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Iffiings right a�,- . Jwotov v I fl).11411fty i 441 Woo onst cause of - your wife's escapade," said" impure
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� � 4 - orl"ry Wlieoe. All diseases of � ; I . "T1 I , Beverly Calhoun plaintively. "I'm I Blood ToYde. I
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IRM& I 1 WO I . Veterinary � I c I P M �es up Itomach, liver, kidneys and -bowels;
packed pi * Dentistiy - . - - , � I � n 'IRS a n, d 0 3 ber one thing, sir -I did not'put her 1 t0l)
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110 Ovcflis- The . i virtues of curative herbs which aa in a natural
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Kvoff P - . dodorioh street, one "Or (, --I . Author of "Gravatark" I - I -_ manner on the syAcm. - Price, $1 r,-botde--6 foi
ver and Sacttts ofEce, Seallorth. V. . . i . . IGHEST clukliry and lowest sides, 1 am the one who met the lion 1 $5. At drug�iores-or from The ChemidW, Co.
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ns retain &U die .' .. __ � .- coprp'foi dd. 'readfold cr,171�1141111 price are com6ined in Plated and almost, got devoured, uot Yetive, 1 of caniada, Urnited? Hamilton-ToTonto.
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and crk4pness, rva� - I the Ontario Its' . I Silverware from Diamond kall�.own , I
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7-IT-k"T , I ,Jet,erinary . � What has old FrP.nz done that'] they __ I
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't rRI ;�. o Veterinary College. should - . Special atteniion is callo
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........ I'll., I - - - I vexts dlwtses of all Domesl'.0 cut the4r beadkr off if they don't 'stop. - ` - . _ - ry Idugbingly. "He's a- terrible ogre, -1 TRA r6"MA-R * 131GW"ED, �
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i ZWUW- I t I .1 I -1, �;-, ,j ler, at the hotel Vill ireceive iv - � look for a sixth. You see how ter'rible thougbt� only of his gold and his lands _ - _ - .;— �,
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.------ vm.�_ ., Z ;' VEGAII. . .- __ turned upward;'the commotion ended Dessert Knives I 1 4.50 doz. erly,-but there came a4line when she I they <lied happy. ,Death was a joy. vi . =_1 .., . 3
- thouo-t of those� words with a 1hudder. . � The fortress overlooking the valley t.0
ahere cr ,whI�_mn - - __ .- i suddenly.- lit the window above kood � I V 4
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. two graceful, white robed figures. The, We senduAmx reqiwstlree of chargi 11* the way, Yetive, I have had , the south was no more rugged and un- *: - .
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� I a P word from Harry Anguish. He and " yielding' than the man N�ho made his I � I - I �
I ney to loan. In Seaforth sun, sUll far below. the rldge of moun. our la?,ge illusiratird caialogue. : I I
- - U0, 4-0- no i � the countess will leave Paris this week, ' home within Its walls. He lived there -
,—,miac to your ta, 31,ndays, Fridays and Sa:burdays, Of- tains, ha4 not y�et robW the morning , I � .
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11-11 ovens in Me '��_ R. S. UAYS. - `4 LO--- e -M. I. 'W,-" I IN A"^,l U10 n"+11TTaL ,�,U I . . - - -
5 mvrang and de- ., - . — . I - You don't know how ' money that he fitted up the comman- I
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;At all grocers 4-f SoliVitor, Conveyanoer "n anger � . . 0 asm. Both had a warm and grateful Colonel Quinnox brought news from ;
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��. f � s6d Notary Public. Solicitor for in the princesW face. They slunk �
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rvom GAT- " � t'7 wife, tbe Countess Dagmar, who a FA I they drew up to the gates the shouts of ,
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I NO t URT and Niotary Public. Office - iv -stairs unbecoming a manner." Then thd. win- � Yetive's lady in waiting bad been I the people came to the ears of the - . .
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iiri4 A(-ts, that all perso;4iw.�11 � � rey- I couldift understand 'a 79r4 .you I , air, thrilling Beverly to the heart. She hard to get a fo .
Ll e.4,tate (%f .1jJJ..qkn J. ,Seale, b�_ Solicitor, Com Baron Dangloss " smiled mystorlously, otbold, isn't it?
