terribly sill I (ould
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I ! FORJORPID LIVE16 womer. But it doesn7t ptievent our scarcely eat or drink art
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! R CpNSTIFATION. human, and it doesn't prevent qur having 'to 5 of , � d. At this tii ne I I
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. Is i ' work hard and not liking it. 11 -his i wrote to Dr. Pier(:c, an d lie told 'lie' -,to get
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MR dUO#,3rJN. Dunscombe turns out nicef,i it will be much . I Favorite Prescri tion' and a bottle of ' Goidei
)JI ! ' Medical, Discover .* '. got a boule of eacli, an -
I FOR THE COMPLEXION livelier, and I sliall say SQ -1* when I )lad take tht in a few days, I felt Inucl,
� '. If 40JWA�wd.aan� 8AUSTHAV111, VA?U "When is the premiumto be pOid, Ed- 'beetter,andwhen hall Lakeu hardlythreeparts
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lic�W:Ii�� 0. . Atha 9" asked Marion in a very low, guilty of �each bottle I I w( 11 a ad coil ld eat as Nivell a i
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i , L 1 4'ro""'W"',* �� voice. � � trouble i(i could not d a nythi ng be fore). I fee I
� i CURE SICK HEADACHE. . - I don't know exactly�: dear," alBswered thankful tolDr. Pierce foil- Ilis medicine,
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! . er EiAer, with a tronble& look an"N tell all who tel me they are sick, to ge�.k
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I VETERINARY .1 say he will see first wheti er �e thinks he these medicines, ot- w ite to Dr. Fierce," I
will care to atay.", - � I I Those who pit r from chronic dis!'_
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OHN GRIEVE, V. S., honor graiduate of Ontario 4 1
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'Nlati:)n put one foot on �hetende are invited to consult Dr. Pierce,
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salmals Lrested. Calls omptly attended to an forward on her elbow, and stared Ixomily by letter, fteo. All correspondence
cUrges moderate. VoterTntary Dentstry a specialty. at the great jar of ferns ai�d bracken w4'ch strictly privato. , Addre-sp Dr. R. V..
VMce and residence on Goderich street, one door filled the empty fireplace. I : I Pierce, Buffal N. Y. . .
at Dr Soottla office, Seatorth. 111241 . �
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i cause of me," she said shii,tly. � . ioustiess aud si�k beadac .1.
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I 11 It would have been b.� tter, I think, ,to rat6otiors, Dili OonEcious of nothing o'In-
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. be more—more conciliatio, , it you cquld or6te ex olar's bodi-,? t� I
. iar.-l3tDr- Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary have managed it." I i . cept thel!alob . .
rub;lo. Money to loan. Oaloo over No-kard'a Store : he whole co4servative'fo ce of'.1the two
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main streek Seatorth. . U118 66 But I couldn't ! ThOt's thew6rat of it. - el ri was' requCred to redece i�� you6g
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I I feel myself blundering oii, and I I �nust , go -re luGionist to �si - lence, if nA to -acquil't-
. blundering on to the nd," bu�at ,out i ce oe. T And me�lnwhile the Rev. � Wymond,
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Bar Cooveyancer and Notary Public. � h0n Westertoili pottered piacefully about
. rister, Solicitor, oalze--in rcar of And tising, she stood with her ack. to. � � ;
solicabr fc.r the Dominion Bank. �hio study, absor$ed, not in :onear' -
Dominfon Bank, Seafoqb. Money to loan. IM the fireplace,'ber wbite faice loo4in sullen ' � iDA 11 ,, of ' learn
.. from the very strength.of �;the fea�llu a which � ,, but in financial newspalisrs and in the
I .Iatestbatchof- ig own, plausible pron
K. ]BE , BarrWter, Solicitor, Conveyancer, .
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J Notar blio. Offioas up ati6irs, over C. W. possessed her; and pualaing her h�lld �'pe�tuseswith hich the ciiy sharks bait
through her short hair, 49 stared i out ; be- - ; i
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: FAI�Jla bookstore. Main- Streut, 888,101ith, Ont'60- ' . � their f uol traps..,
- 1 1627 fere her helplessly; A re-narkable face �; it 4" . ?or the rector1 of Criddook was a gambli�r
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- I looked atthis moment, not beautiful, 4ut � '
I I �wcak but obstig,aite, imaginative but cowaidl,
I ENRY BE&TTIE' Barrister Solicitor, &o. showing power in the pr � a man as da,4gerous to his family and
; '� Ojj,,._-,;�y1, Block, Sea. . . L . pinineilt f orthEl'ad, :' ly
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I orth. . Jri nds as a C013firmed lunatic, yet, with 'he
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416 9 9 P d cing him,
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GAF,RoW, Barriattis, solicitors. &o. rich voice, full of. feeling, � t hive
Cor. 1lami1ton, St. and Square, Goderich, Out. 6 . O'l
�! GARROI & Oli, it in such a: little thfia'R, juq,t t con�-tol
J. T. GARROW, Q. C. I L �bei6n shocked apt!be own woi k ; and to re -
I be rud � 3f In I � en, she gave him
� 167.6 � CuAILLza GARaowi� L. L. B. one a feeliiga and not"to r.' Auill" I �stiire her beli L" h r pow
dare say it is 191 iog I wi 1 ,�me 1 daughters toiree veritable little queens,
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FHOLMMSTRI), vuecemeor to the late Arm of people-witht be people who have z jas clevor as they , a good as
Mo0aughey ift Holmested, Barrister, Solicitor eapecially L 7 ,i wire good End a
. Bat*i,;h me 6q woid and Ae r '.
