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(Q., D. W.Taggart fore Tlwmt %ad Co%#111%si � . I �. - the Jester. "Which one of you, . wore fitting monarch?,, s- o *
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'I I . 11 �=_Ilsfowillx 11 1 I .. = 40poge rue? who so ugly as 17 4111tagoilist. � Wkis It the dIs*#Ijj of ter vqlge? Dia .
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I �` BANKIDR .. CrW1104 i AntWoptio Tublotol : she Mad his pasming thoughts? 1)ld
� 0 . � � . , Poets, philosophers.' I 01141) my Jlngera i "DO not U111 blul, TrIboliletill cried, , .
. ?boy coulAnis the X9.mW,4Iv*1p* orCrosolon"ith � H . e (I - Poor motils'. And I she challeage him to'Utter thein?
I I , , sl : , I .t them , you darix ! �Xarlit. alarinea test the dukes fool
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'01VISI - . ; , bait me with a newcomerl Let him abould be slain outriglit. ""'He o her, - "In truth*" tile Jester said, carelessly,
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A -GR NERAL BANXINQ I "S , - � At . ; I . , � look to himselfIll From in M "Charlea bUilds. fortresses, not pleasure
I � . earnestness to. lie has Journeyea trow tile court ,of
I - !!!!M.M�M.AT!!T!�!!7 IM_!lT"�rWo I . . , I f the,.. I 1, ose . grandiloquence was, but a step. f Charles V.111 palaces, and garrisons thew with,gol.
� - , - I . iBSS TRANSACTED. NOTES � -.1-00-00048%,04t.-OH-0, ."144",P.,.+e+.,�.*............- 'I I .... . . � I "Let him come!" And Tribloule diers, not l4illes." . . .
, � t, lint. I "Charles V. 1" cA me th. tough TrIbou. i
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- � I . 0, " .00 . � - .� - . tRU11- the pose of Francis bliguelf, , let's halt izloselti ,,My master,p. She halt smiled; her glance fell; her
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. . DISCOUNTED. DRAFT$ ISSUVID. I 4' SEND TH , XEWk&,REC I 7 . drew Ilia Wooden sword. ,' one great enemyll, . � ., file sleeve
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I . AN ORD TO YOUR BOY IN .*.* %. 'I. 1. I "Let Jilin conle!" be repeated fiercely. ! Hush I I muttered Villot. "Our was.. � .
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. . INTEREST ALLOWED -ON DC, - 44 ,THE WEST. TWE LVE -t4- i �_ � '. I � "Who?" called out a guy And rook, ; ter's claeally is now file dear friend", . "Poor Jockol Poor Jockollf ohe rour.' . .
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I itow MONTHS FOR ONE, I)OL. ..-- i � ... less - voice. I "FrIend.111sueered the other, but even mure4. � .
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I . � -,'- LAR, POSTAGE PAID. -.'- " I . 111. I F 11 . i � .. . , , . I . I Tbrough the doorw,A leading Into 40' %d sharply TrIboulet a glance beamed with Ile-
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I . I 4* , , e*#. . .. . �� � 0 t4q kItclien stepped a young, man, olona 14 his hand and Whisked magically out light. She Waa� casting her spell over .
. I . I $1.11el*vop�**�-.Wo�.*",.P.#.**..*O..*.-.*..401*",*#,*..,,P."",.,*Ve^l- . .., -, _1� . I �qi, , I- . der, almost boyish III appearance, W , his obemy, I I
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, ., . . I . . .- I . . .. -..". I .... 11_1-11 I . � light brown hair and deep set oye$ that ft.Ir and fell at a far end Of the room. king could but have hear4l,l I# �
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0. T14H I. . belled the gayetyand mirth g, blow Ile.
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. I 1. !.,� .. � I I � , - , It you See Lit in The gewg-iReeord 0 SONG, sweet J4equellnellf forward, on the table, �Imost in - tul*s� His Rostume� that of 4'jester, secluded Smartly on tile dwart's hump. Perhaps- It was a, breath, of air, but .
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.. � � . . . . 'Wo"no'l- � . U 01' ' waF1 silk of fluest texture alail dealigg, ' "Pardon moll, laughed the dukelo � ,the tapestry deple I ting the ralsadvoill i
W. BRYDONEI I it's! so. , , MA . I wooden platter, and the papers Ill tter, upon which w.ere sidlifully faSIjl9pe4 fo . .
