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HERB OF GRAC4 - � Jim CHAPTER" XXIV.
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BY R09A OARRY., ; I By some sudden sound 6he drops the Of thy gild brows bath ivtn
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Eupon the floor. She 4s nervous and Griace tc ell things I see �
- CHAPTER XXIII. i I may�'be told tl�at nervousness is a luxwy ,
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SAINT ELIZABETH ! I . -,l, , .
Y, Love Res deeper than all wordi , . i afforKI to indulge . I J. ADDINGTON SYMONDS.
. SECU�RIT And n t the spoken but the spea'41css love � I I would love infinitely and be -loved.
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Waits answer, ere I rise and go my 7ay. --,-,, 4" p,ost.many a 1W —
. Z I BROWIN'lb 6 woft , an her po- � .01 .
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Cenulne �itiot . S o in e - . � mo0d 4y mere impulse, nevertheless th
Malcolm made frequent visits to R. thir- timep"whenwom- i '
. an r- � day came when all his prudent resolution
wood to see CAleb and Kit, and ;he: g en r1un. machin- I *1,.=� , were forgotUn, when silence and self re
I ally paid. them on the days when iEl;zabtt� ery the price of � � presdon wete absolute torture to him, wher
. Carter s was at the schools, so that he c4uld w4i nervousness is . he felt he st speak or for ever more hold
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- back with her throuih the woodlands. 1 mu ilation,-a - I hip peace.
. The first time be didthis Elizabeth seetn-. fing�r lost or per- i
i It was Elizabeth's birbLdA,y ; he only
ad rather surprised, though she offend no haps the whole board that afterwards, or he would have
Little LiverPills. objection ; but after that sh�, took I it aF a hand =shed. . . . . . , -� N\ brought h �r some choice offf. ring in, the
matter of course, and chatted with b)IDL on Niqrvousness in . �
I N shape of f14 M ere or bcoke. in honor of his
all MaUDer of Eubjeots. She listened very women is com- I V111, at ran Sail itta fate -day ; but happily Eliza
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Wet Bear Signature of kindly wha�n Malcolm ,jounded her on the mo - �
I nly but a . 98th WGR.0 04 On80101118 Of this.
. _ tubject of K,t, and mada all sorts of i I m- syn . �ptom of i "I am tairty-one lo day," she said t-) hirr,
- :e_..""""."i.`l.`...ii`1" , . . � pc s dials, plane fo i- the child's f utura ,; a d womanly disease. gaily %I is ist not a greab age? Oh, n(
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1111111,14 ;;l I though @he laughedat him good ; t
,,4g5S1:;,:;,,l i (� -s useless in wonder Ct.4 lo calls me an old niaid." And
A; it "I ;E�,/ and told him that In was a visionary, impr 0- sucli cases to then khe lau bell with an air -6f cyajoyment
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ticable perscri, she socn became serious lldo�torll for the 3�
Pac.sindto Wrapper Below. � as though h'rne* title ell her. "Old
-%ft brought her shrewd common sense An - A4.
n e r'v e s alone : -IA. — 1,, — I.. A.- 0'" nil -
feminine wits i o his assistaw3e. An I so� '
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Cure the diseases
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was that, one day he made & propmiti.o3
that ne&rly I o)k CaloWs breath .
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O`dmora.
wlik�h attack the
deli�ate woman-
They were
Dinah had just
sitting down by the Poal, and
left them at hliz-.betb's Bug
Kit mu5tiqlaitainlynAgo backto �
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n's Lane until she was stronger, h ni��k
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iiez-Vousness will JaLM-It ��
gestion to ell
have tea there,
the 4rviants thau they would
aLd to arswer a luilnewn
ed. Miss Ttmpleton and he 'was futly
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agreed or. this point ; the fogs alnd� low-ly�ng
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be cjired also. -fl, <w
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note. The afternoon
was sultry, more like
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September; butdown by the
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Pcol there
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as a pleasant sbade and Mul-
Litt], all the digs were gr,uped
van's care. Miss Templeton h%d, in ads. �1
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sick,women well. It establishes regular-
round theta,
&lad hliz%beth, in spite of her
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and he would be reap si Is
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thirty-one 5eara,
looked quite ycuthful in
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for the expem tie. There had been i a pt to ad
niat, on and ulceration, and cures female
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herwhitegown.
