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6 . I �.. i . I , f -I I ! THE� H-U�ON EXPOSITOR. - � I MAY J69 '03 . � -
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oft IIERB OF Gl�ACIR I I ' I . rMwom in late—I mu P go now or Saul will question . , he Faid to bimself. 610 he Is more human ; mma= I
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BY ROSA OARRY, i I 11 1j - Bub you �ill think over all I have said I .1 , I - wht n a lighter weapon ill serve her pur , g-vt � - I - �
ABOULU Ir. '11� o � ,jhojeig and then she never forces confidence, - I � � i
I "I � I . and let me se, �, yr,u again ?" abked Malcolm I � I - V :
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__ 1� o � I . I * ! ihe moat (lactful woman I know." , L 0, Ha I
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� CH&PTER X�X. . 11 Yes, I )tly here as Leah en- I I � . - ..
� 0zh E % � : , .- - I w 11 think over it; and if pon. ,,) Malcolm broke off abral _ 11
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IN NE,NSINGTON GARDENS. I � . A i . sible I will b(,Iicre to-motrow., B c .. tered the room. Fho wora the same dark i � i I
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Tf 113 9-11 � 4 1 not answer you now. You have made e - red dress shg) had worn ha Vravious d , t - hmn
RrmiRITY � M " My' hair came out bythe htfia-
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. . 0000.00230M mind is aq constructed that iib resists vigoi. I "The square peg -in th round hole"
and yields to softnoss.-$T. ,FR' CIS DF figuratively expresses the use of means
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Cenulne I I t unsulted to the desired end. A great
11 You ara an early riser, Miss J cobi ' " b( , j�iauy people who have been cured of
I S obaetved in a fricndly tone. " Are you al- dyspepsia and other diseases of the stom-
'way ne � l i ach 4nd its allied organs of digestion and
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Cia ra at e r so I like an early mr,rning I walk," I she r 'I nutrition by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden
I p4ied qu!etly ; but there �Vas at uneasy Medical Disco -very say: tt e tried niauy
- Willi Rush on her face, an though she fo ad Mall taeditines with only temporary benefit.
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coWs society embarras.�lng.� " I $ener i w � not until we egan e use of
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Uttle Liver Plus. have the Gar&W to MY116 , ` b �_ '�Goloen'%Medical Discovery? that we
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.. . My brother ina, late riser, aud"tht� i4 , 3' found a 'complete and lasting ctire.11
Idust Bear SigneLturo cof leit-ure time. I have nevq mtt ;ou q8 � ' .
. I . � before, Mr.. Herrick -," and here L�ah ga,vE t $3;1000 FORFEIT will'be paid by
I . . . t...__ X___ him a quick, furtive glano'p Jrom u,�d- r h r WOR1,D's D.rsrUNSA,RY MUDICAL Asso-
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47- 70-104, - � long I"hes. / I � I � t CIATOw, Proprietors, Buffalo, N., Y., If
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" I deresay' not," be� r�_-turncd ccoll they cannot show the original signature
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. � �, ��f 11 this is hardly my best. � To tell � you t I of the individual volunteering the testi-
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--- - - � &D FSC,Slmlle wrapp,ar Below. . truth, Miss Jacobi, my 0,zr4nd is' to y U nionial below, arid also -of the writers of
� this morning." A quick, un4efinable expreal- every testimonial among the thousands
. *Mau a" as eav sion almost resembling fear,' came over her whictL they. are constantly publishing,
� face but she answered It � I thus pro�ing their genultiefless.
to take as sucaw t im quietly, .
I " You have come here to ,� talk to me ?" I (tIt is with pleas that I tell you What Dr.
� Pierce's Golden Me( at Discove,
. with an air of well-timulated surpria ,ryaud'Pellets'
A a ban lone for me 12, tes Mrs. T. AT. Palmer, of
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t&A R43 1 L think," a little stiffly, 11 we 1have only met I was taken with styniach and bowel tro�%le.
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FOR 11111.101191NES twice." � gve thing I ate would put me in distress, I
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FOR TORPID UVER. You are quite right, Miss Jacobi. :1 in. I felt as thou�h I would starve to death.
�, LL VER FOR*CONSTIPATIOlt. spoke to you firtt In the porch at .Cookha' rhrte.doctors atten . ed me --one said I had dys-
las chue,3h, and the aeooni time at tha E,h - rep -Ma, two said c tarrh of the stoniach and
" W SKIN., weW. They att ded me (one at a time) for
�FOR SALLO ridges -as far as th%t goes we'are little ad- oneyear. I stop l ta. ing their medicine and
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- IFOR THE COMPUXION quainted with each other ; but we have , tried some patei
I 026MIAZZI �NVOTRAVX I me. . mutual friend, you and L" , Then I he ea � , 11 grev, so weak ud nervous in heart would
IV_W1VW 0. .. her eyes suddtfily droop ; . fluttex-4 I coutd, not do any kind oyf work. Now
=VF1 I em�,�"_ . . I _: I can do iny house x�orlc very well, ant gaining
?. , � 1-1% 11 Frrgive me if I am vkbtu�t,ll he me4t itt
_� - _11esh and slreng�lt, and can eat auything I
11 - " but the matter concerns me jritimat4- want."' ' c
11- CURE $10K HEACfACH6. on, . .
i meathatyoniare en agod t, , Accept no stibstitute for Dr. Pierce's
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my friend, Cedic Templezon. �� . 'Golden Medical Discovery.
