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ERR -B OFj GRACE.' - ;; 66 Ing; and she found that .Malcolm had just . � _ . I �_�
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BY -ROSA4 CARRY, 1, � , ous and rei orms of � ple which tend 'to show that the world � 1;
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� . . fir' warming himself aftei his cold drive, I , would be better off without teleAraphs, tele- .
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Father ! we. need. Thy minter as T y ! [� constri ned and guav&d than usual, and I
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But through them ill Tbyptrang orma i '��' 0, e for which Dodd's Kidn�y -and hi id
. I I 11 . . 9 V her quiet, matter -of -fact way- 1_� attend some loml celebration. He was sue- -
carry a j, , - .0 in � I �i wo .� � die.. I 11 Mr. Herrick is No kind � and obliging, . � Pills are the only certain cessful. -and in his enthusiasm thought he
Thy ratrmmt 4ear t''bearing large abar 1, . - . cure. In Dropsy the Kid-
. J, i . 1;1 Be,tty ; he has promiged not to leave us un 1 neys are actually dammed would surprise.his congregation by sending 1 7
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, . ttAfter mybal�y me in January, x9oo,7; wrifes t�l quite'le't t .'morrow afternoon ' that will a telegram. His message, in . French, of I -
Becauae Tho6 lbvest goodness more th*M- i Xrs� Nancy Abne of St. Paul, Ark., tt I suffered give us plen7�ycof time for a nice talk. You up, and the water, which course, read something like this :-" The
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juy . i1_sev'%T )rts of acheq and pains, until see, Cadrid *ill be with us this evgning, and . I should be expelled in the BishoV-and I (et moi) will arrive at such and d.(
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In them Tfo% loveFt, Thou dost let them the �!fol � (, when I read one of I ge form of urine flows back I
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. _: I patulphIets. irg, t female di A wyrllte� we -is so much that I want to say."' and lodges In the colts of
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, -GE6-R(*;E MA(,l)aNA-LD. -surdy I woul di as our physician told me I 11 I thick I can take him off your hands," * h �
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Ar,d so it was sett'ed-Elizaboth had er Tath6rly advice Ica sed my health to be restored. which pl the dridn. ator bad jumbled the first two word,s' and . H
. li -reels Itavorite Pre- Malcolm, though he noticed that she avoided 7 to - turned the 11 et moi " into 11 eSt morb. ., I
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way.; and after a little they talkcd quiet] , ri'ti�n, three: of ' Golden 'Medical Di.1covery I I , Restore
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of their iu',ura Plans. The flitting was to be and: thrce.-.ial& of 'Pellets,� together with your abruptness in her ma��--jer that almost h C 91t h. - There is only,one There In a suit for damages pending in
accomplisbcd as soon as roisible.-- The other rein I add I am now able to do all my ey Medicine . . North Carolina, which shown that American
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- touse would be ready fcr'them -in another -;eiak and IsIA rien are invited to �6 Mr. Carlyon has sent you - telegraphy are liable to just am --disastrous S
. week. Dinah would go do%n- &tt to make �coolpult Dr. Pierce, by letter, firee, and Mr. Herrick. He thinks you will be -'sure to Wi
artangementio, and Cedric would accompany call at the vioaraue and he would like you to . mistake's. � 11 Operation performed ; patienb
her, and stay Let Ventipr until it, was time- so 1�obtain %Nitliout charge or fee the e% , D O'DEYS doing Well ; return home to -night," was the
. ' ' . look in at the White Cottage as you pame. . hospital iurgeon's message (the one he tried � ti
. for him to retui n to Oxford. The Or -inge a , ce of, a: ., pecialist upon diseases , He says that he would be pleased to shake , f
of racene v ould be got d for him, and in P , I liar -to women. All correspondence hands with yoa." . to sdnd) to the anxious family of one of his if
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many ways be would be useful to Dinda is, eld as strictly p ivate and sa There was nodcubb that Malcolm Was KIDNEY I . patientq. 11 _O�eratlou.,,performed, patient sen
Eliz;belh aho told Dav-d that his father Buffalo - N. Y. surprised. He une4neoiouely atiffEned. I dying, will return him 1 to -night," was. the you
had prornibed ti tcavel 'C'own with them ; . � ' 11 He is very kimd,'-' he said rather form. ' way it came out. The irief stricken wite of
I li--t he inteE ded to fi d a I tenene fcr The Invita-1 n, to consult Dr. Pierce, � . burried to what sbe supposed was the death-
Stokeley, ancl that N M10ii7lu"p, byl letter, ftee, is not to be confuse(I ally ; " but of aourse I mean to call, or at
robably re- I _ least leave my card -I had just told your 1111111111I bed,And found her husband feeling very -
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and this last iter tion seemed to Made by irreslonsible persons who are� " Perhaps you had better call at the times," went on David. "'She says thsb if Of the transaction was her sudden transla-
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next moment be observed, 1'. a rath(r wor- = e this Eort of thingif the sending oper place
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1, J practice ly.1 " Mr. ()arlyon is rarely cup of his room not h%ve done more; she is so grateful to 8av I -
ried tone, I h -At it would be a great expense, of �neficlue. before mid day, and all hours ara alike to you Herrick."t Perhaps he would have said atqr always transmitted the punctuation noon.
