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.. .4 �Oja,lty, Wice and 'rtsiddnoo in . - . 11n4tt curp - Rheumatism, be,
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I i4erinary College, an Rotorary don't filter out the u,rie ao The Iron C6unt was RhowIng her - I A A 41 1
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.-. jpmb*r of fbe Madioal Association It is this acid, deposit�d iti� j�e so � � 6 6 # Aft6ja e
� - -t Tr- Ina rare Antique bronzes he had col- . 10
� . I . I . . -ac -Tniu WL14.0 V terinary College, I \ jMnts-on the nerv�es -' that lectea inthe soutli, - The luncheon was I '. 11
Bloo-1 . - V -eats diseases of all Domestic � 6 I L V L 16; " , .
� into - I . �als by the most modern princl- ? I causes Rheumatism. . . over, and the countess had strolled off . .
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lood. plw- I)entistry and -Milk Fever a I I toward the bastions with the young
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V possesses suo .. T -Z,,41 K'rain street, . C � ! . - & V .v " one -w th the
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s Sores, Ukeem � . LEGAU. . I 01 , - EY CURE It is the dearest thing I have seen,"
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Erruptiojq�s- I I - 'JrAWT-M . L. KILMORAN. cleans, healsi sitrengihens the said Beverly, holding a ra-re old candle -
res the Sto,mar,h, , 'at -or, Solicitor, Notary Pub- kid.ey�—ft6 tj,,m W w.rki.g stick �-, am's length and looking at It
� . - -_pm- I - Pr9Ped7---c1e*3 tfie blood— in an m9ny ways� as the wrist coild
� Blood to h , Ibis etc. Money to loan. in Seaforth , stopi the Ach turn. Her lobse sleeves ended just be-
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. eafthy rA,pys, Yridays and Fwaturdays. Of- - . e — wid ta�kes
tplpefitr. is pg�=� � , J19 L week -day. Over �awu,y emy trace of.Rheawa- low the el -bows. The counfs eyes fol -
I k � 1�*. i,pen every - tism ind scsti,-:'. lowed the graceful ctrves of her,,.wh
I. your ambitim i -plekard's store, Main street, Sea- , " ite
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. Py Vigorous . � NSM yanv- 11 prize I', -more dearly than. any
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. - - parr , ister. Solicitor. Conveyancer ---� other plece In my collection," he said.
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, � ,, Notary Public. S&lidtor f-kor I ' ."It ea'.M'e from Rome. It has a history
-j* Dominion Bank. Office—In reaT - 0 T I C E a
E - Z ,.tL-e Dominion Bank, Seaforth. I I ,---- I which*iX shall try to tell you some day
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. -yowy to loan. 1285 aud *Wch . .
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.�ES. - � . . MUM? Or TUCKEISMITH. I I Gdrma'n nobleman offered me a
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i- the vuqporatlor (-h)gM � . small'fortune if I would part with it."
: ..Barrister, Solicitor, Obinveyancer .Notice Is here4 given that a Court will be hold, ".0 you wouldn't sell It?"
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1. " Voterie Joleb Act," by .uts ijonor 4
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: xotary Public. Office up-stairs the Judge of the 00unty' Court -of the County. of 'I,; wits gavIng It for an oepaslon,
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�NVX 44 VABE, - . over Fear's drug store, Main street, Huron, at Wilson's nall Brucefleld, on the 18th df&y yop� higlin - he said, his steely eyes
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� seafortjj� - forth% , � 1327 1 1906, at 11 d.olook a. in., to bear and de- ess'"
: - . . l -- . termine the several complaints of errors and oints. C114eripg, "'the glad hour has come
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I F. HOLMEST-ED. . sions in the Voters' List of the Mupicil)alft of Tn'ok. Wh I e)a
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I . � I t'ba (;anadMa Bank of Commerce. Dated the 26th day of Se tember, 10ft � 4 h ! .
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. .. I to loan. Farms for sele. Of- I A. G. SMILLIE.' , Isn't it lucky you kept It?" 'she
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. --%A.,- 0 ;; r-- 4n, Scott's Block, Main street, 2026-3 Oleik of Tuckeramith. t .
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. W *11 IS .#6 f 1. z ders. Outside the wbadow the steady
V'.- � ", ontaxio� ,E. L. Dickenson, Chas. 9S - tramA of the tan guard went on mo -
W), - 4 1 1 � Garrow, L. U, B. - I . 11833-tf and Wealness,
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�4 6 U I'-.- I 7DR. H. J. HODGINS. thanks of a pr - etty woman. The can-
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,� - , -R . �-- ba Elurgeons of Ontario. Succeseor dlestick Is yours, Miss Calhpun-if you
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I I va Dr. Twieddle. Office -Over A T'he beat remedy, which physloians know for will r6pay me for my sacrifibe by ac -
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�Pe6fic &.- 4 1 .-L : . Female Weaknesses Is compoised of parts. of a CePting It without reservation."
