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1 I , I , 16 Madam," said he, w are come to at. h umatism '
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_lti Xlie c .i.ver dies ,�ithottf !air to there. If the kidri�yA acted upon m 7 trao , a
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L.� i i 'breathe. T e cofisti dies Whence 3ome you, gentlemen ?" she ads loosed fron
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- f, : � p � i strain'the Uric Zaid out the leash at full, 9'r.
.�� . - Cenulne I --- I I � I I a -of h4d forsaken their queen . . I 4heurna- . .
�, � � of luhgs endered i capabb . * I of the system an4 I knew tbe darki ieso was in my favor sn(
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I � CHAPTER IX. � i � eathing; b. disease. ;The blood .. I 1 tism wouldn't oc�jo. Rheu- dashed 'on with owed speed; either ,
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I - ings ley, * 14 You have then forgot�,ten me -I i ey Dis - � quick who waite(
4 � I IiONV A DBED OF DARING INTERItuiTtO 'Z�,A - 0 as it flo I in and t Of thei li . � , inatism is a Kid;n - must 0 ME upon those
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� ROYAL PERS I have forgotten no ) � 1
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- N, I race, solve me this riddle; who led the Ot ler � ! errAnil Lord of I Rheumatism. So get at suars,
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.. .1 e. 0 , It I e e bf the - `"_;ffl* 11 I the cause of those fearful i bing ao e seized in te plea, and I knev
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queen? Ap.*rt, each casts the. blame 111 Ion, , i . I stiff, -farthe 'me e in
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I .. anbwered together, he threw up his hands. Your. -majist$," I answered, " end we would � I I � stoppie� and whi d out my sword. I con I
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:!% I - 61 'Fore God I" cried he, 'not, no , , Ise . is to st ngth a tbem,1,to 17- fi�h� if I could not ran.
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� i you arigue until, Oftiet. And1hai Thia on to her hasbaltiol. . I '.:;;�
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.; Iff the ful oxy , nation f th(� 15�_,_. he lack came! I earing down upon me
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i � � IA5�.� �,470�1 the south country, but here in Sc� d the ! . PrOg "'HAve the rebels left bhepalao' thinking I)odd S, I.- ...,
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ease, mud, �'h I 111. the gro.. Ud givic Me
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� *e poo.swdie wrd"er,Bdaw. . sues une, disease4s bav been I heav f st. Oa oere was wh
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given &I R a 0" a. � . I being cu red by tt k �olden I � my Lo Rathve , bareheaded aria divests
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Atwhiob wise is�eech the Lad-�.Ma3de � � "As to th t I know n t, madam; bat I �
edical Discove ,"in � ' ., laney / of his Ailmor. I I
nodded, and we dropped the subjt5ct of the, I these' gaptle en, may tell you,"'iaid he. "I
case where deep seated 9 , � . . . I Re e Pai that the queen was gon§
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h, frequent hemor- 1 = 4 Metrerigth,;.so he out-
werds ' when many days: were passed. , I cou � *e --have comrs to free your' majesty ; i : 1:
night's adventure, but it came up af �er- � - Snes and ave h
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N I rha e, emiciation, weak- followe a. ,
- me, i Holyrood in still in the traitors' hands. � I �
For a time tho queen's lady !re me4 1 . and, night- . I Budd nly he can ,ht sight of, me and drev�
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,olyrood i, � � ness _ Yet your majesty shall Igo at pleasure," I . * 1S : t ,
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and the queen ; but of ,the projected expe. � . . I tali Duncan repl4d. I 2 - �
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on was f "In Gods namii," cried the queen, I J
dition for the wming nighit no mehti I � i sump�tion, I I one under each arm that they might bear Whe its light f I upon me and he an
I made. � I i I I 11 then how came you here ? The doors are � a I 0
. ! So ears I ar � the Pressure of tho rope. those *ith him be old, instead of the queen
One thing pressed me; atronglyl I ju T, C guarded ; I I in we 0 e and a ied upon ; ' 11
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chance,-. made .-me look upon: tbe: youth I SS victim 'of that I not cc �Iu papers ; I pped forward and pulled in th , y, th i 0
threatened, sire, sign bu' alert to use my sword did Darn- knight was hard p t to it. i
,�ead diseaie---con- J a the
more kindly; the similaritV between the �� , the which 10shell neve'r -do. Have
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two. I had no n;ed, however, to fear aught each stood still e r ng forward to see bette�:r
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taller and broader, each had the .6%me eat . __ P. isi., of � sitk-a, eapily V from: him, for he seized ohe - rope and with what w1las beforet I in. Then Lord Ruthve�
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-f -nort-t-nance the sa e blue eves 6he ; I glanced at Lord I arnley and saw � I �, �. I
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I '_ CURE SICK HEADACHE. I 31 was ,confined to m`v rOom for several ri�onths n i is face. He felt cfelt inrigere stipped the noose Under the threw gut nis tie ; aud ci ed : i!