A dark velvety Cramoizie
battleover this point; br,tforonceEliii-
weacness. It trauquilizesIthe nerves and
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rose nestledjagainst
her full tb oit. Mal
bathhad been forced to glvei�,Malccilm
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VETERINARY
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tjOHN GRIEVE, V. S., honor graduate of Ontario
Veterinary CoIllege., A Adisessee of Doinegili
-saimade treated. Call@ promptly attended to an
charges moderate. Veterinary Dentsiry*a specialty.
ofiloe and residence on Goderich street, one r
. � of Dr Scott's office, Sesforth. 11140fia
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JAMES L. KILLORAN,
striate Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary
rubdo. Money to loan. Office over Pickard's Store
&[&In Street, Seafoe.h. 1628
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R. S. HAYS,
Barrister Solicitor., Conveyancer and Notary Public.
Vollettor ior the Dominion Bank. Offia&--in rear of
Dominion Bank, Seaforth. Money to loan. 1236
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iM. BEST, Barrister, Solloltor, Conveyancer
- Notary, Public. Offices up stairs, over 0. W
Pa"i'a bookstore, Main Street, Seaforth, Ontario.
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ENRY BEATTIE,! Barrister, Solicitor, &a
H Money to losci. Office—Oady'st - Block, Sea
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F-1 HOLMESTED, sucaeaeor to the late firm of
. McCaughey & Holmested, Barrisibr, Solicitor
r-onveyanoer, and Notaiy Solicitor for the Can
adilsaBankof Commerce.- Money to lend. Farm
lot sale. office in Scobi's Block, Main Street
466forth. -
DICKINSGIN AND GARROW, Barristers, Solicit -
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E. L. DICKINSON.
1833-tt 3II&ELMS GARROW, L. L. B.
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DENTISTRY.
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F, W. TWEODLES
DENTIST,
Gradust,te of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of On
tario, post gradwi,ta cour, le in Lrown and bridge work
at Hask-eli'd S 3hool, Chicago. Local anasthetic-i for
painless extraction of teeth. Office—Over A. Young's
groncry store, SenfoAh. 1764
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DR. F. A., SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of the
Royat College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also
honor graduate of, Department -of Dentistry, Toronto
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Vaiversity. Office In the Patty block, Hansiall
Will visit Zurich. -every Moiiday, commencing Mon:
Jnne 10. � 1587
11) R. R. R. ROSS, L. D. S., Dantii,t, graduate of
9. C. D� 3., of Ontario, fl�st olaes Honor
traduste of Toronto University. Highe6t st%ndiog
o order of merit in the largest olags ever graduated
Main t e college. Modern and up-to-daite den' t Mxy
in allits. various forms, PaiDlessextral(tiontfteetil I
kv Local An seat hetios and without anybadafter I
*ff-ctu. Gas admin6tered and all operations care-.
fully performed. Office oycr Dilrs Store, Seaforth.
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- Dr.,J-ohn McfAinnis,
Ron, Graduate � hondon Western University, member
of Ontario Ooliege of Physicians and Surgeons.
Office and Relaidence—Formerly occupied by Mr. Wm.
Pickard, Victoria Street, next to the Catholic Church
4WNight calls attended promptly. 115SX12
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DR. H. H. Rossj� ffs- B.
Office over Greig & Stawart's Store,
Seaforth.
Night calla attended to at the office.
DR. F. J. BURROWS,
SM_A,_1FC)T?,�1CTT
Office ard Residelioe-Goderich street, cast of the
3ift-thodi.st church. ;
TYLzriu)sE No. 4G.
Caron 3r L r the. Cauaty of Hn ran.
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DRS. SCOTT & MacKAY,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Ooderich sirsoi� opposite Methodist churoh,Boatorib
Q. SCOTT, graduate V410torls and Ann Arbor and
member - Ontario College of Physicians 'and
dargeons. Coroner for County of Huron.
U. V.LoKAY, honor graduate Trinity Ujolversity.
gold. medalist Trinity Medical College. Member
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
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RED CEDAR SHINGLES
The undersigned wishes. to announce to the public
Sh't having bought a large quantity of the three best
brands of red cedar shingles, and tiy rzettling a liberal
d1acounk for orka-h. is preps" to sell them to oua-
ton.ets at rr!ces ttat defy competition.
5� LAMB'S Lumber Yard, Seaforth.
IEEEMLOCK LUXBER.
flaviDir in stock at the Seaforth Lumber Yard a
vory larKe quantity of P.11 the diffe-ent lengthe, and
witith-, is prarared to fill any bill that It. prosented
I.tha very beat quality �f Hemlock.