- _ Barrister, ; . ' .won(Lgred how Yetive could be so
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Rnoer, Notary Public. Solicitor for , said, Yetive, but I ',knew -you i were but he had no comment to'make. H'e . t
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�* � - wbo died the Canadian,. Bank of Commerce. � giv heavy bad received his orders and was obey- LLEGE. Nothing is taught that is not needed
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,�,!,�,;Iilii��!po,,t)�r"id.tottietm. ,: ' ,Money to loan. Farms for sale. Of- you see how nicely old Franz�boN�ed t Ing them to the letter. I I Past the great Hotel Regengetz and s life. The rungs are all in*JR ladder, -and when
Nr Eva flartin, AdminiStlatrij - I . tioe in Scott's Blooki-- Main street, It you? Goodness, his head almost touch- � I I
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P-4 - and deqeription,% with". - . "He was bowing to you, ,Be*erly. burg," re - . t the g Business and Shorthand work our specialty.
.UU D1019:1N that led Lo ates 'of the palace
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r sal Adadnistratrix wal pt.,c� Ggrrow, L. n B. � 1-1833-tf "Isn't that fd'nny? I bad quite for- ' s I f, ,.�_ andinviting. Inside was Jacob Fraascb, School term : September till June, inclusive.*
11 w.,;1et, of the said deeeCw0i I ___ - ' "loll go *on a box of checolat6 creRm I the chief steward of the grounds, with � i I
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a1ministrutrix wilt uot. be liable __ I I . . FAelweiss," ventured BeverlyJ I .. walls the sentries came to parade rest; I V T. 1; Mss U
hnyparttherof to any pemft were drawn up in front of tlie ua'llo,o
.11afm she ,-:h,tll not then layt .1 - -DR. H. J. HODGINS. - 11A.greed,11 said the princess. A I . on the plaza the royal bandwas play-
,., witz palace ready for the s4rt, the 4 J. W. WWTIERVELT, PrinclpaL �
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� twntari,). -CL � . princegs called the chief postillon, &t9.,Wor_d,,, corrected the American girl . . gates closed behind the coach and es- .
alf Atknist, LXV. tal Surgeons 61 Ontario. Successor of her,boach. � I �� . -
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ft. �4. HAYS, . to Dr. ! -he meaning of the, dls- . I .. cort, and Beverly Calboan was safe I -W � PC.
. young's gro63ry. stare, Main. street, "What was t Beverly won. Grenfall Lorry and a ! Inside the castle walls. The Iron ---- _ - 1� . .
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one t - I office dnd residence .Victoria St., had been telling us such monstrous some wife would be a hopeless task. CHA-PTER XI. .Z a& - - Not,
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Pthilfto.* or -%V�-almess result, � DR. ROSS. . d9 Oh, quite sure, your highness. They itself. To use his own words he � royal household were, filled
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; - Iseases Graduate of Univeisify of Toronbo ,. I siido breathed freely for the first ti " in with joy and wonder for her.
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�4t: llac,k. Dininess of Visim � eons. of . hours. The American 'Look the place ,,through all the perils of those exciting , Daily she sent -lowing letters to her
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iQ anti warry other diseasm I _: - Ann4-&, on-raes in of the officer who rode beside the coach, days with them, I f ather, mother and brothers In Wash -
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Mailed, to any address on re_ - Chicago Clinical School, of Chicago - hnd the trio kept up an eager,, Interest- As they drew near the gates of Edel- I ington, elaborating vastly u-oon the
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cme Co., Stratford, Ont.. England; University College Hos- 'You are very much ' mlsta� en, hours. forth to meet them. The afternoon ; her highly emotional mind the praises . Chicken Muses, Tool Sheds, etc., have
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i 6W=* Englisk S&aforth. - Phone No. 5. 'Night calls I "Your highness ', he gasped, on thevadvent of Lorry. He had reached Ing despite the rays of the June ibn.' the feudal days, with its turrets and t . � cc df I
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ie&audiuv*omt_eS Me -WA � answered from residen6e,, Victoria � surely remember" ff .V%X
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stenr,- zn_-L-eff Mel -k- - Vtx6et'. Seaforth. . . Edelweiss late the night before, after '*Edelwelss at last," murmured Rev- I bastions. and portcullises, Imp . I
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lVeakness, EM.isaiofta, H,wr- . 11 . .. le cess'Into Gaulook last night. He ays In Dawsbergen. ,&t first be encoun-. Graustark. Do you know that I have I der. Its great halls and stairways, Its
�rWta of J bme, or EZU&M I DR. F. J. RURR�OWS.. so"himself, �does be not?" I r I chapel, the throne room and the armor -
-_ � "Y� . ur �7� tered trouble In trying to discove . what been brushing up on my grammar? I I . I
` ; - Off iee and Residence-Goderich es, your highness," m m ed. ' 4 closet; its underground vassages and is absolutely Areproof and waterproof-L!And ... 17
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� I ,stle were aware of the fact that 'Qraustark/ and It seems so appropri- dungeons all united to fill her imagina- wearproof. It is.cheaper than shingles and lasts a lifetime..
