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. ' : rH ARTING OF THE WAYS. � : 1 wholesi)me place to' live; the farmer's all before. O..VVLnt back'to town ; but all -, !
F, that eve'rijag the remembrance of Eliza. � �
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I Sball I forget'on thiX.4 aide of the grave I beth's rapin, ' uplifted look remained wich 'F . .. .
. �s-cah overcome the effects of a �
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$ 1 . - krow I was there, he said
. (O my "tient.and brp.ve. . and its � aPied i . . e di&uol, � . I-
. f! al, atch wibb him arid he wiA . `Lgni�'e f.1 �But he -w wrong. The very .
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ruke !) I . ., organs of diges- I , next e eniln he bad tatoto from Dinah. � is Rheumatism of th a face. i
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- Cenuine Shall I forget in peace of Puridiso ? . tiou are 1dis- �� " H i7.%�eth wants me to thank you," she rl Uric Acid left in the blood
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I promie nothing ; follow, friend, and s(e, � \1 wrote, 11 f0i your lovely cross. She thought �
I eased, th� food � 'Und � of von to -be there with us. We by disordered kidneysi
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(O My fW, I ead, the wav he walks wi �Ih . eaten i s ,,inlper- I � both saw ylo[t�; Was it not all peaceful and ' lodges - along tie nerve .
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Carter s me .1) I - t, J , beautiful ? � Nexb Thursday Elizabt,th is - -
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, I ( 11RISTINA ROSETTL - - I � going to Sbakeley with Mr. Oarlyon. He is eye over
0 . � I - -and the co'nse- 'I I better, but h�lill very'weak and rsiting, and ' the fo -ehead, and
quent 1 O's 1 0 f 11 111, I -e not'leave him to 'Theo. When I across the dieek to the
� 41 Daar Eti]%belb," returncd the you ig 1, i she dai r .
IV a : nurtition re6ults I � at
Little Lim er PRIs man simply, I,' the future ii- so veiled n � i I ( n alone, will you come down for a night ? side of the nose. The
I i i 'n physicall de- , _ul it would be 'Such, a comfort to.talk to so kind . cause is th . .11
mystery and Isilcilce that one b,irdly k 'no, vs 1 bility . I I/ i -afritni." And then when Malcolm read . ,I same as in; .
Must Bear Signature of � what one be-Ijew-s, except that alt. wil� )e � Dr. Pier e's this he mad' R4cumatism- disordered
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" . - well with us.1 It seems to me that eveo la : Golden Melcal ... . o up his mind that he would go . . Kidneys. The cure is like-�.'
I 1paraditio�we r'niumt will love our dear 'ones I ; to the Wood Housis as soon as Edz%beth had I
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andyourgreat loving heart 'must rot e-
builds up I the � i irr'lible.
, body'Witb sound flesh and solid muscle f
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"I used teal bottles of Dr. Pictr-els Golden Teaching
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Medical Disc� very and several ,.ials of his
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'Pleasart Pell�tsl a year ago this spring, anq
. - lost term, Malcolm paid
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his promised visit
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have had no itrouble with indigestion since,, . Cedrio.
had spent the Easter vacation with to the Wood House ;
he only stayed
h's lios.
" No_i n-), you shall not say i6 -I will bb
writes Mr. W. T. Thompson, of -Townsend
proadwatLr C6., -Montana. �'Words fail to tel Malcom
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two nights. The place
at Cbeyne 'Walk. Malcolm had ful associations. Elizabeth's
was two full of pain,
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hear it ;" ani Elizi-beth's eyes were wil e
-how thankful' I am for the relief`, I had suf provioamly
fered and I it seemed that the docton
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sounded Dinah befera 'he gave '
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With tjoible. ' D.vAd-David--" a )d
could do roe .1 good. I got down in weight tc the invitation,
and found that she .
fulIV : tion of nhe house oppressed
him like a night-
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. .11 - then she cculd say no 'More for bEr w Id one hundred pa twenty-five pounds. and wal .FF..". � 1. .us u nose u a prompt- mare, and t1tougll DinEll's gentleneEs and
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't Hush-huah. my darling -I o&nnctb,1ar on the rg."�lt",,Sli"Cl�yreconiiiiezided y6ut niedi4 dear friend`� she wrote. " You felt, tas day,atnight he found himself unable to
' '� a cille to , rays have a goo� we do, tha� Vile Wood [louse would be 00 sleep ,' and Di h9 who ead his weary look
VETERINARY thip," and D.Avid'a Ii. 9 rew so white tb b 14evera,, and Shall RhN
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Elizaboth in alarm controlled h7xaolf. I word to f D P e and his, niedicities.?; 1 quiet and dull just no* for Cedric. It is )ore to press im to remain.
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. otive for substitution is W - so, much better for him to be wibh you. In- is ,act good for him to b here," ehe said to
Veterinary Oolleg,e. A Jdiaesaeo of Domeett - � 1�_ deed, I shall not mind being alone ; and herself . 11 he is so kind and unselfish that
� oHN GRIXVE, V. 8- honor graduate of Ontario as she g$ve him a restorativo, ne held The Ole
his feeble hand to her. !" Furgive me 1J Rt ,
J i f permit lie d1oaler to make the little more
antirmla zrtawd. Ofiiii promptly attended to an I ikhan Cedric goes back to Oxford you will h
. said ,too -mu(Ii," he pleaded. .,;I tboug�t profit aid by'the sale of less meritori-� I
chazgea moderate. Veterinary Dontatry a Bpoci<y� I . ? W
tin III noti spare hime I , but I will nob, ask
. , come down to see me as you promised.` "
a.911ce and resl once on Goderfoh ainceet, one door- perhaps -it might be a comfoz t af tetwardS. ous diciri�s. ' He gains 1; you lose � b 0 come again," Din?.h kept her
id . , , � � "M&Icolm was relieved to 6nd a gratiti itn- -word. I . .