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VETERINARY It wag evident that she was prepared for I 1 Dr. Pierce's Coninion Sense Medical
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iOHN GRIEVE, V. S., honor graduate of Ontario startled her. Shestcol atilt and looked �t to pay expense of custorns and mailing
Veterinary College. A 4diseases of Domestl hirrr with an air of'proud displeasure. ! o?zlj,. Send �
sulmals. treated, Calls promptly attended to an . 31 one -cent stamps for the
charges moderate. Veterinary- Dentstry a specialty. 11 May Lask the name : of: your - infor - pper-covered book, or 5o stanips for the
. residence on Goderich street, one door ant, Mr. Herrick ?" hhe aek�d cold . ly ; b�b : loth .bound vo I lunie. Address Dr. R.V.
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of Dr Saaft.'s offtoe, Beaforth. .1112-tt he saw that she knew. � I . 1 1 Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. .
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. Cedric himself -we are closel friends ?" but � � I I -
he watchEd her narrowly as he said thiF. I j mreful-it you montion that name again I
. nuA I" ive y,, it. What i 3 the message .you
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� iave for'me from Miss Templeton ?"
1. tell Y(,11." Thcn she checked herself as sh� , 44
saw the mare he had laid fotJ hcr. ' " Whai � �yQa'phall hadw directly ; but there iE
JAMES L. KILLORAN, I I � i .
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� if I am engaged to him ?" as' though det ' i )ne 1 h:ng'I
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I arriste Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary � el I krid her sister are fully acqu%inted with yom
. mined to brave it out ; " it can aurglybe r, I
Public. Money to loan. Qf1toe, over Plukrad's Store �� I
kaln Street, Soxforkh.. - 1628 business of yours, Mr. Herriok." T4tra wa � ,!Ii�c--your partntage, your brother'k
� rising tamper in her voice. � I ccup3oConi, and above all, tljj fact that you
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. . R. S.. HAYS, I ' You must iergive me if 11 say I that I ard � ly�more than iix or tight webks ago."
differ from yr,u thera--�-my friend's 'ntereatk .
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Public. . He waza standin� bff.)r '3
� Solicitor for the Dominion Bank. Offlce�iu rear of are my own. Miss Jacobi, Ili �W Ca'I YO L - e hei, as h,3 epokel
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Dominion Bank, Seatort.h. Money to loan. 1235 recancileit to your conscieIV, 1.)IDjuretfia; I �
. I nise of wnrn3nly shams inade her cover
po -)r boy's pros acts by ent,L � ng ini -) a clan - � Er facie wi,.h liar hands. I
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iM. BEST,, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer destine engagement with him?" � " I Xvwae nou my1f6mll,," she almoit whia.
* Notary Public. Offices up stairs over C. W Re could see her eyes flash with anger, ereo ;� " I a
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PANWS bookstoro, Main Street, Sciforth, Ontario. � m tot�goad, but I am not so
. . 1627 but she made no reply. I tad as MI thati ; &iul, said it lid not matter,
" You know his position. 1 He ia tiliterls, I .
-F citor, &o dependent upon his Ei8tEra 1 is fathfr-lef and �f ter that, whenI began 0 gk t uncom-
yENjRY BE-ATTIR, Barrister, Bolt _� I 'fortablo, be' told trie ON lil �
-A-& ,4011ey to loan, Offloe-Cad-y's Block, Sea hini nothing ; he has no piof6esion ; he ba " , I � �
orth. 1679-tf � ! ta You mean It) 4Ad you that your huls-
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firm of he is far too -young to think of marry ink." � I I
I -,N HOLME3TED, stiocemor to the late I ; L91;.shivered and boxed hF:r head in a6 -
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�'. mccauguey 4. Holmeated, Barrister, Solicitor She opened her lips to a leak at�d � the4 , I
P 1gert. Then as ehe'saw Malcolm's kibel ard
aonvoyancer. and Notaay Solicitor- for the Czn ,closed therr. resolutely agaiD.! I I ;
. � Oityinf� look, she continued in a low, con-
. adlau Banic of Commerce. Money to loud. Farm 11 Pardon me if I am obliged t� bpea, 10traipea v<,ice, as � thlugh tomething com-
- top ga-le. Office in Scoil's-Blook, Alain Street plainly, bat I h%ve no optiom T14i i en 1 . �,
365forih. � � I pelled 6i r to epeak;-" It was rot all Sault's
.1 gagement cannot go on-y6u.. MuLt e: hirA i I i . -
free." r * f4it"t, jorglitnot1to have believed him,
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DICKINSON AND 0ARROW, Barristen, Solicit- . I , . ,f�r he Goes b'ot always tell the tzuLb. After
ora, ctc�, Godertch, Ont&rio. I " Wko says so I you or Ht gh %Wter V . ' time I found out iiiat it was a lie, arid
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E. L_ DiCKINSON. stopping and regarding him It trowx t,h3n it4was to) late-Codric knew I cared
1833 -ti - 0-11ARLES GARROW, L. L. B. that made her Icok for the i noment like f for ljm," � .
— " . beaulliful Medusa. Th( n the wat I ked or ,, y � �
. ou re�ally care for him ?" Malcolm
. . again. 11 Excuse me, Mr. lerrick," ver3 was bot a WL_V_- howl I abut] but his
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. DENTISTRY. I haughtily, " if I say that I regard you� one thrilled tI r)bkh Leah ; her inantic-r
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I i ,unjustifiable imp'84t'nmce. I reftuel to die fFoftened at"' more,' and her dark, tinfabhom-
" , I I - jable eyes were full'of wom6bly tendcrzets.
cuss the matter withyQu ; I �m Joing honie� I I 41
F- W. TWEDDLE) I I Is �hat such a elr3mga thing IV' she asked
DENTIST, Tartar -Tim r' raising her v ice. And she I � �
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Graddate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of On 9 l6ve ll'u, ?-So you'g:, Fo fredi, so true -Eo
Jario, postgraduate courae in crown. and bridge work had some trouble in overtaki g her. i � � I
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at Haskeli'tis3hool, Chicago. Local anasthetics for " Mies Jacobi," in an urgent voice, " I �my uU happy life .! � What does: it matter
podulese extraction of teeth. Offtee-Over A. Young's muet speak to you. I am an dccred,t3A ; .
grocery store, Seaforth. . 1764 amb 'sador from Miss Templeton.. and h , itilaat I 'am older- what bas age to do wiLh it
Sks , en twq people c�ra ,'or each other !"
