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� . I 'ISNW. She I had little t - ON" 1144 =Wz lia W_ lf-Xt ft -ors oull0l The 00mans greet eaclk (fter by . I i
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., 11 .1 !me for , b I W"Olm � I , . �___X]111040111`11041 84" 1 4*y,ixlg,. "'HOW do, you And yourslelf?", . / � � I
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; I I I , 1, I i1a rave The Chinese Inollilre of equals: "Havo ,
,� . . J,sia6ed''WAii, 94 011ie AsJ4l4u1rA*glY# the Old rplis leam to trust Ja, Dv, Chase's
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I . rofit feries, , v . you faten Your ricOT' The reply ia: '
. ��� , I , . � I . . I . � � . I 3—Macy- `vct PHO, (o whea, &A other treat* "Thank* to'your Abundant felicity,,,
4 1. , : .. �, T. I "No," As, mad "I'm arrsid We. family mimato, f4 ", great medicine seems t ' The. JOLVa4elle, when they -meet a so,
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I .11 � 1. - . bt A single exbJbItable �tiv? temovo 0mr, M4d,# .
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� . I . rft�ik is It?- Asked the doctor, look. X& "10 M'SANX16 Arract, Port R !' "How do. You uArtol?" Asks tlie Ito. -_ I I I . I I
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i �,, BILIOUS and NERVOUS- DISORDERS., . 06uld . " , .
I I . . I . YOU PQsalbIY got WI& tO state to You that I W A PaIrl in my , Arabs otemliftence k . I . . � .
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1 . I I Sick Headachei constipation.WiNg- week1w - ,. . to drive all next ilaw I coold not turn over in b6d, I was so Ulm, a^d g6 - healtU, to t4y I I t �
1 $f !*dly mod up.. I had camps In Or feet glad (ami I - . . I YESS % .
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.,6_ ' '. - A "r I returned k 'aa4 guy buds were so- eutirey.uplesl; L ly!"Orl . I
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.. , r- "All the braso _gs, 149. Dutch greet eacU other'by asl*, . ' . . - .
I ... Weak Stomach, im ired Diaestidn' County Are, coming hand$ In tht "t I could scarcely lift anything. .
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I . -""-- , -_ PA 9 .. � -for the fair, Alad. Jdne sew was. no doubt, the cause tug; "HUVO YOU had a good dinner?" The widespread extent o Rheumatism in its
I 1i . � . din dances pretty well for a horse, but "T I y Al , AL Moor ridw lit full, speed toward a .1 f . �
. ' We hard On. the bu 'a IV, and sometimes the urinary tend or stranger, Stops suddenly, Arep 4everal dangerous forms, and the largely fatal L
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. � . fto "Then," said Peet, giving h . badblo 6�14 be so bad that I would have to A pistol Into, the.air over his own bead,
li,�..� I., Disordered Liver& Female Aitmen . I , tr L
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�"' L I .1 1 .1 ,or fatheei , =p five or . � For- then considista that be has bqeu quit character o its effects, had for a Ion L , . I
Prepared only by the Proprietor, Tnox . hand All Onthuslas !a ueexs, "if yoio - six times during the night . f g time set
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3 L , , mind we'll exhibit . began using Dr. Chaft's ICJ _p v.,ourteous. .
Sold 74yevywhere in Canada And LT. S'. America, In boxes, M o0lits, M1311 At the ILI" is, and they curcol m physicians to investigating as t its cau
il�,1.1. . as 4. carriage ho "I . , .q completely, - Ili ,Egypt the Una, wor grect I .0.
.1 ,.. rse� Tbo�Ll offer beautl* I I = 7191, , 4s ol I se. Tlie . .
. years old, and quite well now, but tug are: 4,How do you perspire?",
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THE DOCTOR'S 1 4, ered to -dA*. - Now what'did. that mAn'a being Overlooked?, = tgr . I .
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I wife tell me About that hor"? 'Really, Al . ney-Liver Pills have becil, tiqually bend * . . I 'the best authorit" I �
1`11.,_ Iddlu'did Indeed attrao � Illaveyoursel . � . is. a blood* disease. and
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EST FE.'s tion, 6 much atten. Dr. Chase's Xidney.uver PM06 die comlibn Persian friends cross 'neieks, rob, . . P .I,e$
. ARG so long ago that I have forgotten, At the fair., To be sure, the jud � I I a .
� 174i- , - - It Val wers rather Inclined at Arst - -get of old'age, one pill a dome. still .. a boat 09 cheeks, and say: "May thy shadow . , gree that it is ,caused by an excess of uri,,
. 't' A W. of . Rlarial Practitioner. tut, it = to me that the man was in 1. to -scoff it t all dealers. Portraltana wigi� %# ft & Viever.grow Jew.". .. I :
. . . . some 0 hugluess-I forget just wba t; him becilUse Of his gaudy exterior . , but W, Chase on every boa� , _ acid in the -blood, + Now .for + the' remed .