i quick manner of epeaking, and- the same amazement written upo ,
illy friends and neii-lil)(5rs Ila given-UP41tholm i queen's arms and drew � i'll, taut. In truth, 41 Rd� would hol us off while ehe escapes I"
I , ne da y a friend advise( 'my look. and turned upon me. -1 i
poise of the head ; its alike as two peas, only of my recovery, until � Ong 'to be gone as she. swisig his sword,, he rushed upOn
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! the: maid was softer. j, me to take Dr. Pierce's Golden 'Mcdicat biscov 64 What do you t,�er-e, air, between nie �� ; �
� and after I had taken t! ie content$ of th4 It was then but the matter of a moment me I
! . - VETERINARY For perha,'P's half an hour she graced the � "y. After: takin� and the door ; -and why ti tie rudeness to
I : second bottle I beg my to a4ist her majesty upon th ' sill, when, f,ho�� put my b k to the wall and wa's
� the tap room with her presence, then so Der- , six bottles I was, 'i;,,,%,,,olll,,,I,tpy,*�-,."Cl.icve, d0liverci person?'.' heisaid, haughtily. is. , with'� a boldness I ha.ve seen in efew women, ready, a as' e me on I cried T
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O.aN GRIEVE, V. &, honor graduate of Ontario d 4; It IB my
i of Domes%i ly bidding me repeat no more wild t %�Jes from the- grave and ent�rcly c�red. I ar4 now i 11 my loi 11", 11
, I J. Veterinary College. A.1disemwe strQng and lieartylnall.'� , * she held to the rope above her head and queen away a gone, M`� D -"e
1 azilmale treawd. Calls promptly as"nded to an of her, vanished an she bad dome$ ri,or aw . business to see that note shall enter or I '
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�ahargea moderate. Veterinary Dentstry a specialty. her I again that day. : Dr. Pierce's -----.-- �Pellets qllelansl, * leave thid r om until t ie 4lu (in so de. swung free of the ledge, my lord and I Darnley' and the I of BothwelP
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, sten froin accumu ate� iires ?" d
oince and residence on Godericti streoit2 What occurred during the reTai ing the. c16�ged sy I I I
I of Dr Scott's office, Seaforth. 1112-tt . � :. � I . 1' bur It was lowered feet by foot until a � I struck fiercely t the man before tne,anid
I hours before rd btfall is of little :Import, Impurities. i . I � The stripl g took a a �ep towards ine, ' �
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I � le " 8ir," said Darnl�y, turning to' me, call hie followeks t � his aid else am English -
� lady who had escaped with me from HDly- Ti. .1 I 11- A � all accompany these gent - �
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I JAMES L. KILLORAN, road. � I I men. . . I y I J I listened
" As I expeote& " said " and V�e came that I all in Scotland, took p,%ttern af"r he. standing 0 e 2 hia swor I
I Malcolm DaLcan was the only S�bxi -of an � 1 7 Darnley looked sullehl ,,Upon this floor, I . I , I I
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� arriste " Solicitor.. Conveyancer and Notary prepared." � , - I . I I quivering in his end 'and his men wit �
� ftblio. aged. Highlander who lived far to the ria -th, then turned ais eyes to th? queen's'f see. you. .
I money to loom. , Office ever Piukud's Store With that he drew from eneath his cl�ak 6A B1 I, remembering the night before, and mouths ags -pie.
1 1528 in a mountainous distric% where he owni d & I I � Does your majesty think I would hold o .
