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. TRZ CLINTON NEW, S-RECOAD May 28th, 1903
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Any foPrrgvp'oftbadt%jlt'ehr',astion whatsoever,
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It ct)lucs from tryilig to f`ix the eyes,
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()Il a given pohit arid forcing then, t,
perforin tasks f(,r which they ore ill
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**000*"*** -6 ahua,�'J(tl lleaqt sul)pO,,vol ivali tile c;tsl�: so Wiled the keeper to give Brandon it 11' ha hadent Foe
I . ,,vppt that n,ght and III(). lit Mary took It all very well and said To health and happiness 10 Scrofula- 1
,1114I(I an(, niote .comfortable cell, bu,t lite reply slowly and ab.4entinindedly:
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ed� bevause she had ,-MW tO was that sue crl 'as "You are right. Co. I go ugly as ever since time immemorial,
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I � fa, 408pli4o my Selfish neglect. There Is It causes Uncheil in the neck, 418- i
H E N KNIGHT.H. A# Grouelives. it had aaaed inilliltelv to 0ale SO frequent 1,11 London that 110 I will, go at on
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� t 0 Palli of which her heart . wlls al. vor could be shown. them(, no other way -4 have raelted my brain figures the akin, inflames the Mucous :
:* � ready too full.aad made ber thorough. ted them, arid that mail like Brandon, -there. Is no other way. It must be membrane, wastes the muscles, weak. ,
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:I. .WAS IN FLOWER � ly wretched and unhappy. who ought to Ittiow -and act better, do. doue, And I will go tit once axid do It." ens the bones, reduces th I a � power of I . I
A -_ ,served the maximum punishment, I - . ' � )ITTINVIP , ;
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.�_ Happening Ili the Reign of ills August Majesty Ying Henry the Eig4th � N I that I knew the facts, ariol everything for recovery, and develops into CQA
`� " : , I i PUT NOT YOVA TIIUST IN VIUNVINS118- would Do clearly explained that very sumption, I I 11:
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". � lkowritton a.n4 Wenderod Into Modern EnA111411 TrOm $ir Edwin . THOTTGUT tile king's (11111ce- day and Brandon released. . Levor'sy-zffloe Head)DIsinfectant, Soap wo of ra .
I . , Co.skodq.Ws. Mernoir I 4IT y children bad scrofula sores :
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.1 I I . � that night W01141 never end, AiThat's all very well," responded the Powder in better th4n other so4p lxm ders, 'Which kept growing deeper and kept them .
I I By ..EDWIN CASKODEN (CHARLES MAJOR'] So foad were the Frenehillell: � stubborn creature. "Nobody Is guilty. --�ls it also Acts a4;L, . diolaftletaut. 1� w . from going to. ochool for three months.
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, � copyriolit, 1898 arid 1001, bN tits Dowou-Nerrill Cmnvanv 8 of our fair ladles, and I was who carries here. They can every one . Ointments And medicines did no zo.od until .. A
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. #I 46 .I& aft, jkl. than anxious to see 11rul)(1011 and prQvo Innocence clearly arid at drice. I parIlla.
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4. 0-1440f 10 * dk lolrwili'p #* leara the issue of the girlal eseapadex Notwitlistandlug,, t I I began giving them HooWa sarsA :
' W .. bey nearly all hang, NAVIGATION NOW OPEN This. medleino'caused the sores to heal, and . :
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foil L owing Lower Thames Street tGethe the full limit of their voices. How as I well ItTlOw the danger attending It. and frequently, for varletyla oa4 aro . OINT 14AX141S. , . the children have shown no signs of ocrot. I .
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neighborhood. of Fish street bill, where they did run arid scream! it was but A All things, however, 11 , Illst e110', 80 drawn arid quartered. � 0 1 ., . . I
meat till Brandopi came up with ling I Ila North-West Transportation �Col I- zr_ .
they took an alley leading up toward mo the early In the wart titelled to our I waited about Newgate until 9 pally-Stealner leaves Sarnia lvloudav$ szood's Sarsaparilla - .
Irouche's house, that rooms, where I found 11vaild011 lying 0,,cloc% find as I passed out met Duck. -s a � I _
1,,,ast Cheap to G pursuers, who, all unconscious % everything saturated � Wedntsola,� . rid Fridays 3 P,. in,, tor - �
It was it brave thing for the girl to they in turn were purOued, did not ex- Ill lit$ cl0thOs, Ingham and tits man .Tolinson, a sort of ,gault Ste' Marie, Port Arthur, Fort. will rid you of it, radically and pera � .