'. +4q*4f'fl1l##+_+++ I partl,v beeau . "Goi with G4 senor," is the Spaulob. t . L .
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,. - E doctor was a good docto; i concern broke up -this mom's wages wero, I IL .. I 11 . greeting. . This- must tombine'the most 6ffective specifics .
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-too good for Bancroft, it ld In holvaes. Yes, that was It, In horses. appreciated by . "'W-5- _,� e. h ask: L IfFlow 40 You �, prep . . . I
;- . was sometimes said -but Pis wife,.a pretty little woman, was ill I the careles's observer, he WAS finally . I .
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� , : ,� I h his wife asserted that, how, .for mouths,. eight the Carp road . awarded a second prize. . . ,. � I __ I L I .0. Rusittaii friend's . greet by asking: no element of uncertainty. The result 49uc
. miles u How do you live on?" . 11
I ever able he might be ill at A farmhouse near Cloperly-the busil . "1% gladf, said Mr I bay* recently- amused myself by �g L,,, OU . .
I . 6ther'ways, he was no financier. He kept, Aegg .went to L . , she b�Arol of lt,.04hat w` Bronson, when t d - the Way women sat, their fo In Siam a man prostrates himself on study .'.a'nd care is' known _JU, 7y . L
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. L o hk . ve one finan, ut Y g 04 Alim, ground when he meets a stranger,
lite books. sad in payment for his servicei; those people Seem to think that the wo; cier In the family." . . . � he various smart reotaurailts', writes I . . . .
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: I " Was willing to accept, in lieu of cash man owes her life to me." -Before the wo9k. was over, however ftall In a L facial raised and welcomed or kicked away . . nd n the form' of pill�
sea, anythl that his patients might bit. "I guess they ,think right, too," said evert Mrs. Bro I and varied actions which on- e". . .
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kelined to I'ller. I I nsOn Was willing, -to admii . I d Inhe 'ro�ess quite .reconciled mo I change. . . . which stimulate Weak kidneys and o � .
Cicely, who approved -of her father Witt% .that the family contained two The thret I Ion. of the poet who Wished .. . .� '. . I � �.. * . VerCome . . . 1.
1. P Sometimes this proved a couvenieni 411 her sixteen -year -61d soul. "Isn't shi Brousons spent Friday aftern' b . clogged or slu'opish conditions of these- (irgans,
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I ftrangemelitp more often, ho,#60ri 111 - at. �,'.ov -sat up with for six Jair, -goitig. firat. of An to.visit their suo, lljo , be loved, would always dine I . Co- . . .�
the I th 'his Scarlet As. . � . . .. .. . '.. �. . � . �"Yep, looking for a saddle hortse," P.Ld- - effect is at - od . . .1 .
Iras not, for the village peo�le soon coli= tu * 46 h As' had -pheul -cessful d9hibik.- Even wl . aThe once apparent.. .
0 W en 180me of de -prettiest women 19ok ugly mitted the whollsaler wha was Just � . I . .1 . I . . - _.The blo . 1. I.. . :�
. learned that it was only too easy to Im- mania? YoulleserKe, A dozen horses a, ribbon, Alaoldin looked fAr from�beautb while eating, asi per contra, some of the' back from his vacation. ,"I was raised -returns 'to its normal 'state of health - 'it" - I
e . upon the Ind -hearted, gentle old week for' all thp , beautiful, unselfisy full but Cicely felt the crisp p i ink pre. . .. . . .� .. * I .
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. qd sensible (and s, few'silly),women'dosire b6ast, but I guess that 1 can ridelf.ally- . .0 eu
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uld. not h 1p doing that- but The doctor smiled gratefullry at this withx1ole. '. - I . . . � thing that'ever lodked'through a bridle, .
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tly the v Ilage conscience sleptap "Id this yd to look charming on all occasionsi it. ' system. . That ,this, reSUItL can, be . obiain' .
. wrewn tribute. For all the years of his maxrieA ur horse?,,. asked a inan, would be is well if they remembered 9 I. ,
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came to titling with the easy-going life he had cherished a mild ambition tiot I g .up a I lid*fouctilng his Cap re-spdOt- that In public res6rts' they' themselves. that grew iip next door to me. Has a. the - use 6� BU-JU is attested beyond, q u-'estion. �.,
' show Mrs, Bronson that he was really La. 5 o# . . .. attract quite as much notice as their. great stock faim'-L Broke In a three- I I L L . I
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ere ere those who said that the better financier' Jkan she considered * P said Cicely, Who was 'for the year-old colt for him I A trial will convince you: -that the plain truth
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,,reason he submitted so tamely to being No One suspected It-Mris. Bronson lerast, moment alone.. "At I y7nts An,d jewels. ., . while I way - L
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I to risk of all-but,the ons,opreciated' er's." . . . lbow 0 1 . *
'.L Underpaid was because he feared doctor was . , . s on the I table and talk across' it " L L "Any. trouble?', . � I . . . L is 'good * enough for Buip-Jug. .,,the kid . pill .