and that he was afraid Theo wc, Dr. Tierce s Pavorite Prescription is a , arks, instead'of allowing ihe race' nights
U'd Object. t Mr. Charri,agton." And when Malcolm more, but Malcolm checked him. _, M I'ver to
" Th(o will have to mind her own busi- sa.'G�s and rel� able remedy for the enre of tv,row in commas and periods as he some- sary cl
ness," reVuinid Eliz�beth severely. " Your woinanly ilh. It establishes regiila had gravely agreed to this, Elizabeth went " Never mind that, Oarlyon ; it was a maobi
rity, upatairs . to prepare for dinaer, ani did iiob great pleasure to me to do it. Now let us times does entirely. at random. John (
father means t) tell her*, that you are ,his � dri)bs weaker in drains, beals inflarnma- I
fir.3t duty and of coarse ha is. right." But � tioji and ulcei-ation and cures female appear again until the gong so Unded. talk of something more intereatix)g." And . itoba E
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ay undertaken to pay th i r!'RER. 'Dr. Pierce's Common Sense of taking Cedric off Diniah'a hands, and as and the boat race ; and then Ventnor,4hich r __+ . . Thirte
thEkt she had alr,f, 6 i I . Eom as they bad finished their -coffee she Malcolm know well -he had even spent an attend
expenses of the lo,um teneni for Oxetel Modical AdN.ris tr is seut fi-ee on receip challenged him to a game of chess in the eVening at Red Bras when' Every mother is.anxious for the health
- Of Otanips to 1p,,Jy exponse of customs and and welfare of her little ones, .and Baby's
months, and by dint of �liser Obstinacy and 1� .the Godfreys club w
inner drawing room, where on cold nights a were staying there. " The house is charm- noon I
. �iling only. I Send 31 one-cent,stamps . Own Tablets is the best medicine to make
feminiae persuasions Ehe bad at lasb inluced i M� * second fire generally burned. Ing," he said entbuaiastically. 11 I know ,
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Mr. Carlyon to accept her bounty. I ,� the book in paper covers, Or 50 stamps The rooms were so large that unless Dinah the rooms you will have, Carlyon, and they -baby well and keep it well. Thousands of find th
" My poverty and Loll my will consentp,11 1 f6r;� the cloth ound volume. Address , 1. mothers keep the Tablets constantly in thp,
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be observed sadly. But - RI-.'z.xbeth w6uld i Dr R_ V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V. - house -they say they woald not. be* witb6d
not listf n to tbis. . ; 0 . I possible to hear their converaatior, and as. David did mob resppnd, and he' was evi- ,them. As proof of this Mrs' George Kit- Kinca
)3 . i. , Cedric had his back to them he bad no idea dently-getting1ired, so Maloolm rose to take afternc
" Daar Nfr'._ Carfs on, she bad said earn- . I - gore, Wellwood, Man,, says : 11 Having
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eatly, "if you only. -knew tha pleaFaire thi � audi1ere David drew a'b6avy sigh of intense that they were talking more confidEntially his leave� used Baby's Own Tablets for I kome time, I club, t
- will give me. I � we��)riness. 11 B.ib I was so tired,'and then than usual ; but from Malcolm' ' ,,iti,n " I wish -1 wish I could do something for can truthfully say that they are the beeb
t Can you not u aderstarin that ief,
I only cared tor my money becou elt would I ki�ew that tl c . bittle would have to bei Elizsbeth'a face stood out in bold re? and -1 you, too�" he said with such sincerity that medicine I have ever used for little ones. WMA
I fuujkht all'ovd, again." I I in spite of all his efforts his attention often I David was quite. touched. � Lhink so highly of the Tablets that J al- childre
be his, and now mha,t good will ih be to me? , 4'7J am no'j a e that I utderitaniI you, wandered. � t4 I have had my good thifigs," h - ya keep them in the house."
