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$3.500.
In Redd
,tho year -
soldtad -Sa
Brunnee
rice, Of= Sn
g in hig st
nd by One
centre fin
teh, 'wel
bewas
' and
nQui
evorkt
on _the b
litting th
gth.
--Chas. V
hzeitteleed unictueidotienitendothrea$suceest others. bei
way- yeti win -rutty, freedom from acidity. eslettabieuess-nainat's
ed by meg, moiled by feeseat about half tat piece of bestnueorteel
er tit
_W
urday t to
460,00 .
ielladen
ble was id -k-
f the ors s,
er th f 11
s,
is
a
know
t or Ern remit Man.. died
ening last, after a. lin ering I ne
m heart trouble, 1 He was I
Year. 1
James Thorne, recen ly sen enc d
a year it the Regina jail, O r b
asnr, Made his es pe hit% w rki
a field adjoirdng the p lam, b t
n captured.
Four little• both; and! ne litt e 1
o had been: stealing articles f•
shack in =Portsge' la Prairie, we a
victed at the police c urn a fl
$5.76, each. The magi trate a SO
tee that each defende. t be w in ti.
Fire which broke on in a. sta le
ed by Levi Beck, Y kton, as
troyect the building 3,Ith th
two horses, one cow and wel e
gums. Tne financial lloss fa alto
,000. It is I, sulapectedi tat- the f
started I by an ince diary.
F&1 wheat is turning out el
district ielbutery, to • hilt°
ta. J. •G. A ` CampbeEl hay g a
eld of thirty nushele to the a
a E. Wydmeyer terent -eight o t e
0. Wm. ' Leslie has a large cr P
spring wheat which shows fi 0
ple. Farmers there arp greatly e -
ed at the threshin r sul s.
Dr. A. M. Strobel, f tonwa
k into his mouth lby stk& so e
bolic acid, but ;diecove ed hls er r
ore he s elloWede it. A bot e f
ver all was standing by an th s
at once took, sanew at rel evi g
pain. He has , a very sore out,
will recover. 1 •
A threshing separator belong g o
D A. Bernier. -stoat eigh miles ou
o Plum Coutee, was bur ed .on Mo
. Tho basis is about' $ 00, wh ch s
c erect by insurance. his Is e
• d naachine which has •een de tro
In that district this as re
A twelve year - old la lex Id
.
A . s of a fa,rtner living ne r
Stnewel ,
It tle rifle. The mal 1Mann shot let ge tyn
1
a t
es And. :he .14d inn and t t
en times before it fel e Wo
Is that the anima .di not s rin
the plucky little ' fel w . and: to:
sd
traTBRIN.
max Om% iv.
..1104fte ntvaio
neva.M1°
Jena.% trearsea.
to axed obith
ebonalatertet DemtiStr
Csffine And Ventdial
one Inter east
Sentertlit
e
or the, Ontario
an Honorary
intanhez tbe Itiodieal Mweelation
*f the OnteriO Veterinary College.
rat s kliseemem of ell Domeetio
Animals by the most modern princi-
Jee. Deatistry and Vita Nevir a
laity. Office opposite Dick's
. Main street. Seetfortht All
re left at the hotel will eetei've
atntion. Might 106-119
offtime. 1171-52
,e
8,
tattits.
UMW S.11111LORAN„,
Iftsrister, Wicker, Notary Pub -
Ile. obi. Money to loan. In Seaforth
litecAlem itritleyn and Saturdays. Of-
thes open even week day. Over
Plekaren store, Main street, Sea -
forth. 1984 °
& !MTS.
Barrieb3r. •Salicitor." 'Conveyancer
ludd zrottay Public. Solicitor for
Domhnon Itank.,,,-Office-In rear
W the Dominion Bank, Seaforth.
Stoney to loan. 1285
11. 13111T.
Barrinter, Solicitor Conveyancer
and Notary Public. (ince apnea -ire
Weer Year's drag store, Main. street,
Peaforth. 1327
t Botta-mum.