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ng patients ill again by demand,. fteeedingly sensitive over his repeated, 11 belleve 1.1m acqUalutiall 'With .thak -an, opposite. net,.& _!"Not A bit. Tied up his front ler, - ' � .1
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I Ing larger fees. The truth of the matter failures In the -mattler of fees, and he- hor e sa the a , ftfi a huni6rouq wine, or stuffing bread rito their mouths and he fell so as. to thr6w -me thr hoUmet-i'sm. : - . %. I I . I
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was, however. that the overmodest doc- Ionged after a very huinan faShlonL to ,I'll his. eyes, "Used to know him at,iptervals. There are others w'ho.ab- .Didn't hurt. Old man L , , , ,
tor undervidtfed hia own ,worth. I I show his family that Ile N1.0S.L as: capable .real W611 -lived. with' him 'in fact. .1 solute, came along and said -j ought to be , Trade -11141,46 ' '' L - 1. . L
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"But, Jalues," Mrs. Bronson would re. I a business man as a physician. . . wouldn't.be surprised if I cLldprove . rolls into their mouth as -if they were ashamed Ao cripple a horze in, orda to. low. I . .. , Ni -e I I
snonstrate, "it's all very well to take it -1 ' The I I A stunteoltree'griew oppogitd Aladdin's enjoying a game,of cup and balll There m � . .xyl , ,/0 .
, orPcrfTI,itv,*`ho,wevc--, seemed slow . ride bjm. So I let the -leg dowa. I . 4... t4, .. 4�,[0) �
. at In potatoes, but you know j I ust as, in bo I stall. The man stepped . Su'. � �. . I I - �i �'.�Ilhllrlw. . �
. 01 ruirig. Whil; everyone admitted hill, to it, broke. off a Is the woman who' does not -oat 'her roll _ scrambled on and be jump,dol bef6re I . I . 1 7, - 4111, I. � I I . ,
well as I do that Timothy Peek alwayivi medical skill, there seemed to be grave ,...switch and Stripped it of its leaviii - � was ready. That time I w . I to put up In boxes 161`50. pillel.. I I . . I �
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sells his beqt potatoes, and brings -us He touched ' .k. .at all, but has an. Irritating 1critick of ' ' ent through - sellina at 50 Ole . - at all druff .. . � . p . � � .. I ..
doubts concerning his e-tecutive a6ility. the* ex-c'Ircus horge lightly. the top of a peach tree,. 'N'ever ielt it., I , I . NE- .`!�� , : ,,A ND .
- crumbling it up, into'a heap of fritgments, I . stores. Refusis substitutes . I M111 as�:; t 1 "U"G. I I ct
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onl the little I.Iiiidersized ones. that no- All through the. spring- eAch bargain,had, on the'. nose with the slender switch. . making an, untidy and most unpichir.; Next trip me and the coIt went &�*n . .4 . . . . . . . I I . I . .
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My would think of buying. Those la,st proved worse thaii the preceding one. Ahkddlu instantly s6ated himself.on t the road as though ill - . . I., . .
o I I he esque -litt6r' beside her -plate. -Possibly' � I . ere were fire- , . . 111,11 1� . , __ ..,. - . "��_ .
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bries wereu't bigger'than marbles. You Before'the'doctor had finished his meal I grOUnd. and; lookeU' expdetantly 'at the not One of thie'-women' thinks. of- the , . I �� . ;.. .... . . --. , - -1 I
Inust stand up for your rights." I .! the horse arrived, and Was tethered, to 'Immi. 'Again1he -switch touoh�d the in effect of her metbods. on An onlooker, 'He'stopped unexpectedly and I we," . . � I . . . . ... �, . .�. I � 1. ... 1, � _�;JAW -
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" itching -post outside . .., Not one ima,gines she is an object offeri. ,9ver wl�e - '. - . __= . . . .. I . . . . I .. I
But the doctor apparently unmoved the b -the gate. . Im-' talligent Animal, this time .on.- the. lo�ee. a � fence liit6 a ploughed fiel;,. � _= _ -�44
1by these protests, continued to accept I patuous' Oiccly* rushed .out at 'once to. [T -TI) came a hoof, 'and the man. liabook , sivA ioid offending against la Standard, o. I I ,tore my trousoris and . ripped the tow; I . I I . 1. . .. --�---- . I 11 % . I I . . �-
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119 patients' excuses along Witt -1 t�;ke his acquaintance,'. At si-lit of.him, . ".. � . . good nlailllers� I . . of my shoes, but i.,ev?r bro-ke the Ekin I. I � An Unhwappy Woman, , - - 1. . � - . . . . .