Lot me use it for him so IoDg as I can. Lot � e return I At 1
. dea lad." I I - Ylven in those few shorO. weeks since they ed in a low voice, " iind now I must A medicine like Baby's Own Teiblets
me do all in my pogver fG-r him and you., too' 44'N b I U I am not making things had . last met he could see , a charige in her. my dree
'ec Be - weird. 1pon't worry, Hetrick -things which so many mothers praise, ig � the right' Cons
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-as though-aH thou�gh I were already I clea� ;%Ut 11;ill try to do so', and then you She had grown thinner and paler, and there ' � right in the long run, but we
your daughtcr." An -1 then, as she wiped i .- generall� com one for your liffle. ones. They are gua
I mult help-'Inu. I have been a coword, was -a deepened sadness in hO ey'e's';�. �and mustnot try"to act Providence too -much., t5ed to contain neither opiates ror other aseume
away a few quiet. teari, Mr. Carl5 oa hAd I fathler-th at's � tb e I rath-a nd have rebelled yet in his opinioa she had never looked Gead-bye-God bless you."- The thin hand
yielded. . - ! aga nEt my h rd fate-God'swill was not 'more lovely, thoug - lit was more the inward harmful drugs, and can., be -given -to "the lungs
Dto,vid strove with bis wonted umelfish 1 �[ ivrung Malcolm's with surprising force ; but youngest iDf.ant,with perfent safety. . Good both f
* i my M , an - irante,l to live* and marry than out,ward loveli eas that he meant. I
noes to interest h . imself in El,zabeth'a plan ' � . ffllj d , � . I %i d, Malcolm's eyes were a littl"iety ai he for teetbing troubles, constipation, diar- slid fo
8 � Eliil%beth." ' He noticed how mechanically she plays
J went out of the room, for he'knew�he rhoea,simple fevers, worms and all the minor others.
for hia comfort. He heard h.;w the inner "IlAy, Davi b y, I knr,w." and how the game failed to interest her. knew too well' that in this lite he -should ail ents of childrep. Sold by druggist, or navy 9
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drawitig-r(o n at Red Brae ,A -a i u be con- : 'ss�yea ,Von 1k ow,p) with a sad, yeaYning When Cedric c�heckmated her twice, she m
vilitad into a bedroom, thpt no ni' :� I I . never see David Carlyon's face again I
ight be IOD� at the g4 head bent. now upon the only rose with &4 air-af relief, am though she - may be had by mail at,- 25 cents a box by ventil
%ble, w�,hatit fatigue, to t,ike pozaession of , writing to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., as the
. -t-e4bling hanP, - 1! You Anow that is how had finished a wearisome task an& came to-
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th.e drawing room couch by the pleasant , . nother felt wbEn she- wenb so far a -- wards them. Brockville., Oat. . - I
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window, with it3 view of the eekk ;. and how jus " I am cold," she said tzimply, as Dinah mam- PARTir,G OF THE Q. �_ rather
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. fr' _ to dir,L-- he * nly' conscntcd to go I - -
a small reorn. on the saiM9 --&Ori was to be'- � le `t0"liv6." '' . I - diagno,
. ,, be she w�n 'B'd made room for her ; 11 we nearly lot the fire Shall I forget on this side of the grave ?
- preparcd for his fat,,her. Y'But by and bye, in ",And it bi�k) her heart to leave us," re- Out between us." . But as she sat in her sLug I promise nothing"; you must waJb and see, ation p
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spite of his effoxt-i, bi� attention fLigge'd g her liandi-, ahet did not at. . . Patient and brave. -- 19kt NUT01% cxpooftoto metho
, . ed his father hnskiIy. 11 Dear heart corner warmin *
and he looked so exhosted that Eliz.Abeth 6how,ishe prayc� bhat we might be spared tempt to join in the oonveroatfon. Indeed, (O my soul- watch with him and he with .. the otl
refused to suty anothd *ord. I .that 1p:�rting ; Pu; the Divine Will ordered her manner was so absent that Malcolm felt . me I) " DISTRICT MATTERB. - Can on
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" I shall give you 3 our Itincheon and then, �, other Ise. convinced that abe heard little of what they Shall I . � and fre
� " forget in peace of Paradise ?
rbad you to, jeep," she said, in wli-At David � o' have pr yed" too," tn�mured David, said, and he was not surprised that Diniih I promise nothing ; follow, frJend, and see, - oal sigi
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called " her ML0er Gamp tone e 11 but he , f an� noticed it -last. - The following local news was intended tubere
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was to:) worn out to resist- and though for- help JI needed o scraly came. I have felt " You are tired, Betty dear,'? Elie said - (0 my koul'; lead the way he walks with for last week, but came to hancl too the onl
getfulness was - not to be'obtain'Ed, wwas 110 p I Ily, aiid now th6 etru id kindly ; 11 I am quite sure that Mr. . me 1) � I . � the m
certainly a comfort to lie wi laoeful lat . ggle will 131, I late.]