Barrister, Solieitor, Convey:-
1mm' Notary Ekkliel ter for
the iiiartastsm Bank of Commerce.
hitoney to loan. Fernis for !tale. Of -
give in Scott's Block, Hain street,
Ireaforth.
DICKINSON & GABROW.
ilarrieterta Soliettore, etc.. Gede-
Plebe Ontario. B. L. Dickenaon, Chas.
4rw, L. O. B ' '18334f
DENTISTRY.
-makes serv
happy
-makes s t o
, look fres/31cl n
and beau °
polished.
-makes stove
polishing
cost less,
too, because -
-Stove
lasts longer,' is the
its price, and is the
can buy at any p
tie
ste
lil
WelAnderty, of the RI ge, nor
erson,IstE144., hadivo, tb ns of
b ed on t odnesday .111 ht last
h been burning 'etre* ilea . d
th day, and, • at night. th . wind
u =end f ire& the building, -The
co tanned abut 1,600 bush1s of '
' will oheina big los, . espe
e ' year wtile, priceso high;
' Tdp to the ;resent time . the
Governreent hast pur hasedi
riled' ito the public.. se ift 0vince, 1,410 flags 'to e flo
dance with the flag . olicy o
ernment. Of these rias 160.
e. tine§ costing ,.$ 6 ea la • an
ander were smaller o, es -
ewhere. about $3 ea.chi
Over ' 200 . teachers a semble
onton last : week, at he anus
vention of the North Al erta T ach
Association. The as entblag
hole, is composed of biight, ler
able looking young m n and wo-
in whom Northern lberta can
h- repose the traitig 4 the j ven-
populatioal. . , . •
Wm. Smith, .drifer, for local
er factory, was ant in boat
ompainion. an CrecentI lake,.
la -Pealrie, vvhen . he eached
i
-
gun and - ew it tovi de hi
, .
h neezele. - e Weapon, ais in
leer discha gett and th charg
e d his gam betweexi the elbow
h shoulder.. It maybe ecedse,
•utate- the arm.
Charles F. Bunnel, of .Win
finished his threshing in his
pringfield. His wheat which
plenslid satitele went 2 bustie
acre.' The barley. aye aged t
els, ut the white pet whic
home oonstimption, we e not
he b ley yield', yet o fine
.B4 Z. HODGINS.
Graduate of Royal College of Den-
tal Surgeous of Ontario. Suoieesaor
to Dr. Twaddle. Offiee-Over
ddbungte gray, store, Main street,
. Neal -era:
_
MEDICAL.
_DR. JOHN Mee-INNIS.
Offize and: residence Vintoria Ste
forth, Phone 73.,
ABif NA je BURROWS.
Ofinno- andfle-A dence-Goderich
rest. of the Methodist e.hierabe
forth, Phone No. 48", Oortoner
neer the ooanty, of Baron, 1388
DRS. SCOTT & MACKAY.
thederioh street, opposite Metho-
Met. ohare, Seaforth.
g. G. Scott, graduate of Vitoria
laid Ann Arbor, and member of the
4sitario College or Physiciens and
cone. Corone.t. for the nensitY
arm.
hiaokay, honor graduate of
ityi University, gold medalist of
.aity Medical College. Member of
f.itee *allege of Physicians and, Sur -
aeons, Ontario. 14n.
DR. EL HUGH ROSS,
ear,aduate of MAY-en:say of Toronto
Maoulty of Medicine, member of Oloe
lege of Physizians and Sam -eons of
Ontario et pat: gra,duate uouesee in
intleago 'Clinical Sohool, of Chicago;
Ronal Ophthalmic Hospital, London,
*Ragland University College Hos-
nital, London, England. • Office-.
Over Stewart Bros.' etore, Main St.,
Meafortie. P.hone No. 5. Night calls
Snowered from reeidenos, Ylotoria
*treed, Seaforth.
• 11190
.A.UCTIONEERS.
• THOMAS BROWN.