1bung's grocery store, Main street
DYSENTERY, - . -D r% I 1975 ceTtain white Illy. To this are added other Slowly Beverly Calhoun set the can-
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IX THE I STGM- I . - � I the Wamed membranes. Whis s6athing anti- dlestick down upon the table, her eyes
I-QLERA MOR. 4 -9. I MEDICAL. I . Septic local application Is known by druggis�l meeting his with steady disdain.
1L I,N-FANTUM, - ---- - - , - and physictans erverywbere as Dn. Saoops - . i
. an4 al -I S---.JU- I . ,� . XxGuT Cuux-becaus while the pa- "What a rare old Jester you are,
l DR. JOHN MeCANNIAS. I tient slefts and the I ng nds the '
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qTS in Chu& -em I I OMqe and residence Victoria , Ma- . le I arges-, I
l i � - abated, Thelives of y women are smile. "If I thought you weie In ear-
� . - W-brth, Phone 73. '. i 15P records qf martyra They suffer, I
LrVellous. --- - p � they are sick, - nest I should scream with laughter.'
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.Mies* to take. - DR. H. HUGH ROSS: :L to suffering
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ad Effe4nsl in its And sickness � rinecessary. ,
* - Gr*Auate of University of Toronto Every ailing � ornadmaybe ess? We must hurry along, Ou know.
. . . - I -1�ftzuhy of Medicine,. meimber� of Clo- ,made strong � .. -may be She and I have promised to p; tennis '
& HGT-tSEHOLD . made to ex- ; ertence thq . I
XTY � JW of Physicians and Surgeons of or an v1- -1 lity of ro- with the, princess at 3 o'clock.'� The.
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F CENTS. . . . - creastnir number. liff"Arij women but a moment. The diplomacy of e -
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; , Boyal Ophthalmic Hospital, Lond)011. thatDr.Shoop sends ,90
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� TIMV= DAHMMOM ilege; I . J,DS- and life and good e0thOP61A.1sm came to his relief, and he held
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- pita P . V I- . Wwr Ormia ' I back the gift for anooer day, but not
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I I 0mr Stewart Bros.' 'store, Main -St., You may not know your trouble by, the name for another,woman. I . �
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�y LAt h- I answered from r,esidence, Victoria . w nail ' �
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-1 M 6 I us � � i . PILO -We- - - CuRM Recommended imd solil by
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. - *reet, east of the Methodiot church, � CHAS. ABERHART. in the g4me of war," e said point -
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r .. for the county of Hu"n. 1386 . FOR SALE- . "I stand in greater awe. of a tennis
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71 T . 0. Mackay, honor graftate of I I rattled
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-f..., RLIN"v "- 5 i � : trinity 'thiiversfty, gold medalist of I �Varningly. .- .. .
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Ild -N'erve ON. THE CAR Count !Lnx looked up instantly,
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q � L . . Oft of Haxon and PeAh. Orders ja* him up I eyes that she was frightened; '- but, if
, - I �W. at A. M. Campbell's implement . �. - his heart beat violently, his 1a,ce Wait �
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LL I "fare -rooms, Seaforth, or at --11 -the 94 It 'is twelve years since Psychine cu red 'hat are YOU . doing, there?" snar
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-. I � Upositor Office, will receive prompt me of galloping consumption." The "'�N- led
. . . . . - . At6ntion. Satisfaction gaaran-teed or speaker was Mr. A. E. Mumford, six feet the count. L I .
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; . *0 obarge, I . 1708-tf "Did your highness call?." asked Bal- L-
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- ,. healthy f�rmer. - He works -his own farm dos coolly. .
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� - i , jAMES G. McNICHAEL. �, . . near Magnetawan, Ont. I . � . "She did not call, fellow!" said the
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I . L 11censed auctioneer for the c6un- 11 I caught my cold workink as a fireman : count, with deadly menace in his voice.
- 1. tr of Huron. Sales attended : to in. on the C.P.R." he -continued. "I had . i'Report -to me 4n half an 'hour. You .
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I I Iny part of the eaunty at On-OdeTatlB i night sweats, chills and,tever and frequent- stil) have something to learn,'I see,"
,� tates and satisfaction ggaranteed. ly cou
, . -Ts left at the Seatorth . -ghed up pieces of my lungs. I was Bev�rly was alarmed by the threat in
OrdO Post , sinking fast and the doctors said there -
. Office; or On Lot 2, 001108ssidu -2. P was no hape for me. Two ifionths treat- his tones. She saw what was in store
, 11 heart and nerys . Hallett, will receive prompt at- ment of Psychine put m'e right on my feet for Baldos, for, she knew quite as well '
: SO.Tue Of the symj)- tention. -- - . .- - - - 1832-tf and I have had no ret4m Of lung trouble' as Mirlanx that the guard had delib-
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. attend to it inx- I B. - S. PHILLIPS. . If Mr. Murnford had started to take "He cannot'come in half an ho7qr!"
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I lay. serious break- - Licensed auctiGn*,eer far the eoran- , P-Qycbine when he first caught cold he . .