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d n ed tile determined spirit peat an attack from tile r , ear. The with blood f rom a Oozen sword cuts, Ile lawyer-kniglit, going Ili. I went down Williant, arid liuluth (Wedliesday Stea- mauently, AS it, has rid thousands. . I
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lier'soft white breast mon remaining on horseback sh' ted Was very weak, arid I, lit once had Ill a to the palace at Greenwich and, finding iner runs to Fort William oal�.) ___
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Aside from the real dangers, there was - ail alarm to. their comrades, but go, in. barber, who tool, oft Ills shirt of luall that the girls Were still at Scotland Northern Navigation company- __�;__ _ - _ _________
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enough to deter any woulall, I should tent were the latter ,, In their pursuit and dressed Ills wounds. He then palace, rodo over at once to see them Sitcainer leaves Collingwood 1.30 P411, AS=% �
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think. . . that th y did not hear, One of the men dropped Into it deep vleep, while I U on getting Mary find Jane , to my. and Owou Sound ii 1). in. Tuesdays, . V.;AM I
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June wept all the way over, but Mary on foot fell dead, pierced through the watched the night out, Upon awaken- self I told them of Brandon's arrest Thursdays and. ' Saturdays for 1,1.3dult . . � . .
never flinefied. � back of the neck by Brandon's sword, lng�'Brandou told Wo all that had bap- on thb charge of murder and of his StL. Ma7ric, and, int,crinediate points. . i
palled, but asked me to say 1101111119.0f Muskoka Na,vigation Company- I
There were great mudholes. where before either was aware of his pres- condition, lying balf dead from wounds , .1 . �
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s a his illness, as he ,Wlshed to keel) the -) � .
one sank ankle deep, for 11O.Oue payed once. The other turned, but wa is wounds secret Ili Qrder.that arid loss of blood. In that frightful daily, cxccpt'�Sunday, for Bala, Port . '. . I �
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the street tit that time, strangely .corpse before he could cry out. The fact Of h dungeon. Who tale moved them great- Salifleld, Rosseau and intermediate . . I
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enough, preferring to Puy the stxl)enc'P girls II46 stopped a short distance. . ly, and they both gave Way to tears. I points, arid oil Tuesolays, Thursday' )
fine per Square yard for leaving it un- ahead,'exhausted by tholelflight. 'Mary them, But, as I told. you, Ile did -not think Mary bad heard of the arrest ail(] Saturdays to Port 'Cockbitrii aila, I � i
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done. At out, place, Brandon told me,' , an speak of Buc4l . � before, cis she did not Seem. surprised. ports on Lake Joseph. - . . . .
had stumbled and fallen, but bad ' a . . I
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it load of hay blocked the streets, earn- again, and bOth were, now loaning . fray. � . "Do you think he Will tell the. causo Huntsville & .Lake of Bays Nav,iga'- . � .
I � sa . w the princess that afternolin and 'of the killinc?" she asl�qdi Lion Couipaily-11,�5tcanivr leaves Hunts- .
palling thelli to Squeeze between the agalnSt a wall, clinging to each Other,' . . . . - 1. . �
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houses arid the' bay. He could hardly a picture of abject terror. Brandon expected, of cour.1c, $lie. would inquire III lmow'he will not," I answered, ville- 7.15 a. I4. arid 3.55 p. in. Tile., - � . I
belle lays, 'J'hursda��s aud Saturdays -for.
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"Iris, had,passed that wayt ran to the girls, but by the time he for ber'defelider. One who had given "but I also know that he knows you ' 1. I . .
bo wa5 suffer- Dorset aiiii inierum(liate ports. I l
as he had not always been. able to keep h o *well on horse- such timely help arid w Will." And I looked straight into her Trout Fishing�Season - for Troqt I . ..
t 0 v - . Ing so much oil tier account N�as sure- face. I I � I
I'm ill ' lew, bu.t had soinetlines to back were there also, backing away at. ly worth. a little solicitude, but not a . I . $4 Fishing is noW open. . . . �
folloW them by watching Ruckillghaln. him from their Saddles. Brandqn Ald "Certainly we will," Said Jane. W13 Pot tickets, information arid .illus, � ,
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He, however, Itept .as close as possi- his best to save himself from being cut ' word did she ask, She 41(1,110t come will go to the king at once." 'And'she Lra c atu'r*e of 11 .