A/ceased auctioneer for the 000n -
idea of Huron and Perth. Orders
naft et A. M. Campbell's implement
arterooras, Seaforth, or en the
xpesitor Offize, will receive prompt
ittentien, Satisfaction guaranteed or
*barge. 1708-tf
• WAMES G. liffoldICHAEL.
Esteemed auctioneer for the soon -
ft of Huron. &dee attended to in
ono part of the county. at moderate
sates and satisfaction guaranteed.
prders left at *the Seaforth post
office, or on Lot 2 --Ctoneeselegx 2,
will reoeive prompt. at-
tention.• 1882-tf
S. PRIMPS
Licensed auctioneer for the ooun-
See of littron and.,. Perth. Being a
• . ;practical •farmer -and thoroughly
Innderstanding the vatu.e of farm.
Itock and implements, places me in
better _position to realize good
prioes. )0hargs4 moderate. Satia-
taction guaranteed or no pay,. Ail
eerders left at Hannan pest offibe
ea at Lot Z3, 6101100491-tim 2, )lay, Will
he promptly attended ;to. 1709-tf
Don't
a Coug
IT CAN HAVE
RESULT. IT
TJEJE THROAT.
OR BOTH" AF
DR. WOOD'S NO
• SYRUP IS THE
YOU NEED,
It is without an equal
Coughs', Cottle, Bronchi
Pain in the Cheat,
Cough, Quinsy and an
Throat and Lungs.
A single dose of Dr.
Pine Syrup will stop the
throat, and if the cough
come settled on, the I
properties of the Name
proclaim its great virtueri7i
calloi. Norway Ping b
eradicating the bad effecte, an
eat use of the remedy cann
about a completeoure.
St
Do not be humbugged
and insist on having Dr.
pat up ia a yellow wra0
trees the trade mark, and
Mrs. Henry Seabrook, Iles)
writes: "I have used Dr. INV
Pine Syrup in our famfly f r th
-years and I consider it tjhe
-known for the cure of coldn
all my children and myself.'
f
heajt
in
Cant
bins
hea
an
an
th
th
wer
Eh
tin
soda
with
ort -
for
• by
en
a
ipe
ar
V06.,
S
•ir
a
• qua
ual
A sad eve t took pia, e near th
Deer river, east of I nisfail Al
a. Mrs..D vies, , wile if a ros
us farmer in that di triet, en
the yarci to assist the children i
rng some cattle. ;Among them wa
11, just lately purchael-d, and h
ed- and -feeed her, Fe ring the
hull might be savage, s. D vie
away, andt;after gang few ace
down, expiring instantiLy, ere um
from heart disease.
There is every indicati n thai th
at Chalk Sask., wIl be vi ite
Another
1.1
famine is wl te
al convent s have no e in $ k
odel cars that arrive e qu ckl
tied, the coal belng- d livere 1
lots to those who ave o der
It is belleveil that tlio- fareer
fairly well supplied' but In ow
ly all -the coal t1ns 4re e pty
now that 'the wheat s ippin ha
ted' there Is not tnuch chanc o
adequate sup'1y ofcoaft
! bein de
3rand .Trunk Rai
Systenj.
Railway Time Tahiti
Trains leave Sestorth folio*:
10.55 is. al. For tflnton, Goder.oh Ving
Kincardine.
12.46 a. m. For Metal] and GderIch
tug p, ni; dirionre.Olinton„ Magmas:I on
10.45 g. m ' For Clinton and erl .
6.35 and 7.52 For Stratford, Guel hp
a. m. • °dills, North Ba n poi
Belleville- and Pe arbor a
east.
82 pi m. For Stratford, Gu 11,
treat and tonth ea
or,
('Itt,
%V St
tg"
Pe
eon
6.88 p. m. For Stra ford, Gq, igh d rrne
e
London. Huron a
01170 Realm -
London, depart,.
Centralia- .., •• •• •
atarrh• And
Deafness I
Can be Cured.