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S. LAM B'S Lumber Yard, Seaf orth.
PINE.
Bavtug bought'. n. large q1jant1ty, of "p'ne from A
farze firm to Muskoka, I am getting pine dressed
tieth sides c r one side, for sidiDg, flooring, ceiling;
wide plank for water trough,s; spruoe and balAm
for gravel boxes, light and durable. Also white
cedar abinglei XXXX and XXX and XX of beal make
In Muskoka. Large stock always on hand,
� S. LAM B'S Lumber Yard, Seaforth.
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i . 0oinions of Leading Physicians.
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Caleb should come dawn for the. week -is d
every three weeks or so, he co ald prom! so
that, and a whole week at Cbri,stFnad '1'
Web looked to-) much dazgd t -j au�sw;r, td,
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there was a mitty look in the tronspare4b,
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light blue eyes. � I
" I'm took all of a heap ! " he ejaculatpd
I at last. 11 It is not that I don't t , ai I 2k
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� with gratitude ; but you see there, is Ma'i
1 to reckon wit h -if Kit were h- r wn lit! i e
Jun she couldn'� be fonder of her." :
. 11 I darapay n V' rem,,jrked Malco'm, and
there was a trace of impatienoe in his ton ,.-
11 but, after all, Mr. Mar,in, you I are' Ki b'a
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father." But Caleb only shook �hiO heid
doubtfnlly, ard wfW, on his 81owl ruminti-
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11 Most folk think that Ma'am *9 I a bad.
natured woman because she gives th4m the
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rough side of her t:)Dgae ; but, tord bl " a
you. her barVe worfse than ht,� r ite. Ht. r
heii rt is oat on Kit, and she, * ou',l I n0l.hurt,
a hair of bar head in her rl� � 1! C. 0"I It ra, I ly
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moods, when even the black c, t. It ia�0 jstoy
in tae place th3 is making Fujh a: !scrirn-
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culy laughp. . ' It is Ma'am at he pluaio.,
she says ; I but it t�aint the sorub of illaal-c I
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have a talk with your wife " retur, ad Mal �
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asked Malcolm when he saw- Caleb 6,gain.
The little cobbler drew hij hand, across
]lie bye3 in an 6mbarraseeid fa�hlon ; lie
was evidelably trying to reco'loot Eom,,�
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she greatly obliged you ani the kin� lad ,
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and Kit may stay alcagr cf Mr.. 0,ullii,an ,
those were h,n very words, air." , � � T
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" Oh, she is that. air. She was, scolding
me all supp-r time for not thinking of th a
child's good. ' You can bring her back p
you like, Caleb-,'sho says, I and poison h r
with the filthy4ogs, and get her ready r
bar coffin, pcor lamb. ALd YOU 03.11 your-�
elf a father, Oaleb Martin ? Drab all such
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fathers, I say !' She made me clean ashal
ed of myself, did 'Ma?ana ;" and h(ra tie'
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every iliree weeks or so to see her-yoa
knov; you have arranged thatand,�now aL (I
then you can bring your wife, top ; " an -1
Caleb brightened tip at this. �
,But the day he Itfs Rotherwo)d he was
so lugubrious and tearful that Malcolm fe;b
quite sorry for him ; but Kit tcok at. less 2 -
pree�iog viewi � 1.
" I don't waint you to go, clad," she sai.1
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oustless. headache. heart trouble and female
. wealmess," writes Aliss Blauch M. Bracey, of
Sala, Oswego Co.. N. Y. trLast surniner I wrote
you and vou adviscd ine to try your 'Favorite
Prc,vriptlon ,- and , Golden Medical Discovery.'
X' d so and I began to improve rapidly. Cou
tinu�kl taking the medicine, half a dozen each oi
. 'FavbriLe Prescription ' and ,'Golden Medical
D;�sc6 er�' for the* space of five months, aud in
le. t�ln't year had regained my fornier licalLhA
D-r�. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
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head Ito Mrs. Sullivan. "I have got a
black; kitten of my own and a yellow chick,
awl t6y are better than do'!s becauie i hisy
Ma I 've me back. And the ladies of t,ie
00 - 11 ouse are going to t %ke me oub f fir
ArrvePmy, won't that - be 'eavidifly ! "
Nevertheless Kit abed a few -tears' wlien
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0alellij closed the gate behind.. him.