of Dy Scows office, Sqatorth. 111241 Dtiar -Ebz%both, be true to y(itreelf as you: ther o*ea t 0 substitute, for �' Goldeti � . :
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have been true to me, and may God bless - Medical Dis overy.11 ' Bub they had muc to discuss during
I and reward you for your goodness __;__�____-- affair had. c-nde� so disastrously, be ,had tboad two days. There was now no longer
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' to I -_ � -44 9 0 et to achieved his pet1, ambitiou, mind had been in any talk of the Civil Service xamination
. - and m*n5 !" David spoke with strainge -to ht rself ife wa we ! � him -but - E
. the inning b tin the Ox -ford and Cam- for Cedric. At the end of June be was to
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J -VA-98 L. KiLLJOR.A.M, solemnit,y, for, though neither of then 0 ,'o d d. % 1 him g,aco to off2r up, bi3 will, and bridl " boat I Ole. Ths excitement and go abroad for six or eighb ind I nths. Afriend
orriaw 18ollolWy, Couveyanuor and gumsed it thcri, tbis was their last fardw(II then � a io ca�e. Darling-4arling," lay. months of training , had done ;him go0a Of Malcolm's, ob young barrister, - who , had
� Notary before the parting -of the waysi. ing hor cheek against the coffiri, " yoll w 11
Priblie. Money to loan. Office ever Piakard'ri Store ' I .1 1: morally and- hysically, and though he was also been crossed in love�a hfnaible
Nadu 3hrecti, zi-jgdor' th. 1528 The evening passed tranquilly. E',iz.xbelb never ieulk af �ain -1no more qin or weari- till depresse . I
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. seemed less,dejeoted, bat h. r head ache , ne.-s ,no �,mvm conflicb aill temptati6n- - 6
� I no means fozgotten Leah, he showed gr63ter
� And she Fiat silently beside David, while - only f,ulleli life ar,d more faithful servio' O- - manliness ani self-control, and Malcolm's him. ,'% He is sure to ke I)6'nIop,`, Mal -
R. S. HAYSI Carlyowweur, on with the book they e for His-'ei'i'rvar-t3 shall sevre Him and t colm observed, as he n Dinah paced "th-3
Barrister, Solicitor, Conv6yanoer and Notary Public. W� .: 'ley influeDoe waiiagain in the asoetidant. r,�, terrace toother in t e sweet' spring kun-
Rolicitor for the Dominiou Bank. Office --in rear of reading. Oace,,wheu there was a paus I L'Il-1.11 I se6l Hi' face." Elizabeth marked I
� Malcolm t,),ok him to Queen's Gate arid shine. 6f Charlie is &� 'Ir d fellow,
Dominica Bank, Sei%forth� - Money to loan. 1235 she looked up and s:Lw Davi I's rapt ga ,,j ti-ose pajids viith a red cross on the margin . , g, iod-hea be
_______ I . fixf d on the Hunset while a look of almn it of her! Bil�le o the dav David died. introduced hilm to his mother and Arna. and one of the beat 'cc npaniotis I know,
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I hl. B EST, Ba � rristor, Solicitor, Cnnvayanoor f I He had -revibuely acquainted his tnother though he is a bit down In the 1 Mouth now,
Notary Public. Offices up stain, over 0. W unear �hly bea u -.y -seemed to trt- n Jorm b is . But, t ra as another reason for Eliza- p ' . I I
J a - � with tho� story of his unfortunate infatuation po
emaciated f eft tares. Jqiewoui li,vespaken betb's�! 21 -co trol and unsalfi6hriess. She _. or old oh4p.1' :
C, - Paval's bookutore, Main Strefit, Seaforth, Ontar!a. t-) him,; but be made a gettuv_-, ors if for was an lcus on Mr. Carlyon'ff account. forL�eahJac6bi. To his Eurprise she wa% " I think yo� said th I
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meen them. M -tbat he �vaa uch aged and broken. " I Yes, and he is w 11 rio, of h -,r, if we
ENRY ESATTIE, Barrister, $Wicltor, &o aration seemod'to p%aa bt:t� to tell Ann , 4fi
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H Money to loan. Offloe-Oady's BAock, Sea Caxlvo� put down hia book, and lookedt t�o have I'% my eri]amin, the son of my jigbt " Anna cares so much more for unh,. Only -get to that. She was
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or4h. _ � 1679-tf I � PPY could him b lieve
at the Wondroui pageant of tqe sea and sk tLJ people," Ole Eaid. " You will see bow kind I
. .1 �.- band,"' he ha said beC-" Gvd's hand"ia . a h%nds1bme girl -I saw heiri lonoo-but she
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3&ughey & Holmested, Barrister, Solicitor M
r . Hof, T� -e ' I In her way Mrs. Herrick was' k1frii sent Charlie aboub his b a nes
. E, ELOrAE,3TXD, ,raccenor 10 she I.,. tij n �o wiatnh r36gnati6n, his feeble-, i Ob, he will
tired David in a strarige voice. 11 Wh, -bear his �orr too.
. . Ce,zm:vanaer, and Notaty Sollallor for the Ca I Malcolm, who knew young .nen wera sel- s'
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13 -regal robes of gold an d crim� o:i ! Fal h1k, n( -o atal; ;hem all. Tbeo,'as usual, was, . : -ate, ' as got over it fast evough," as. Dinah looked
&6&nBa!xk of Commerce. money to lend- Farm this is the best� sunact we have seen yet." P ' und, c, , dinber frief.. "JEle will die. dom welcomo at 27 Queen's G quite sorrowful ; 11 I '_ ' I Oman does
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4'.4forvi. - - I I Ay, that it is, David," �� reifiirnad David has I that sort of thi , at
. . ; ' , Mr. t -)O," ab lam nted. " Elizabeth, which Cedric I 119 ice justIl kill1s a man's
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I CarI5 on ; " buo you are looking 4ear . . was received.1 . love. Of course he m.Jt bibit,iff%r bit
ICKINSO"N AND-G&ELROW, Barristers, Solicit- boy, and I muit be getti . I have in ve r ean him look eo ill. David Mrs. Herriek's stoicism I was not proof & .
ug� you C6 1 . � I pride is hurt as well- i eart-but in
D ore, etu4, Goderich, Ontario. � Will- you ring for Nurie Gibbon,]�Ihz.Abeth 4" 'and be ,,ere verything to each other." ' against ths lad's handsome ace a ep two or three y�ears he iII fall in love again'
E. L. DICKINSON. , Bits as she did so she nor, ' 0 melaneholy. Her manner softened nd I
1833-tf QEIARLM GARROW, L. L. B. icl, how fee ly -I H ull b , Theo,"I returned Elizibeth . and will live happy eve aftpr."''