CONVINOE T01/, 'we will sena you, post fre e
71.26o tube of Kara's Australian Catarrh Rem-
edy', on ten days trial. If benefited, send us the
money. We know our remedy has no equal in
curing chronic Nasal Catarrh, -.Deafness and
Cold in the Head. Write to.day.
Zae
F. R. HAW CO., Limited, Department 0 -
COD. QUEEN & VICTORIA STS TORONTO 0 •Ili`
as ma an •••
..,..-,-
Kippen...... •••••• ••
d ituie
1
area
cm, 0
30
El 40 a
gee
'0.08
10.16 1
10 80
10. 0
tiondesboyo _ 1.18
Bl ,,1! 27
fialgrav 1.. ea
VirilighlkIR 11111,78 A • 51
1 41
OtORO
*Ingham, depart...0o • • on,- 6.40 A.11.
Belgrovo-614 •
Myth- 7.08
teondesboto...• I • •41 0.1. dr 7.16 4
Minton-. • • •• 4.•,••• 750
•• 8.12
100Pen-,. 7
Hansen.... - Mgr ••• as 2
an 4•01 a. so OW 48 6
Ocatralia. •••.•:••••.,.-9 06 6
London, 10 00 A. a 6
red! there.
A -shocking,and
d about a mil
altona. It apipea
the name of
king wth .
g, was brl
bags to Ke
•fakal a
'est
that
ens!,
., Burn
ging a los
nay, and
Il jug in 'front of Ola
wagoi gave a Jolt, t
tun te man under
s,• wi1ch imed1ateiy
the 1 heavy loacted
over Ithe an's- bodY.
tw ty i4inutes 1 aft
A
cident
Ke
a Bat
who
' thre
dI of
ming
ee's h
rowin
starte
agon
e liv
the
H. Ne'tivton, e Of Se kirk,
ted t is &taw': one b shel a
• of a new variety sot • ttato
'Wee :Macgregor." -1.Mr. Ne
d from that bushel a d a
;43 ter y-threebushels ted a
s po atoetid are an exc tient
Ing very .white and 1 oury,
n skin and shale* in eye..
very few small ohes und in
eitheananority bang of a goo
en size. Prof. Rutherfo et, of
Hobe: !Agricultural Gal ge,
t • aine potato aver ged
ba ei
ti the titre On tee c
-
Palineratt.n. and Kin
GORKG NORTH. • PR88. ' ' Pass
Palmerston - - . • • • 7.55 -p.m. 12.6.7
Ethel._ .• - ars OM AN 8.41 . 1.84
Brussels., - .... 8.51 1.44
Bluevale....• - .- 9.08 1.66
Wingham•• •• • • - 9.15 2.08
Glnie Scum. 'Pass. Pass
WInglmm.„, ,, _ ,,,,.
Blaeyalb_ _, • . _
6,48 a.ro 5,05
6.52 • 11.10
Br meta- •••• •• 7.05 11.26
Etnel.. 7.1611.87
8.05 128)
J. Lewis Tho
Civil Engineer, Architect,ete Late
parteleat 3.*ubli0 Works. Consul '
Municipal Or County work. Eieot
Sewerage or Waterworks Systems, Wha
Rewt
eld28.i.
0r00d ConCrw
et;e- Pal2220ii.
.6
4
6
1
a
.1a
to
A
si
t, Sea
°ache
ened
he b
bu
ens .
9 ad
2
a,
e
erable da,ma
fires, in the
o' north of
a and chit
Morelia
her; horn
y the bello
e Isa
ask
en
wh
, an
Ing
hap
nay
nde
wa,
hin
al
Use
see
t
ass
d a-
4
CC
an,
call
re
ha
alt
ook
an
er
th
av
th
te
62
eg
been . on
e lake dis
toone Mrs
ere a lee
n the fir
- were a
f the
trig! barn. The j haise
the • barn, t hoise, a
ed.
s foil
ystan
gr
Rain
barn
Id hey were b
far r ' ported i are
Ian, hay ; Ole,
t, fift Acre
8, grain;
8, barn,.
hay I and
LOUIS -:Ve
. -Dem:earl
IL Bogs.