10 I wW to atay here an I I want daddy,
too." �he said rather pitifully. I
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ing ofl.Ct7aric. His viiit to the Jaoobis had
Wan , r,)IongEd far arother t6n days, and
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then be wrote, i�u �bigh eDirita, to tell his
qeterd th�t Diok Waillace- had invited him
to go ��doiwn to his father's place in Soot-*
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aldi sqalk a deer or two," be continued.
"�Diok ard I are to go- down by the night
mail o6 Thursday, buli I will ran ovfr t")
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I Stiapl grove for a few hours. Tell Herriek
I:willl,00k him up at his diggipas.
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,By [some oversight Eliz.%beth fo-g6b to
Lrtve Malcolm this. message, and Malcolm,
��Iho bhd to go up town on business, was
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� cilledIdt-r'lag his absence, and had beel� �
graatl� dia'appointed at missing him.
He 1we3t across tol I ho Wood House di-
r6ctly� after supper and flcund the ladies
sitting out t n the terrace.
Eiiz�beth was very ocntrite.
"' It1was draadfully careless of 'ins," she
confeRied ; 11 I meant to bave sent' Y(U a
Lb'e ll�lst night, hot .some (n3 calliLd—who
i inah ?—and [-lit it cut .of. my
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head.`� But Dinah could not reeoll6ot that
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any otie hid called except David Carlyo3,
ani "emed rather surprised at the quee-
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6. O�, it must have be(n Mr. Carho.- "
returnp.d Eliziibsth. but i h 3 colored alijhtl' -
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"It w�v really very stupid of me , Cedric
was q4ite put out about it."
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, 00, well, it cannot be helpe�,
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v d! Malcolm, philosophically.,... 11 Did_h!!
say m ch about the Jacobie?" -��-"_ � I
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been v ry kind and that he hid lx;d a -rat- . ,
tliDg cod time. Those were his word
were t ey not Die ?" and Dinah or ii -led a:,-
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but th�y seemed to bore him ; he wanjull of
btr Satitc-h. visit, and would scarcely 61k of
aloylth$g else." !
v1 al was not rjuilt,) i9atisfied, but he
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kept 1,�Joaldmoubts to himself. Elizabeth, who)
was as�sharp as a inedle, l(oked up- at him
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, White Col t ge when he laet dined at th(
7icarage ; ha wondered with a Eudden fierc(
Erick of jealouay if that fellow Carl50-
new It was her bh thday, and had brought
"it to her. At the idea there was a clanaer.
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oua ttrabbil) of his pulses.
The prev.oae evening he had strolle�
across to the Wood Hou*e in the hope thal
Elizibeth w(uld be in one of hir graciou,
moods and then he could coix her to aing tc
him, But t 3 his disappointment his viaii
had seem,d less welcome than usual, and
though Diaah received him with her wontad
gentle couit3ov, he had a vague ouspioioE
that eem� thing was amirs. Dinah looked
afi though she had been sh'edd ng tefirs and
Elizabeth'i FacoY was-fluahed and she wac
'len, � ; if he bad not known I li-m sc
very a.
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well, ani iheir intanee lovb fo� eao , h other,
he would Iniost have'suEpeLtid that thcrf
had been warm altercation betvieen them,
. but this was manifestly imposeible.
No, thelv had n,evtr qu%ir-31led even iE
:their childia1i days, he remembered Eliza-
beth had an told him that, and assuredIS
they nevcr quarl row. Nevertheless,
-there waF 901mething ,-troubletomel in th*
atmospher�, and 'even Dinah seemed t9 find
�it difficult to talk.
Mqlooluwa r ged- inwardl,
y over his disap.
poiri tinent, but he had too m u 3h � t tot tli:
prolong his vir,it. He was rewarded for hii
, forbearan3a 'when Dinah said in her gentlf
! way, " I am afraid we are rather ttupid. to-
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night, Mr. Berrick ; Elizabeth is tired, and
�wnd-we hive been talking fcr hours ; il
you look in t-)mr.r.ow aft? -inion we will
promise to behavo-,. bettsr."- But though
-Eliz-ibeth did iact endorse this, Malcolm ac-
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madly dai pcd if he had overheard Eliz*-
be,h's ape oil. " Why (lid yon ask bim,
Die' Yci kaow"-hesit.sting a moment -
iii that I 1i e to be quite on niy birthday,"
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apologetic Ily ; " I think we depreab led
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will not �lta loiDg unless we ask him."