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DR. F. A_ SEELLERY, DenUalt, graduate of ,the 11 They muA choose anothler ambassadol , Ag Ah, I vt ill gr.Ant you that," returned
Royal Colleze of Dental Surgebus, Toronto, SW ' ' � i Malcolm slowly I
honor graduate, of Department of Dentis�ry, Toronto' thent" an -i Leah walked oa ,faster. 'I ' -
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University. Office- in the Petty block, Hensall. Malcolm was at his wiV4 ends.1 . How, I I
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Will visit Zurich every Monday. commencing Mon- could lie compel this haughtyl and 8! inat( �*'e 11 t� ( 1� it an d in! the years to 6ome tte
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11) R. R, R� ROSS, L. D. S., 1)ant4t, graduate of . I . witbidiffictilf.y. 11 why am I talking to you
R. C. D. 3_ of Ontpri,3-, first class Honor " If Mi - as Jacobi is [E0 u0approaahable,' I' Le this, at (I I have nevf r even board MiEs
graduate of Toronto University. Highest standing he s;1id qu*el,ly, " p6rhaps: tLe- ("C-11-t"d I
in order of merh in the I%rgest class ct-cr graduated Ftrrari will not eefuse4o Ii tcn to me I Mp�leitob's Tressage," Then Malcolm eat
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I � in all its various forms. Painless extraction of teeth � it I �Vordp_ ;
by Local AnaeSthetioa and without any bad after been shot, and her face thrned wb .
efreote, Gas administered and all operations care.. " What do you mean ? I ow d re, T oii i 11 4 Tell her fir- me that if dis pereists in
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tally performed. Office ovor DiTis Store, Seaforth. H 9 1 Marryiug my poor boy, 4 li 3 will ba marrying
I call me thit- (Io you want to kill Ink .1) B a �' - .
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I - - the expression in her eyes was n(t lea,,aT, . tiako place I A all aht r my 'Will, and 111-t
I to see. For a moment she ; eemed, almol� mysiatierl'itzibath will be my beir. Tell
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TARD10 A L. I _y ; 11 or thi�, and I will %riLe to Cedric., 11
- . " -Hush-hush !" hq said s:otbing,j i �i There was no answer to this ; Lut he
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Dr. John McGinnis, have helpEd it ; but you would n , ot hea culd feel the tremor that passed through
me. Let its go down that little path �, r.' si She has Written," lie.went on, "and
. flon. Graduate Lop -don Western Univeralty, member - i by this: time Ctdric has her letter- M iss
st Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. there is a seat there, and we d will talk thl
Oftlea .-_�nd Realftrica-Yozmerly occupied by Mr. Win. out quietly ;" and taking he�t' arm, he geL t13 �acobi,; it yr,u love tials poor lad, I;ow call
rickard, Victoria StroQt, noxt to tho Catholic Chnreh i 011 have the hearb to ruin him ? Be gen.
guided her to the bench. "'Sib down a& �
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____ - . recover ycurself," he continued kindly, foi (roui, mercif �1, and set him free !"
Phe was drawing deep breath6 as though she Tbt a slae.-ttiraed tipan,him almost fiercely.
DR- L H. R0831 M. B. were op the wrge of an hyliterical autack. : " Ge'nErous ! � merL Ful !-and wli.) Ii%s
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It, - Malcolm felt secretlyfrightened at tlit, �re' #esli aL �I _bI � y
Office over Grei & SLewart'd Store, sult of his experiment. It was clear to him � � od h4ve traded on my beauty-
- Seaforth. � that the m(re utterance of her marriednamE my hateful teaut ' d sold me without
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Night ca,11satteuded to at the office. almo-t maddened her -that f6r. some becul . yA,�ad now," still more pas.
. - pity �or remorse.
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moment .she had played bar c�rda we'll ; a be oomeb�tweenm6ardhappiaess. Youwish
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ance, and then by refusing to diooazis V)e oueY,', a a (01tidued. indignatitly, 11 but
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Offic * engagement with him. That he w�s Miss �Olr himself, and be'caus!3 we love -each other,
e and Reeidouce---Cioderich abrect, eat . I
Methodi4 church. ':. Templeton's mouthpiece and"measen er mat- U is Saut who thinlra of the rro.3e-y ; but he
Ti;Lnri(oN-y No. 46. tered little or rothiog to hpr. No *onder will not, believe tbe�it tnessage-he known she
Coroner, for the County of Huron. I Maleolm, found�-himself n d. A ; v�M ii t, do it. Her sister E;iz).beth is rich
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_�_ momentlate'r he heard hisiname called. ,, rich., jind we should be so po)r.1'
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. . Leah's manner had changed ;I the was still 11 You ire wrong, Miss Jacobf, Ehe will
DRS. SCOTT & MaCKAY, - very pale, but did had ragal�ined outward 1doit. Miss Templeton is grnble and loving.