- t I closed eyes begin again." . Herrick will excuse yeu," and Elizabebh ; -CHRISTINA Ro.SETTI. . - I eludes
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and listen to Elizabeth's dear vnice, till the "Oh, no, su� ly not, David." .� availed hfraelf at once of this permisbion to I . . Cromartv. I I tioal I
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. twilig��t compelled her t) close the to)k, an4 '-Ye�-_4ithff'altmuat Ishallgetbottei withdraw. I GoOD TimE.-The lawn social of 6he our es
then B e sat by him in silence until he- T) , . ) A few days after the invalid had safel Eociety, hold at the board f
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I for a�� ti�e, a dl I shall ho,ve, the , sunshine, I I She is not at her ease I Malcolm thought reached Ventoor, Dinah wrote one of her �I
asked her to light the lamp. ; . I � 9 beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mae- 6xamin
4ni glizabetuh's dear love�'and life will grow bitterly. 11 She seems afraid of me eom& pleasant, chatty letters to Malcolm. Sh
Tea was ready befcra Mr. Carlyon retorn, I e Lachlan, on Tueed4y evening, was quite (2). Evi
I too precious to, Ire sgaiD� and I shall dis- how ; she will not meet n -,Ly- eyes, and she told him that David had borne the long
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ed. As he opened the dcor he gave a quickp , hon6� my Maa�-er and put Him to shame, by has scarcely spoken a dozen wordi'-fo -e.yp P I - tbab he and Mr. successful, considering the heavy rains dut- the OP)
anxious glance at El*zi.beth. I I i 82) . . D journey fairly well and . Ing the day and the dampriens of the even- for com
. I 21 I � wanting to lay � d 'wn my croa � And he sighed, for it seemed the saddest Carlyon were ch0med with Red Bras. 44 I
" Come in, did, it is all right, observed I 64 No, Davidi I am not afraid of that-," re- thing to him that he Should suffsk a'nd wish Cedric could have stityed longer," she - Ing. Mies Bennett, of Stratford, soloist, -throug
David in a weak voice, but lia a Ae m idi � i ' - � . I .
F turnp'd,hia fa er gravely. " My own lay, i4hat he should be powerless,to help her, "d finished. 11 He has been such a dear good please(Fthe audience immensely with'her JOurna
his old oberriness. " Wilful man and wil. this �3 only o � singing. So also did Mies Martyu, of Exe-
� c the -dark hours, when the ih hie fanciful way he said to himself, 'I ),We boy ; but I am afraid he is still very unhap-
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ful woman, too, n,u3t have iheir way, and I ,,il Pao tomp on in. your weakness ; need are like two travellers walking along stony py. Elfz%beth heard 'from Mrs. L Godfrey ter, and Mr. Miller, of Hensall. To Miss P
11:%ve given ia like a good boy." I re*iind yoft pf what ycu have so often path@ with a. high wall _b6tween us, so that yesterday. Leah has been ill with influenza, Yeo, of Mitchell, much gratitude le felb for
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" ThsVe a. dea,r'lad,;) returned his fal,her, pre�bbed to- oil ars, that as thy day. thy no helping hand can be strebehed out and no but Mra.'Richardson has nursed her like a thel moat efficient and generous way in -
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rubbing his co'd hands gleefully together. 0 which she accompanied the other ao'oiats, as
ft . I - stre th will j% , and- that help never comes voice of comfort can be heard." ' Atid then I
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knew yoa wc,uld make him hear"reason, 4t' wi' mother. Leah'seems devoted to her al- well as to her friend, Mies Bennett. Miss- His 2
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befo,rehiind '�',' he added, " I dare not even tell her that I ready. The poor girl told Mrs. Godfrey Ida Jones, of Stratford, gave several impres. �
Elizibeth. 8he is- worth 'the rest of us put "Irue, bu'tJI. eem to forget ever thing." am sorry for herand for him, too." that she had never bad such a kind friend in
together, ia eh,e not, Davie ?" y .