Elizabeth il m de no ansv�er-to thib ; she
looked . thoui htful ard a little troubled,
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thing. Bit fl�i*safbernoon Elizibadi was in
hcr old on ishiay mood, and she made her
little spee, �h allicul, being an old maid in a
way that pharmed Malcolm.
I how still ft was down by the Pool ! Only
a dry IcalF dropping into the water, or the
aleedy tn �pping of one of the dogs at the
midges, or the taint twitter of a far-off bird
broke the silence. The air was sweat with
the warm resinous smell of the flra ; the
itrang plerfame seemed t) pervade his
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creature i!as near them ; and he was so
close 014t if he had stretcbf d out lij hand
he could' have tcuolicid 11, r drema. Mal-
colm's heart began beating dingc-r-usly, and
there was x at rii.0 i thi obbingat his templep;
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are th4y not?" was Maloolm'a next quee- "There is s ometh in I I'WBII" to say to
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Yes, bia, they are not very young or at. " No- o," in a '10ghtebed t one. i's Mr.
farmer. '", "ro,no, feedinO i"); ' tra'c'tiv�, po-)r ihingp," replied Ell.zabeth- Herrick, f r niy sakc-�--fori'both . our sakes-
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0 � I -D P , I - everV word. But she might an well have
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What to feed his cows to, (Tet, obey jou :il itia not, postible for me to
I 0 1 lived, was r iil� a few miiea from the shcol-- -1,
. i iag lo(Ige where the Godfreys wera staying; keep silence a y lo!)ger. ."' *!Elizabeth, surely
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ZD 0 Ir ` yt u w,ere t e oae woman in the world for
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the n -lost pork, his liens to', I it wai the middle of September now, ard "
I 'Malcoltri rtfiected with some uneadn"88 hwe wit'i or hands, "I never knew it; how
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Alildren ? I .is bin
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I f lbiv� mottler and Anna would be back in duml_', I h ve teen living for you -oft for
Are they fed according tO i tovin by!thht-time, and his presence would .
,be needilid in Lin mla's Inv. 3 On." h n t I a put up lit r I rem bling and
' � � to atop i , but he caught it in his own,
science, a bone food if b : 01jes � ", The �hadqwe of the prison hc u is," an he " EFzj, h, will 5 ou try to love me a
I cal4d iN began 5 lount him, and be ocunt- little?n .
are soft and undeveloped, a �ad up hip days as jealo isly as a miser counts :' Hush liti- V' indeavoring to free her-
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are thin and weak and a bloo-Cl L had had Mmaelf well in'liand. Per4aps some. In Nov., 19C x, Mr. Sherwood Walker, i
th ng in har manner had sealed his lips, or fireman on the Canada Atlantic Railway.
food if there is anemia ? he fealred' that the spell of thin happy dr,,am living at Madawaska, 0it.. wrote:-" I
voald be br(-ken.- But duriDg those wake- � aLm a great sufferer from bleeding piles.
Scott's Emulsion is 11 mixed I 'ful suninjer rights, vi lion that slWeet pain Sometimes tb protruding piles come
I kept him�rsstlees. ha would tell himself
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food; the Cod Liver 0*1 ill it i ths time hlild not yct com,e, that she did not new, and at other times I a
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ft � � . I bleeding piles, d they bleed to such an
' : She i0 n A a young girl " h-3 *ould s-ty, � extent as to lifi a me cipi,to "'altir If Dr.
makes flesh, blood and musclC, : to 11"maelf ; " she is a maiLe woman who Chase's Pintrn
: .1 t will 6ure_.this awful ail- �,
. known tb� world &lid has thl)uRht� des ly- � Ment TOU Will ave iny everlasting grati-
why. everl to kn)w her is a liberid e uca. tude.' ��
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. tion " And then he repeated to himself . On M.�rch 1, 1902, he wrote: -"Accord -
and brain. It is the standaid Ai, The d4rkness those lines of Shelley : ing to mj promise, I now take pleasura in.
,"Her vol was like the ,,; oleo of ilia owl, writing you If ' Ou remember, you
scientific food for delicate i NOW, sent me box c;f Dr. Jhaw's Ointment for
Heard in khe calm of thought." bleeding Iles I On a three months ago. I
children. for all thd� sweet influences of aumnaer and used It a d -,can say that it
nature ha�l only fed the pmalon, and eve proveda th!'-S: f6rit Im entirely cured
y me of bl 'ng , iles.
day it seemed t-) grow stronger Bill stroar- .