I theiy I . 6 I hillds"- with the liorse, . ' . . I �
afferings of woriny apples, wood that - however, -the. girl stated In am.azoment. * i. "Throw a. kiss to. the ladies$' said the - Theib are vario bet there; isn't ancither, athateur rider. : . � . I.. � . _ . � .. . .1 . . I . 1. . I
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I .. Ina% touching . . . I Sou] US ln�tbods of t�al�'719 'in the country could d6 that, My 11�_I , "'Mary" Queen: of 6colts wu *. most ut..
0 full of knots, eggs tba t were more .1 � "Ohl". she gasped, gazin, . 1. Ala,ddin's ankl�l 1. I .
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. -C� 'than doubtful, and milk that was guilt- tor!s Ixtest fee. "Thzwman ,said'ho was . Aladdin lowered his head to 'meet his Who does not take it -at'all. It is a very plunged tbro I happy.woman, "wri ,iOt AP?11 enqllirefi " -4 . �
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less of cream. The, Bronsons were ,ever. quiet; but he certainly 'doesn't look it , hoof, 4nd flung- an equine: kiss to the do- bad loiundatian� for a. i A6' of eoursez � .1 . 1. . .., - Chin man � of a frw�u: ill Lae uain ,11 I
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short of ready money, but all their other .Why, positive] is loudest' liglieted bystanders - � I t6 ifie Dctrc,tt rlvetr�'.' - ;her day. . ' * � I . 11 I 1. .. It . I
. I Y, be'!$ qIi1t6 t) I �- tbe'�L ' _ ' * , � And 'not ovIv calculated 7to render difrd4_' 11 'r 'n" " O' I 9
Wants were, in a measulle, supplied, if I looking horse I ever Sjl,w.11 1. "Up," said ot right badk an thb. co�lf, ,� ,' S'),,
W" - "G , � -n- "Indeed she Wn iepl,'rd - 0e . W:�i .�'
. .. ,man, with Another light; - tion mort difficult, but to Afford uitc. 3*e?" , .. ,:. - � . , 1. � � . I . . . KENDARS
'Urs Cf I Was Hght-�.Hoiwever mild tbd Ili .� . .. I , , . earnestly. . . . � .1 . � � � I
32ot always to I . Bronson's satisfac t ' ch of the switch. . .1 unbe�omffigr injilortance t& a f .. -1 .. . I I
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tion �hompelyight Prove in di ad Aladdifi, w,ith, an expri . .. � . - I ' Queen Eliialboth a . I . . .
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Anythin gr oi6l�, weight, so he 'Put: a. young fellow happy,:wasn't she�"- ' � . . : . I .. I I
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"I really need a ..� but quiet. in appearance. His, .Atitude', s6rambled Whig feet. .. I havi- seen ,' delicato cheeks * flush te (in and- I Jib stuck at It he.had to. I like . . I
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aLw horse," sal I d the I I "Well, I .declaiill'? said . . . 'Very much so, I should sity, if bistor.,,. . � .
doctor one morning, oil be stepped into cream-. ored surface.'-wlas Irregularly the doctoi. rustic 'ruddhiess; rioses-Grecihn, Up *of a Fhrv� IS to be bellevM.?' . - .',. - - ' . . X, ) . ,_
4 his shabby buggy to make his usual , marked With large , redd . brokyl) I PI've pat.for- half. an hour At a.: streidl, tiltedi or" dthellwise. ad rmra'ble 4i Wiap( I a colt hitove Qr,,o r,c,r,t . I . �
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round of vi ts. �y sure blotches, bla.left, Side waiting for .that lorse.to get tired ot 'and co four--o'beoNtely.swell ana"reif I 0 11 ", t , . I . . ,
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"I at resembled a map.,0f.,,dt.t Il , slsted on� 6ne mo7e mount. You can bet ,
the eastern hemisThe're', w*nisl � I .0 T den 4eme�Ltlf the- influence of consomilif "Wiat Q,u 'cidrth alv, you ill"i"':,"g, ,I!.* � I
tio,gve out before the summer is over." ,, and. A bro ing in the.r ad, I'd have saved hoti-is, - that -colt knew his inaeter. He was . . . I
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e ,ed .. . I - . . .. tame as'a Asheep.- -I'd have ridden -lit , I
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te , -t the L arms of Russlai gave his. Pee, d -in - hese moritfis of , '(8r sippi Iinwl� . - mf* :, 6sing, Te"aled, with - the itouies of-. Ole Eli ; 11 . I .
eour sy, being twenty 1_10 vAirs of ag,, not unlike ted ofine: rye feli all...t Wing n(g) soup Il.lectiff - , you know., It he'd brolcomy nook. Now, . � . . 111. . . I 1. . .. I . I
�. . . . . ed, expression. Ed as If I r - iiment to� ' ;is drawback. elifficient without the ri.-).k- ulen.:6f'hi-tor�. , ... � I
I Suld old for his years*. eelt�inly looked face a curiously distort . i W9 e a terrible disappoin . what I *ant IS ild-metbint quick and �� 1�11YIIIIIIWILO -..to x-timark " eb�, '.,;USED FOORtEEN YEARS i '- . .