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David walk(d, and how heavPy be lea A qui6tl I w must give Iiiin time. It has , motherly ; I$ Oh, how I hope dric will care for
o3 him fathei's arm. been &:gr3at hook. ,,!We musb no't let him Malcolm tooW her to task at last when ,he some nice girl by -a d -bye," exclaimed
DENTISTRY. hour L � I found that Cedric was in ifie habit of go.ng
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. DENTIST, _,u ia I� Anna thought Malcolm was ser end � v 4
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Dinsh rushtd into DavLdia room. Qae ok lie c 'of a up or the glass of wine. and sib flushed up in quite a distressed manner ��h b him ti," to be Off it the A In e. ; That
Graduate of Royal Cdllege of Dental Surgeons of On at the changed, livid face t� Up! his bantering tone, .1 is why I am so an.x7ious that te and Miss
sario, post graduatd. course in erovm and brfdge �vork C h,3 eside bim a he tjok it ; or lure him gently Jacobi should not mee . Yom tell i
&VTAasLelt'.i.q:ihoul, Chicago. Locmlanast� ic-,i for t.rutb. 'Dinah serit'off for the � 'd I' Mother asked him," sbo� said, defend rig - ; Me that
doomor, u to talk �to h r of David -of his childhood herself quite anxiously. " It is so dull or 'she and Mrs, Richard retlirn to Sandy
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palutessextractionottebtri. Office-overA.Young'o � 118 and Eliz-%b(th tried all potsiblo re e- c,rboyhoc(L "Noonedoeshim so I much - - "
.grocery store, Seaforth, 1764 1 - I von are in toN 'I", tie f
I diep, but in vain. Sudden ouillap,Whad set I I 1�% IS, Ili, ; . to at 0hayrie Walk while . � Hollow early in Ju .
� good " Mia Temple,oa," Dr. Rewlitt ob- n ", Yes, Mrs. God1re told tie that."
- in. David -could not agea,k '- but Ifor -no served" ELy to Dinf.h. " I confess I and so moluber said he cc uld come here to I
. it. r. AL. SELLERY, Douglat, graduate of the I I 0�lei ch r he liked." " Then the sooner h is ou6 of England
DRoyal ColleXe of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, alao moment his dying eyes rested o' ' Eliza- was a' hit ..' ions about him f6t two days -
honor graduate of Department of.Dentiatry, Toronto beth's. face, and his last act of c P EIR-1 Us. be h4 ] a a we k heart, and I did .not quite " That was kind of her,'� returned N. a]- the better. In Lon' do one is never sure of
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Univerijity. Offloa in the Petty block, Iff ensall, ness was to tr . to pur, hf r haa& in his . ii a bis ]on ; but your sister hag b ought croes people." And then he
I Will vialt Zurich every Monday, commencing Mon- �. y - k I r colm ;. " but as for dullness there is no, a not coming a
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,— 11 I uader6tind, David," Eliz%bethl't en Dinah He and Ver,ty would look after him ri ,ht posed trip, which was to indlu�o Gtermany,
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. 11)R. R. R. IB:OSS, L. D. S, Dantlet, graduate 61 ! � enough during my absence. "'Jadrio need to Switzt!rland, the Au9trian *rot, the Italian
R. G. D. S., of Ontario, first class Honor and whisp�rsd iauo his dull'ear. , 11 !Yee, We, told her this. 1� I be quite chummy with them when he was Lakes, and probably Greece and Constanti
will take care of each uther, and' I Willa ort : -1 ii am gl id Dr. Hewlitt said i hat, 'Die.
graduate of Toronto University. Highest standlug , I d .
In order of merit, in the 6rgest clags ever graduated each other ;"and then a faint, fijick ,ing o like to. t:ike care of hini ; i� is the only with me bofore." . - nople. Cedric had a great desire to vi6it
of Yea", I know, dear, but Mr. Temp e�lon tb Crime% and the shores of Bosphorus,and
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from t e college, Modern and up-to-date dent:s' try lemileseemed to cross his face, but t a nex! tbi I, can in for David nQW � I
ia all its various forate. Painless extrao-tion of teuthL moment unconsci(u3ness set in �� urg 13 ) says thingii ate so different this time. a se: something of E4stern life. In all proba-
bv, Local Anaesthetica and without any b4d,�aftar . : . FL;,r h. ather, sheigaid to him one day -for Hof - bilib
. effacts. Gas adminiatered and &11 operations ,- care-. Eliz:tbeth knelt -beside him with her arm � when they were along bho always called him likes the Kestons tremendously, but y Christmas an�d the New Year would
- tur,y uppoating the pillow unde� his hea , k - how he says he does not feel up to spent in Cairo. �' We had better leave
. performed. Office over Dill's Store, Soa!oikth. 11 while, by tbat name; "I think ,you have still ' �
� � � 4 Dunlop to work cut detaile," contih�ned
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__ , colm," ra�her shyly-" when one is u- Malcolm, ".as money- or time seem no ob-
up supplicatio3a for his dying Ecip. When-� comes. Yo ) are getting bEtter, ara 3 on ' �
XEDIOAL, � his voice quivered and broke with hill an! not ?, I happy one must chowe one's owneompany.11 ject. You may ah well give thent a �IoDg
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�- weakmss, and D:u,%h begged hini t� : - Ani sa Cedric prefers being here an
� ,-. a ,are t Th n he looked at bar with sad wist I� d tether. Change of scene will do' Cedric a
. I himself, he shcok his gray head. 1i K� . I -orld of good, and when he is tired of
Dr. John McGinnis, I vbe � nose. � talking to you about his troubles." Per- W
. . ly, member he heora'me-I will go as far as l'ofill -ith " I th-nk I am not wcrt�y to go yet," haps Malcolm's tone was sliglitly mischiev- . wandering lie will settle down more happily.