4 Mala Streek 8eatorkb. . . ! - ieir presence or his pride
i a obaropointed ber of irori� I how Ithe man had spoken to the citizqns, VVhetheF it was ,
I castle and many Equ&re miles of! bill wd I ,.,.vou here ?" to burat'out. ' 11 That I am a I L -
� . loserting the smaller end in the orao ( f I . I d6- no reply, only motioned toward'the the st"bornness his race f1sied up ih
I heather. Embittered thmt a wo . spy of this Butliven and of Morton ? 'Fore me L i 10 1 i
I R. S. HAYSt Close to L the I . � . rope that he should an, down. 1 1 him end My taun Went home.' i
I succeeded to the throne of Scotla9 when a the door, ock he *worked si God, madatri, as thou, I am a. prisoner in � - I
. ently for several :,minutep,ithel� crsc�ing of : : d rio' descend in so risky 54 )
I payristeri Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Publie. Whether he feare Fool ?' cri 1). " Perchance f
L$OU(H%or for the Dominion Bauk. Office—in rear of warrior king was aeeded 'to quell theusiq aiet Holyrood 1" . eo Mary (
i . the' woodwork being dr wried from tb e to ;) t a ma,nner or had other scruples, he hesi- Scots �%th escap"a � for an hour, but yo a
. J)miniou Bank, swdorth. hicuey to loan. 1236 facitiona, the old lord remained in his moun- I .Ah% he ght 1, 14 hero is a pretty gameo 1 , I .
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tain fastnesses, content thst his two chil- watchful ears by the howl�ng of the win I and well wet tn the watching;" but I did t'"04. - - I I I must 84 � a." Then to his fo -
I X. BEiT, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyan which whistled and roared! srO�nd the pal. 4! My lord," said I coldly, " the queen is lowers �1: " St%44d, back, except you wit 3,
Geri . I ; vot,marvel he had got his fiLl of tn� Lord
I J e Notary Public. Oinceo up slisirs, over 0. W. dren should serve their qucsi� In Ylin I - ace. I . � � � I wsitin below in th "
i I I I 9 e �rain ; I pray. yo go torche4 ; I would each this bragging Eal -
Papat's bookabore, Main Street, Seaftirth, Ontario. burgh. � , 1 , I . . . Ruthven's company. I �
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I sharp report and the door. i wung loo e and r Soot : . He took a step towards the window, was . �
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! ENitY BEATTIE, Barrister, Solicitor, &a. the steady pressure of the I ever. about to. hek i tst,e agaln� and turned to sp aak, to Ines to ed forward from tfie
I Ir etainers, whom, he held, would weoi� ' 1-1 You have come in good time, Sir I I, and a ,pp
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I H Money T,oL loaa. Office-3ady's Bloc] a - ' Come," said r the, See � ; " Is I whed-suddenly there sounded a heavylilow wall. �! � 0 . � I
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vrw. . clean. Holyrood palace" of the troidtors the window through which you� pastied let t upon I the door leadii�g into the res nee r, '"aid , J " have I your word yogr
I � heard also thmt he held no high opinio� of ten ; but in hat manner will her majesty I p
. night. Glass is not so plentiful in Hol� - chamber Darnley stirted and grow I ale. men Iiiild heel I � ad permit of a fair coji.
ARROW &, GARROW, Barristers, Solicitors, &a. my L:)rd Bothwell, setting him down as a . leave Rolyrood. The wa. is we I guarded." 46 : I
". Cor. Hamilton St. and Square, Goderich, Ont.- road that� they have repl�cedl the lbrukt- z' �Tis 'Lord Rathven, " said he ; " we are test ?. !If fortune, favors me. do I go i i
G man whose pereonal ambitions o4tiran! his tr!ick, &I d prepsred 1. � .
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. 1676 CuARLBa GAF.gow, L. L. D. spitit, of true loyalty to the throne ; ibut , i I I to meet it, ev'en di& I strike ;he queen's 46 : peac , � .
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upon that subject I kept my opinion at the . Then I understood how we :should enter husband idead before her ; bd ihe quickly The rope is there," I answered,. I I go He ave a holiol I ,r, laugh. . �
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i : in among our enemiesi and m I felt my way down my lord." - " 'T unnecess ; you are Rating tirriq,
6 or to the late ftrm of time. ; I 1 solved the 4ifficuIfy., .. answered.