I 1P If he might give out at any . moment.. . was certainly not a prepossessing horse, , � Ill a, but 1 cOulidn't make out what he of unbecomincr consequences. Somli wo.,j, . just. 1 about, ) . WITH, , ,
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-,vas blind in one . Inued ilie thin man, "t)-st flie-iiaTne ( 1. 00D . L' . .�"* 1
and it was . not surprising , th,A t - Mrs o ol'.` - � � .. . . me . n '11111 It; �Detr ee:Pre . I . . .. "
Ve limped slightly, he wani, I 3d me t 0 , . m. Uke It in',firy sips, siuiiI6 g ' i . Olt F t , , Ss, .-:. . . : : .. . a' RES04TS., 1'..
illye, and something was wroing with his Br naon -regarded lit . said the man, laughlrig,.411two - some .heir in . ouths; some * . �: .I--- _ - -, .. s ., . . I .: � � . . .. . ..;�
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);reathing apparatus. Hi;; ownei dro.vv tion when she, too, joined the little group yeaxiil ago, wI)dn I find this horse,. . seem begt on � .. . ' car In biqtmv. w'I've got , � I 1, I
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-him with the utinost tenderness, bu )t at the ghte.. , � � I . � I the circus busin th' . .Were in, well ail its ecintetits, 6' * ii� 0UT-,0F BABIES 'MOLMrHS ' i1ster-in-law namee ,.Nrii�tha 'Tabb�, an, Lip.. It. 14.9UNDALL Co.,' . �
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Was plain that the doctor needed a new "James," said shei in an aeousing voice sidered one -of the brigh test -horses in tb o cess audible. ,Some".gutgle It down ,'r I I . � � qhlsriz� . .
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laorse, and that without dirlay. �It.*Ets some moiiiefits before she could t If * O'U'li iell him I'll'jive yoix ,conversational.. iirt�rludiis, accompanied . 'fTheo ladies fm� our, congregation, � y pir.ttg
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-Here's a letter for you, faLher!" CalICL! 1 Slamon eil t y�IIZJ dollars �or 11" . b the cup a -d ball trigk I Ilaye already . itre prefty tppd of -me " said the minis- I I- "117hgt!9 the .matter with ,her -los' �. very useful. If you have any later edition or -
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I n den, ter, ai I man's on a voJice of .4ny soit-"was.that . . I, 4 Ill . . in -mind ).ro�i 6ritloiiM. �uf i6rAi"Iihi,� T sj�A 61-4 Ist I ' I 1 �- - . - money ,?11 : ,. - , . . . I , . .1. I 11 . the 11 Treatise on the Horse and his Plseaspk-F .. . I
Cicely, the Bronsons' O' ly gh late employer by any chalice the in not Sayhig,that 6 1sn,1t"W6rJh mbie. A . . ar's mfischlovous little boy. . !Aearly 11 . . . :will you kindly send Inq one" I . .
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� I the doctor turned In at the gaite tha! I Proprietor of the circus thit disbanded' e Ifin . n6t in the circus,btfsIn'es6 any.lon- SIP, drink or partake . of it in A ,g . - aoe all .6f them gave pa. some .slippers on, - idNg- ,z.e�x : I * ' . . . I .' - � 'i . I leapecf;ully . yQurs, . . '. : I 1,
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. toon. . O'I'll put it at your plaae at the. I in- Clo,Verly last fall?", .1 L' �1 Vir, but I happen to kii,ow'Whete I �au Sell fill -manner, .. . 1 I lilil, maybe?" broke in the other.. It.lean absoutilY tdllable.re�ledy for Spa . .
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#Able, so you can —d it while you arc, I . "Now .you man f MY' delu.10,sadd I thlA animal and get my 'he fty .*�omen p, ly .1crifte and fdrk 4- I n tho-liglif your -la, always uses's, : ,,No;. but,,iou s-�,e, last.week h�i bnF. l.n,,,o..0urbs, RIngbones, etc, � .
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eating the beans that Mrs. Blake brought I the doctor, iullolly 11 recall - mY tak . �also an - inf6i,eati.ng .9tudy. I I � have sier slipper to f;iy ,1k * you wltll," I 4and bou lit lier a twis-gulne-a hat-----� . . bun. nd leaves noseAr.. rrlw 1. Wr I . .