Zen. Graduate London Western Univeral him down . A V Very likely by that time he will have aom
of Ontario. Colloge,of Physicians and Stirgeous. - Via valley of the Eh�d,ow of � be re;ur�ed humbly. "I mustj do �,ly 0014. for Anna blushed violently. Is
, idea of what he wauts t do ;'-' and
Ofte and Resid;>noe-Formarly occupied by Mr. Wm. death." And then he folded his -trpIrrib' iDg;;;� Mast r as he gives irle 49 Oh, Malcolm, surely you understand," M at-
: r'a. work as � long - ?_
� rtokArd,,Viokori& 84reet, next to tho Catholic church hands toget her. "Oh, David_�`Wrid,�� stren th�,to iio.it. ' Oh. Elliz-ibeth, �hley.. ire she returned nervously. " Don't you see, colm'a so.und common sense carried the day-
4WNlkht calls &Wadad promptly. would God I bad died for thee, my s',�dii my � all ttierp-ill but Theo and I-Davil's Mr. Templeton knows,we are sorry for him, Dinah spoke very little Of h I er sister. She
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. " It was wry suddeu," wrote D. uah I Talioia � and 4ow David has joined I . 0
DR- H. H. ROSS, M. B. � t') 1 litflei , I I likes to come and talk to us. He made me inqqiries-E[iza;beth was s� strong that her
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Malcolm the next morning. '0 Dear DP vid: themlin thAt heavenly mansion." " , feel quite bad yesterday. I could hardly health rarely suffered ; bulb she was grieving
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... Office over Greig & Stewart'a '_ Store, had seemed s,) much better that da� ; bub. if ut you will g sleep for,thinking of all. he went lthrougb, sorely for David. �11 Mr. Oarlyon is better,"
Seaforth. . o too, dear, when the . �
. - Dr. Hewlett had warned uA of probable! Mast r says ' Go up higher,' " whi - and thinkiDg of the death of that ' she continued. 11 Elizabe h is the grw
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Night calls attended. -to at the office. collapse and hearf, failure. I . ElizaWl, I .Carlyoa. He does seem so eorry for his comfort to him.
1 1802 " He bad only lef.t 114 halt an ho6r, ind �i . I sister, though he declares that he never he visits the sick ; she sitE beside him when
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Mr. Carlyon was readinj th E vrZ * ! in thought him gabi enough for' her. That is he writes his sermons. Iudeed, Theo says
T lug I Mr. Carl, on a eyes. " Yea -yes I know t; I I
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DR. F. J. BURROWS, Psalms to him when lie noticed ae oh4'ng' J I the way people talk," went on Anna, they are never aparb. Th?o' is very much
I q In! bat the esh is weak, Elizabeth. Pray for
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64 I am sure David kne � � I * me that m iy have pat.ience ;" and then h5 ,, they will judge by. outward appearance, death," went on Dinah. 11 I think Eliz%-
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Office and Rooldetioe-Godorich street, cas� of the wcnt in,l but be could not speak, anid �'3en though anything matters when.two people beth's itiflUence and example will do
iethodLit church. knelt'liet i�e�him, tats though the burd,n I of '" 4o3d
unconwiousugas came on.' The end 1wa6i so orr OW - erE heavy for him to, be; r. love each other. Mr. Templetwi has there. I believe that, with all her faults,
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1886 We��' have telegraphed to Theo ; � Mal,col-ml as in the churchyard tbaO Eu - *
I thar� is �,p that he quite makes me long to see her, man-" - ��
— much to be done I)- Vh� 6 +V, . .�11 � shiny rfl d y when they buried Dav'id n h -i-- 11 j -b, . 11 M .1-1 .14 a _* L � �
. . . . I a y ' '" 0 0 ""'MS to care. moEt, for - F- a y 11 Vi 31 1, EO VX10ra soon
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. ORS. SCOTT -& MaCKAY, gcoi and calm., Sba and Air. Carlyon 1 1 jile trancuil a ct which he had oliosdn f r his eldoot sister." � I after he got back to town somehow move-
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THYSIMNS AND SURGEONS, ver apart ; he can do nothing �itho�aet I " I believe lie does," returned Malcolm ; beceseary to him" in those
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Sodarialf aireet. opposite Maihodlat churoh,soxforth " He Icoks quite aged and broken,. and po grove and Earisfield, and from the village mo-her�to him. Anna, dear, I was only in Top with him, and had t1io 'sati8taotion'of
1'�_ 0. SOOTT, gradnate Victoria and Anr�haher, arid wonder ; he has known .N1. so much trou,bl?, for miles around, were gathered lher�e-fo J oet. I am really -very grateful to - you and Seeing that Cedric appeared to like him at
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nieriber Onlarto College of Physicians and and David was his onl� son." i � , ch be ,my too -her for making Cedric so happy . aud once. I
Surcoons. Coroner for Countrof Huron. Dinah secretly "wondered at Elizabe:tb's oved. , Very near the newly -made grav at born). I do quite understand, and " I be- 11 He does not seem to a�and 6a tiptoe
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. I 0. MACKAY, honor graduate Trinity University, wonderful self control and carmnes 8. , ll� i . m's eide stood tt e Ki lieve tl a iociety of two such good word6n and look over a fellow's herld, don't you
rnedalist Trinity Modloal ()ollege. Ale-bes ing thoss' trying days no one saw Iker ditla. - a � sma will do ma3h for him. Like the'reat of us, know," observed CEdric. -He to, eets
gold 4 P lay ; an' I a,
0010fze of Ph7alalan3 mad Surgeon7s,, Oniarlo. 't a col wate I
tears ; it seemed " th, - d man, with palE or
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. 1488 .,ugh -her grie ,v �a habbily- ' he haa,j� ound out that you are a friend born on equal terms, though be is ten yeats old r.