_= � across the dark sanctury I loosened my , Then he hesitated no longer, but � eii h .1 I
. F. c, augrTl Pay'& Molmmested, Bstriglier, Solicitor I had, meautione,_ gained some khowl0ge � 49 Gentlemien," sa,id she, "Ithe prince con- I � � to H . I
mveyanoer, and Xataiy. Solicitor'for She Can sword in its scabbard and saw that tie through the win do * so' quickly I looke is ords show4 that in -killing him ,
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adian Rzair of Commerce. Money 'to lend. Farin of my companion�a plans for the appro*ch- I . . sort bath b�t finished Bpeakis: g with me I . I
pistol butt wa3 handy. � I his ve y matthr h . w wb may escape see him slip and bre�k ,his neck. But ap to' would ot escape t e rest, but I resolved h t
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. far sale. omoe in Scott's Block, Main '86reet I ing ni ht, and the daring of the! tbiag g� To find the window waal not, the! essiest how L he fared I had Ift 'e time to give ;I the should l�not live to -i e them murder' me. ;I
*"forth. promise of the queen.'s liberation or 4 epoedy I from Holyr d. We e found no Ivayl
I grave in Scottish soil for all my hopes [and matter,"hout presently I tr!bd Upon broken yet you offer one." I . I blow -is upon the dODr were resounding would iihed Rome E ,ottieh blood and aven&
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DOM & IDOIGi ambitious: ! i There in but one, end tb&t,i fitting to throagh the chamber and' an ;ngry qup .
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Att:irreys-at-Law and Solicitors in Cbawery. All Yet of drawing back I had no .'thought ; � your Majesty," answered Dune n ,- and he . . -
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I . I drew the rope from 4enath his -,losA. . 1 L a
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. AfttutiCn. Accounts and mt�s collected. bee0s, 0� r My ocimpanion caught: me, rou ad :th . Scarce giving the former time to reach'the fixed his hollow eyes upon my lace, and
. found myself waiting .impatient17' for the � i 11 Ah," cried Darnley, "it] is that you . ' I 9
- - . Mor,vages, W1.1i, iwd all kinds of Con-Yancing exti- 1. � . knees, and in, another moment I was firW �- ro ad, I slipped my sword . into the sasb- cried a �rilly : 1� On guard-, sir !"
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� catea accurattly and prowpily. offices lu the Gowan first signs of -darkueEs. I . upon the ledge and. reaebiqg dewn ,50 Is . offer to your queen I" . i , far ,.vwung-m self out upon the rope. !and Ther i our swoe,dE crossed with a clash of
Block, S.ult 8ce. MArLO, Adiohigau. W. bd. Dow, It came soon enough, a raw, middy ni 4 !�Lht. Wh I e -, ir 11 Had the citizens entered HDlyrood this y .
1� 1� B.; A� hL Dow, L. L� B. IW9_4 with suspicion of steel-, in the atir' n we were both tip he!, peered throng 1 morning we. 6ad not needed it ,, Oow there i 1* ed down along the Jface of the wall until metal. � The Sobts, to the number of
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hea,ven black as the deepest dr'ogeon in into the corridor f -the palace. I S no other wail," answered the oung Scat" I had been, the peirtini words $ I I i�
L the greet castle which frowned I upon, me 9 . boldly. � - - . � of him he leader � even as I !elt his blade against in
DENTISTRY. was � thundering door as wondei' g if J might r.; I
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from the surnit of the near by cra�g. , , I He turnedlinquiringly -to the,queen, while e M7
. Somewhat -after Eight in t4e eve"log helping us,"quoth he,au,l before il coull Darnley flua�ed hotly. Mary lboked from ears land tnid me our a was as 90 as escape hem -if I bested the death 6911
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. F. W. TWEDDLES L "I reply h%d gone through the :open.lug ani known . before e. I
. . Duncan, who bad been absent fo� an � b ur, one to the ci�her, then a fixed determination ' i
I . DEsTIST, or more -from the tavern, appeaevdi In ithe end dropped lightly into the h4ll ; an settled on hor face- ' I ; Et'e many. momen passed the wolves For a few seconds I contented myse f
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I doorway of ,tLe tap room c4rryipg % liong would be a nd the wells to!, see with merely ob�tir Lrear wh)
. Graduate of Rayal College of Dental Surgeons of On , xample which I quickly Ifollowed i's My lord we could no find % way, and . yl
, rown and bridge work "�U'd PSI- whyi the queen's apartments were - deserted. hand ed y
, -tario, poob graanata oour#c in c we stood elbow to elbow in! the que us ; I thank these oysl gentle- I
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. at aaskeWd_$�,hoolj Chicago. Local anasshetici fc,y. puirce I L L , ,
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tr�ctioa ot te Office --Over A. Youn a him from neck to heel%. :' ' CC) I I men and wit accept h," said� she. � ght .