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Umveyanoer, and Notaly . Solicitor for the can action always com-le plelting �, L
adlznl�wikot commerca. money to lead. Farm L
. t"L %Ale. Otifoe in Suottle Block, Main Street. thought ; and to ape thil Uto the very Orofesiiion in which: more
! "arth. . after his,uncle's letters about his lmiih' to '
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rough it a Utle," come own: ,in a 6rst I a ool all his life4fthout knowiag ir,. There.
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� DENTI&TRY. class carriage, got up as i he were going
. 3 0 Ifoie, be continu d entirely unccnicious ':of
a rienw-with duchessea, � nd qio about �
I �his own imperfj ticias and of his daughte6l
. ep ' for L',' lugg'69e, ibigh qualities J'an! while they pi,,ich6d,
the platform pe iDg abou I .
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F- W. TWEDDLE, without anything in his P' tt b nds but a
DENTIST, r '' � toiled and s%ve ;� i a housishol, I and i a farm,
I paper-& Bix-penny one �! wyh e Joe, ;the i I 1.�
Gra4u:te of Royal College of Dental Surgeops of On- porter toddled abDut after , En, a et3,gge#iog ihe':built'air cas�tles in his study on, the
tario, post graduatz cour C In Lrown and bridKe work . 1 gIt')wir foundat on of the apers supplied
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st Elaaktien s 3hool, Chic&go. Local anasthL tiCJ for mountailn of bags and rugs !-m, Lde me � ill, .tothim vkith a 2'bh geneioni -profusion pyl
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I Imialoes extr,.vet;o-j of teetla. Office over Dominion thatit did. I felt that I despi?ed him,, ad,'vertisiDg com any promoters. I
Uanloi,Eeatorth, f%.',r;ntr!y occupied byG.F.BA len- hated him'. And with mTL heatt full -of raize f I
� ; 1764 - , - i it was not un - ati irat that Herbert Dubt,
I I bundled him, off in the7;3 t, ani : elt lad i cc be p'iould fe�61 doubtful about -the good
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-oh ! so glad'that Jenny -wants .lip i I,. g, 4
U. F. A. SELLEFLY., Dentist, graduate of the I I pi 441!lh of the peo�le among whom he b�ad
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DRoval College of Dental Surgitsons, Toronto, aleo and that the haruess was *nded W ;=e-, He mado up his mind ithat ni�ht
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honor griauaw olDepartuient of Dentirstry, Toronto There, now I've owned i1l and, y on WIlky ! p �
Vialver in the Patty block, Reasall �1 I ito Icu them to t;b8at on the morrow. He was
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V# -M visit Zurioil every Monday. commencing hl,,: scold me if you like." I r Aed before it',,.wa light by the voice of his
. . lb87 it Dear Alarion, I dou�,t! wa�t *0 6�61d 1 ' �,
. day, June lot. . . . . . . . I eja�emy, Mai i,,n, �in he farm yard belo vv his
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- you," said Eigitha so I ' ifid, wil,h a t w I a ow. -ins in h
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Twaddle), graduate of ROYSIL College, of Dental I I , I sio nate !ad- Isharp aut.horiti4t
: D I ,, ive way,, and he fall azl�ep
I mirati- n that a etrapger *buld have aakied 1 1 - '
i Surg'oons of Ontario; drat class honor graduate of gain full ofidisgustat her mannish wa�ys
i bond could b whicb� iun'ted �tlhe I ,
� Toronto Univois-ky ; crown and bridge work, idso what the � a . ra her than adthin tion for the self-deniai
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I Sold work in all its forms. �11 the moet modorn sisters so closely ; 1; it is,661y, desi 1, that, iso ' " I
� anethods for pa!ulesa filling andi" painless extrautioD of ; , � ;!shown by her ( q�ly rising.