. too deep and s.Acred for outward rraifoEt- blue Ty0s and tri air of extreme deiboti6 tor ad'v' miity-& veritable daugbtbr of con Herrick, a I
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� bar surprise, El.zaibeth looked at her alu?;Ol t * his ll�t.j Malcolm had juEt W4 a. litti very lig ppy. � speech did Malcolm retail o Dina in
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reproachfully. . . . i Elpra � 0 yid�eta and lillies of 'the valley 0 When Cedric returned to Oxford' for bis next letter. . h . his
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-AND- my David, is -a saint in paradise, and cri : hf-vas fond of flowerb, Caleb." I �
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must be still and reverent in one's ui'ie , " Ay illat Ebe wap, sir," brightEning up, A' � his friends at 27 Queen's Gite. I �
I When one has to mourn all one's life ,L�'er a 4ifi Ki� I v, ed everything tbat was bright and iv . � � I . .
. UNOERTAKI CE need be no excitement." And 1'ith' pretty, b, eas her dear heart ! I hope they'll I . . Malcolm was,secretly glad that be was in
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%P1111- murmured, "I shall go to lim, but he el�'al I give bet lots of flowers where she a gone,:, � departure drew near, he oculd ri t divest
Furaitura bought with care is easily sold. not return to me ;11 and then, as Dipah, and tha i �heyll let her pick t hern for hot- ' ne Dollew - himself of an ugeasy fear thab all ttir pre-
sielf. Yo:i mind her last words to me, MrJ .
took.her sister's hand and kissed it 'almost : -I- �
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tasty designs with good construction and pat hy, ,bn3 e an aTi 1, and I mean What $1,00 vvill purchase from when they least expected it, he and Leah
superior fini-sb,, and sold at riglib prices of the old beautiful smiles ligh tf d up Eliza - 11 to be a real apken- , Lmond Hall Jacobi would come face to face. He k '
makes business mutu' - p Oid one,� and a ,I the time her poor throat - I . that she and her now friend, Mrs. Ri hard- 1
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fitable. , "I was as -one who dreamed,11 she BAI . 0
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Upholstery coverings and material kept in life that she lived. There :were the quie � "P,mPasOcnateI7�; for Kib had ,suffered ' Silver Vase . 0 frequently t,) town for eight-seeirig or sho _
E,tock� . hours when she. knelt beside the' coffin-- eatly ,'in her heroic childish fashion. -0 . .
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'Walked in green pastures and beside Elizabeth Icoking like a widow in her deepi , I I
6hades, Curtaift Poles, Cottage Rods, Pillow I , . On Cedric's lamt day iri Cheyne Walk',
8ham Folders m,d many other such things � 0 to ye "I mouraingiand c r e veil, leaning, on Mr. I I , , , . I
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waters ; when in tali y she seemed h a, (Jarlyon'�,e � arm. he bad chosen the two� . I i 1. MrF. Herrick proposed that he should drive
far-off echoes of melodious voices ; when:fo' , � 09, � .1 I � i
beloliginq to hoi;se furnishing. � hymns th6lt Da id's favorite bhoir boys were' ; with her and Anna to Pall Mallj to see
a , I David'a sake -she would feel comforted and L i I ,
B 1?y Carriagea in the very latt st 6tylee, at rest. . 1 5 gr. � to sing-" For all the saints who fr 4 I we I some pictures that were being exhibite4.
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and away dowit in price. I pay the , She would leave them at tile gallery for.a�n
11 He did not want to die," alie would their labors reeb," and7" How bright those' 11.00
I'aleo sell the vertical feed Davis sewing __ � 8: ay � ! � exprm hour, -and calrfor them when she had done
. X_VW_ __ .- - _. glorious epirita shine." They war i ging !
machines, titan which there is no better in . a BID : � cbarm ;. her shopping. Malcolm had promistd to �o
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the .c.ountry. Tits vertical feed on these � wome voil, and blew it aside, and he had a glimpse . . ; j there at the game time, and they N� ould all
macUlnos makes ic a pleasure to sew any � /. A 3 back together to Queen's Gate for the re�-
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fabric, ' nd puckering is impossible. The � , , (11111111, I mainder of the day. It so happened th �t
a ient sadi ess, its calm faith -moved . , , I I a
price puts them within easy reach of any it p , rangely. " He is not here," it seem- I 11 11 I Mrs. Richardson had planned ons of her
desiring -a finit-class machine. h i; favorite shopping expeditions for the saine
i eito'stay-" hf has gone to a world where �
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. UNDERTAKING .Hu P ac there are no in( re sorrow and sighing, and Ut DE16 Of & IWWO number I I
- God shall wipe away all tears." And then pf dXtra valtue gm articles shown In hansom she had chartered drew up st�a
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SCOTT'S EMULSION won't makc a �i the boys' voice,s rang sweetly through the Win send �' ea or"cost to any addmsa .
And Embalmii.g carefully and properly done ' naw Mustruted Folder, which we shop exactly opposite the gallery, where �t
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ucct�rding to the latest methods. . Night 9 hump -back Itralght, ne3kcr will It mak I churhyard : . al -
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calls answered a., my residence, solith east I a-sheri leg loni� but it feeds soft bone :" 'Midst pastures green He'll lead His � W�Jte for a copy
- � UOML-11 Of Jamea and William streets. I & 4nd heals discasei bom and is among I - I fli?ok, . � Mrs. Herrick, who was waiting for them in,
. - the few nuint means of -?tcovery in . Where livLig streams appear ; PYRIE BROS. . heIr carriage. d not recovered I her norm �
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rickets aftybene consumpfion. And God the Lord from every eye JEWELERS st -ength since her attack of influenza, was
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a mother's voicei hJa
Aro you ill, or Ina
something frightened you V. but it was Jong
as they seek to propagate th em lum, rea 01, -
able mauner and allow others, *who
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before. Leah could gasp oab:her explanation,
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see dif
ferently, the right to their opi�ionis.