, E. Dolph!
Co
the
ws-
vig
111
alt,
and
4t
oreteste
6 86.9
9 TERRIBLY CEAC
61•63463113...3
./tUk Healed Theln.
Ove and over :again. the val
am- ok - for chapped and
laces has Peen demonstrated
of 'Portlezelf, adds her
miy rand says t 'My -bands
ore •aid. cracked that I.cote1s11
ear weter. When 1 tided
twheild smart and bane
scalded them. I eeetned
to get 'elief from eolith
-them until I tried Zane
hem
O th
ha.
abl
ut o
-0- t e balm succeeded when al
di felled. It .closed the big
ave me ease, soothed the infl
ion, and in a very short time
y hands completely."
Made that are chapped may 1e re -
tore d to the smoothness ot heal h by
dictate application of Zata-B
The 'value of Zeta -Bak, either, as a
rotective }OW a, corrective, canna be
verestima,ted. A box should e on
very dressing table.
Zarn-Buk heals sores, cures eckerna,
kin erUptions, .uicers, ringwod'm,j itch,
arber's rash, blood Poison, bad4 leg,
altrheum, abrasions, abscesses, cuts,
Urns* scald, and all skin inJurie and
lout. s. Of .all stores and dru gists
60 er:ts, or froth Z9M-Buk 0o, T-
onto, Jr.or price.' 8 boxes for $1. 5.
bur
hacks Were
Hint
e of
ehed
s.
testi-
so
t put
do
ELS it
quite
ng I
Buis,
else
acks.
ma-
ealed
I
JS. Perilous Outing,
Am*
Mrs 1.11 McIntoch, of Woof tock,
h. e'e again after a six re nthe
rospeeting. expedition through the
d highlands- of Northern Ontar o, in
rapany with Ids brother, Mr. . A.
ant° h, of Cobalt. Messrs. 141nt tosh
ft eijvilizatton ion March _1st last.
heir Object was to stake . rn era
elate, •and in this, though great a.rd-.
p w endured, they were ver SUC-
99fil1 Seventeen. ClejtrIS •were s ked
d in these lie some very rich b s of
lver and gold.
The essrs. McIntosh left Lator ord
hich s some miles from Cobalt and
ent canoe up the Montreal Iver
• Fre erick House, a Hudson. Bay
ctory They then took the .A Mbi
d kt e rivers up to the H dson
ay ropany's post, Moose Fa ory,
Jee es Bey. The Mesars. McI tosh
ere ithout guides and the ex-
rienc s In !prospecting were u 1 que
d v led. During their entire Jatay
1 the woods only seventeen da s ol
1...d ether greeted thnno
The limate of that portion o the.
°Tin 6 of Ontario, they descri1 as
•ther wet and -dismal, owing, per-
ps, t the ' great amount of er-
t. kes 'Ind treasna. The count a-
dne Phrts the Indian's are st In
lands in minerals and timber In
eir primeval state. Moose emdi ther
f
• g gathe are very plentiful.
Mr.AvicIntosh thinks !that that part
-Ontario never ke ar Ing
c untrY. The 'country is rough and
.i'ountathous and wholly unsulte for
a" icul urea ;purposes.
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ti
Te
Anth‘r
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I
Copyr,firht,
,
Substitat ,,
_
till WILL N. HARBEN,
of "Abner Daniel," "The Land 411
Abe Chanylna Sun," "The North
Walk Mystery," Etc. I
_
.790S, by Barge? & Bra '
(Continued from Page Seven.
i -etc an' sorter= hew to the line. -T en,
tin, ate o' the clerks that San Ord
:: ed. to let do purty much as he llked
is startin* to light: a cigar behind
s ow case, an' Bob yanked 'tin up eo. I
- eyn't nave no smokin' in the honse,
J .' he said politely. 'We sell lim-
e, icker aa' gunpowder, an' have to be
crefuL Besides, it, don't look right
d rin' business hours, an' ef we wa 1,90
k tch fire an' burn out we'd want to
CI!lect i6ur insurance without bein' ac-
e sed o carelessness.'"