I . I exactly who he ' that jbs�t i4 , him, and _. business eo,iho right to .."So he dio hut Oise 'IV. got ar,5 . - . As a liniment fortainl%use lt,has no ce nal. . .
Was Tlia,lp4n stionedbid-- that Ill _t ' them cut. up what is ofi.'their platointo � "And f a .
tting Johnny's leg" ace'-iioxt 'Week., Maybe he i§n!. . . suppose the .tIlloigilillea, 1141' yoilr��Adru S SPAV NO I I
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ro-NIDW r in selling Otke.qf,bla horses -and It, mit, , handsome, bu. -hes, got br 'no, this borse -knife .an,l the soft kind that*s all made oilt Of � , � t 11,q,ri.� '11; If.,; . . .1 . ef 1. I
eally," said the doutor, when he mis. . . A al .16 little heap, lay' down the . %made..4gr 'more italiaplij �
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read . . . . procesilil to convey 'the food -to. i a new ,. . ... :Queen of Scots wl , ' 6. r'sil DR. '60SBURd, FALLb' I . I
lied the letter, "this is very fortu-, -"— . ., I � ha&jp . . .1, .. , � . � , f wO1OI,'1PhIM&&Iph1a Press. .; . �
. . . . "What kind of -a Ilrese 15, liheil she discove .0'..LKENDALL�00., � � . . , ..... . .. . � I .
to me he said he .could jet li,tood'Frice "For. my part" said-Mrs..Bransoit, as ,tural -recqpta,cle by the forki I- bavn lit sball -1 : thilt-her neighbor bail one costing flvo�" I . . I .: , . . � ..
iltato. 1'*e.tried all the spring :not to - I � . I I I I . .
tets would fall Ill, biu� for this,one if he*. -could onl� brin t to,' - L I 01 � .. . . i. I , i;ben others thr�w In hug�- mouthfuls at brilig -y6u, Mabol'?" asked Ih6 fa,th,6r of. "That *as n6t it hl all . - She I I , I � .
wish that Sam Pe the right market. 'He said .in Ill note . . .. s'i. time and sp6i Re he wias:aboul .. . I .1 I I . I -_ 1. . I .
. it's been a great temptation, for Sam is the far . I. th r-dld Yidse -=_ 1 ..
� Ally. rode'homs behind the reju- , ie� co"filour !of' the.. ,a three -yen, , . . happy -as it skylark in a. -June meado%. . . . I . .� i
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f that " t .get home frenatea colt, 1,11don't know,tift what cheek, the expression of the moi . I . antil, s-be'fyfpped- and fell"going.,41) .00 . 1�pm � � 60 YEARS', ' -
the only person I could think 0 . that his wife wa's an . . ath, and to: start On a short Jo'driley- ; - ' . ,ill( 1._ i . .- .. MA :, 1, - . . .
to her own..po.opI6, and. I I "Bring -me s�omla I .s .eps an , a rallied he I I . . , I" e Z .,.z . - .
Would be likely to pay his bill with a, .. ,' e' I let sec. PsAdfix more �'than� makes up. for All. e*en'the -dell of the throat by emu- bbles flor m* elir-,,* . ,It d , , r aulde. ' Slip, is nw� - - . I . '... ,4: I - 1,�j f- ;;.t%.,-_ . -.4. " I . . ,
to S6111h .. lating the, in 7ds'of the boa-congtrj�. .90.1 .1 a . replied.. lil's, I - -� , - - - -..,44' ~. , I . .. .
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horse. But it seems, my dears, that Sam, I Moss undek6izoA,potat,6es,,fi' ' . - etho . Can wear -e rrings,t) ilile 1-oi ,wear the hp_t.'P1i,.' I,., � . I .,
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the animal.", , . .�� .. I rly 7-be�med over his spec ac ea. I " 'shapper"' of -be out'of. fa�hinn. Ctell vill, . I .. 4 1� ,� , . I I . ,.
- I . erp, ,a Ive - your new babl' babli I : ,; . - '.. 1. 7. N ... . i ..
Lis note Is from a man who seems ab ' . I L . . .. . ' . - N . ; . I . . 1.
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urprised,11,8aid Mrs.� Bronson.. � , ni
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surdli grateful. He says he has no cash' eed,'so pleased , . . saol to watch . he 9' toakully a. , ` , � 11 " .-
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� a driving horse -a nice, -quiet horse, V,.Whose darkest-cload '. A, positive pang, *hen'the time Came' for, .sort. .of trap.. it -oilens'. and shuts like. .n ""No :Indeed"I replied' Wellie. '"' bed' TAc About tb . � , . �. �. . . .. I � . . I . .
to pay what he owes me, so he is sending. 4'atill", iiiii Clool, ; argain'that from that, monient he felt le foulye�i-�614'm!66. . . � . ..., .