The� a warnd, omfoiting hand was laid . her life." � . give as well as amusing recitations, which
. . Malcolm was alone when he paid his visit were very entertaining. And we must not
" Mr. Carlyon;" interrupted Elizabeth, 1D v�d's forehead. to the White Cobtoge. There was no doubt An the weeke went on, Dinah wrote sti - LOVZ
It I t(nierly upon
D:ivid ia tired ar-d mutt not --t-ilk any � .,��Ishall ' 11 forget the worthy address of our chairn�an, Though
re I d you. We Eli%ll ro!., be thatthechaugein David Oarlyon aboaked more cheerily. " The -improvement in Rev. R. A. Cranston, nor the 'young men's
more, sad some one else is�,tired, tco." And par ed yet, rn� on, and God will help me to him greatly, though he strove to hide t4is David in quite surprising," she said in- one mark,
then Elie (Itiew up an easy -chair by th6 fir �� f o 0 invalid. chorus, both of � which were edifying and carries
0 say, the right i,v ds to you. Ah, David," in r mth of her letters. " Even Dr. Hewlitb seems pleaeing and d'Wy appreciated, and last, I
ani gave Mr. Carlyon his tea, and Wked to a 4everent to , ' " 'many lives have their David welcomed him with his old cordial- astonished. He is able- to be oub in his but not.least, was the hospitality of ur I
him softly abcut Mr. Char-r"ingtan and Kit, t opeeb 0
� Gotheemanes � only one ever drank the ity ; but Malcolm, who was exceadinglk- bath -chair every day, and on sunny after- 0 Harris
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until it was time for hc 1p of Isc -row to the drags without a nervoup, could only stammer out a few com. noona he spends hours on the balcony. Mr. -
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then she refused to bid him good-bye. " I m irmur, and� o ly one had an angel to com- monplaVo. Carlydn is always with him. It Is beautiful and their interesting efforts to make the pills.
shall be at the station," -she whi&pored, as fo t Him. � gathefing a h%ppy and-succeseful event. I maeter
he kissed hEr forehead ; 11 we can say ��, ge will not be hard On us b0- The b igbt, eager young face that Eliza- to see their . devotion to ,each other. They NOTES.- Miss Woods, of Mitchell, visited go In
I things capes, our hu. an will 'abrinks from' some
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0 each (Aher then," and he underrstool liar Lalrd cross of pain, fo I r 'He ktiowebh our bath so !oved was ehruluken and wasted, the seem to think alike on every subject. . He Mrs. McCallough last week. -Miss Park. of
me,.' and in ur wea�ness and extramit lips seemed drawfi- fro- m' tho-teetb, and yet ani Elizabeth read aloud by turn@, and I Detroit, is spending a few weeks at her from B
and rolded. f r4 Y at) times the old cheery sihile played round like to take my work there and li6t - home. -Mrs. Hodgart-and family, -,of Exe.
But la�er on. as . I . � as a a 0 ..i -
Mr. Carlyon pat Hp v�jll be our staff and our et%y." And in - them ; bat the voice vr Oil to wreck. -.
b�side his son�s bedside' wi�h th I we k nd toneles them." 1'. . ter, visited relat" I now I
6� tr� ,tones lie blessed his boy, and 1
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worn lit Je, book . . and ever now and then the -hard, dr ' "A happy, family parby," thought. Mal. '
ly , � y day.---�The Misses imccullougb, of; Mitchell, t . ribute
of davotions - out gat beside himlin voicelesi praycr and the I cough seemed to rack him cruelly'. colm a i bbl bitterly, as he put down . 'Mr.
of which.sh,e had been reading to him a ill d;ep. inward e,�pplicatior�of exceeding love, . " If you knew how sorry I am' und spent Sunday at the -home of Mr. and, Mrs.
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open in ll*s�hand, he was struck wit"i the n tc) see the letter. Even now he codld have fo McCullough. -The Misses Adame, of Win- ple her(
� ,,�tr did lie lea4e him un til David had s . unk you like thip," observed Maloolm'kindly. it in his hearb to envy.his rival ; but the throp. visited Mrs. Little recently. --Mr. theyha
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strained, tr1loubled look in David's eyes. 0 an exhaii4ed sleep.i
96 ;� ' " Well, I am rather a pQpr specimen just next moment he dismissed tho unworthy and Mrs, Park and Miss,McLachla. took a ways c
What is it, my dear?" he ,said wistful- . !David wa� v feyerieli and unwell the now," returned Davidf�'with s'lau thought.
ly, for the eucate-in-Aarge of St.jkqley bad n 6 xb (lay, , anP-VC. C�r`iyori could not leav . I gb-; drive through Kirktan one dsy laiet week, work of
-ways and tricks of spe6ch that -_ 0 " bub what can'b be cured must be endured But it was only a - temporary rally. Dr. and report a most enjoyable visit' -with Disease
homely little him ;' hub after a few hours he grew batter -eh H ' . �,
I � erOck ? I told Eliza6beth "-here a Hewlitt told Dinah privately one day that _ friends there. -Messrs. M. McKellar and -A.