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i ileetil. All operations. carefully p*.rfornied. 3 fEce I ' aviDg laarn d that -britakfast was !at
- . " I know, I know," saiAl Marion ! quickl i I
, .y.. la f-pasit-vight,t had asked be called ;
Twaddle's old stand, over Dili's grocery, Seaforth. . ,
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. I __ ; 1 t eight oOk lie was ro i. by ,a sharp
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- I " Who is the premium �t6 be i p � fa t th t that gl�ntlsman had evidently only
I atked Mabel, looking up'itiddenly �vith �� an ;7
Dr. johv'i M,c�Ginnis, I ; 'ju tg b to�brcakfast, whichi HerberD
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. non- Graduate Londoa�Weateyn University, member ex-oited face from, herakeic . I I .1 w;could not'ha,ve been the case. if he had
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I Offles, and Realdence-Formerly occupied by Mr. Win. Ma'bel answered by a Rrc an. I . I :th abe-bear- wai ml s%ing. Herbert, feeling
Plakard, Victoria Street, next to the Cathode Church " Then it m M all go li�ei th,6 rest ; like 1
arwight calls attended promptly. 1453XIS 1 : ve -y nervous, hot msolved n)t to be t-iflad
7 .1 my poultry:money, and �[ Mai nla-� money, !
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. "� ca�me � le ving the roon� a 'ter read ing prayers, - a
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I DRS- -BETH.U.0- & ROSS the world -without parouti � I � - . ,
� ,ceremony whichifol owed br kfast.
Office over Johnson's Hardware Store, I Even Marion was shocked. The YOPIP9 t , I beg your , ar On, Mr. esterton"I ,!b e
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� I rebel, however, -was not, - to be frowoed �
Seaforth. . I : ! � �be an, none the �moie warml that the rec�or
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ALrx, BETIEVSK. i H. 11. Roiis, M. B . I I h 0 t troughout the
I !h again ign red him .
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Night calls -attended to at the office. that the money should bo� 0 .
. p id lo you or' to ,in
� ;3 ME know when,�ou can-�wh n you can opon
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! &R. F. J. BUKHOWS1 " 1 couldn't, dear, I oia tri,i, h � i vo ir plans to lap, i fact---" f
i ; . Pt PP'Pa' � ' Brought to b4yl the 'rectior turned ir-
-son, Toronto Gen. wouldn't hear of it. I di4 iell t,ini i tho4h, i ,
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1 .sto resident Playalolan � had Sur. ' � 11i%bly, and soro,ewnat haughtily.
I sx&l Elcmpital. Honor graduate Trinity -Ulativisralty, that Maiion ought to havo ba� shei wanted I " Plans ! W�at plans ? I-er-Where'tj
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! A&amiger of the College of Physiolans and Surgoons of it,, and he promised. thtit ishe Ishould, 4nd , ' 'M�rion ? Marion will explp�a to you -that
� outa:rio. Coroner for,,the County of Huron.
i that you should have you paiu�ing I ,
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Dfficc and ResidenLe-G,odarich Street, Eaet of the I . t lessqps ' 1-'ar-1 canr-lt le disturbEd by these
vietAodist Church. Telbphone4d. , and I my bookg." � I 1 7 th A 23
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0 � 1(s were ap hast.
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- I only waitt to keep whatit I �ake , by 'imy � a ti4od his g rou u 4' ve ry q uietl 5 ,
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I PRYS-ICIANS AND SURGEONS, If .11 twi i in, di?i!,.m't ask to J�keeo w1hat Abe I In that 6aii�!, h1r. . Wes erton, if you
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� - 4aderich str,let, opposite Methodist church,Saaforth mhkea by her farm.' : ! m pupil, I u Ppo e I had better go buck
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�. 1. 0. SOOTT, graduate Vlotorla and Ann Arbor. and starve." I .
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I member Ontario Colic sn.d L ' r
� *.' I think it would do p�js good tb starve :
T Surgeons. Coroner for &Unty of g aron. an fi ightened. I i The . recto , forced into
I a little. Why shouldwe lall think 1 noth' ,
U. MAOXAT, honor g�aduste Tr'lillty UnIve "19 :fa(ing Herbert 4ad % difficulty, stood like a
ratty, good enough for him, when�all the ime:� he I
gold modrilist Trinity Medical College. Member r , � re(d in the wilod, rubbed his spectacles
. College of Physiciau3 and Surgeons, Oniaria. just, squanders away every penny be can get 'violently, gl d V i y a ad that. For
f . . I hanks I to a -ay. � . sue lialwa I
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McLEOWS I aricu," h agaiemutteied faintly. -
acholar's mind." I : 4�
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TESTED IREMEDIESS il � . , -At I
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A specific and antidote, for impure. weak and I � . . . � - I auld just explainto a the working of it
poverlshed Blood, Dyll Is, Sleeplmnesa, Palpau. - I � . I � Aff ' a
"oulplaint, Neuralgia, Lose . littlia. You see �air I don't.know anything
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of Memory, Breach tlis , k : oninimption, Goal Stones, lVe live by our 4 ood, and an iat all about it, ixud and it wpuld clear. the
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J'sundice, Kidney d U Uary Visaaaes, St. Vitus �, � ,way. And aftetwa do you cquld make out
Dance, Female Iriegularie ev and General Debility, i . I )y - i. . .