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M ; always h him to . . . thing on slirings. - to 1: 'WanCblm� to �IaY with.'%'But I'll get * e unhappy %�olncu 0 1 .. -Y �� ., . .., � . . . � ''I I
I .ad Its'silver lining, "he, is - ' Key, pies The I ,,�� _-A� .,; '4 .
says." 'Much. part -with-. that ba.rgain,. even I . hist;04� Why -she is niare unhappy thair 4.WNb�"!V" I
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I to, better than a lion, or'.a hyentt.. Suppose . trick Is. -done. The slow process is 'an . YOU. a pike of paper, and you W ft o .them put*t - tber!# 'Pick. I " I . q *
'A quiet horse! Humphl" said 'Mrs. , . . . . ; - . I
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Oronson, with mild sarcasm. '111 pro- that this acrobs iand his wife had been .. RAeqiiit6; fee.-"Youth�s Compsinloh.":. . : laulto In one to wittell, ,though d6ubtles� Patteirli Of him." . . , � . . . Y.A. �' .
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g ol I . Also I I .1 . .. , eneKelal. to the, -digestion of' the' ex. - .' ll%y�10 piarked the first b y on . . ,� . . 1 "volle _... .:---1-.. I.: ", �� . .
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You!d better see What you're getting gira es or bok,co'ns. riciordl Where " . � . . . . . i. I . . I hent. - Let her, -however, rehearse, th- ! way to sellool,,"I just heard the intrils- . I .. .. . �. I I a .. ".0 � . . ".. 11 I . .
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� would-thie ,Foor Bronsons have been then? 'I Therei"nothinglin my.-Tatmo, Ila - process Vefore a - ass' at-hoinol, - ter toll,omotbot man 'at my -pa we" , a, - I I -, v'y'�! 't ,_ '; .!. . I I .
ke any bargain with . * 0 'I Cauj�fit id tht'Act, ' . - I * (!!!!! I � -0111liNIL141. li -A- .'�.�' ;1A . I
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before you ma tilm"i .., 10 U I Wonder. what 'at '. ,' . I " - .Vyr� . .
"I'm afraid," said the doctor, apolo- I -think'we ve had a, fortunatt. esoape,1A : inattek .what Shake�peare says," comm ere she treats.the public a facial piiin. 'horribld 6iample. ' - . . . .11 - i I ` I I
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� ically, "that it is too late for that .'the horse; except 1 6. few pecifflarl- , to,ented then4w boarder. .. I . .. I .. � , , _ 'ji, .. . I I � I . I IJ -101111' 'f1;',',11'1L11IGVIt t"I'll't' 111' III 0 . .
03C � 167."� r . . � � 100t�r'� A. Wyekoll', profemor of Soot- � ,�- I .1, '......, .
. . ties, proved'ah excellent animal, -He wai" 1. "lloWs. that?" a6kell'the landlady. -` . I The "bolter,"An, contradistinction - io 1. guilss, ,* . replied the other,."b.6 musIt . .!: i.- - �41 A A A
a "M ' r . . ology'at'PrIncetont ieeeutl� marrie.amis. , ,0-4,6 ,
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, I . gentle and tractable, a. good frivsIdri an Y namo-is Namilitom,," Answered � be,other iarlieties, Is. -an object 6f. so' , 2lave s, lot,of fftetions.in'lilm."l-Phil" 1 -4;�;'l -i4";,-k ii�6,4 ,0�. .
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. .. he seemed to be possessed of more #ai� lbq'-n�v bormrd,e�. By diligently .ex-: terror -as well as of absorbial Interest, adelphl� Pre'sk � I ,�: . litised as a tritmp� li� -� ..., � . � - -c4 .
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I became acefttomed to managed to draw , tonTepramittal .,other. . follows, Rua, yet � I . � t . . . .
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. ness of his exterlor�� and the Bidneong smillei froin a few 6f those present, specimen Of food consuier Is generally * I . . I � . .. I I)ronch. ,:!e *144 -'4��WA� I lacivri.c; : . . I
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I would have forgotten that -he had oned 3aittmore Antorloiia. ,. % . : I& great talkey. - Therefore "gobbling" .1 I I . . .. . . . '. dent that happened on. a1ratn:bn *hleli ' ' I " I .1 ,- - ,-1.
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ABSOLUTE "' "Oon . �, , , I , . : . . h . e Was . -ridin TRA V 1,
. . a certaia.singukr , trick which he I . .'Sir,.. said the young man, "I aak,for Wish her no *Oise thing than to beh6ltl .. ,.:. I I . 1. I . I . �
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quen playlid. : � - .. . . . . Your daughtor"O'hand.." - . . . 1. . I I I eho Id her I ' - 11, ,. . was, a slow One tha� ran twice a-w.eek I . . I . .-.2-1 11 .1. �, . . " ..