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Send for free ""' She is my oth(r self, she tb : inks my wanted t 21 Ile t6 tell you that it was a '
. sample. thoughts, we have a Lhousard thing3 in rmane t cure, This you can use for the *
Ile %ure that thh. piclure in common. 1�ow can ths help 1OViDg Me ?" he renefit o other suffering people. There .
tile form of a label is on tile wculd say,4hea bie mood was jubilant and . are several ple. here who have been 1
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wrapper of every boide of .saupuiiie ;� but at other Omes a chill doubb cured of ;erTZvere cases of protruding
Emulsion you boy. IwQnld (rasa -his mind. � piles by, �sing this great ointment." 6o
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Scott&Bowne will not bet e"ily won, that is why I fear to - I .
CHENSTS speak ; " but all thq eame ]Malcolm regia- (
" tered a m0ttal vow that ho WL-uld not leave Dr. C 'base's
Toronto, Ontario., Staplegrave until the decisive words had
50c. aind $1; all druggists. I been srokfn. i
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etmadea oat-mortinriex- T� " she thouialit of the lone1v man wh:) bad 11 21 � � ;
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out findinir the ki4neyx herself. " Ilia nature is intense, and be � 1) " ,It, - - :.)Oes it not
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i � ful for Heart DiseasIs an eyes fixed on her, and colored a little as N t2ke 110r uraying CaUld eii.l.
1 all. VJdney Troubles, and though he bad read her thoughts. f 1. I ` .
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A-sk YOUT dOet"T wl-t b.') thinks bf _!3�ar's �
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'jauch thin a, Mr. Herrick ; you are deceiv- head. I � .
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jing youre'lf. We are friends said I like you 41 I cainro" David-ind4ed I cannot ; you -When it can be employ lied, bur, im; many cuss,
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iand I -am er , very grateful to you : for all must not ask me to tell you this." Elizi- I here r objections tothe use of, manure on,
. !all y(ur gliodness to Cedric, but -1 never s" voice quivered. a little, but she was
i i both' lawnq� and about some traes. Bj aprinklin
I meant it t) �come to this." very much in earnest. I g
a: ' ,� ashes over t6 lawn, and then $ivjn.q It %,
I I How c! 8 you mean?" he asked, nd his-� , Must I not V he returned with a watering with dilute , liquil %anura, the.
i �face was white with' emotion. 11�Surelj, smile. "Dcla1lookso frightened, sweet- raaallaRivens, new lease of �,lifa sjj�djn_
) you must ave seen how thiDge WErp with heart ,- perh�ps there is no need to ask, �reaeea its basul,y and 'utilityo ' I
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k �me ; " and Malcolm's voice wo6a a little p9rhaps I kn�w all you ara trying to keep The ashes may also be applied t13 any_ fiel&
i hard. � f) om me." I Aiid then in a voice full Of crop �vith good rekults,� end ever� garden !&
. I thin iL I tried n( t to see," she 9�'nswer- meaning, 61 $o Herrick has spoken at last-') benefitted by a spr .
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ed" truthf x1ly. - ".Once or twice *1 was � " At last !�` It was evident that those I
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: Mr. Htnii6k, I do not went to ]ill t you#- T- wii-li some difficulty supprerised an irres'st- The Skm on Fira*.
So dreadful are the sensations of burning, itching -
i would not add to yoar t:ouble for ,the world, ,ttle smile. eazemathat
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, but at t you will do me the , justice of -', _" Do you mean," he asked incredulously, fogs - b,y saying that the skin is 911*0-n are. The
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[ ;agement.." � - use of Dr. Cbmela Ointment. T,he jhst� low appliag-
: I saw Eo plainly, that that poor fellow fairly tious may cauie silttl-3 uneasiness. but, cute is pmrs
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I compoiur it you never enocuraged .a in Then aRain a painful flath came to Eliza. blemlsi.
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, ,Eliz%beth Temp'letion and I was Malcolm con cience did not wholly acquit h -r-.:.-" I , Mark Twaiu, at the Authors' Club, in,
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I any woma would have felt hono 'red by Ruch David kissed the ban Is he held ; but there "I never went in: m1h for Politicr," he.
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e, I see "'it is tco late -I am nct " Poor beggar !" he muttered to himself. though. When I was k boy I knew two
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, free." � Then*aload. 11 Do you 1now, my darling, men, Bob8mith &Ld 'Caleb Brown, thati,l
. M11jol 6tarei atber. Surely 4 was what people will say when they bear you went in for politics, bcdy and boul. . .