LABORATORY-Goderft. Ontario, it. V,'e thrive or starve, as , 'some p an. : .. I
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1. If. KcLEOD, Y'roprietior and Manu our blood. is ri or poor. . ieclbor.4vaguely, lo� il repeatinj � ac)me words
I . . he had heard in �% ic ream -TI en he looked
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fact4rer. Thcre is n.otbing I � ck� � ,,c to U at li*,s interlocutor and grsip3d at the
Sold by JT S. RoIBERTs, Scaforth. � ! �, I ! I
U0141 i� . on or b-. .,d I I I you�pg man's cnntles& on of igu( rai ice with.a
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is Ulld minq' -with cqn- : A cutious noiill�', #ke a Bligh expl(sion,
�anew. scientifac a carton remadr. ) , � . ,
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I 0 COST W IT iFAILS. I t1lau-11 flow of rich blood. � 'a erbert glance �
WrIto today for Important. eire�Warll(*.&50 ' I � this, rdy' men f. d Ithat way,
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ii 36 Front St.. West, Toronto. Orit. � ently rasied I r face fro some books
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RED CEDAR� SHINGLE& . I . . ! I y
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The undersigned wishes to annouu,!e to the public 1, I . i 61iAnd explain thiaga," gaslied the rector.
4 r. lo� Ircan. But, but you
th it having bought s, I u ge 4unritity of the tbxee� be 5 `_0PrNV,C arc-, Starveld ; our U. I d 11 Tkat- is, as well as
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brcu-Is of red- cedar shingku'l and by Kettirg- a If oral ;,.z I)C) � !. k'nowin that thb--4hi prautica,
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discounb, for ca6h, is Drepa4ed to s,ql theln, to C119. *1 0r; thcrC iS Jittle, n 11arniiing Is left c4iefl r, in facitI may'say en-
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HE)dLOCK LUMBR-R. Back-ol"the blood, is focid-, , ,
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Haviag In stock at the Seaf*rth Lbrinber Yp�l a *o keep the blood rj,ch. . n, Odgitba's face th�t filled him wit� compunc.
Vl�ry far a quantity of all the different lengthl and I . W 11 .
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-.,,idth?, is prerared t9 fill any bill th2A Is rreeented, i ,� t� himself.
4of the very lwab. quality of Rem lit fail-, ,5 c o t t '19' Emulsi n W I
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Pi N, g� � , ,. guineas, w ic hO cc Id ill
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Having bought a large oftiant'ity of p:ne from a whoic bod Y ,C:,r,01_-'_1,(r-Ao�'aln-111,Jn - If Wr, Wester�on had r3ho*4 him the
I irge firm in blubkoka, I &ill * ttl ig pine dr0sed v�--,)raan az I id Child. ; Z:> I -. 1 [ least courtesy orAl duess, Herbert would
both Widee cr one Side, for F01,6g,iflooring, ceiling; . ! : i I have felt relacta � 't to put him tb� the cruel
wide plank for water troughs; spruce and bal,am T -,,%-(Il hRve not tri,A iti, 5end for 1fr e � .
for gravel boxeii, I'ght an4 durable. Also White ' I Sam P I'; 4st he was now in to, ui,e. a it was,
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C(Aar shlng1e3 XXX_� and XX'K and, Xk f beat 7'ake i,�:- �6 ct. ea' .Ytc tw,- e"w-_ i .., .!C ; J
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the' signs of neglect -vy6uld be is erl where : - I � I ___ I . -1 - __ ,� I
P104 enough for evenihim to see. �
T I his -surprise hovv'ever, they said out . , One of the ost Aanger- I
of a trimly kept ) beautiful gard n, � sweet o 9 an4 repul ve f6rn;s- of - �-
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wi I oldfashioried flowers, and flill Of fra. I I
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w hi e f rom, the gate they had a go( d iew of , i :
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and Igatee of whioh, together with a i iertai n I I �
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aho*ed that the land was in onlipetent ... r which D dd's 'kidney
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But surely not the Rbv. Wymondl: am's I Pills are the only !certain
Herbert glan(Jed atbis oom i i,j i per- clure. 'In Dropsy the Kid- *
gldxity atid astonishment. ould it ! Mideed" neys are ac 111y ,�ammed
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i p 0 .1 and lodges in the ells of i-
Evep theori�te, however, mus .Uow some- I the fieA and puffs i ut the
thing about the earth thev are a posed to .