endeared him still more to those %ho loved again, and as �he days went on he seemed to shade came over Malcolm's face-" that I there was no real improvement in th p - , 7 An
-b . im, anid Elizabeth would often praise the r800ver hirvold cheerfulness. L 8 3 McLachlan spent a few days. recently with
slmplicity-7�iii �iinobbiinive goodness that should like'to Phake hands wi',h you. When tient's condition, and at any time there, friends in Parkhill. -Mr. and Mrs. �F. L. � A al
I � -1 lone afterbo,n, as Elfz%beth was sitting a fellow is going a long journey "-and here might be a sudden change for the worse ; 11 which e
rernindlod bar 6f bavid. . w1ith him so udual-for she always spEnt her amilton left on Tuesday an route forGalp,
4,6 David's hollovO eyes grew a little sad and when they least expected it, hemorrhage or -* . . . - -loud lat
Th6re is something on' your mind," be afternoon at the White Cottage -he eur- wistful -('ib seems natural to bid'one)s collapse may set in. Ani the doctor's fears ' . . . The I
continued torderly ; " make a 'clean breast p#ised her by 4skirig �f' Malcolm Herrick friends goid-bye. We did not know eaoh� were i verifif d. . Brussels.- I
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of.it, my boy. ! Ycu and I understand each �ver came to lie Wood House now." h, Herrick, but I always wanted . 'Oup' day, late in March, David seemed FOOT BALL; -L%# Thursd � ay ititters -
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. othtr, don't we, Davie ?" and Mr.-,C&Tlkda ; �!"- How strange that ou should ask that to see more of you, I e foot ball club played houtin
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iqiestio3," reburned - Elfzi,beth, coloring You are very good to say, so "-but* if bu b �owards morning the wind. had lulled' their 6nal g4me in thin district with Listo- 8boras.
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,�Ightly at. themeribion Of *-Malcolm'a name, his life had depended on it ;01%lcolm conl ad set in,- and David had wel,� defeaUvg them very easily by a score ., The n
lad -you are not quita happy about V�n -- . d eavy rain b
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I' Fa aold Cedric is- e,r,i set that moment. He wished himself a hundred rem& a Indoors ; but Mr., Cfarlyon, who con- PIO I rns.
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tber, ho'w could you guess that ?" re. ,ving to Barlefield'to .m uship of the district. In the semi-fina - Amon
I him Dinah 4kcd him to come," she �ent miles away. . .
turned David in a depreciating voice. "If . W side d himself weather-wise, assured him Wildmay are their opponents and on Tuok�i_ ta�
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you knew bow I bate ffiya�slf for being so oil fi�ptove later. , - tion t
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cowardly and ungrateful. E Promise me-- COric.�' face ; he couldtad Malcolm's f houghl a. Ing in'a victory for Brussels by a score cif � 'that of
-i � 11 HerrIck a Dinah's right hand man of " You have been such a good fellow, The gale had disturbed Elizabeth, and ahe two to one. It was a very hard fought Cario4i
prGri iee me,: dad, that you � xvill Dever lit bdainess had found it Impossible to sleop for hourp, .
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Eliz%beth know bow badly I feel about it -Phe quite swears by him," replied Herrick, and have done so much for - them. � next � morning she game and some excellent playing .was done high, el
it Would make her so unhappy." ; , D41vid, embaithing tenderly a ruffled look of all. That was a bad business with 0(dric,, land when she rose the on both sides. The return . match will he I
; -�felt unusually weary and depressed. A tbb fem
it !); br�own hair �bat the wind had disordered. but at his age he will get over it -you and strange for6bodi Anot
. .so it would, poar girl -so it would &A , � played on Monday next, &rid arrangements
I - I suppose he will remain th-3 night? ; I know that." . ng -s sense�-- of separation -
rejoined Xr. Carlyon, for I& his eyes Eliz.x- ; . i are being made to :run a special train 'to
f ," d 0 h, yes., )f oourRt. Dinah has got a i and lose -seemed to oppres� her, and no In frequ
beth was Etill a girl, and the very deareab o "' We do indeed," returned Malcolm, . lea,ve here about 21p. m. The attends -nee at more p
daughters to him. - room read,Y:for him ; she told him that she gravely. I legorti oa her part coul I enable her to main- both these games has been very good. the The v
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11 would i) �� allow him t� go to tliq, King's " Dinah comes and talks to mei Bome-1 Iness. 'Her dejection eeds &mounting to upwards of $50 at ishment
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-She and Dinah had planned it all for Atme " was to evidort that David noticed it at lasts each game.