PHY.SICIANS: AND SURGEONS, calranc-sa. "I will hear you now," she. said b.4t sheis very ficm. 16 is possible -nay,
410derliah. street, opposilp Methodist church,seaforth in a low voice ; " bub you r6ust be more P obablt—that sbe'wtuld continue Cedric's
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a. SCOTT, gzadus4a Victoria and Ann Arbor, mad -) 11 will h%ve nothib' more from her." .
member Ontario College of Physicians sud i 44 ' 9
Burgeons. Coroner for Couaky of Huron. 9 i � Da you mean that she would let him
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Q. if.&cKAY, honor graduate Trinity -University. I � I
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gold medalist Trinity Medical College. Member SCOTT , I I ean that hewould have to work for
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Callege of Physlotana and Burgeons, Ontario. . t�s brea(l. as othcr meahave to work,
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- I ably be a failure. Miss Jacobi, I t-ntreat
RED CEDAR SHINGLES. U V& Q you to Iiitm to me for, a few mom'ients_j
�, I .kp am speaking for ycur gocd as well as big..
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The undersigned w4hes to announce to the public I% I i
havi b 14rge quantity of the three best ' a �novement of aspent.:Malco'm never could
'a h' a L C6 El+JLJJ��,;,Ijj i S � re '
that Sco, � the I
brands of ,ged �Uegar shingles, and by getting a liberal . Coll ect'af terwat (1, i �
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discount for cash, is propared to sell them to ous- 111C,,111S (;[ life al -ICI ()f t1jel ell- bat his W. ords, strong, elcquent, convincing,
kouters at prices that defy competition. . 1". C, seiam, d tb overwhelm her like a torrent, aDd
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J()� n"Clit of lifC (,f tholu:�an�
S. LAMB'S Lumber Yard, Seaforth. I ye$ hiq 'manner va�,s perfectly quiet and '
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HEMLOCK LUMBER. 111('11, Avoillen-:and childrum calm. ' �
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Having In stock at the Seafarth Lumber Yard a To the Incil .,ic(At's 1�'11,11ul- or t nPotibing would
. ,very largequaofityof all the diff.orentlangths and [pallit%tethe faot� tha
widtlig, is prerared to fill any.bill that is presented �,; ()T I ()- i N, C -i - tjj,� f-1 C.,, 'I , -111CI reO'oncile�,Miss Templeton and her sister to
ithe very best quality of Hemlock. 1-1 I - su0i a marriage ; that her brothfr's obar.
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1-V I 0 r,�garded by them with fibbor-
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Haw -Ing bought a large quantity of pine from a -(� � . , � y the sister of a billiard -maker-ii mere
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V tior Of body lc)szscs firom 4dvein turer and gambler -was utterly impog.
arge firm in Muokoka, I arn getting pine dressed . � .
ooth, sides or one Bide, for siding, flooring, ceiling; , y Nvra:�'Amrr isca,e. sible ; a4d Leah's heah was bowed low a3
wide plank for water troughs ; spruce and baleam 'I 11 11-1 di she listened. He touched delicately on her
for gravel bo -,es, light and durable. Also white t
F() r women .Scott',i E. mil- i o*p past,�'but him few words were terribly
cedar abingles-XXXX and XXX and XX of best make . , . : � . _. I
- alwaya on hand. � Convincip,a_ " You have spok �
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111d h1i(,,(,d. 11:�)r ,.,.,,.- fill S, love for Eliz-ibeth inads him el :
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Opininlons of Leading Physicians. for thin an(I -ickly boys ,1�ckfs ,,,,, do her this one service ; he must de- !
I have examined Strong's Pilokone and havepre. 11 ' ' livOrherpungbrdther;-otit of the co:.t.Am.
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Ecribed it in my practice I I Vhilistin�s ; and so
j. m. Ptmrt, M. D., SON, hf./D., Ccr,,ncr, London Sond for frz�!e sample. � . he reasoned and pl�aded with 1psah as he
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- Price, $1.00. For sale by druggfat;s, or by m2il, on SCOTT & SOWNE, Chon-iists, I , � I e lefol a.
xeceipt of price. Toronto. Ontz ria. , Soon she was weo iDg ; ,118 co .;d see the
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W. T. STRONG, XanufaOuring Chemist, London, 50c. and $1.00; all druggistE. �!tea�s dropping intoTer lap. W4
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I. Bible say . e is no peace for the � of which yer's Hai- V*o.--
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peace fEr mej� the outsida coating and a ape .of the I I I packed this. last n ght," she said .in a I ing out and restore'd theco:toil* ,) Y_ --- E ,
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L No -no, on musb not say that," he re- ill are imitated and the na C-Dod : - Mat S s.
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turded kindly ; It lot megive I Pi 3 I . a vhen Malcolm : t I �.
you my card, ' you give it to him ?11 glanc- � I
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thatofmay know whera to find me. Mies . ad at the address ; It wag to Cedric, and he � 6 '
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I shall be yo friend for life." But Ehe tors have none oe they wouldn't Imitiate. i . i t ko Ar i P s ,A--yer'so ffirsir I
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farther with I r. � Kidney PilL% Do not be dece4ved. There she observed, in the e subdued voice.
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was right ' as told Mine Templetoa ; Leah I I i - (To be Coitinued.) - C, � r.. 7
Jacobits mor sivned agsinat than sinning. I i I - .. - ; - - glos d" you feel --- ,
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Saul Jacobi a id Count Antonio Ferrari have s e c, te i-ri -u " such:
marred her hi odiwork." And all the rest William Dean Howelis was talking about I
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of the day Mi 1001m thought of Leah with I the slight change of ph se that may make �, r2_ .