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oultivate ; so Herbert, with an Xo 3eding-
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ly rhodest air, ventured upon a am ques- Reitore t ea �Gd eys t; -
tions as they w4ked 416i3g the etcei � aingly . health. There is 9 y one
nairow paths whioh bordered the fieli Ia. .
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remark to the rector'i back, as M.O. V 'eater- I M I I
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ringingout on the morning b cz�., and - F iLLS, _�___ __ _'
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re6ohiog a startled ear in -the in ad� w bc- -
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yond. - ii, I in *b t ith the too cf ome, of her boots.
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maddened by gnats. 11 - and habit) lade her suddenly�stoop, lay hold
11 It depends, it depends-i'l said ho dog. of a weed at her feet4 and ,with a little &O-
matically. And, in a rash moment fired F istance from the hoe she was carrying, pull
b in , . n root. There
,Lgeo e unhappy impulse to assume 4 know it out deftly with an unbroko
is w�.ich he had not, he aaded i 14 I upon was something in the action' so suggestive
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the breed, you know." .11 that it opened the youn man's eyes a little,
Then, to his g t j he gob rid I f his and prepared him for t e disolosure vhiih,
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angry, half malicious. laughter, fell, back ; " Very well," said he �ieekly. " Of
and the rector, r"king little of aug � b but course I will go back if you like. But I shall
ealoape, went on his way with ever swifter be glad if you can tell me, one thing I Since
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otcpi until, finding a turning which 1 led to I am going away it dDe8U'Q matter, 'you
the house, he flad without! a look 0abind, know. Does your fattier know anything
back towards his study. In the 1 second about theoretical f armiE g ?" � .
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d, however, he had to pass bUriom " Not so much as the birdon that post."
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Toor Mr. Westerton accosted his laugh- -01 Then how could he teach inel" -
ter ia a fury of indignation, which, h�wever, " He couldn't. Loo� at the advertise.'
as he was on the whole a mild te1inpered menb agiiii. and �yo,u wi.1 fin4 no mention of_
man, she did,not find very fozmi,1'%bb hfi� as the teacher. , I `
'46 I 'a -cher then ?"
You have played, me a trif-h . I. cruel 46 Who was to be the tea . I
trick," he said,' sbakiag from t 0 �errible I wal." �
Motions he bad recent] � , *y ou 11 Oh, oh, Tes."
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said I should only hay.,e to vut in 1e! adver- There was a; pause, a very awkward one.
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tiiement and copy E lk*itba a lett,rs.i And Herbert wanted to laugh. Marion looked
that objection"le young person h I I 'been almost as if she was ready to, cry.
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follouirig at my heela, ,asking me q4 stions At last he, said I I Oh, oh y,ea " agairl. But
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never, never be induced to take a fitrining acted, he said mildly, I at witchi an inevitable
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pupil any more." - touch of indulgent patronage : "'It was
'Tbis last threat, poor man, seetheti super- v,ery- very plucky of you. Bdt—but rather.
fluouu. He did not Ata to be 6 y, wa,313)
I y comfortpd, f unn u it, ? As f a man could learn
hilt taking off his hat and pwaingi hii shak- practical farmiDg from a j*ng lady &m-
in I g hand through the silvery whi6 aves of ateur !" ' . . .
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hit hair, as if to brush away th �. . ,r.the moat violent
brance Of the beirid nightmarl ro which abuse, she could not have tarn.ed on him
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leaving pior Marion to bear the glint of 11 Amateur !"'she exclaimed,- 11 I am am.
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the awkward situation which, as hei, father atenr ! Look at these fields. Whatever
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truly said, was none of his maki4. : you know or don't knovyl abo�t farming, can
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A RErACTOTLY PUPIL. I : I ateur ?" .
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�And there was the" pupil," in isipeauti- She did not. RemenberLi the fl6wer-
"Illy Out drab eolored corduroy 0 , %i5h laden hats, the little InDe and -ribbon-tritu.
bil smart, light breeches, his ape e gait. med aprons of -the ladiei he �ad seen play a �
eis, his brown hat, 411 as smait d as bay -making at his father's duntry house,
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. new as those of a stage farmer, .cc ii ' 3g at Herbert, with a shy side glance at her
I her over the heolke, with an expr)ss 'n full workmanlike apparel, could conscientiously
of so much undisguised m%lice, I hal I Mart. Bay, "NO." I I
o4's di.imay instantly .turned agi in!� o an- " Noi" she went on,; " my mistake was
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tapnism. - What right had 04' young not in oyer -rating my owers of teaching,.