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r ' she had reached Ganlook safely and ate, 'Graul Is gray, hoary, old; Istark' tive soul with the richest rarest We will send you a fre� sample. Test it yourself.
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I ,&Gr the county of 'Huron. 1386 'We said the bad come . I
, . . sought to put hi -m off with subterfuges. is strong, Old and strong, isn't it, of romance. Simple American girl ' I
I DRS. SCOTT & MACKAY. ter; who Is- In the. hq�pjtal, to lnq�lre We will also mail a copy of our' illustrated booklet.
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'S Wig ANTESIP.- __ Meth,o_ I after your health and to bear his tha�ks He stormed to such a degree, however, dear?" . I that she was, unused t6 the ri-orous I - .
i - - I - Goderich iitreot, opposite . that their. object failed, The result was "-,Ind here rides the oldest and stron- I etiquette of royalty, she found elbar- Hardware etores everywhere haudle Paterson's "Wirre 3%go';
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if-evvill be paid. Wing in yoff I � , J. G. Scott, graduate of Victoria i Well and ls,satisfted to remain whOre earliest light of day. Count of 1.1arlanx,11 said Yetive, looii- O� � . I
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I Seafort � ourgeons. Coroner tor the ac'unty I tains to assure his friends that he'� is 'I I I)oes lie not look tercours6 enjoyed by these young wom -----. —_ _ .
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� 9 ! cheer to them, s.ent forth by the- pi�n- ter the p doned by the TIs1tor and every vestige
if"14 _T AT Ci I frinity University, gold medalist of lished in: power once more. Lorry's A moment la artles met, and I
M ---W- I I X, IN, I Trinity Medical College. Member'of i cess. It was all go foolish and cr#y, only hope was that the reversal of feel- the newcomers swung into line with of royalty� SliDned from the princess.
IN -A A_A__.,1 r--.,# I #he College of Physicians and Sur- your highness, that we could,but gibe - I
. I Ing in Dawsbergen might work ruin for the escort. Two men rode up to the Count Halfont and his adorable wife,
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I &I vons, Ontario'., . 1483 and laugh at the poor :. ' the prince. Ho was carrying aff airs carriage and saluted. One was Count
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uld Buy chaire are the 1 - "He had gone, your- highness," In � ) I of wonder and delight.
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I I - License& auctioneer for the co(un- 1 sooner or later, must prove his undoing. white teeth in his perf uuctory smile of
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ars. iles of Haron and Perth. . His representatives at the conference welcome, while young Quinnox's face i L
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, 4ft'at A; M. Campbell's implement 11 cess, dismissing him with a wave of ogant, law defying set of fairly beamed -with bonest joy. Inthe !