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i 11 'Tie a stout rope, said be, in �vawer to i Dune&n an wound the coil of kope. . I
I d, gave once or twice; a faint I footfall "'Twill hold," amid he, 11 end without trea herons companions and taken ! h pl ff his 1 ,
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Boy. &I College of Dental Surgeons, Toront0j" I have tested rJo my satisfaction'" �� I � are my Lord Bothwell an I a dozen horse-
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: %=or graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronto 4 � It is time to go to RolyruoO,` said I, men ready to receive your! majesty ; but the the tower. I I L I two or !'three slight �passes -over the guard c f
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. 11 Aye," he answered. 11 Thei very � elements nee ied. I tbab I turned to the little group that await- agsinst', M. own w h that, pe'euliar motion,
; Aay-. June lot. 1587 1 'ad me, and cried to 'I Ow' :
- the guard., who is- deub ese' )stationed at the queen - to a closet . Sir'Daucan that q,uick which i,odes attelel he fixed his eyes a i
� i ments befriend us ; a regiment !might iap- )I For answer ;epp6& .
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. D Tweddle), graduate of Royal College of Dental I I A bad night for the queen to igo forth V2 an ample hoc d ; thesesee djOted quickly I chapel, air !" � I
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(iong Of - Ontario; drst class honor gradttate of I ventured.. I , . I !"through my Lord Dar' ey's chamber:; a rep] ed the young Soot, and m - The 4 *cknesa d facility with -which his
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Toronto Vniveisity ; crown and bridge work, also 11 Her majesty will get a watixig, and keep close and guide yo;rself by touch- Lord Dar ey pie ed i p �he rope and hur Ing away to make a detour of thii pal. weapot changed I t6m side to side of min
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gold work in kil its forms. All the most modern I irig my (510alk." i ; I ace d come upon Lord Bothwell and hie the ea motion of is wrist, and the rigs.
I Iling and painless extraction of the rest meant ceremony-af terwards� " quoth tested it. I �
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pLxformed. L i Content to,follo'w him who know the way, �r L d; think,well ,
Ueth. All operations carefully "100 he. . I I i "'Tie fort, 7 feet to the g oun horq men, who had promised to await us firmn f his a i all showed me I he
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tweddle's old stand, over Dill's grocer. 1640 6k What mean you?" I asiked. I I I L . �f of 16, my q ut en," said he � . ' � I
. 1 1 onewho would bidua halt,or rosort Po I ' ArOur's Sest. i 1 -' to pro ed beyou mere- defense.
. 11 This," said be, . " If the queen were to I I , " Were it %a btindred, I w�uid go !" re_ I
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I 'y corn.- They were well on their way when I turn. He a W (
ride in comfort out of - Holyrood I she might � I plied M ary. , " Not anothoir�houk will I re. . , this, by many a tri6k -
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I rebels ; but she Will not forget that because : � I Duncan stapped toward* the. little cham- .
of them she appears i before her Jriends � as warning. � !. . ; ber in the tower where ad been first palace wall and reach the horsemen almost open hi aard a if from negligence, but a
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of Ontario College of Physicians Md Surgeong. fountain." of L I thought the p&laoe v�las dee0trted ; �ut the Ti6 my purpose to: fB steni the fope to 0�' J ran, " I , . e assault for a
. 1hadtoomileathisrhethod 'resson the window her, when I shaill descend and ."' . ,-on fore little way, the wind howl- he apid ity o F t Is second o
in 9; death figure, R�thven, ' as tete. ..