Hillyer said, his amused glance
o the ace of his wife, "I believe Bob's
g in' tc do all right My daddy Used
ti think I was dead lazy beca'se I
Si dn't like to chop sproute In the laid -
d i od August as well as I did to play
b 11 twice as hard, but the sprouts Was
s fun an' the ball game mine. This
h re's Bob's fun, an' the only way to
a ount -to a hid o' beans is to enjoy
witat yo're at. You think yo'rea model
bnsines, man, Hanks, but thar's ae
e*.tech fun at the job you have, as
playin' poker with a full hand. Y u'd
g 1 to sleep sellin' supplies on timeler
a lybodr1 but yoreself, but yo're iide
awake as it is. The truth is, you n Iver
tr ed to find out whar Bob's talent lay."
auk drew himself up. He had not
s lied uring his visit, a.nd he reefely
m de ohcessions. He did both row
ther iheeplshly.
Well, I've come over to tell you •laat
I goi " to take up that note," he opa.
Wh t.note is that?"
Why, the one Bob give you. I rc-c-
I'ni able to stand the -the resk as
11 as you are."
Well", and Hillyer smiled again at
hi wife, "I think you've get a lo o'
1 to Ome tell me a thing like t at.
\Vlien did I ever ask you to give a
g d 14n to me?"
I think so myself," joined in rs.
/I Vet-, Who had caught her husba d's
dr ft. 1 Why, Mr. Hillyer was jest
In Vot er day that it was mighty- gh
ossi le to put money out Titha it
be fh an' draw any sort ,o' in er-
es , an' 13ob's got a good payin' sh
b sines .11
ank shrugged his shoulders. I
all smile had vanished; he loo ed
ohewd.
4. I r thon I'll have to giveBob the -
neer, ea, an' tell 'im to pay it ff.
II on't want lim to be owin' a ybo y."
Oh, hat's entirely a dikter nt at-
te ' s iled the merchant "13 ut ou
ki bett I ain't a-goin' to trantler ny
no e w thout knowin' how It w ld
s myi customer."
n' that's within' moreni f rin
II . Hillyer as Hanks rose a d s rt -
ed to iekve. I
he n xt morning at the w reho se
H nk teemed somewhat pre cup pd.
Pr gen y in a lull in business and Oli-
ve satiori he turned to Hilly*. . I
in; toned that note, to Bob t s rn n -
in' at b ea.kfast, an' what yoi rec on
he aid Huh!"
ow do I know?" replied
ch nt. --
ankg opened, the door of
* 'gar his hand, and beg
fo1 a c el of fire. "It sorter
the
'fin,' birth
Xied rath n
Wanted
vato er
do you thiuk.
1111111;er hook bis head, * plea x-
pressiort his face. 110 made o
ply, but nuer apoke "Th boy
don't int d to ax. you no edds
he said, ' Isiory in his epee
AJ
ol
exterior
tractive,
well kep
through°
Cranston
There
ltettanY
was a re
and 5oras
In appear
walls hun
gilt fram
It was
ratddle of
to her roo
IA
.42111APTER XL
B CRANSTON' lived n
fashioned, roomy hose at
e end of Oda widest and lo g -
street Darley afforded. Tbe
the house was not ve t-
ougb it stood. on a al$io11s,
lawn, but it was equ pped
with fine old furnitu e e
had brought from Vir
e, rare pieces hf soy in. -
tile big parlor, a piano bleb
of the days of Washi gt n,
and chairs quite as a dent
nee. On the w 'te plastered
family portraits in en4slive
e Sunday night aboutie
ovember. Lydia had rt1r1ed
and. tbe major' Wile re di g
a newspaper in the lamplight be ore a
cheerful Ilhe In the altfing room whnn
Mrs. Cran ton came in from the parler.