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. I 'Ja Seaforth, or at - the ' the! band . .men who laughed scornfully at every poat that he held" he was but following I m
I Xpositar Office, will receive Prompt � and for days he took every opportunity ; cooing babe wbo was to overthrow the
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149 - osal made by the Graustarklans. . heart and head of every being In the
I Attention. Satisfaction. gaaran,teedor ,, not Since history began in Graustark a ,
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, � I so obarge. 1708-tf I order In the-conduct�of his 5��stress, at "We told them that If he were : liouse-old, from princess down. The
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ih Ganlool�'s population lined the cblef go �
i . tY of Huron. Sales attended to in American. ,was called, was past his sixtieth year...' ,9
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I . "There was method in that ultima. look at his strong, sardonic face to Ing solme of the most harebrained proj
I . off Lot 2, Gomeessio(n 2, , -as tile coach M�oved off. The quaint, -
r.r--.----r � tum. Axphaln, of course, will set 'up know that he was a feff'riess leader a ects that ever encouraged discussion in
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I- . Licensed auctioneer for the ooun- . I � � I that we should declare -Oar -at once, white; his voice was heavy and with,
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1. ; 1. Understaiading the value of f9.rm morning , , I ' disdain and did not hesitate to expose
�. 44'00� � ; 0' ' . V two months have elapsed the better - tbla -grim old warrior, It was lao UU. 1. �
I I .1le- 'dook and implements, places mein Baron Dangloss rode beside the coach I his. contempt. This did not dliturb
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� post on his account. We have led 1106d Marlaix will ret you If youtre
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�f t on 2, Hay, . . sly improbable, but It was after- . -
�eryl . - 23, 0oncessi believe that Axphain will lend moral not g"d,91 .was a bour,Aold phrase in ulou I I , 77 i
� , . . be promptly attended to. 1709-tf � . boots, with the deep blue Jkckets, re- i ward seen that bad It been attempted . e T V__W 00 lu 49MMIM 1% APOL
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Wera - . minded Beverly more than ever of the , ou W." % W CA - , v
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� - eratle figunes she bad seen so often have been'avoided. I .
amt. � The McKillop - Mutual Fire ,-OP . - dark cast over this tremendous hysteria and left a WldbWer. If he ,were dIscon- '
I at home. There was a fierce, Yetive and Beverly, with Dagmar has n9t a fault from top to baftom.
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is in - . �. 11 ;1 . - ;_ � side of her nature, Ever.vthlfig seem6d deyll of a good fellow. I'll wager my Expectant driving, riding and walking. Often- . that is, it evaporates the water aud keeps the air
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Alant, Brucefield P. O.; Thomas E. - throngs that lined the street. There u were off there In the very heart of should take " Bu-JU " durimg as obliged to prevent escape of heat into flie cellar. Patent
� HaY§j secretary -treasurer, Seaforth was no man among them who would I Y'o .1 ' -
Axphaln risking everything!" he cried, this trying. time. The extra to grant audiences, observe certain eux gravity catches keep the door shut. :
I �.-P* 0. . n6t have .laid down his life for the moisture from his brow. toms of state, attend to the charities .
. � ' . . . 1. .wiping the strain, weight and undue pres- me directly under her supervi- Dust Flue -cArrks ALL the dust up the chimney. �
I U ,� DIRECTORS. gracious ruler. . 1-1, I � "It Is just eleven days since I left sur� on the delicate organs often that ca . .
- - I I G William Chesney, Seaforth; John "Ob, I love your soldl&s," cried Bev- .. Rdelweiss, and I have had a lovely irritate �nd inflame tl--. e kidn � S. Blon and confer with the nobles on af- , ASb PaR —broad, deep, strong pan-blg,�uougl-i to hol i d the,
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1 M0.9f. f I - . 80afarth ; journey,-" she said, with one of her This not only incrcases the da daily fall of ashes. 0
11 .t mi I ' - U "I'laor fellows, who knows how soon. smiles. He shook his head grave- erly delighted In the throne room and Fused -that absolutely prevent ga.%, smok and dust
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W �1.6 0 � ' _ 0 a look; Thos. Fraser,.Brac,e- Ay, and she resolved in h.er heart never est. . escaping into the house. FUStM JOINTS are
� * - Ott' In the Dawsbergen hills?". said Yetive, ' h61th of the baby in jeopardy. nified more to her than all the r Joints -
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i corps of spies and scouts was working I , I ILL U confinement, the tower in which Lorry Io , insuiar stoves 04 Range
sly in I _� P- O.; Geo. Murdio and Geo. Steph- . . ,W& �ft I I -en held a prisoner and th 1"flou wnte to "utclaVurnace Builder," careof 1 9;6
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- a -,I Idelweiss. U d . keeps the kidneys strong and SEAFORTH AGENTS: CKSNEY & SMILEY.
)nt., writes - i Falswiln, Groups and erly eytracted a renewal of his promise � , _ �� vigor6us-acts as a mild touic JTo b�D oontinued.) �-
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