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he was has la(14 - - added. I Thirty pieces of sifvcr. dear . - __ - �_ . . W.=
ome better. Jow=.' � friends, is $lE 1 , . .
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Not as litt la'h as we dare, but as much as . . I - I The tlotg :- .
, � nt on heatedly 1: , - much more than the 'bstimatq. �
we can. -Bis rol! OF WESTCOTT. archway were thrown. ba -3k and ]Uah 6atet. we., TOF, Judas %Etra�ed the Master, he outlay has been abo t $125,000 ia add'tioij,
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Malcolm wrote to Dinah that af ternoon, her face. She looked as though sh� had - t �� old plants. Onditare 0 L
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giving her a fill account of his interview spent a night in weepi g, that had. dimmed ' fable for �ale, ar.
. with Leah Ja � bi ; then he e Howell's concluded, " but somehow, it Bufli- 6 L horse -power is alai
; rest her be3uty ; the hand she g%V6 him was icy I t i I d Of
of the day making up arrears of work. The oold.- Perhaps she read the 'silent pity in ced to make everibody smile." i about 450 has b I f n -disposed �f ab a vgry .
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last post brou 4ht hiEn a -reproacWul. little Malcolm's eyes, for he � lips quivered. I . I I a OWer. A
notefrom AU a. g , d deal of this has been taken by indul.,
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quickly ; " only I have vob slepb, and'the �_ - I .
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Why are you §tiyir1g away in this unman. night was so teirible. You were right to M'othcrts all over thel Dominion will be f tories have been started reoently,,and
uerly fashiol j you naugli�y 0 e their inception Ito the cheap electri%
. boy ?" she come early, Mr. Herrick ; sometimes Saul spared many an anxious hour if -tbey 07ill � I
wrote. If It ten whole days -since you . , p wer available. By further W.011diture-
takes an earli(r train than he says. He has keep always at hand a �ox of Baby's Wn -
Ware I� are, an T we both feel lone and lorn � done that two or three timer, ;:1 'he - de c1lares Tablets and give them to their little ones as much as three th�n3;and horse('power ca
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playful m o:ds ihe cLuld dete(.t a kh%de of he never really trusts me. He made we occasic ii may reqtiire. . he balance stapda' samewh%t as fol.
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he slept. r ew, -"I caunob plaise by's Own Tablets prin ipal and interest i $1.3,000. ,
' keen, steady glanoe, u der which she � , �
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d t� aloud to Mrs. H(rclok the atill paler. , I eno-Ligb. When I hem my baby girl I ; I L
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next morning, j and they Loth agreed!that i6 " Yes, I Nvill tell yc a -; he h%s gone to s�e was very bad withgowt400pirag cough, and and alaries -, � '6,5(0. ��
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was a charmlog letttr. The dear Lome C,dr1c. H,ewa waitirigfor la cutting her tetth beside With both these I � .
. people Tr,u..t I rgive his Peemillg neglect �- I I !
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said, for it 'a not poisible for him to I it ba sta d and he saw amt 'anwebeen I gQ troubles at the same time she was in a bad RE,: ENUjE. $19,15W :
. put face that something had happened. i 0 , way, and slept bu littl( either day or night. . - � . '
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ing a trobblesbme affair for a friend thAt i i � .
find a thing out he is hke a gimlet, one hi is there was already a change for the better. Fiom private usEra of elia.-Arte
Im a gr at deal of anx �
gave 1111 iety and! worry. no chance at all. He ield my wrists until I She slept well thr ugh thq day and nearly I lia,ht I 9,OOD I
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Ro d9wn agaii , and be could not .spare. an bruised they are," and the showed him t�e as I was nearlyworn oub losing Eo muchrast ; I __ . I .
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h(ur fer sooim duties. purple marks. " Oh, how angry he wa I at night. She criBd- al o3t incer.santly'be- I - i $21 , ;1W . ,
" Oxford -I wondtr if the busin§ss con- I never saw him in su(b a rage before, but �t* fore I began giving her he' Tableta, but in j i
�!ei ii,3 bia frien 1 - $ a cash rofi it $1,500i ,
a, C, dric Templeton," obsery ,,�howing t ,of abot:'
-him more d 3'ermined to burry On a abort time the c ugh ( eased, Ell 3 out ix add; 04 I , poe
only made . . E- I ition. the t has- ftiat�, et light
. ed Anni thoughtfully. But Mrs. Herrick the mariiage." . I teetb, grew cbee ul ani began to gain won- f,r.. e fire protection ::: ee, and fre light lot-
oaly looked grave and said she did not &$ I Vol, eve I
I He has no objection then t) your mar- derfully. In fact I 1301 1 owe her life
know, aud th ,t evidently Malcolm did not . 9) � rn i inicipal building1p, iAluogethcr, Mayor
ryii)g a pauper ..' as Ked Malcolm coolly, to Baby's Own T blets as I do not think StIallfield figu�es the proft to Orillis St. .
wish to enli�hfe,n them. She �spoke dis- but inwaidly he was boiling with impotent she would hive p Red Ithrough had it not- aliout $7,000 a year. l i .. 11 I .
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rather absent,jud distrait for the rest of poor," she returnrd sadly; " he only laughs sickly child." ;
.day. She hac , watched Malcolm narrowly at the, idea of Miss Templet on disinitcain' These Table ts � ill cut aalI, the minor &il- . t takes i:noney tovoi�e the opinion of"iw- . .
and had come to the copolusion that Ila had !9 l Is : I I .