I in some deous nightmare, but he lwould have thrown over a man like Herrick for ' "Or-catheywitre ranning fk.r ,sheriff, -
wake di'�i y me -for a mire curate, wit.h empty pockets Bob o
I re 0 . What an awful stillness I n one ticket, Caleb on ths other -and
� seemed ro'und them !-as though a l� st(rra and not t o many brains." a pretty tot, figilit it waj� thalt they -put up-
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PooI.1o)kEd like dead thing -i, Pnd even the throwing her head back in rather a regal do P) capture a vote. :
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, this dogs panted and snored round i them. 11 They wi I -say you are mad.; -an -u' after braakfai to the hotel that W,aa 1h
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Elizabeth pressed hf-r hands togetiher as my word," a d here D -Avid knit h1w, brows polling place. He saw in fr.3n, f "the,
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i voice,but she did nob lo -jk at Malcolfn as bit-ti,vetn us.' Herrick is my supfrior in and the farmer, grunting and gir . owliDg-,
r she spok. - 11 L%st evening Mr. Oarlyon lamely way. I used to shake in my shoes to pulled the other. . .
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gny. But Eizabeth dared riot lo I ok at sponge.,, - grabbed the cow by t`!io, horo�'
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11 We have cark (I for each other fora loiDg my cour..Age fiWed me, and I falu that I had road and flung -him fro '
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hispered, " hub be WaO poor n:) right to stand in your light. Deareet," I h -3 oth,er. , A.-e;cou- ld h4r a lot of laughirg-
lind did not, like to speak. Only Dinlah and here bo ,vfaa kneeling beside her with from thishotel parch, for a p�,,etty big crow(f.
';crihip in his honest eyes, 115 ou had 'thered toeee h earnitig a vo e.
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I e pulled himself togeth(r row. " Thank bttli laid her hand upon his lips. asked siWoualy, I I ]suppose y0tt bayeteb
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ii� aye a brave wom&D," and he tried to o am -not, worthy of yr,u. I love you, seen my rival, Caleb Bra% n,roun
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" Oh no, I have not been brave," and enough fer you -and me too." and Elizj- " ' Why' yon ' the farmer anawwer.e
hen her eyes s�ddenly' filled with P . cr..
tear'. both looked at him with an adorable smile. ' Mr. B!own is cl�b behind the barn holding
. " Mr. Herrick, I am to unhappy ; ihis- .f hen for a little while Mako'ln Herrick wi,sd a calf for me LOW.' Ili
)his -has spailed everything." for�otten. 5 I
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isve been a blind fool it is no fault of you", (To be Continued.) - Hiller's.Orip Powdera'Cure.
knd I hive no one to i hink bu t, , myself for � � At I. V. 0asir'S Drug $ tore, Sea:furth,
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ebb "-oh I lb - ow sad his voice wa4 i It �
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et-)r and he will tell you thsb !
�ejl� me': wish you every happiness -you and th3 " a o hing" medicines contain opiates The mariet to-d*y requires fou -r distinct, .
.r. C&rlyon, too," and then he rose to his mud narcotics dangerons to the health Of in. kinds lof biorses-haav� dral 00
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a road,"Poiddle horsea I Rej
est. . farti and chil r Eliould Alud hunters. The
" Must you go ?" she pleaded., obuntlabse i o called medicines as she would heavy drau lat heads tho catilgory, because
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silence, and he saw that'ahe ntain no opiate or h-.rmful drug. Eve eatily brokoo anj fi tad_'�or market. The I
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a aid rAtber brok� ll*ly ; i."' I am not the I only , No other med-iine has bem so raised for 1� thAn 14)0� and is worth from :
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-and he turned away and plunged inw the 8tanden, Weyburn, N. W. T.. �gsiys :_ quality. 0 Istouldn' weigh less thaa :
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down � her cheeks. She was still weepiog teething. I bive never used a medicine that bones,,withilno beefy &P Branco -
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"Have, I besn lobg ?" she obaelrvc d These Tablets will rr-,mptly relieve and with wo ribs. 1 The more. attion �
(heirr*nlly. - That tiresome Mrs. Carrick cure all minor ailments of children, and may this horse hke, the more �valuable he 3
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c allied about the motbern' meetiagi.. Where be safely given to a new born baby. Try is well kno4n that like begets like, in b rae- %
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[ etty, what is it?- what has gone wrong I ? gists at 25 cents a b . account �
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like this.lYou' re right, Die, you saw how it In the . I No. 1, but t 4 il
Mae Febi tiary issue of unay Life in .ere are imported boreeg trar- �
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bebeve you. No w- let me go away and re- Scotland . uld be considered very 1p"T 1.