Offloe and Realdence-Formerly occitpied by Mr. Wmi I h U ingin.my ears, and the wet Scottish fog so com letely ov ame me, and, though -
Pickard, Victoria Street, next to tho Catbolle Church though there was much truth in it. As �we . a 0 stand ready be receive y ur "jasty. Sir 11
doubtless the Earl o Mot ton and wil . , dampening both my a - defend d mysell mechanical
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I Lord Darnley, besides twelve acorp blood me,ps., I neither follow hi; ' espon wi h my eye no
mr.,kogfit, oials afiended promptly stepped. from the tavern into the. wi * d y ,� oo� Dudley here ,pixics end my gar ly,
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4i I thirsty out -throats, ill gua.-diog thei perao The que and thiin Lord I I .
Rave a care thmt your pistoi is all dov- d � lowed him into the tow .r r6oT, while I J pointed, as I thot1ght, straight away anticifF te his in.-. dedthrust. I L
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for gun0owder, and r _ cki the door which Iled into " from the base of the to - r, and when I had b ouched my
- D.R. H. H- ROSS, M. B. - ,ered . 'tie a bad night . of Mary Queen of 8�ots, w om we ha first Ia the � we Twic) his poini
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- Office over Greig & Stewart?a Store, the priming -must be fresh." � : " I L presencs ob her, haitene after them. one a 13 t4e darkness, turned rist a by a slight woun ther, i
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Night callff attended to at the office. about him he strode 'silently down the, � treachery; hi i might fsll I upon tht? Scot as he S! . y
� in the morning, ; that, they had htrongl� tied the . o, dashing on, -holding Up MYL scabbard made a fearful .1un e at my chest. I ben �
1802 . street, and I hard upon his beelst! L i ro L)e, or out it whiial the youth I ..
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eml Hospital. Honor graduate Trinity Univeindty. To what point he was leading me, or in Duncan knotted one end !of! the rope I Y. . I
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imember of the College of Phyetaians and Surgeons whst.manner he hoped to gain e �tranco into � as we bad done fourid no Ifqoting in thei trongly to a bar of iron which crosabd the every- side. ! .� I He f011, bathed' i i. i blood,and I. stagger.
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Ontario. Coroner for the County of Huron. Holyrood I knew not, yet I was #ot- greatly I :ill of the w udow, tower d tbo cord into There was another turn to make in. order ing bac� neon.
. Offtoe and Residence-Goderich Street, East of ihe� watched that sho could not escape, the : I
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statnodist March. gave no thoughb to the corr'dors or passage palace gardens, and I was urged L _
ing in the wall of the obdpel &rdell ; �he . . climbing thr(u'gh . chapeland I I I : !
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DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY, the door *the night before. Th�oqg Duncan led me throug hi. The wolves. were.out n, -hen . i I � fl
� we went, %cross the garden, and Mh�lanl . ing just abov the sill, 1, f r t ' O.econd time �of .their kenn;l and :feslerr. I �
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4*4adch street, opposite Methodist oburch,Soaforih For a moment; he fumbled with tj�e knob, my ribs, and ) �ach mid i ute seertied a, any come, Y( have a sword. ' ' And with half I a score of torches flared up and the yell � i I i 5 - � � . �
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gold medalist Trinity Medical College. Member. � ! i p I I I feel oi�eured of safety, and
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Evenr fari-ner kno��'s that � an I " L do not fear," answered 1-e queen thro,�.gh whioh I dashed. � i 0 ,
RED CEDAR SHINGLES. z Sol,- " � - above us. Danca)n t; ond I : aid his hand and, taking �i i % second pil�ow at a a Juste � gone a sufficiOn� distanceJ thought, �
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,ned wiphes to annotin �. o t h e rs. Soil nia-�' be the saine 'of steps which b' .
that having bought a birge quantity of the th,ree beat . 1. I I : ia onds.
brandi; of red oeaar shingics, and by- getting a liberal and seed niav seem the same � chamber, the osme 00 you saw last night. which sent me eeling, and or an instant a : I
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-tocnera at peces that defy competiti on. bUt S0111C J)Iants are weak and :1 well ; but if any 4"ns beaiino arms he presi- I ground heaved under my feet and I ' When on a di I
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HEMLOCK LUMBER. 'for an alarm ; in �h4t lies our only aafety." � , ItJ must have. been the'touoh \of the cold, to sd I I ourselves well with
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Having in oto& at the Seaforth Lumber Yard a ; i He drew his sv�orA With� great coolness, ill sod en earth p eased- d.gainat my burning four '-special" sizes, viz.:
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very larjCe quantity of ,ill the different leogibij and c1lildren. Thev arC I i k C" V 0 Ll n rr ' freed his right .artn ... fro t'emeebes 'of the . � � I 1� I hea which ran ed me. ' I sat up; . my brain � I
. oidth?, is propared to fill any bill that is 1pratented I Z_)� I I � I . i .
