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BARRISTERS.' SOLICITORS, ETC..,
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GODERICH, I . BRUSSELS
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Successor to John H. Best
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Gradiia', of Ontario Veterinary Col-
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eases'.of dontesVe iiftimals- treated by
the_ most modern - �trinctiples. Charges
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reasonable Day' or night calls.
Promptly at -tended "to. Of ' (ice on Main
Street Heasall, opposite Town Hall.
Phone -116. Breeder of Scottish Ter -
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DR. GILBERT C. JARROTT
Graduate of Faculty of kedicine,
University of Western Ontario. Mem-
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Surgeons of Ontario. Off -ice, 42� Gode-
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Successor to Dr. Charles Mackay.
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. DR. W. C. S . PROAT
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Physician, - Surgeon
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DR. F. J. BURROWS
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Mee and residence, Goderich �-',t
east of the Untied Church, Seaforth.
Phone 46. Coroner for the County of
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DR. HUGH H. ROSS
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Graduate of Univer-Mty of Toronto '
Faculty of Medicine, member of Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario; pass graduatd ` course in,
Chicago Clinical School of Chicago;
Rdy�I"Optbulmje Hd'sPital, London,
England-, Vniverelty Hospital, Lon-
don, England. Office -Back of Do-
minion Bank, Seaforth. Phone No. S.
Night calls answered from resddence,
Victoria Street, Seaforth.
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; DR. E. A. McMASTER .
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,%raduate of the University of Toron- .
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Member of College Of Physicians
and SArgeons, of Ontario., graduate of
New York Post Graduate School and
Lying-in, Hospital, New York. 'Of -
Jim on High Street, Seaforth. Phone
27. Office fully equipped for X-ray
diagudsis and ultra short wave elec-
tric treatment, ,Ultra Violet Sun.Lamp
treatmenis, and Infra Red electric
treatment. Nurse in attendance.
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DR. F. J. R. FORSTER
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Eye land Golden Square Throat Hos-
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Hotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday in
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Surgeons, of OntaTio. Full equtP-
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Gri,duate Royal College of Dental
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only think of the marriage as post- "Oh, no," said- Minnie, "I'll have to Me-glve me Your ViOrd Ai I � , 1 , I Wi0i I -1� 1. ;, ,", ,.il'
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Ire doing-beften!' His earth for her 'She h- be golAg." mention this Ej�peicially to Julie. ace 4n!Fwere4. -� ilfe,'coula mx#p ....�,LRK,V ',�. 11, I "
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easy. . . . I � mitted that she intended, to get Lion- suburb%', The sort oi �Vroloftl Aw" �:::-,.�,"�,��', 11
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"Put shels. wwbbv waiting for!,'-, aried slow steps on. the stairs, 'and i 4 ably to grow, Shifty t" ,ta�de- Q.,
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.1y m;nute iMinadet enteredi, leadi " ng and. I were separated. More or less . -1 1. "
es," ho answered, bitterly, "but the arm a frail little old, woman felt that it would, be for.his good and there wav a qua -lit 1A,J , �'�
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Not much better than -'a beggar." and she alone was the Infallible judge I. ' dering just what he thok a ' :�]",.
-,. And this old lady remained in Ale .He was frightened and, oldsconcelt- plained It all to me, perfectly fraak� � ow"woU4, :, " , i":. ,I, �.., �
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which he had, grown accurtom�d. to was pollie enough in h such curious attacks, but he had nev- see. Knew she couldn't be happy ,with , - .
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knowledge that Lionel was not at all . I . I . �Il,
Dow there was no Frances, a no iddritly regarded- his visit as a'call up- him so sorr I ,.,�s,
. I , y forilier weakness and in- Of course,. I had to see her several, .1 I `1-1 ... . 11
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. . attracted by ,her, and that, left to It wasn't clear how -he, thw, 197or, , '�",;,�
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think things over, seriously, You'll "Come again!" she said, and meant lady, of an unassailable "position" in say qr�,.to do., riiade her come to your room i9i'li
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He went'ba.Sjr. to his room "No!" ,she cried. "I -I thoupht I boy, but -I rather lost my'bead, ., . . �,,:C �
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CID key to the beloved's- mystery. It metamorphosis; the wretched swine !;
got home, there was his eagerly ex- flect"cfedft upon herself. The next wered- . P. I
%vas a genuine act of self-sacrifice on mep, already arranged v�fth her, ap . - "I don't care if you do know It,', affair li,ii didn't like ...... . I
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humiliation, and of 'his lack ofIfood. A desperate step was necessary, and "Oh, Lionel!" sthe cried,, In such a �g
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dent ,and cautious as you will get on � � there with yop. She must ri I
She could read in it only reluctance , sltE took it. ifu' voice t�at he couldn't with- -,,��,,�� ;.�
in-t,he world. I ho0e so, ,sincerely. , , she was� forcing you into a marriage., the bright welcome aind her soothing , ,'�� �
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CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN �. . "Oh Lionel;�l lote Y -u so!" I,. �
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Minnie had asked Lionel to stop at "Old enough to,,iinderstaud an that. Her o6fidition, touched, him too. He -'�P'k.l
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question of food. Marriage ' ,�on!t cry!" be said." "Poor little "that you wouldn't lose your b6ad as ;St
and love you put it, and take advantage �f a sibould, and did,'a,dmite all this, that i'-
were rel . atively unimportant. Not her bow lie had longed for her and fa.:,. once foi. funch. Fil Don't cry! " there was something noble in that I . '' �Lij�,I,4
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He swore to -himself that somewhere vill(, Landing Frankie would be ex descension Cut of his - tone. He had ordinary amoui)t of encouragement. �, . "I. -I
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to gn qt once and marry her. Then trains. He couldn't bea,r the idea (J felt that he. hadn't quite re-alized his Lionel,was not able ti) be 4, �,
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class really"to starve to death, whe- b( -r waiting disappointed, at the sta- indignant. being married. It made her more .1�'.