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pect that such extremists are inno;pagitior
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to judge as to who the " beat 11 people aj�
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-MOTHERS "
as the cristilization of their thoughtAs,,wh.'
it
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they speak on this and kindred subjectB
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in usually rabid and offensilve in th * a ,
. e Iast,da:
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WhEn sides are large : and increasingi
gree. Person&4, I d ance very little, and
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when customers are satisfied -to the exten
of continuing to 1-uy the same remedy, e
never learned to waltz ;.yet, wbile.j respeet.
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ing lowest iknd
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; �, nr of s�,
.th,�
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the opinions scruples of and_
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it must be 4dmitG�d that the raineciv h -
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dancem, I CliDL7 to, My own opinionsjgoo . AW
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realmerit. Baby's, Own Tablets�occupy ill io
expressed ie my firsb IeWf)r, and nol i6is.
I your. .
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etiviable position. Mot*a having one 6
terial sophistry or insolent browbestluR am
i'z_ SoNt'n la�
,� tu , , �tyj
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icate the or
tried them seldom fail'to upl,
rull
.der -no other iemedy fore ildrencan t ;
change a conviction thab has iteroots in inr
Go -d -given, individual freedom. 'alia vile -_
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:claim as much. Concerning the Tab o t
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versal instinct of man. ; i .
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Mr. C. W. Strader, (general dealer), Nort .i
Williamsburg, Oat., writes . "Baby's Ow 4
I can only touch two or three cractal
points in " H. B.'s " letter and then leave
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Tablets have a large sale, I and every Put
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him to his idole. i
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chaser is more than sati8fie 3. We use the
'for bAy. have found �
" For the example of bas� character is
TI-_ go. .- 1, .
__ rich coh
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our and them all thi"
Jesus Christ, and the beat people ars like
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is claimed for them." I
Bab Own Tablets indiges�
him They never dance," to sayeth L94 R.
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y's cure colic, �
B."' Let me dlislodge him then from 1.11-a
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tion, constipation, diarrho(a. :imple feyerl
supposed istroughold. Jesus Ofirist maid ,Of
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and all the miror ilh of I d one*e. The
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himself, - For John came neither cat,ing nor
- - il ar a!-.
. S�Ufl us �Irn
-- ,-. LLLL I 3k�q:iLcv-.
make baby bright, active and happy, and
drinking," and yet the goody�_goody people
..L - - i,,,Iwttle-
".. - ,... I -AxestO,r'e�l
=
joy to.the homo. -Sold by' ditiggiat, or wil
of the time say, " He hat h a dtv"ll. L The
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�w -1 � Y ,C. li�bi`(
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be sent by mail at 25 arnts a box b I
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writing to the br. Williams' Medicine CO,�
Son of Man came eating and dr.tnkk g," and.
yet the same people say, V-13eholdlua
Z "I ... . - NOPM400GAMM W, i FW� V
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Brookville, Oat. 1 1
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glULLtenous and a wine bibber, and afriend
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4W ��t tvw vi , i
Sks ex-44001to'L
publicant and sinners." John was an a,,-
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thetic and an abstainer. Jesus w4w the op.
P osite. He'drank wine; He
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L � 5 *jug thal: go"S t]
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Z2*Aiug life �wortl
71,VV&S
I mingled mith
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the common People; He attenTled the fewits-
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He honored with His preseneG the innoce,ut
hilarities of the wedding feast ; He Iniraclit.
_. jasr, apleasant sn
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- ,!be trnile that bu4blea '
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ously made LhAt which contrib d to the
title
� fellow �n
loves IV -8 .
ing 106al new was; intended
The follow -
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- bilarity of the occasion - Further, in the
- W
ut drive Way the A
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forlastweok,but ca etolland too
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great parable, He makee.the father holda,
.a
. �jaxthesvrka
- ZCC gall
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dance in honor of the prodigal'a return and
! -1* f di of worth and
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its an expremion of bis joy of heart. �Ratber
- anly �
'In kilndties&�b
1':M01T18.
ha'rd on you, " H. B�9"�I confess) but we
I W ion, At
# wor�h a mill
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COU-N'CIL.-T�e, c unoil et for the pur-
" must be fair, you know.
. � -,66st a cent., -
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po3e of holding, coyria of re isiou on the La:
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'for�
I am not seeking informaf,jon froro you,
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Ibm- is Ila Toom 1;Or -18
moat drain by-law and the transaction
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air, as you charge me whil. We& ex"'
&eery smilq� 1 .
of other bumineesi Mr. Da. -id Agar appeal-
. ed against being "-_e,-sed' for said drain, uri-
pect, and have a right to expect,, to fin(j
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greater chastity among Unti-dancers than
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U always h#s- the $&We 4
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loss he is guaranteed an outlet, through-
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among dancers, before we believe the I , aud
land
.� out of style -4- -
us on to trY
north half lot; 16,. conceshiom 3, as the owner
- constantly reitterated assertioile that
'to
-Itserym .
Makes u,% bittie ;_ :
of said lob holds a lease iving! him the
right to back the wate on 1is iand,
the dance leads impurity.. This is the
logical interence from your -own
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, [mplesof eadour,Ap
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making the draini of no enefib, to him.
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:Mr.
. . Warn-
isee, air, arid the burden of proof i a upon
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. "terei
higher itt
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Moved by Mr. Ccda, securic cd b y Tay-
you- whb defame the dance. This is loot
� 7it pava � .
-lent- �
lor, that this council do ii( t can6der that,
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66 slandering the virwoud,?.' sir, and I reaent
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r, worth
they bave power to give such a 9 uarautee,
the imputation. Bring iour;evidcric 0, air,
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-&ad that the engineer'a report and assess-
to allow that the former cls
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ments ba confirmed, and that by -la W No. &,"
chahte, cr lie under the imputati,en yourseiL
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1903, known as the Lamont drain by-law,
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This will be a more manly and eorivicing
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--- with cheer i
as i3ovr-' read, be finally assed.=Carried.
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Ordinary council busines was then
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'way of proviniz your assertions than Ina
cuttle-fisli hke way trying to lead ana co -11.