, him. ' She wants to fr ghten him and choke ments of little (nos ; they 1,, ara ganaranteed lvyE r- i i I i �
oometh'ng on .�is mird. All his atteMpt3 at itif off, but �A good man isn�t nec�ssarily a desirable,
I know a .rick worth two of to contain no opiate, and can be -given with . .
gaiety, hip little jokes, his badinage, did not that,' was all be said ,i and than he, onolc-4 advantage to the joung(st and most delicate "I . I I
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deceive her fo a moment. Trouble had downand called mea little fool, and bade child. Sold by all dniggiats or rent b mail Pride goes before i fall-ard it goes mucit.-
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come to'him. 1: In some ways lie wa a me bring him' the time -table, and .ten mid- at 26 cents a box by wridog to the Dr. q I I
'he lo,ked.older, graver, 11 . . . 3 eculators love d-dgs-%t least they
ch.krgad man_; I and utes later he �told me he was going to Okford Williams' Medicine Co-.. Brockville, Ont. P : are
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preselor, as of . , . I rhe man7who thinks ilixt his -wife is.
lone who has workF-d hAi d in ' You mean about your marriage ?11 i . kr . CT ey. ; . I
turmoil of Hou And this trcitble-could it i I I b1jn& tiffid to ¬her .
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be or naect(d i a a ny way wi th this myeteri- I . �
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I t Who is it',s gettin all t e space the papers .A. womaWsl idea of a con-v"ienb hoitte-
oud Ellixti-Voth, 'of whom be never spoke ? Leah put it in -his han( She had said all .
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Ab, that w" I he question over which Anna have I o spare ? is ne that his three closets in each fcom. .
. this in a weary, mecha ical voice. as though L . ?
pondered co he4vily as her fair head bent she were recit*i I I 'Tis,Mr. Gamey', 't's r. Gamey. I a fool Possesses tact.. and assurlanop hK- ,
ig- a lee on she had learned X
over her typewritt-r. ff by beEirij. ', I �( . � Whose n%me is this on very lip, in every wi I distance the wisie ':guy who possesses,
Maloolai'lial o-.dered an early breakfast n I � � breath of air ? u,L thir. � . I . I
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again in hill oi �n room, bu t as he eat down turns with me—functi n day after to-mo�_ Tie -Mr. Gamey, 'tis r. Gamey. � IL Womau� i. ii't necessiqlrily fond of fiction .
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to ib Hepsy-bi � ught him a note. ' A slip of row, nine sharp—all arranged—.haDg r6. Oh, Mr. Gamey'! -oh, Sir. Gamey I ; b lauze sho listens patiently to hor 11 -as- � .
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waiting for an � augwc r. I �, If you have nev
as he gave it ,back to her, A - er tried �to make any .ojae
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Malculm ba 1 never seen the handwriting . " Do'you uaderatan4 it ?" she asked, . I I happy you ",have no ideaj of what you hava 11
before, but he 'at once guessed it was from � . as. Ob, Mr. Gamq . ob,jMr. Gamey I rr i sted. j I - . �
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in peboil, and was with( 11 t a ny convet tional haven't anything to show for it but"the 91- .. �
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I afraid. He does in t trust Cedric I ; he Who ia it said that be wa,3 bribed and didn't in ' � ..
beginning (.r tnd. , � thinks he is -weak and asily influenced and w of their neighbors. 11
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I am not g -will fears that you ma,y get a 'Tie Mr. Gamey, 'Lis r. Gamey. . I
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Tcu come stra �lib to 12 Gresham Gardens ? hie one ideik is to have I the marriage, cere- Wlv3 is it faces every w y, and lools before, LIME] A MIRAOL'S. �
If ycu come ea0y y(�u will find � me alone, mony performed befora Mies Templeton I? a' I I I I � �
.t night, and will be knows of it." � I . � I I
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back I 'Tie Mr. Gamey, 'Lis r. Game I I
by mid d ay Send aEswer by bearer." " Ah, just so ;" but Malcolm mutterEd ; Y. I �ielson � Lefor Vouches for th&
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walked to S'0�,' Square stat;:oa his thoughts morrow, and,there is n� time to lose. If lie O�, Mr. Gamey-arney-a e -cooh ! . �
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a Why had 'Saul comes, and I were to s�e him again," and ' IJMORLEY,� G. y Co., �- oat, MAT llth.--
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Jacobi goae d1wn to Oxfozd—on what her eyes grew Who was it told:! &'st�ry, and who told it (qpecial).��,So marvellous is the ,Oure of I
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mischief m as lie bent ? Malcolm felt Ii 3 had pitious " I should not have the ktrenguh-to very well ? � MIrs. Thomas Hughes, o� this place, thatib, ;
good reaeorilcir his feare. Cedric -'a weak _" i 'Tie Mr. Gamey ,tie r. Gamey, I
. , do it—to do what you want." 8"'s almo 3 toecessarl to prefix the state-
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nature would be like wax in A t 9 Who then could tell ano her if another was nt.of Ndtoa Lefor, J,;. P., zl-, I -op- I vouch ,
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the hands of t �iia unscrupulous advinturtr ; breathlessly, 11 Do yo mean that you wi I 11 to tell ? I I its trutN.'-' Mrs. Hughes says : 1� � IJ
he *would eiml ly mould him to his will ; I lie � I f0t �
. give him up?" 11� Why, Mr. Gamey, yes', Mr. Gamey. 11 I had pain-- up my opinal column, in!my
poor lad's p Bionate love fcr hie aiater 66 . ; � I
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Yes, I mean that," in a choked voice. . h1aid, over my, eyes, aenps my back,throagb
Oh. Mr. Gamey ! oh, Mr. Gamey ! �
would be.turn d to account and made to " I must give him up—the only -creature [I I my left side'. and occasionally through,'my
further his o 1. wily purposes. 1 Malcolm ever loved, a rid. % ho was goo d t o me. All Y�11 re 'the smoothest coon th-e country ever r�$ht side. !I would f '
groan(d inwa _dly as he reaU*md that their I I knew, � I or tbiee nigliti at a
ime never Ones my eye� ja el- -1-1
Eole c night long I wats thinking of it, fighting and 0h, Mr. Gamey ! oh - 9r. Gamey ! t . . . eep. —
hance l'y with Leah herself. Her attuggling for my Pcor little bit 0 �Such was'zMr,s- Hughei' condition fbirfour
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meseage 11A 911vcii him a shade of hope, but f haPP'- Oh, Mr. Gamey -amey -a-r aey -3ooh ! I - I - I
nebs ; but you were righb, Mr, Herrick, I I y are. Fof. nearly i It re6 ,years :she wm in 11
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he w(uld nob 411ow himself to be sabguine ; love him to-) well to drag him down to VVI10 was it lost his li-a� one day, and bed. Five 1doctors ftelited her unoucoess.. ..