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Lile-and presently saw . th,0111 turridown to . near me, but made a point of nvold- . -cz i
pieces and the girls from being tram. was on the Qui vivo to start immedt- 1-lighlands of. Ontario,' apply to A . I
� Groucho's.alley and. cliter his.liouse, . I in see. 4 lie next . I. . . . . �� OW I
pled underfoot by the prancing horses. fluce, as A. ately. . . . . � I .
T I , . n1ornint, she with Jane, went over to I Nr � MA + -n+ ^"on consent to - J. - D. UACDONULD, D. 11. A, I �
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girls to come out, It seemed a very
lol.,, till,.p tLitt they Were In the Wretch-
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Mary soon noticed ti.int a,man was
follo-8,ving theiri, arid -Its ,she did -not.
. know who be., was became -greatly ,
alarmed. The object. of her.journey
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breath of Inquiry frdw elther of theirl.
This heartless conduct eiir,ig(,(l tile, but
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mand, that bundle of sal-fish"Oss fear -
Ing that any solicitudej however care-
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It-4eems that Mary bad recent Intel-
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In the marriage lieg'oti,11:1011.8 find felt
that a discovery, by tier, brother o - w ia
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France despi.to -all, tile coaxing she
could do from then till doomsday.
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hor, dou * bly so in view. of the fact that
she -loved anotheY man, and looking
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sire to save her -self. ' .. .
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Jane's proposition, but sat In a .reverie,
loiakingwith tearful eyes Into vacancy,
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er .a lit . tic pressing from us she said,
$4.1 . suppose it will have to be- done -1.
can see no, other *ay -but blessed
Mother Mitry,'-help met"
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and we all started 'back to Green-
w1ch, that Nary.might tell the .king.
on. the road over I stopped at Newigafe
to tell Brandon that the princess would
soon have him on ,� knowWg how wel-
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come. liberty woul . be. at her bands,
but I was not permitted to see him.
. -I Swallowed, my disappointment and
thought it 'would be Only a.matter of
a few hours' delay, the Ume spent in
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back a' in�essdngcr. So, light hearted
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So keen is tile sufTering of 111aliv
people. who endure the stinging, itcli�'
Ing scusatiolls. of r"cZenia. that they
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Speak .iof the skin as heing on fire.
By . its- soothirig, healing, antis--ptic,
lifluctice ' Dr, Chase',, Ointinent posi-
tively cures Li'meina, Salt Rlictrui arid
every form of itching skin discame, It-
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and When I bride . introduced becurnes a
110list.-hold. nLoicksity. Dr. Chasq's Oiiit-
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do -of nic., your ' - wffe'. I ... . I , .
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PAIR TRADE4.. WE,. DO ALI, 1,HND6
Oijil IIICYCI4144 RF,PAiRING1 - �(AO9
TURNING -I)I�'11,I,]As-C',,-(',lUXD1,N(-,,
BRAZIN0,' SAW C,iTAIINIING, �,SAW
yll,I�N;G ' 11%-.mPl�,RING, V1Tl,CAN'IZ-
ING oi RUBB14R, -JAPPANING- A"'D
B,XAMALLING. N'Vl� Af,�SO DO ALI,
Ir.,-INDS OP GUN STILITHING., � I
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worst! .Shall We, ever get home'alivel.
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I r,ilo� Id recel 76 'the order for . Bran-
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0 in . it of flying but-, my door, and dPoICOPelill. ' '
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tres9i gave him al little, advantage, and . a �ergeant - of'. the sheriff 'of Lorydon,.
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London to bring. him. I . .., . . I
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thus formad ,he thrust .-the 'girls find - Theseigdaut 'asked .s
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�*ith * his Brandon e
wITeii* Mary told me She had not. Yet
the k -i that -she bad waited to
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his biiek to. them ,faced' un- , was pres I - -seen
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equal foe wTth. drawn sword. Fortu- . firmative answer d6wailded. that he be
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.. horseman to attiick them. T,��o men on ' Brandon � was. confined to Ills. bed. with. .