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a sacrifice it is to, DinaW for she does so die- 11 I . . . NoTrus.-Early on Wednesday morning of to came
down, . return d David appr6vin ly. "Why � - mackintosh and gone out for it blow oq -the this week the ap;jpit of Jane Fergueonj
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me ;�- but Oe is doing -it for o4 earbh need e'scra 9 parade, he genbly- rallied her.on . . buman
Elizabeth's aake." . 19 to ac,3ept your b o i - I � . her depres- relict of the late Betija6min Edwards, took
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to Yoft4are doing it for Elizabeth's dake ' ricik, though I am not Eo sure that he re- . " What is it, dearest?" he asked rather its flight. Deceased was in the 85th )ear approac
o, are- you not, David ?" asked his fathol tu . ned the co plimenb ; perhaps under the � ankiously. 11 You %to not yor.r bright self of her age, and for a number _ of yeh.ra has voice th
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at once. I � oir�aumstancea no could hardly expect it." I this morning. You are so. good and unsel. - I . - _ -a
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you all about it dad," h 1 tlizabeth's f ob grew hot -the subject � On e. ][)olicrw . fish, darling, that you never lot me see � The c
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returned eagerly-,, it will be such a ' " What $1.00 will purchase frosh not hide it from a
I corn aboift Mr. Hertick, dear," she said hurried- k . MPS, Then he took- her a%
fort ; you have often been trj,�� father oonfes ly 4 it D- Diamond Hall ' -.
sor before. If you knew hov' my heart P t inah and he are great friends." I � hands and held them so that he could see .
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.T , � her face. . . Weak and Languid S`CK 1
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-i �eani,n tond, ; 11 Dinah has excellent tmtg. Glass and Sferling 11 I do not know what, has come over me," Als parents becalluo a1azzued ; �
hen Elizabeth begged me to go to Vent t," in rather a A Beautiful Bohemian
flo r ' and Yet how was I to r fuse her when, earcE�v bisl.voioe changing to seriousness, .. returned Elizabeth in a mournful voice, Chase's Ntrye I stad vwd J.Dr. The I
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she amid, with tears in- ler es, that ky', .w nt - Silver Va,% -_ ood with spl,t3gidid reffifts.
conec Y0111 to gi've Herrick a message.. I 11 hot all night long and this morni .
. . probably gi - � '.ro � 11 im I a ning my
a few more weeks of Great tears lum F. BiaisDIN, La�e St'
riting td th6 plan would �,, from me. hould like to shake hesit as felt as heavy as lead." MRs. .Gso reet, What
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her happinees. You, haride with ,him when lie goesto thevicar. I welled in her eyes, and she suddenly laid Peierboro', On -" One of my chil-
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11 Oh, yes, I know, David"' in the same! age. . . I I I I I � her head 'on his shoulder. 11 Ob, David- I Ing after
i Do you' reall� want me to Say David, if I could only go too ;life will be so good hWth f2r a y0ar of rnore. He seemed
quiet tone. . � " " i Ly 'this to . entr weak and the dev
11 Of course I could not re 1 him ? and i th;-re was little doubt from . long and difficult without yO1L "' -He stroked to have no )_ languid and .
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�use. I daredt, Elizabeth's 4ce Ithat she was relaotant to . her hair for a few minutes K worldly
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i h message. Bab David meant to No. 101 we Irg. She was thinking of ,the parting that too fast, �ut we became
all, what dobo a libtle more r0ain mat'4r ?` paythe :� , ship m
� � have hie wa 7. t-alarrudd -About him, and ell
. -�-- i . I I $1.00 express � mOst eurely come, and he must flnd some : so, unti
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other's,,; L4 thisi se( med ao plausible that Elizabetb saici I- r . . riches en
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WC)ND IN mor"aj?,,% ,E�Apr.. WHAriv 7 1 1 once over this atrange have often had these thoughts. More than . I . color and soon became .
NURSING AN INFA-ivr,�ANO 1,V 'rPf.& Z fane 'DOia's part. This Is butl one of a large nuigber stronger and healthier. sulbo ab4
moivrHa r)4Ar ; � i There bad been so of extm value cift articles sbavm in 01308 my father and 1 have spoken of ib. ,� I
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rtmK, i tie il terebtiraD between the - two young � is his Idea that nothing can divide us from . � - He is still using the Nerve it is diffi
: � men -a aeci.f� 8 Our ,316W Illustmted Folder, wWch we .