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he knew"too well that women of Leah' C,ill- poverty and ruin, for Saul would ruin him ship- fully. Hear the remark�able sequel In 1dif. . '
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bre were not always to be dept-nded t ji . 9 ped to Buffalo ?
; In I know that too well." � . � Why, Mr. Gamey, yes Hughes' --own words. � I �
such cases one�'i must reckon with mobd &Ili Mr. Gamey.
. 10 "I know it t o,j. God bltsi you for this Who caused hie friends to weep wit I ill I have t&ken fourteen boxes ,of Dodd's 11 .
impulses. H r brother dominated her ; he noble resolve,"raturmd Malcolm quickly;; 811 ,h rage I Klidney Pills, and am now strong and 016 .
was the cNA g nitis of her I fe. How could but she stoppE d him. - I . d, tear their hair for woe? , : -
atly C119 hope o influenoe her, when .she. Why, Mr. Gamey, just Mr. Gamey. K do a gcoi day's w4)rk. Thanksto Dodd'* -
poor soul, � " Hush ! tot a word of praise.; you' do �_, I - . I 'Pillj�.,? .
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live under a reign of ,t-rcor ? not know—I have been to blarn I 6 as well me Ob, Ali. Gamey ! ob, Mr. Gamey ! , dney I � . �
One might as ell ask some wret lied pris- Sc ul. n . � I � - I -
11 But now what am I tol do 9 They You're the oldest bir(I the - country ever :
oner to break I the fetteis that bound him Mo . Some Facts.
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ap to expect, L ah Jacobi to walk out of 66 Noy of course not. Is therp any friend 0h, Mr. Gamey ! oh, 4'r. Gamey ? + XV.8 wist mmistfr who can keep tht-
that house of Oondage a frF-e womqn. to whom I could take you V I But Leah Oli, Mr. Gamey. amiay-arbey-000h ! m mbeas of is chiir from quarre?ing,
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Maholm foundit IMP03bible to rid him. sht ok her head. � I -L � � its like a tonio. Ib ge'nErSlly'
self of I liase gloomy foreboding's ; j3evertho- " We haye no friende, onl , a few ac- WEo is it killed his chances and who's ho PB, but the taste is bitter. -
less be made ch go. (I epee , it w- y kilt- -
Is d that as quaintances at Henley,; ut I could not go I gme people 1
barely half-pa,ab nine when he Ftood on b ed has party's, too ? , think Patriotism is merely - �
-the to ihem. I might t%ke a loiging some- Why, Mr. Gamey, ye3� Mr. Gam6y�, be 'ng blind to , their country"s weakness.
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stone porch at 12 Greaham Gardens. It was where, only "—h(ra hc.r Pcor face grew Because i2obody ever kn wa how much he , _ho eats cheap meals In or,der
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evident that lia was expe3ted, for thttigh crims(n—" Saul nevcr gives me any moneyi says in blue ? 1. to smoke good elgara after them isn't alwaYs-
the maid who adm'tted him regarded � ad eerf ul sc�
somewli-it a . I him -except a few thillings at & time ; he pay' Ye -3, Mr. Gamey, yes, Mr. Gamey. .U'l.
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ur.. usly, she did not ask hi my bills or leaves t hamunpald, but al� ,
name,but ocni cted lilin at 4nce iip�t;Lirs to y !- -0h, �r. Gamey ! of 6 trunk Rile might not be able to -wean -,a - '-
a money." I I You're the debd�tt duck Ithe counlry ever Cal ,� T I
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han-lisome dri ming room where a fire was ways makes him engry'whcn I ask him . fo . 0h, Mr. Game, . .1 I . I
buTDiVA. knew,. j L man who is tinally Oestituts of &mbj_ -
"That need be -no diificulty," returnaO 0h, Mr. Game ' � t'O ;. I
The htdefo)-tc-rriers, Tim aiii Tartar, Malcolm kindly. 11 Will you allow me to y 11 011, Mr. Gamey !. 1 smsy,exiet,butthritis"all,
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began barking :uriously sit the eight of a settle things for you 9" Then she looked at Ob, Mr. G3meY-amey-amey-000h ! . L Theory isof but little valune if you do not
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. them the plual Ell t1ins that veiled the him profoundly. ! Your Opportunit:�, to Get W ell. Add t oget her the zealot :and the fool and
I NEENVIENN� - " Will You P110 on your walking thiugs' . � I � I yot have, indeed, a dangerous quautit
I You are offered Dr. bh,A9,3 , y. .