"Wen, on may be ea fined, Major
Cranston, she said, "but m not"
"Oh, y4u are noti at's ropg
now?" 1e put his pap down a4id!
looked up !at her infra/rine y,
• "Well, I don't like tbe- way Ly a 111
doing at 11," replied the lady.
'INVI:tet' she done now?' The major
spoke wi lust a little irritation, or
he was in erested in the political nea.
be bad be reading,
"She bas't doneanythin o'
trouble," flowered Oirs.anse
she only ould do and be a
in RV:11M d I wouldn't 'ea e. but h '
as differe is can be."
"Why, In sure the chil seems wen
enough to me," grumbled the major.
"Well esfongJ51 She's the pietu ,e ef
health. Bitit are you blind? Can't you
see an in before your hose? o 't
you rerne ber how she ered whet ve
-moved a y from Mehra ted., and all
the visits be promised. Kitty Cosby a d
the other airle back there Then y
remember how she mope4 about
nrst nontl down here, and the fun she
-made if t1is place and the people. 1 Bilt
tow 1ook ft her. She's tickled to da.h
over eve thiug here. What do yu
think It x�ans, sir?"
"Oh, sh was sick and tired of thill
only socia set up there," said the Ma-
jor, "and 4hIs simple, healthy life here
in the rnoitntalns agrees Wth.her, s lit
-ublagsbtev,sitshietop lyiansd inever
what a god appetite. or a pl sant
"Oh, do !dry up!" Mr. 3ransto4 sat
down by him. "Yon are an blind as,
11
".Don" nnault vette csenichtid."
bat Don'tyou know Iodhe never was
that way till George Buckley got to
coming here and brining her bookS
and papers !and going out with hen" '
"Stop!" Cranston's brew Was clouded
over. "Dosi't insult yeur awn ,child."
1'
He stood up, his abort legs quivering
with exeitement "Do you thittc ra
let that men come here -he, a sea ot
a convicted11 tbief-if 1 dreamed-Wky,
I'd shoot the top of his head off if he
dared ---.hl"! ,
"There is Ilse use waking up the.Serv4.
ants out in !the yard," add /fro. Crani
ston in a tOne modtilated to that ahs
wanted hire to use "We don't Waat
any bloodshed; What we want is cionat
mon sense. A den't think there is Much
danger se fr. Girls will often allow,
themselves to enjoy the admiration 0
ruen they edould not dream. of rahrryd
r
ing, andL:die has too mach faMily
pride to tb,t , k -et encouraging hire to
Eh,'
any serious i' extent, but it :is well to
• take time the forelock- . 1 was
against i.tdiag WM come here at a11,1
you know, ut you odd it wisuld shock
.the re11g1onl folks in the place foi a
to trY to tabliels ietial linen Y4ier
be stood so vel1, and"- i
"I'll send her oil temorrewr e
the major, s111 excited, kis stoic.
high sad crlckhl3g.
My be COntinued.1 . .
. :
;=-111rhfur t h hfcLonatanl.of W eige
ham, while a guest 1 at tne .Win or
Hotel, in B andoti, Manitoba, died' On
Friday last. , (While eating Idinner l -he
was seized Ith a coughing fit, .land
!died -in a f VV. tninuteS. -
I) Wisa
Get at leas an even start with yourloid
friend Rhe atistu this year. 'You eau
head laim off youstartxight now to tine
It heals and rengtbens the.Kidner so
that they wilt be proof eogait attacks,
when sudden wages of weatlinw come.
° 50c. a box Ott Drug Store* or by men. 90
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You can buy a rat coat
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We Wy the materials diras, from
the Itemvees, painstakingly me the
coats in Our own factory, a» sell
thets direct to you throu our ".•
owx stores. We are in the posi-
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•, While very dressy, our rai-
coas are; first of ail, water shed-
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prff. Best serge linings are used.
Coas are hand tailored.
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