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popiujay, Wi6h,his pretty. face and i retty. kat in under rating my powers of making
manners, and his ridionlow IV ! well- myself too offemive to be' tolerated 'as -a
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. She marched up to the fence with" frown I .
o� her faae, prcsenting� the odde t : ; -,a ible 111 Don't answer me im that anering toney",
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contrast to 'h,er oppol I 2ent in a p F rance. slid Marilon,L fl Iming up agaiii into -Wrath.
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detail. A straw hat, a dress of r . 'I home. until you have confessed I.'am no amateur.
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spun, the skirt of which was eigbt ; )r ten Fimt," she continued, pointing to &- corner
inches from the ground, a piki r � of !� strong ,of the field, I I you can, i it on that stile and
boots and high buttoned gaiters,' fe . mod a see me finiah what I'm iboub, I'm thinning
costume of masculine simplic Y, no�, W t - he turnips that were i;)*n laist month."
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out a certain fitness which made it almost 11 Bub that's laborer's work !"
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becoming. Maiion had on her - gue a . 11 A good farmer is the �ai-dest.working
sha' y.worded quetition, but befopitlerhe was laborer on his farm. I lapp I is you 'thought
niarpe'nough tq parley she had time to re- farining meant riding a 3out all day on a
� member that she bad' a rather aiA kward thoroughbred, counting the olds to make
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ostme up ; for he too had a grieN aria Ei, and standing beEidc her looKing on, and feeling
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about I I What ! In that coot . Not exactly !"
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the farm, Mr. DUI1300mbe," she aa�� I very Herbert whippcd his coat off. and laid it
I to I ILS grer on the hedge. Maiion raised. herself from
shortly, " I shall be very happy : ' I
them. My father knows nothing ab';out the the ground sod lock 'd t hi 'in with a grimly
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practical working of It. q ironical smile. Irt I his cordtiroy waistcoat
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I I I Really, Miss Weaterton," he an wered and dainty white shirt Ileeves he licked less
sl�iffly, " I am afrtiid to get answers to a .like a denimn ot the wc rk-a-4ay *world -than
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m I ay remember� spoke of a course of'practiA me, yt)u only want iibb�ns and a orook." -
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effrontery of thin retort. i � self, by bar shocking di3couriesy, quite -out-
"' Then I 09.1i onli say,b" be re atictid at sid� the pale. 11 You e so encouragiDg, so
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iadignatiou, if not m il�h rudeness, se't e. bad amateur. Why, I frig tened the crows be.
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whitc, while there passed over her h xe an It came into Herbert's mind that- she
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ex I preskion which was almost pitif I " � Herb- might follow that avc cation ', at it], but of
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art grew very uncomfortable. 8 ,, vas a enurse be did not sugge it it. ' He grow tired
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borrid girl, but: at ill she was a . knd it, of watoLi,ig her thin ta, nips.!�
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was hard that she should have to !'su�'er for 94 Is this what you wil uld have done with
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her fathei'a mi,sdeeds. Her neit I woi ds, -me if I had been going to otay ? ls� that
however, astonisned bim exceedingly. I how you medhnt to te%ch me practical farm -
66 It was all my fault," she said in � A, low, in , leaving me to flan nrip ar i me, while you
humiliated tone. 11 Mine and h' :.�Pitha'a. you grubbed about ?" I -
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He said we could not carry it out, �ut we " No," answered M rion, with as much
thought we could. But ib isn't !too late, di,crnity as her occupati a would allow; ; 11 I
you know. If you go back to itown to- should let you go rounc . the farm by your -
night you will have lost nothing xcet 'ShO self this morning, vej y likely ; but this
railway fares, which I don't, sup�ta 'n afternoon I should hav taken you round
objcct to yod." mys-31f, explaining thiu;a, and giving you a
She was looking at the ground, � n � � dig �
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got up as early a you iked, and %vatebed
Twitching -of the working. TIblat is , ow I abould hs�ve
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Ont., states:—" My great trou,blo li�s 11 It would take too much time now that
been -with my nerves. 1wasvery eelvous, it would have no object," said Marion short -
had twitching of the ner e ,I uld not ly. She was &martiDg: Under the failure d
get to sleep at night e d quite the grand plan of which she had beenso
worn out and believing that I nee ed -E ome. proud. 46 But I will take 1 you over to
medicina began to. use Dr. Chases Nervie Major Byrne ; he does littl, *farmiag him -
Food. I 'can truthfully sa . y . t at, this self, and he is very kiu � hL manners as
preparation has proven surprisin y bene- etty as you please, an 'would, I dare say,
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ficial to me. It has strengthene4 � .