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If' his di li to.:twiteh ,the I * "Young mah,!, Glicit a pretty-mouthand'pretty tieiltV. . . C AMPSI$
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I * - .1 ' after starting it entered a.Very black . fro' Winnipeg t .
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� SECURITY, naniewas Aladdin, Would.sudderdy stop I
li short. wherever he'll' . . . .. I to regulate thel. speeA with 1w . eked the 'conductor ho,� long it woula i.' � . I . . I .
, and I I *; I . . empties her plate, . to take moderate I . StoblAell'' a . I . .
� �, I . .rogar&dless of both ha=ess and conse. . . . � I . , i I If take to Pass tbTough.the topriel, I .1 sell Gonaumptives. ' ' .
I " quiliaces, would segit tilingelf on -his. .1. . 0- 1P moUthfulot and, above all,,. to, follow thill, . . ' "Oil, about two hours," the conductor Awillulitrationof the manydistrissaing' I
GenAne haun . A ,- - �. old7time' maxim of childh6od, "neverto I �. I Diarrh(986 . Gased oonstantly-comina, before. the man. , �
1� 1; 61100, with his fordfiet - still resting- ' . �%, . I . . snapped, and hurrIbA througli, the ear. -
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. .On the-groUnd, . . . . .. . ,;i. 11 , 111� - 49 e W, I . ,`:. I Dp6ntepy, - The man'6gp6sitj fumbled, among his I . . .
I . I �1- �. . the mouth full." This, ho*- I W . i.ageraisntof the Free . oispital for Cow
' I Xothing'that the'do tor could say of I . � 1. - 1� 11 o . . . . eyor,'Is i very common offence. .. Prob. . I I . � atimptives at Gravenhurst is in -point tink .
dq would. Induce -his I . , ,,, abl ec� . use women, haiial All po much to . . . I ..i grips. Soon. � e seerhed to- be strilegling Veer,. A *ask since,. the Secretary, at . ' ,
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Carter s Alidain would turn his head, and look I 4 I .". ,� I 4. " a , aaays and solittlis time, to . 11 C_ the head Office In Toronto, through whom ,
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him for pormissl4li .4. Tke handlinuf knife n6a fork might Ch-oleft - glaring sunll�ht, for train llad received, & long-distance telephone me& I .
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Ilderibil doctor Nwas pow tlesig - be mg -Va I . I . .1 I . 1 "ye'l ' sage .from. the PhysicianAin-Charge' si .
but1he bowl ,4a an so on of grace, ,t it irmthet .
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Lliftle Live _ill to , . . . . I resembles the a A I � . . I e man ,op I ravauhurst,
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. 1`86 -could 'no 1013 ' * lodd Own vrit & businoss4ilte to d he had begun to use In flioted with consumption, had resente
Must Re4r Signsiture of 40 er . ii P4* an i Infutuml; SORS10IMM, the conductor .1
- . endui�e I his -cramped and jindomfortabld T-o'lhe Weary I)yispaptle, � I clatter frofli which all grace.is aipent,. . . . I I, thanging his shirt. Ue now Oat thund,zn themselves at the doors Of the D-ree 316a; ' I ,
I N\ attitude, he Would Last 6. final reproach� . We Ask T,his Qi�catioftll ! aid AU Wnds of Sunimer COM- ; stricklin, his coat, shirt, necktie and col- : pit,l# ,hoping to be at olicis admitted.
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� You re' . -thit loud chatter, andlneessanblahghZ;;,1 - by from the waist �up, %a 'a man About to slight degree, and from a, medical point of
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Sols Pac-Similo Wrapper Below. deed on his way like any owbluary horse. that w , i ght at the. � pit whi . ch . I � � takb* . - . . . I � . I I
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UWAACH 6 k � 14 99ract, Ilt , . . , late Senatoi Ingalls, his widow hag plOed friend. .The mother hsnsew)ejaxn�, nVen 41*
tore 101141ti'lees took litta, t Clov A 11 , Organs so that It ?�)11 hot be aftest0y td Out to the Bishop of London *sAd .1 , I .
FO AIIIINE92i, I fouad g'Opedietit, After ids ft 4beriV atiLrVO uw stomach to avold distrose aftor !!! I ft 8A latrodulatton to the at his gtays .one of. the huge red bowl- ploymont on the domeffimo.slau at I
ting? I 'rhurlaw. The b1sh- 'I ders with whkh thia Xansas ptattibs are Hospital, and thq,�daushtera will bo .
110 91LIOUSMS. once w Aladdin% *Altdt, lsarh� " Is to iftwitte this, b , *Wds, . . I wn. The stone *eighs Ave Ons, and IU town until therit &ft vad"�=Us . .
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I I STIPATION likillhood that the and m4h &#*.,,, � . 1. . rs a bronze tablet *Ith the lollowing In the Hospital to admit them. �
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