I . A hutdred times before
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- ceeded with,* as follows .1 On motion of
fuse the reader and �evade the question by
- I A, loggy teari
- � 'It- ripples out, mariover,
Jackson anA Code, Mr " �,nryann was
lou-Mys-nd insolently asEerting that I -did
� that will tuk,
ctl ,
granted 20 cents a zod ilTe I , 80 rodi
say so and so -things that I -never Zertiol
And alw-va leaves awn Ac
of wire fence on eaFt bou da�y, at lot 30,
when stated as I Originally gave them. 11,H.
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concession 6. On motion i Shaw and Tay-
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B." aleo.attacks another crucial point in my
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mile,away. Fblka�
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lor, Mr. Jackson was in8t ucbed to spend
-first letter.- I refer to the psychological
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$20 in gravelling at lob 30 on 9th concise-
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reference I gave, and whi,ch was, made
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Sion line ; also to have brid e and two cul-
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object of a lot of cheap ridicule. Lot- me
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verts in same locality put t to
� 60'
Parna'dMi4
say that he :is 4 Master ki picking Raw -sin
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of repair. On motion of Edina wa 11
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an unguarded slatement where the meauln 9
intention
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UNLUCKIly IT
the reeve was instructed t have Maxwell's
and is quite obvious, but,where.a
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bridge, oil 3rd conceeskil line, floored and
false construction is possible. When I
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repaired. Accounts were'o doted to be p,id
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caught him red handed in Lral 4bling an&-
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ai follows : 'In
John C e ore, repair g
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br dge and stone schoo, hTise, $1 ; �ohn
distorting my utterances he -
Wrigkles and
squirms and loudly and impudently a
* searts
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11 � - .. Suffered from
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Hopper, gravelling on ei line, $24 ; G.
that I did say, " The religious inEtinot is a
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... MOMS Kidne3t
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McCallum, repairing cul�e t, 50 cents, Geo.
purely su�bjective faculty under the contrA-
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Christopher, wire f,�r-feno on: east bound-
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and domination of the reasoning .faculty.
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COLLI- ) Out. ;
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ary, $14 30. Council tb n � djournad to
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The subjective .faculties are only domiowt-�&
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meet again on June 2 Uh f r court of revis-
by the law of suggestion," J,u9t__so, hit, I
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ion and other business. I
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did say these things, air. But between
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those aenten,ces comes in a clause which you.
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4a6wn in t.
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Wherever thvre are sickly. pe ple with we%k hear6
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knavishly omit. air, and. upon which the
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, wa of the �ekure&
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and deranged nerves, Milburn Heart' and Nerve
sense depends. Here it in,
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If we cultivate,
o 1.
1 7.1 I wam iroubled witl
Pills will be found an effect -us mcd�oine. They re-.--
store enfeebled, eneivated, exh u8tep, devitalized or
un,luly, any !such subjective- .faculty without
,
a corresponding appeal - to reason, to that
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�� teen years. 1*, A-ev5t
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over-worked men and women t vigo one health. . k
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exterit reas6i is dethroned " etc. This is
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iWwir,hout -a aa -,e. I
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For Cholera Morbus, Choier Irif ntumi Cramps
-DyEentery
the.meaneatki d f garblinyg,,sir. Ahliti
',is when thZellau 0" undue". cultivation Of
: Ar, iniecti(ni,of mbrnhi
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1-1 U-1 tried
Colic, J)i,arrho'ea, an Su mer Complaint,
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild S raw rry is A prompt,
those facul.Oes " without a oorrespondin
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medicihl met
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t U-3permanent., relief.
safe and:sure cure th%t has bee a opular, favorite-
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appeal to re4jon that the subjective fatul-
-by
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for neady 60 years. I
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ties are only dominated, th6' law, 4 sug"_
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gention, as � said, and it is then th
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- permanent ture. I vv
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� Got Rid lot That Cough - -
and wo n �;re carried away against their
.- )me
vianq P_111021 �
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- - Xidney4; P -i I
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Befom the Summer' comes. Dr. Wood'R Norway , 91 iindue " 11tivation can be carried cn, toQ,.
Pine Syr . hp
. - -Kidney Dised" ff�)m Bj
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Mew,
conquers 0clighs, Colds. Sore Throat.,
Huarsen�sl, Bronchitis, and �all'Diseases of the
in other wi , than by oral or verbal -a I aseb,
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Thristatid Lungs. 1 1 i
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and so, by eitravagant posters tmdplotures,
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tious book, the glamor musi etc.,
. � Oil
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. oveles.,
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It's not the weather that'sat fault,. 'IV I
I a y ur sys
tem,
all cal,3ulated to unduly impress and control
-the mind thkitigh wnti-.auggestion. Rather-
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CIO ed with *AEonolio ulaterlaly, that makes
you feel dull, drov48y., weak on(! miserable. LA Bur-
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hard on yo . again, " H. B..," but nothing
. I careblay klaitm to -at
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dock Blo A Bitters clear away All the, risoris, purify
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'bits hard bu the truth, you know, .
�cites
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and enrich your blOod, make you fee bn�ht and-
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vigorous :
41
" H. B " 1 I'ladgtone as among bis
i --" whelk it comes W, -
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lisb of theolo
.gians whom be says would bave
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There is no formlot kidney trouble,f—rom is �&ckanhe
down to Bright's disease, that Wal'a Kidney Pills
61 splendid ontempt " for " Huxley -'s 11e,W
as he dubs r iy quota -tion. Further on he
I
I � 'But thar mutst bl�; it-ot
I � - than moil b 10 fk -1
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will not relieve or -cure. -
calla it a " contemptible -.claim." Gladstone
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If von are trouble4 wikh any kind of kidl,ey'com
Was not a t ieologian, for did he not Bay in
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t.binkt a -hew �afl
affil, givo' Doun's Kidney Pihs a tria 1. i
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his book cn,bhe creation story that he yield' '
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ed to both,lt - b the scientist and the theologian
.; . kad my up's *1ad
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In their owai respective fields ? He took S
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- I tolk-A have, I g
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" , take it 4:11 �&Irl
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A liveripill that is gniall and Pure, that; acts
middle grotind. It is significant, too, ia
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gen
tly' quickly and tho oughly, th-Lt ,loss not gripe
Lax& -Livor Pills poin s i th-se quali ties, and are a
t iis connec�ion to note7 that the church -is
waking up to the fact that -she in not tbe
1, much suece as ; -
-Out _..