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. may follo-W, if ;YO11 433s of Huron and Perth. ]Being 9- would have saved himself a lot of anxiety �he cried quickly. "I have something
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. leeplessuess, NZA- - Practical farmer and ' th-oratighly, and suffering. Psychine cures an lung
t e laeart, Shortness ; - I understanding the vai,u.e of farm trot-ible0y killing the getrus-the roots of I thinit 1. did call." Both men stared
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� many ininar sYnlp- � Orders left at Haneall � Ost office "I fancy Bald6s' must be even better,
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. I nerve troubley butt - I - or at Lot 23, Conci��ai�n 1, 'Hay, -will -P 8 Y 0--H I N E for he heard me," said Beverly,, herself
es. . bO promptly attended to. 1709-tf * once more. The shadow of a smile
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. I M13toms from the The McKillop Mutual Fire (Pronounced Si-keea) 6' He is ftnpertinent, Insolent, your.
��nox- or 3 for S1.26. ; . h! ' gliness. You will report to me tomor-
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; n Ot two njore boxest . 4 P- U., Thomas Fraser, vioe-prosi- 1,14�w� ,.�., , ." ' - - F rench window She gave him a grate-
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one of our bitterest enemies, and he
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sa y that I like the man. I believe he is
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ta be trusted, but if he be an aient of
Yolga or Gabriel, his'opportfinity has -
gleaming dangerously. Then'she re-
joined the gr4up, the * members of
come. He is in 'a position to,make ac -
-curate
which had been watching her. curious- I
maps of the fort and of all our
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ly. "Count Marlanx,11 she saldf with I
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walls." Beyond a doubt the barou'was
eritran,cing dimples, "will you report
w�rrled, - .
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have, an appointment," he said
erly stoutly, ,,Why sholl, L't I prove
slowly, but with understanding.'
to be a traitress?"
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"You hive no quarrel with us, Miss
she asserted confIdently. "I want to
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0alhoun," said Dangloss*' �
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com&4fon to task for holding in pub- I
and I believe In filni�fy
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of the guard, whoever he might be. I
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conimunicate with th9 outside World.
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guilty child. . I
we can protect .him. I come'to ai�k
"Now, doul scold," she pleaded,,and
your permission to have him -detailed
the countess could go'no, further.
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Th e following morning Count Mar-
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lanx reported At 9 o'clock with much
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better grace than he had suspected
"You mean, Inside the city walls?"
himself capable of exercising. What
asked Yetive. � I
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courts In the presence of an amused
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learned ' of strategy as It can be prac-
Don't be angry, Beverly," the princess -
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fore he knew it she had won exemp-
you see. I am acting on the presump-
tion for Baldos, that being the stake
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for the first set of singles. To his ,
desire to betray us."
credit;Ahe count was'game. He took - .
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the knowing that be In his. .
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said Dangloss- meallingly. -
blithe young expert in petticoats. Then
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stick againsf, her bracelet. . She consid-
with the others't going - toward none
ered for a moment jLud: then In a spIrIt
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Later In the day she called Baldos
ftee all, she coveted the candlestick.
to her side as they were riding In the
Half an hour later an was rid - -
castle avenue. She was determined -to
.orderly
t with I : nstructions to re-
try'a little experiment of her own. -
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what do you think of the
fortress?" she asked.
dlf'Stick. It is oiA record that they
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were "love" sets,, -which goes to prove
houl:'s bombardment, your c highnCass,"
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he answered without thinking. She
Count M, arlanx, puffing and perspir-
started violently. .
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possible? so many
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of profound sweetness a
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ready for her wall,- with princess'
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your magazine can
be reached from the outside If one
They -were strolling leisurely 4bout the
knows the lay of the land, the parade'
beautiful grounds, safe in the .Ohade of
ground exposesathe �Lmmunitlon build -
the trees from the heat of the July sun,
Ing to certain disadvantages and the
When Baron Dangloss approached.
big guns could be silenced In an hour -
"Your royal highness," he began,
it an enemy had the sense first to bom-
with his flerce smile, "may 1. beg a MO-
bard from the elevation northeast of
ment's audience?" 'the
city."
"It has to do with Baldos, I'll take
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"Yes, with your guard. Yesterday he
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visited the fortress. He went In, an ofll-
was once a real soldier, your ,
ness," he said simply. "It was impos-
clal capacity, it is true, but he was
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sible for me not to s e
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(Nense with alarming freedom. It
your fort" - I
would not surprise me to find that this
"Yoti-you havenft told any oiae of
stranger has learxied everything there
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and anxIou1s.. - -
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catch cold. Do you know about Shiloh's
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"But he wouldn't be so base as to use I
take. It is guaftnteed to cure or your moM
his knowledge, to bur undoing!". cried
is returnai. The prke is 25c. per boWe,
Yetive seriously.
and all dealere it. 6nacine =11 314
"We only know that he Is. not one of
us. It is nof beyond'reason'that his al-
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