cover myself." But Diash hold her fast. . half -page illuitration of a most - i
L.1u,". rful pris,.Ate lawn aiRd �srk. The ob. rldings. 0 next most importu,t .hnr* - i
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id -it tell me one thing-di.d Mr. Herrick ask., of CAnada's haraw.o3d ashes abouldhe It' en as to the, .feet -of sireq slad, I
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you to be his wife V' l . ,�n cur lawar.11 da w-. If tb OY do not stand strxjgb� OW I
: An I we thiak there is just the slighteab note .
� their fatt tbay cannot . I
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faras that ;.but, Die. he loves me no.and tioD. P,rhapa we feel tookeenlyou 'the- "lathe *aluible qualifloor 'I
he id an unnappy." Then Dinah sighed, C603 In 6, call horsol They must go I
hubject, bub.why should our Igood hj,rJw(od a
aid her hand dropped from her sist,Wis ath -a be takun to th traight. A,horisei that *ill go straight is I
a States l to be nse& , i
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a Im. I . � _90" I
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I high grade ft rbilizer, making their lawns the asIme ;I If he either paddles er rbIls, j
" You had better go," she returned. 11 I &r.d parks the most splandid,in the world-; &*1 &I would b� worth ouly $121 1
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des Mullins rrossing the bridge. If D&vid Sires 13 got is class if borse, may be *sher I
while -we. to accomplish this �same endl spend t i
come@ I.will make an excu-te for yoar ab- large mums of monty on their oonamtroisil standard br 1, thorzogh-bied, Holckae-v -or i
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sence." and Elizabeth ncidded and turned fertilizer, ? Su coach, if of I 9 pro.per type. A hot fi,jry- I
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all d weeks ago she had vain OHI My HEADU we OW! ]
ly tried to open � I a number of cases of rappol"d 1
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Elizabeth's ey(a to a sense of her danger. HOW IT, ACHICi I . consumption at baye, been - I
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pl ed obstinately ; Lul Dinah knewilia : �
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wi a wilfully deceiving lie'roolf-that her io- I I * I
tu tion was truer �haa her words and that I . One of the bw t descriptions of -an I
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ways on guard. aslit'she feared an ,invation I it - I t book, w-hroh. jr,jan Its title" -1 Thirty yam A
of her woman's kingdom. . I � Of 001611161- Ge4erament," � x ould hardly be ),
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Dinah mu'd have wept too in her ':grievous . . exPecttd to a0sl*in Ni1vthing of that sort. I
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dii appointmer t mind passionate -pity, for --- - . 0 autabl"phy -d the 11
her , ' late Sir Geor$s Bowen, who wrota & Wan - i
El zibitth's cho'ce seemed I 8 great a �
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miatolke. David Carlyon waa a dear fel!o W, I . I L book of G r.;eftl for the house of ,Mun%y s, P-1 i
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th ught, "before David's i-Dfluence � grew so 14EPLVOV9 afterwardsGov aoroiViotoria-andUsuri-
sti oug, she turely Would have disZovered DILIOVS tium. He wsa a Terpatio Trish Prttest"t,
h,,n that thsy were made for each ol�h - And . I
t er. SICK who dittinguilebod hilUS61f at Oxford,' I
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14 -. Herrick Is juit the sort of man she PXIUODICAL euli uently 'julastersd Italian And -othtr I
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him, and then, I VF1 - clal favor At the Vatiom
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n epite of his cleverveee, he in e 11reada6e, is not of Itself a News. but Is Pope Lea said .- " We have� bad extellt lot ra- I
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%nd good. " Oh, Betty, my darl it of the stom- �
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wept on, " w hy ciruld you and tbankcd bi ' m for bifj fairtlesi aLd: Vna' .�:
. nob have given : Before You can be oured You �nuat remove - D
-as. such a brother ! X shcul d have been so the cause. ! ess in all rhatter,s appfrtsining lo thil
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?r ud of him !" An I then Dinah dbecked Catholic church in the colonies. Dariag ,
' t111 svdif nee the Pope held the hani of Bir_�_ .
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iel-self in vErj, shame, for she ramember� Burdock Blood Bitters I
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:)rt vious evening that kha would take David will do it for you. 1� . ly conversed ai colonial al Sir Georg$ �
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