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Tfiirwas 'only too wblcomb'an op-. belnj� dark and the distance"dece-PtIve, to 'arrest Cbar'les 'Britnolou, � E, soi., for -
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. . Ma�tar Brandon iolloivIng us'. If WO - i wall, a flash of. spiir".- fty1bg In Its. . perpetrated,:,done and cominitted:utio'll ,
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. . . so ardently. . st eat, where it fell b6iding I'ts rider that Brandom was. the gulltY, ,person,
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. flashed throug�h' the girl's mind. 1 She kave Bkdndon�au opportunity to escape ' .longei any doubti' and, nithough hard7
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was ,ung*... wit Brandon for having 't . . .., ly a. , . . . .. . .
. cheated. tier. out of.io-,many fay.6rs arid - vantage, you ma� be,* sure, for one of to dress'and go ,-wlth them. ,-A 110050 '
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I what silo knew.she should have' left it-ivas; Brandon recogniz . offense when *he heard my. -story,. but
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A FAMILY GROUP - , She Was not afruld'no* that the dan.. -,ak pro rem I 6 Brando I I . i . bod.to'cairy file 'doe not t ey shall'-fenlain *ulltold. .ShO as - you ,Would not walk across for all . . I I - I I .. they will.find, anchantiriaht. . . . . .
. .9 , I 13 h . I I I . piles, they only grew worse I (I I I
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. ' f . gii . - will make Jt till right [it. One the wealth ! r - ip and I was forced to give up - publication � Nvill be. .,;cut free to allY, - � .
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. We in,,ike ,a busitn's', . j)f taking ..gar Was.ove and fearoid .no: new dan- princess and help Jano, unitil lie thou t . . I. . a, I knoNo. - ilde4by . loathsome, creeping things' work and� go home. My I -Ian solnc,, . I
. . . .. gar -with Brandon tit hand to. protect 'they ,were out of dander.". Jane. soon Iwould, not do her tile foul wrong,19 :1,011 . . . .
featt,we of, art , � tier, for In her beart� mile felt that to - recovered,' . .. that would ticken'you but to Jiini of � .. � sufferings could scarcely be address oil e,gplicatioli to
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. . .� . . I , I ' . . but "llary-did, not seem anx think fo.ir,brie instant that She will full... - is resting under a charge whose peilal�. , . . described, Icould not walk I I J . IL AleDW I 4 .
photograph%'. .. . . overcome a few fibry arilgons tind a toll to Walk and'14Y vAth her head , know tier. She sometimes District Vass6ugcr Agent ' Grand ..
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groups find individui6q, arul . our I n a few .minutee Jane said. . . '' ilght. I would trust'her 'With my life., I . . ' I . , I . .
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- . - . . . licad, hoping f6r. and of course.expect- p I b' somic Ono Is , y*ou can ever remedy, arid I ask You tO of ii'breath 'had held back for but 0110 . Iron, but I could not think . druggists In Oanada. Only rell. . I.
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. I I � . � (Ian, with his fund of Worldly. pbllos- Mary'.sald nothing Iii reply to Jan% -but. thatis 'not - .. tholidlit from the terrible ation so he e me*a box of salve, rbr which � 2 ckaga gua?,anteed to cure all �
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HERRY'S PHOTO. STUDID, , . hind at a narrow 'crossing whis' 1 she can and will do Kbettei than you you now be? Think, princess; thlilld" . � I
. . I . trust ,Ili . princesses, 'and hIs Surprise pared: goods y pxeerience with Dr. Chases Oint- .bawo, Opium or Stimulants, Mailed onrecelpti I . . �
. . � .'# . I I I was A little frigh toned.1l't the length - merit Is that t e first application did me more 0 prlee,outi 40ltaR6$I'St=J$6j OnelllfflPkaael. L' I
0. I was . benumbing when . Mary turned , Il.r4orgi-ve me', forgive tile. I. -will do * think. She Is'all gQld I I wW mra. vaurphletS f roe to any
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angrily 'Upon Illm. - . � . * . any penance you ask, Jam unworthy i This, of course, silenced me, as I did I 1. I . � good than di 9 any I Indoor, Oilf� :
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. following us Shall- cost you dearly, We life. and mord-and more a .thousand create or how I might war the matter. mi winter in the lumbei woods, and had no return ton by H. B. Cottibe, R. P. I 1.