Ithe very beat quality of Hemlock. J)klilts. Sainef'ood,same h oill C, , "o-ak, and aeb �ha foot I 0 the lower step � - whi ling, and put my hand to my forehead . , For our I F9 5 Diamond Ring.
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- of'those which�,ehowW telropgh thwopening �' 1 �- DOAN 5 �, - '. a gmat lump which sent me whincing at - For our � Di d Ring.
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S. LAM B'S Lumber Yard, Seaforth. - I-) 1 in the tapestry, 1� i i - I tb -.ouch, and warm drops which olung to For our Dia Wing.
1. i . For our 4 � Diamond Ring.
PINE. I bared my own blad ' nd f llo e4 him. i I my I lagers, she ed the cause df my unex. I .
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. -()n- Nvhile othel-s staN' Going up as � had! d'o8Ze �beo niw � i Pointe Every one of these diamonds
Having bought a large quantity of p'ne from a 1-5 1 ght before d misadventure. 1 must 1
J.&Tge firm in Muskoka, I ain getting pine dMosed sniall 'and xv,�, � I I
lak. , in company with Lord 4uthven's followers, � I;- . .. I I bad turned uoo soon' and in the dark- be of such 'i C.
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both sides or on( . 0 a ality 'hat the most 1;
- 'r . , I found inyself before the secret door in the PILLS I ness� plunged againat the flinty corner of th �
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wide plaDk for wator troughs , oprucc and balaM Scott's Evnulsiun offel S '11-1 ; wall of the queen'a b , pel. That I held;my arm before my �
for gravel boxes. light and durable. Also wbite �dc amber, beyond I - eha ! : -
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in Muskoka, LargL- stock always ou hand, - 1, still, his ear pressed 1 ,gainst the panel. . � _. wound , and,, Lbank God, '6was the left Ryrie's vnuit � of 91 first quality" . I
C1111d \N"U'llik-11c"s often mcans . - whi�h I had dashed against the stones. :: � I �
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stalwatlo'.), not 1).-C-i.t, '3 $ 1 , 4 F � , I � 1.
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eyes. I i I i � - the iddineeii which set,me trembling, I be. I . I
of food, but bucan..;,c tll,c food, . - I ? ��
-Wm. Vansickle, a farmer, residing The first I beard was 4 startled oxcla cam suddenly aware that I had passed from �� DIAM. ND HALL,
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does not feed. tion -a ,1voman voicei�; t on the grumffe%r : onedariger to meet 'another, perhaps as I
county, was the victim @� � �
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� t0nell of a fflaii#' I gra�g forward and . 1. I fsta,l did not foitune forl* second time that i i
of a very serious accident some daya �_ I i I !�
()tt'S 1�'_�1111"'()!A I_C,,11YfeCC1S � raised by swor b'u a fi , beft iend i a Af"%
rhich may yet ecst him his life. 'S d, band seized my Are a U, ' rmanint. cure for an night 6. I
"got, Vi Mr. i sure 1 and pe � !
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Vansickle was in the act of mbingling his t1% Z� , tl Mdney and 031adderTro4bles. RYRI U �
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barn when he lost his footing and fell to the I � Yonge an ` delaide Sts... 1�
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ground, a distance of ')O feet. Medical aid . ? I I � BACKACr , � I :1 I
Whatever t1iie clause of �,,-C�tk_ � for blows, aud_,�'_you 1wolluld , strike the I of the wind tosi ad torch flame approaching : I ,
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was immediately summoned, and the diw. - � king. Is the Aft , sign o I - I e I �;
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n's ness and failL11-C tO gl-()N\, -7 � I dropped my 'sword Rbinti and stared Don't neg ect it I Check it in time I whol:had issued from this palace. I
shoulder had been fractured and several SCOtt,S 1�111111, .
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years, b I � the other my 4ord Daroley.'. They had I i I - domi though hcpiog the'queen bad'fled that - . I -
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