� . and be glad to have you to t Ik to."
stleadied my nerves, made me ie�t and � I - .
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sleep Nvell, andl in fact built up the lystem the fields towards thja high roa , and, with
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In Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is u�.- the quarter of a mile f urt.h8r along' the road,until
ideal toni,: for blood and ner-Yest and they came to a pretty ittle, cottage resi-
through these two mediums every Organ dence, the occupier of hich, a handsome
I in �he human system is benefited. , The elderly Iri&hman, was nailing, up the creep -
Ian u , . epressing feelings d sa pear e a on I i 3 Walla. He hu rried . down to the
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w � it i renewed energy and vigor dise se is at once extended a frien ly hand o' r com- �
ove.-come, the organs of the body per] orm paniop. I I I
the r various duties and new flesh anK, tis- " And is tkis y*r pupi , M-Akon ?'� he ask-
, sue are added. 5o cents a box,,�l all ed, with a twinkle *a his eye. ji
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Toiiouto. . � . answered she, ut with less shar -
I . ness of tone than she lift uscd to poor HeT
I ert ; 11 he Acesn'b think e shall take it, and
he is going back to town, Bu .
Dr. Chase's . 1,0�� as he wants
I to see something of thework of a farm
firel.auld as I haven't muoh time for play,
' Nerve Fo d as you kuow, major, I t ought yon would
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is At ,. dear Marion, to bear is to be
Vou. ub me little place is not - 11%
wortl how, inito a man that ebmea 8tr ight
from ,, a beat ept farm In the county."
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them t gether. � Ani then Hetbert be to
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see ,I he had been -brought there. "I he
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learn i rom the major that thO., Glebe Fartim
had I con brought, under Marion' 8 ear�, to
be a - nod el. on a small scale, Of W�" -a,
profil able farm should be. She had, grjeatly
enlar ;ed it by judiciously taking on - m0r`5
land, a, bit at a time, and wouldi if she
were iot so heavily handicapped, und)ubt-
edly nd by having not only one of the beat
bnt Ott of the laikest farms in the south.
66 gow is she haudi3apped ?" askedl�e b*
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ert, vri h much interest- 11 Do you a
by beir g a girl ?"
11 *.(, I mean by being the daughter -of a
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ctur6h is the only name one can give I o the
rector, ' Bald the major solemnly. " He
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open( a all thO IiIODey he c" sorape tog ither,
or hirrow, in speculations, VHch ailwaye
turn )u t badly ; and the girls have t(
his di6b t a and keep the house goiing as 1 747
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withitil, said Herbert. .
. 46 ye, well, perhaps. But We 0, foolish-
nessofis loves them for. But.it makes the
work almost to �eavy for me 6 lendid Mar-
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twon, to wcrks just about t9ree times as '
hard at she ought to do, to save th ex -
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pense c f extra labor." i
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were ti ne, what abrosity he had been Oilty
of in n t putting up meekly with any!treat-
- ment t which this young girl might � have
ohosoin to subject him. After a shortlipaure
he said ia a contrifie voice * -
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- pret hea-. ily on the men for wbats6e has
eiiffered at the hands of one of them 0,
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Thousands throughout thii eou&ry suffer
serioi0a ly from general debility—the result
of itunp verished blood -and shattered r erres.
To all snob the story of Mrt,. Harriet F�rr,
widow. of the late Rev, Richard Farr, Fen-
wick, at., a lady well known throxohout
the',Riagars district, will point the m(&"ns of
rene�Od health.� Alre. Farr sa;vs ? 11 For a
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suffer from a rundown 93 stem. , i --N y . di-
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-Iles' i,i was bad.; I had little or no a ' I petite
and wi a in a very poor state ; I a 'ff.-red
from I Dart palpitation and a feeling o, c -on -
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by t6e,time'l had taken eight boxes I was
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agai� of bealth- eapite
my s I ix;y years. I believe that DrJ Wil.;
i llam�" ?iuk Pills saved m -y life, and t ould
strong y -urge all sufferers to give them a fair
tria)i b dieving they will be of great bejefit.-"
Whi n your blood is poor and W tery,
whe our nerves are unstrung,, wbe, yov
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Fu er d di , when
Vol �r i pale, langui-i ind completcl -ran
dow I , Dr. Williamb" Pink Pi'la will
promply restore your health by ren wing
and is iriching the blood. a
pro pt.and _.uertafn cure for all trc ubles
bavi g their origin in a poor or watery con-
di'i A the blood.- But only the ge nine
cure and there bear the fall name, �' Dt�
Wil ams' Pink. Pills for Pale People," on
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the wr ipper around each box. Sold I y all
- eeai�rw in medicine, or sent postpaid i it 50
cents Ia box, or six boxes'for $2.50 by, ad-
dresiing the Dr. Willi&sna' Medicine Co.,
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The British tourist eat in the car and
g!zied idly across the back prairits.