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I IQ arid. placed her hand ,upon him cheek , tell 'Brandon that the girls had left - S N wifflOCK w,twone btindred dollars a box to me-" . . I ... I . - . I -
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. ' ' Jane, who had called him Up and.. time, then, tatting. his hand In both of. I with him and the sheriff's sorgerint. � . %vanted' a, .pound of human - ... . � I . � I . 11 I ''. :
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. "Sir," said she, "forgive -4 afterward. Brandon left tho'glels At that time, it being used for felollS, While al . I I . . �
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Xi .. I I .e Slap C111110 . UAVY'S hand on Jahe's bridge where hehad left his horse tit throw)1,111to $in underground dungeol . I cent, t�he ' consumptive, the' I I . � . . B E I NDEPEN DENT . % �. � . I
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- CLIXTON - The girls had started Up toward East ' So 11ary . had M' � thing that . .
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. I . Cheap when they left Grouche'so In* Groucheto, but it wag labor worse than creoDs, Tfierewas no bed, no stool no - et 4 -take . I
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ten(ling'to go home by an upper route, lost, Groucho had told her nothing floor, not even a. wlsp of straw;' S'Im- .
I and flow they. Walked rapt , dly Ili -that silo wanted to know, though.tillich thilt the reekin . g . Stolle walls, covered Scotts mu, � � .
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All kinds of , direction. Brandon. continued to fol. lie stipposed.she would like to learn. with fungus, and tile windowless arch . I � . .
. low them, notwithstanding what Mary I Scott's Emulsioh is flesh - . . I I � . .
grain watited and Ile had told her that she had many overhead. Ono could hardly conceive ' 'I _____ ...,."....." ... : ==__________�z= .... . . _ ,. -..--- I . I
hit(] said, and she thanked him arid bar lovers, a fact which her.facd nd,form elid and blood, bone. and muscle. -.==- .
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tile higliest prices. paid God evor after that he did. . It a more horrible place III which to SP . . OFFERS EXTREMELY .
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They had been walking not more Would make easy enough to discover. even a moment. I had a glimpse Of It It feeds the nerves, strengthens F I � . .. I
in CASII for.any ' He Informed her also that she had a by tile light of the keeper's lantern as I I . . .. I . . I . I . � 4r-", (=. 41 .
. than five minutes when, just as the lowborh lover, and In order to put it ' the digestive organs and the. . TJ0"W IR 0 1 ,! �.. I I
qtlantlty. glels turned a corner into a secluded they put him hit tind it seemed to me a � y 'E 21:13 &---..,)
.. little evil In with tho good fortune find � I , e Id the whol . . I . . . � I
Call at the Y,I�yator and -� 'Iffile street, winding its way among give what he said tin air of truth lie slugla "'gilt 111 that awful place wou d f L e, body.. . .
the fish witrehousag, totir horseman . have killed tile or driven me thad. I To points in North Dakota, Nlontana,, Idaho, Wa8bingtoll I
added to Mary's stolte of unrest more I protested arid begged and tri . ed to bribe, . and Oregon. Every ticket agent knows. A It hi .
. . ng. � passed Brandon In avIdent pursuit ol than lie thought by telling her that bet, For nearly thirty years . 8 1111. �
. I . . them, 'Brandon hurried forward, but , lowborn lover Was false. lie thought but it was all of Ito avall. Tile keeper Scott's Emulsi6n has'been the . . Or wr - ite to . 1 t, -114-
4*- 1 I I before he reaebed the corner board to flatter her by predicting i bad been bribed before I arriv0d: Al- --- I . I I - _ . .
. f4crealris of fright and iis ho turned In. that she I though it could do no possible 9�od, I great giver'of human, fiesh. � - �_,_ - _ �
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tol the street distinctly saw that two of I or nobleman, the indications being In - was glad to stand. outside the prison . I . . . . I
the mon had dismounted and Were try, taVor of the former, Slid in place of walls In the. drenching rftln All the rest We will solid you a couple of . Chas, W. Graves, 1P, 1, Whitne 0 ..
Ing to ,v,ftlilcl tl,l,el,, ,111. lfthl ,,,, ,akinW bet hal)Dy She wished the ; Of that WrOtehcd ')'gilt that 1 might be I ounces free. District rroight itilid Pass. Agent, 0on. Pass, atid Tk flAgt,
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skirts hffording freedom to th6fr limbs, Olt -he and all bin prophetilom; herselfF oil r a little with bird. . . 6 Kfug St. W., TbrooO. St. pa"I'Mitwo, . I
P 0 .t rqja� h a # 1: tlicy were giving the pursuers a Warm too, for going to him. M41 guesae� I An A0011 as the prison gates WU6 ronto, I Ontario. I
opoiled 1101t morning I ftgq�p , glidtogkistil. . . 1114_11�1_ N". A .
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