at braces u ,
rp A f#114
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Fare curo for Liver' Compaint, Cc astipatl
headacho, etc. on, Siok
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castodian Of,..' all the trpth, and that the
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- __ Ihseii some -t,
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Bible was not intended to teach science.
one *ho
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\ Dan' cing-Its Traducers -4nd
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The great le ders of thought ia the Chris-
t: an world are more an i m_ ore .adopting the
matter hov thil
An' when I g �
.. ct -the wd
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t nets of mcdern science, even when they
e�em t,j co3fliet with the writer' of the
I kin be I I
Tv know that little gii,
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DEAR RxPOSITUR,-Permit, �ne a short re-
ply to "H-. B.'s " letter of a r�cent lissue.. I �
rdatchless and tinfe bonored - Okeation "
8�ry. � .
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he of M"o. .�
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'To
woiilA�trieat such a tirade of I" sass " and
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i will not attempt, in this short to
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feel her little 11
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insolent'llraggadocia with site t contempt,
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but for one main reason, and it a this, : The
.reply,
combat 11 H, B.'s " strictures on the waltz� �
"
-933! lie w,aTM4
To kuow:xhe thirike I',
discussion; as Iintroduced. ,it, as not upon
'
ot refute the -,quotation he makes Win
" I Dmnping Master." Manyof the state-
keep her xafejr�
danoibg. ajone but also in
I reg�rd to the
t radl.r'oerh. of t lie dance, ani, my bbject bei n
�
ments, in their morbid details, -are simply
'die
T
* see -tier lovin' fal-th
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not only to Fhow the weakness of their
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,, gusting, and in their suggestiveness hor.
r perilously on the indecea. Where in his
A .
P k4lort -0, *bimex I'm �
� . fAell
arguments, but also their insificerit .y and
exlr,vagance Of statements, and that -the
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medicid authorities that he talks to gfibly
,
about, when has to go dow.0 to Egyptlor
better, too, I
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Th-sv* why I try'to b
vatign
oulti Of' a shallow, sentimential, re-
ligious aysb5m is to . . . I in its bane-
, ore injurious 1
-he
hojp ? Is the man who ran the gauntlet -of
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sne I -'O be_$ I
Jest ,'cause that ljttioq .
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fill effect upon mind and morals than the -
�cf
si�t �uring half a fife time agrod torin to
put In the wiboass box ? Was GAme a good
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besp,of rae.
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practike danclu It nfined within
,4�v on cc
proper t�;ounds. . . B.," in his parrot-
w#ness? "Dancing Master," T
� appa 6ntly,
.
I wonld-cet diespIWInt
. like utteiances, is �vidently but a mouth.
piec6 fo I calibre andi spirit, bat
' Was liko so.;e miniet3re whoo in bbeir
youth, degrad6d an innocent pastime b_y
ort earth � ,
.0'r let her Isee ho* liti
.
whose peculiar ;cal i
. Ing gives them greater
influence in defarni g this innocent amuse-
their wild arid reckless excess and then
I 1 $
b6coming goody-goody, spend the �otber
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-AM-1 1 reckon, PM A be'
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merit. And so I h Id up his letter as a
other half of -their mundane existence be-
t*een traducing their form er idols and
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� U"d to b
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Since -Vo
sample of the - ina' cerity, �extravagance Of
statement an& domi eering insolence of such,
rehearsing their cleverness and . I& w-leseness
iO pur.,-u--t of them. . I
,
1)
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'got a rttt
" thinks a hesp V,
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extremiatp, and mor especially in regard to
their attitude to th se who may differ from
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-hot me con -elude by spoiling
I a lot more Of
tu -
B.'s " ridicule in to my'
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Painsin
;H. reference
" My logic dose not lead to such
a � absurd coao!usion, it did I
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Where the -get appl
___ - ,day Y. �
the B k
ac
andif would
I 4 the Apobtle Paul has
e,pudiate it,
- �O 1 ho,w 1 ' I I
he boarders
I
as great
,
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a dHea0a'che
done in his letter on two or three ocossione-l"
Now, air, that is my statement, 4 f capetal.
. dinner belt !
-01 how--tbe
,on-iong
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Wero entirely 'eurk6d, and kaij6h greatlY
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Improved by ID :
arid all," as you say. Lookup' the pls,em
in the Apostle Paul's letters where he repudl-
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--day 1 4;
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r. Cb ase's K�duey-
lUve r Irma.
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ated �he conclusions of his oWn-the Apostle
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To ,C, I
urea, Ud
-MRS. J. LARTim, .123 Cross St � �, Nul's-logic. L-)ok them up, air, andquit
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town, P.E.I., and ,Ah ., Charlotte- our meanegs. Sorry to knock down your
husband y
'2!4's LaMaii.ve BrOme
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tractor, sta -Castle
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with pains in the smill of the backl m ges-
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-entirely cured of th(se distressing' symptoms
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Thwannu-jl ,
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*driey-Liveri Pills and
tY word of mouth from friend to friond Dt-C!1%86�4
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holrie, itnte -WA'
of 1dr. P..
d tha 01#tment has received more unso'Uted z800romerid-
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Using this preparation. -
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able v , and people recommend It, knowftig I ft�
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. the merit of J)y. Chase's
AM Excell-ent S-Eolgg6etion.
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as I was who died rzoently, &bout�
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used to tell a story
loremari at his Blue Grass farin-
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should be sufficient � place In, his affections. He went ion r6c0rd
warning of the ipproach of � .
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land fatal ailmont. There UP
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Kidney -Liver Pills, 21 a dose,! 25 cents a
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