be didn't carti what happened, even own obarm. He felt very, very kind- I . I �gji-
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if they had, to be separated� even if tion. After that train -at thTee, tber,-, ly toward ,poor Min -nip, unhappy �it!.' "I'll admit," li-e said, still very red .�,.
kip were strong eniough, if he could waFTI't another 'until seven; he was tim to his fascination. An absolutl "that sbe's too fond of � me. Too* gested it morq than once, but F�he ,aeZ
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for months while he tried to find ly hopeless passion: sbe.,had to be much faith in me .. . Mt, Horace, ��;11.��l
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work, He knew, ab%61ubel And still h- was happy and full of made to see th,at. in the most hu- old man, you -mustn't misunderstand ,7'�
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(A �br)se cheap, while -tiled restaurants to,r trip for ten days, Then he took terful, able to cope with the world gain, with those really magnificent she. is, all day long, shut. up in that LONDON and WINGHA111 . �:,, ,.
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ter in some forgotten pocketi lite. force was to hurl itselfl He had but I nIevei-in all my life !11 pecially hard on her iftow." Wingham . I ... 1.55 ,.�' � . �
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-magazine. No one to speak to. Not ed the telephone. . fore ,he was swept down and sub- think you're a -I think You I re -' a he saw 'on his, brother's face, a com- Blyth ....................... 2.23 . - .
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on his bed and dozed, away' hours in r-ud. An hour inore of manhood, now! Dop't cry, my dear gir�! You'll ' For Horace was quite certain that Clinton ...................... 3.08 � ,:: �,
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that he was already starving . . Three o'clock had pasGed, and be As gently as possible lie disengag- the dupe of a, woman, wheth,er loving Kippen ..................... 1 3.S5 ��11�
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The next morning a letter'sl'id un- corne-r-at fivio." or sciberning, it inattered little. Per- Hensall ...................... 3.41 111j, � �,�
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d"r ,his door, as he had expected. But IV o'clock and be bad just lighted thk, sit down. in the, chair again, then be haps she could be bought off—a div- Exeter ........................ 3.55 . ., , I 1,11 �
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enclosed a ten, dol,lar bill. She wrote mercy, to confide in her, and, he did'. q --If ;n the dark hall. yet had time to realize tihe awkward- 1 1Q,"'J,
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t(.n—sp,bke of the difficulties of a Wo much—it's breaking her heart. ed; won4ered what the landlady truth, just a li elated. Superman- you?" . Rippen ...................... 1,0.52 ",:.I
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Tnuoh for me. Sensible would, think. Still. of course, he had ly. 1-1� "That's what T came to see you a- Brucefield ................... 11.00 6,11�1,
.Noung man a stranger in the city. And W -0 --too � " �i6
"Repay rue wbren you are ablia," she dr -not, it doesn't matter. You're, a to ask her in,. and inI she -came, And He talked t6 her soothingly until bout: Fact is, Minnie's, longing to be Clinton ...................... 11.47 .. I'g
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qister." . —1 bee� you tb help us. To have obliged to sit on.the bed, an, In- 11 It's �ettiiig late," lie said, w,'d do her no end of good. I thought per- Blyt' ........................ 12.13 , �, t� .�:
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ing at a 'loan when, I told her I hadn't for Frankie,, and. what she is to me it wasn't correct, it wasn't well-bred, that ther dishevelled hair t�a.me down, gage, or whate"r it is tb,e,y do." I I � , ,� ,
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a penny in -my pockets," he thought. . . . We--it'a not right, by Jove! He, waited andi w�"--1 for her to and fell over her shoulders. She �', I
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a rhihoceros," I'm no good( Nylthout her. I need, her. and rigid. And no wcu,ler, consider- "I won't go!" she Cried. A.M. ' P.M; � . ''%-,�,
' and see Mirinie,ho� said, "I'd like . . I I �� V�p,',,
But in'the end, he kept the mon", If I have IheT with, me. I'm, sure I Ing what was in h6r 1-pl! And caught him-rourid the meck and me .1. Goderich ............. 6.40 2.30 I.. T�
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knowing he couid, pay it bFibk in nine can amount to something. But not "I've brought it!" she said. strained him to Clinton .............. 7.03 3.00 . .. ". � -
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days. And wrote at once to ... Minnie, -alone. I'rii no good without ber," he "Tba.ri-k you!" be said. "It's aw- ly. Seaforth ............. 7.17 , 3,16 ,`
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that bia would never, never face her In the twilight he couldn't see her get it!" - I - I eternal wiles of a passionate W-0 � mitcheil ............. 7.37 3.41 . ..� �w ,
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-b.: ..'letter and she fphoifldn't thear ef was not uvs!�mpathetic. eyes wandered about bad bIs love Mitchell .............. 11.06 9.2$ � ,,� �
him again until he w-4 ,ITM see," she said'. "I'll think." the mean, shabby -room, with ihe dus- was not love. He -bad, his ideas of see Mininie. He believed that after Dublin . ; ............. 11.14 A.98 '11 3'.. , I ` .
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attitude at this future time would. be decision, "-please decide, now. I can't narrow painted, bureau covered with ter, a fashion somewhat austere. and Lionel savedi. He had gAffiQ.Sh Clinton ............... 11.46 '10.00 . . ,�,��i ,
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youll, lend. 'me five dollars more, I ' s.1st- Impression of her ai a dangerous, and . . . .;:,, � � ; I I
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