. -Nerve Food as the When time hangs heavily on onea banar, -
at once. while I make my plans ?" he went.. most pelfcctrestorativ4p,bloo creator and system �
Nery s on. 11 Be as quick an possible ; -we musti builder that was e-, er preptire . Tho name of -the It I, i a hint f4r him to go to work.
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� I not lose time." Ar,d sh' enb off with thel this, and besides, you lt�ve be teat mony of a ,
. . � ready obedience of a chi and hundreds cf cured �onk in ev [ aore� 41ash gre"y dishes, pots or pans with --
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eadaches Malcolm hastily review(d the situation. audtheUnited States. yoi can use it knowing e�per's Dry Soap a powder, It Will Te- 'IN,
. i that it 18 bound to do you j,) . . L I e
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take It or ? lie' thought �f his mother' ; then � - __� I
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, Mrs. Bailey, �632 Queen's Ave.. London, he *remembered that she Was a �, woman of Municipal Owne rs ip atOrillia. ! i
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Ont., whose I �usband is with the Globe strong pr6judices—she had he . � SOMe (*Uesses at Truth. �
Casket Co., sL 3ea:—" My nervous system and would � no a Municipal en-terpriaes at Orillia -fur. � V I hiskey atid the po!ice get . a lob of man, � T
.4ecline to 4ee with ot] ,er people's nish the theme of Mayor Smullfield's latest I 4 trouble. I I
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was in im exl 4usted condition. I could eyes. Leah would be to her mer an ex- investigation, as reported In the Renfrew 1!l ope and bustle enable a man to gain hie 14,
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not - sleep wel land suffered a great:.deal tremely dangerous and objsction :'byte you n Mercury. The town has owned its water- eads.
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r beadach(s. Experience ha roven woman, and she would dislike he idea of workg since 1883 and an electric Ii � .
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� to me the rem, �rkable value of Drs �l . ght plant Pbverty keo many a man Jr -)m 1
h4se's Anna, being bi ought into coDtact wit Ii her. a: ' ' � do . najkIng *�
Nerve Food. i have found it a splendid inee 1887. A % hile ago � the -town council foot of himmelf. i . �
� The Keetone would help hi , he knew found itself confrcnted by two problemp. Cmaistency in yourzielf is symonymou
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OLM free irOM that, and Verity woulclk be a trusty and The demand for water and light was growing Witl obstinacy in your nelghbof.
beadaches. I east and sleep better than I faithful IWle counsellor *, but Chpyne Walk to rapidly that it was nece3gary to enl&rge
have for.a long'time and feel real wall in � A man who lives beyond hi i Income i4 SO
every wAy 11 . I was harely the place for h..r, andl he would the capacity of the plant by at leatt 50 per to live benest.h his opFortunitier. � I
* � ! not be safe from Cedric. 1 ! cent. Farther, the price f fuel was rising,
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Neryods haVISChas Can Only be per�man- For amoment he.thought of the Wo -)d From $1,800 a ye-ir At had gone up. I 0 63'. M any a mao walks the floor at 00t bs--
entl cured b . cause his wifeldoesn't believe in pa,tegotio-
y " enriching the bloo& and House—the would never look for her OCO. If the existingi plant were enlarged, Y)u proba ly wouldn't feel flattered if __U
settifij the n Wvous systein In perfect there ; but L dismissed thin IdeA the next fuel would co3t fro,6 $4,50) to $4,800.
order. Dr. C iase's Nerve Food f3 n'pt a momeut. No ; the Manor House wa - yon know %h t the people ,you think at:, . U
o their . At Ragged Rspidal,i 19 miles up the Sev. tool( th f�__ -
relief for headache but a thorough and only resource. He would put her ic Mrs. e m-, j a an in -.cc I - ink of you.—Chicago Tribune, - �\
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and nerve force and makes the weak � and -
lasting cur It creates new, rich blood Godfrey's care, and ask her 0 keep her safe water -fall. Eagineeks ebtimated that for Couighs, eat 9 hsar"ves4 and other thrmt-
until they bad made $heir plans. Mrs. $75,000 about 800 �iborae powcr er,uld be allitlents are ,quickly, r eso �
sickly strong, well and- vigorous. It is I elieved by ior lea*
Codfrey was a Woman Of the world ; she generatid, a thAt 720 h ,rie-power of this tab%ts,tence4tsperboz. Aildruggists �
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nature's greatest restorative- 50 cents a would make allowances for any bu n could be d ivered at t wn. The inter- 0 — I .
box, at all dealers. or Edmanson, Baites & creature so broken and buffeted in the bat- e3t charge would be abou I 1 . f iL
, $4,300, or - less _MLr. E. Stewart, Dominion SuperiO ,a, I
Co., Toronto. tle of life, whose womanhood hid been so than tha piobable cost of the fuel Vecessary dent of Forestiry, h%a received � reporti from
. tempt -d and clushed. l�Hia mother was to eupply mujh less "power, The ra -
kind-hearted, but her syrnPathies w(re'less sanctioncd the entetprise, tepayers I Man "Ltoba and �else where i0the` West,ritlt*
Jq , broad, and aEe often failed in tact. Leah Owing largely I ingthatthe c(auntryis very dryand bugh I
Dr. C as e* S to the inaccessibility of the spo% the cost of firewarebeing I fought in ma.y quart*r#,
would be to her a puzzling enigma. He felt building the da L I
, m" Xcavabing the flumes, The ilepartmedt has ercnb 6ab a millionor
with shrewd in tuition that it would be im- building& new elect 0 Pumpforthewatiar- young trees, Mostly leaf maple. ath, elm wt
poslible for them to undeistand each other. works. inate Bing ge eratit g and jransmiai- I huisdan poplar . They ar itied moltlY 0
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