He felt o* a!i,yht touch 'and, looking zound
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foun I that a-ubiformed youth bad_dep�zited
seve Ia] ruddy oranges on his --@eat.
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Ularl ed the tourist, gaziDg from the frait to
tole i ipidly retreaLing train boy.
11 it never does," s)id the fellow passen.
ger, w th-'a-knowing iimile.
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,, Lsee�! It is e of the advanitages
of � )u .- grat, railroad sybtem, Freie Iruits
for i A pi,trons.' ;
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chocOMW confectionery was deilosit on
his tee., . 1 .
46 Bj Jove!" he exclaimed, entbu, imti-
cal15. "This -is delightful.. .When " re -
11 -.8& paperion t
turn home T shall w ' ex-
oellence of American travel.", '
In,lesgthanten minutes h re-
cipieut of "other packagg. lit.
tloboxcontaijuing a blackci two
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el," .e saii, biting the end ,of the ti�ar.
The h' found that a comic publication had
fou i to way to his seat..
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him is great!", he. grinnect. `$I �am
going to tip the.blily.; Wait a.moment !"
T It kain halted and the tourist held out
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thin a WAY."
'F; to -day. The half, plow I
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liaire a Jewelry -,v � ant of a y
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as ivell as if yo�i vis'ited s
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! thus have. practicallv the
I finest stock of ji-welr'y in
Canada to chcose ifrom.
Besides, our system I
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price in plain figure; and our 1
givarantec�, as to quality mean i
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so much to ouk-!of4owa buyers. J
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c iarges,. ai�.,d if'what we send
di es -not please you in evety �
paq4cular, return it, -and by.
next mail we will cheerfuly
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The tourist r duotwn0y handed , tU
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" G�OiDg to wri'te �baot the excelleboa #-..
American travA ?" asked the fello,w . f
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.Mr. Simon Wa�ner, of this pig,(�e *41 -4 ,
cripple with larbe back. .
.� His wife had 1to help him in and ant 4r. 0�
bed, the pain iz� his back Was to very t4
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A frie"nd wholthad,been -cured by Doe
Kidney Pills, Jeco - I 4
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Warner. He u ed them -and wa tu - � -
says : . �Ia . 3 re& &
" We have uied' in 4 about tvm-ty.tvt
boxes of Dodd'i Kidnq Pills, and t1i'm
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Back, for they 6ured me, and I uevgt
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Like a glass �Q cR'11!gto--V;r ifi�t. 'ale -sh
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neither'ruler nior snbj�ct. The noted ui
high born have �thei� trials and physiog *uf,- -
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btandiug and wbalth ca'onot bar the progrm
of dielease'wheig the common r,u - haiwl"&*
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aib!e for many Of the zoommon diseAsittf
life. The expdriencedi physician ,W411- t4
you thait men aAd w0mon with pure, 004
coursing blood And �"weft braced nervet, as �
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blood and' feed --Ahe: weak -nervo" a
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portant work,.P,hinels Velery Compoundi* I
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detah. During"- thv'se iprivg disypl, FAIWO � -
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sound sleep, A ood! dig'eadotl, PuLd i1c0dk_- . -
strong rerves wid clear brain, all of Whitt
mean full and r6bust health. 1 �7
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cured me entirefX of neu,ralgis in the -head
from which I had fsuffered moist frightfullY .
for over fif ty yeirs, and -� ialso that it tarid '
me of rbeumatisin in, my� limbr. In fact, A- '
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have to confirm all the 4tatements I have ,
ever made respe�,ting yo;3x -Comp.mnd."
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many housekeep�rs are tesorting to TUTOU-11
substitutes, sayi the New York Evenbs
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ping iato a vegetariai'd �reOeipt t0*k Jla4v-
that a gAqod v#geta�iiffl' beefsteak ..Can b9 -
made froni split I uo I A ptnt and a hahl'. -1
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of'split peas sho$lld be soaked over zzight in
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very little garli�lp, two oloves L and is gr0_5
pepper,. first ta * :the! eeds out of the
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latter. , When h peos1ava Wen 4te*0*1
until fefider, r of -e fr.iDm the'- firev dtiill�
and partii'lly na%:�h t;her�, beating 16, Mb*
� hot, a tablespoolul Of fih�ely oblapped Jawo*
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or two tablcspooi , hile of 'ioelery, also mi*"'* -
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The very best . �
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loss o.f inaterli
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