: I i ource of antagonism on . wM send frea of cost to =q adeiress those we love. Continuity of life-continu- Food, and we are perfect- the am
8007"r'S EMUL$iON 1 Male i "cl !s part had been an ( 1 ties whe
I ob- it � . ly- confident
i . . y,of love, that is his creed." . - ... I that he - is
suppLms rmm xxrRA SMeNGrH AND I atacdal v 'fl proffered friendliness, It . Write for a Copy 4� .1 I im]?rlo�ing right al COnsideri
. f I Is it yourp, too, David ?" Master 1) ng the daily
NOUNISH"'UN'r so ivacEsaARY PON �1 was, e that I A" r. Herrick must pass the � � in 1 under this treatment. 0
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T.WX HKALrH OF NOrM Af 07WER AND I White Cottagii a a his w�y to the vicarage. (To be Continued.) Dr. Chases Ne�i e Food, the . gre&t biwd jor,ity, to
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Send for free sample. i wit6o at the � meseage his good JEWELEL>5 . � builder.and nerve 'restorative, 50 cents Z box, -
� feellIng w-ouldo'robably t1av -induced him to Comfort for the Aged. ,it all dealers, or Flk manson, Bates and Co. v ciped'
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felbp and L --- as �hetl
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- Ne must I live kidney@ and bowels, as Dr. Ese's Kidney. the f add,cowm
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entto Wingliam, on Fr,id-sy af , te .
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eir opponents, favor.-Tw'o rinks' of �on the �C- P. I
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on and played agame with the homer I bride aerwis f
he visitors *inning out by 10 shots.
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r's, Worm Powders cure fever Im . firemwo "
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were -iaot ka!IR
. V. Feai's Drug Store, Seaforth. "
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umption in the British lqa.yy I. , the reffi;_, 1�uv
aid Siobel says it may be eonlidently Z fti ,death. I -A
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ation of sputilm, systematically. . - the futmero of
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ortunity, should urge the necessity, . I � and lailt ye'ar 1
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iout the country. -British Medical - __ I ,11ax stra w' inal
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ight's Disease and He Tells ing both _00m]
all about it. � �
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well past the three score and ten - �' .x for tho *I
C. A -Harris, postmaster hkre, i,till -_ 'this is �beijag 4
his age well, besides holding the re. � by whic� n
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I the entire community. And Mr,
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cr6diti a large share of his wonder- I I .farm by ftub
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61th and vitality to Dod&g Kidney a satisfaoqtor
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iii -,"I" Thay say, a well man, and I at? the modern ' U.
ft all to Dodd's Kidney Pills." . profitable! in.
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farris' experfen3e has led many pe - 0-- still in nee iu�
to use Dodd's Kidney Pillso and be Improved -1
ve proved that the remedy tba,t al- , binder tvv'*
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any of the earlier:etagen of Kidney, .. - "I .,ztraw hait i
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eoies of crow in Indis has a note, :
xactly resembl 6s the human volce,in machLnerl foi
ghing. i, able ;;; � 1. titv�
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aughirik jackass, when warning hie � � I
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d mates that daybreak in at hand, I in ;
46 cry resembling a group of boy ... . g countries-
11� 11 next year; In
9, whooping and laughing fn a wild . -1 I ,
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ightjar has a cry like one lamon1mg I the bait 3�ur`4
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he parrot in the beat ; -but, as a mat- I aer twine� at
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ear tone, like that,of a cl;ild,, while, . To Oul
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ier bird I .the morepork of Austr las- � druggists Irefl.
ently heard vehemently demanding __ 'E. W, Grove -
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hing more closely th%t of the human the barba# D
an those of seals when lamentihg� -
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RADACRE, however annoying *nd die, I -We Man r*m I
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easy to take and neyer gilpe. kept cles- th,
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age it confers,but the True, 08 tn
d the Beantiful. The preoent 41115v- -1 " Inust be 1�d 4
wealth is but selling our *Ouu to - I Palt of tho I
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prospe,rity . . I., All theme thingis wig each hair, � �ab:,
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" and how many unconsciously do J opening in'th
every high and noble and -tras ! the bodyi f�
eeling is gradually obliteraited In, ' I through the J
igrossing and albabsorbiug pursuit. __W like the hbat�
how ha.rdly khall the I -fluid UT) !0 A I
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terintothe kingdom Of heave"M � forc;d up A
attention to ',businoss or mo"Y, 'the hair. '! BA
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or to any pansion or -sensud ,Pur- .. �,
orbs all the nervous " force " ,91 iand , n the i hodr �c
cult, if not impossible, to raviv* . lea oil in -Absl�i
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ng the anstained attention that . 1� lhftomes diry J
callingrequires In the great—ma, I'll �: t -10M thespiti
maintain the due balance is alnulob I pr-oee_u cootit
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too great predominance of the - 118 1
would unfit us for the ,commoner' I I d in thit co�
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steady, habitual, persevering oc- 4 *,hai they nrA
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