" I I I I "Jacqueline, $acquelfillopf ed to the floor. . . ol. "Being unused to such exercise i
I , 11 1. I .1 117- - 1. .. 0 __ JONO ,more, a 7 irk threads, of Silver .the arms ot my Made. fell by mistake on ,your, t4rea.Ot Aloulus wave I
. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR .1 . . I W I av"- I "Put him outl" commanded Triboulet , 4 AU4 moved. .
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. NOTARY, PUBLIC, FIT0. � . . � . I � A jiliglo of tinkling bells mingled, i from his high place. . . I I " Charles V., king of Spain. And emperor , 14110c." I . I Triboulot, who noted everything, saw . I
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. the 'of Germany, 'the powerful rival. pf �� -If lookO could have killed, TrIbouleV this and outloreil, six expression of trl- �
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; i ' , . Of h WMIP11911. comPany'blendea reasons of state, the. latter o , . . malignant features, Had his prayer
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� I with the tuneless. chanting of discord. I "How wiso, are your majeotylp. , , ought, ,pose, but after a vindictive though . ru,
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I . . , -., I I _. I ant Minstrels, and the. gray parrot In i creest" she said mockingly,, with her Smilingly the foreign Jester gaze4 tile glance his head drooped despond, been answered? "A Spring. withoue - , - �
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I I'll, 0-1.1 .. f. spriog. Its golden cage, suo0exided from one of j glance iipon the dwarf. He shifted un- arobrid the room At,the. unusual for, ently. To have. been thus buiplillat0d, flowers," forsQotbl . Dearly cherished,
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. HENRY BEAT IN I ..... I niqb his beautifu I
.T , tile oaken beams of the easily In the, throne, "You should have _,�jjigs, picturesque, yet appropriate;-, before those whom .be re' tile August gardener , V .
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I � coiling, obook at the Inmates, the fools -scattered vassals I. What $0st: could restore lilm r9ses-great red roses, white roses, I
. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, - L - i � I � . . . . . leathers for the twentieth thne-IInd - put him out beforel But now," turn-, About the great board "Or' near the the prestige -11� bud'enjoyed, what play blossoms yet urlopeilleal . I .. .
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. office formerly oocupiW'by . I . .. - . screamed vIndletIvely-glt the roguish ; Ing contemptuously to the poor figure mighty fireplace; the. renowned pbIlos, .of words efface the Shame of that puu, . Following lit . s g . aze, a. significant it
. hand. I 1 of. the.ggeat man, "he's harmless.. Ilia ght I
. . Mr. Janies Scott in Elliott . We bave a full assortmut.of' � J . ut this in" , - ''Silence to golden; oplier Rabelais, sleeping on his( arms; lie chastisement? Had he been DeA . appeared JA the young woman's eyes, � I
I . . . . � . , Ingle, jingle,we ry bells; .1 his speech *As lvltb' ban(! outstretched toward the by the. king but thus to. ouffer i , ten wbild her arm fell to. her side. . . . I
Block ......... .... � .... ......... ... 1. I I actueak, squeak, tile, tightened strings dress." . . . I I I I . fit the , , .1 .
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. . . . . . . .q "And yet," gpswioed Harot thought. I neglected tankard; at the 'Strlldng� ap� harW of a, foreign fool! Arid the men 'Now to see,Preouraptloill sue,for � . .-
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. . I Open � 411d . Top I -_ pearance of the girl who' looked With areb--would'be learn of It-tbe pupish- ," she whispered to herself, � . I
I TO LOAN - -. . . I I . 7--_�-�- - fully, the kin esteems him -the king, I I
I � . . . . I . Wde 7A i fi -ibe7-pprolstent scraping of the I .9 , casual,'careless"Inter0t upon him, 'at Jester? As -In a - One by one the company, too, turn'
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. I Ouggles . ' tosineid bow. On his.tbrone lij. Fools' die rp_ . . the grotesque, crook backedfl4ure be. dream he beard the -hateful voices, of. In the direction Tribouiet wag looking,
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I . I . . . ... . hall TrIbloulet, the king's. hun , ch I r I . . one. . . , . . - portraiture. the .classical buffoon
RIDOUT & HALE . I . I . . I . back, , . I'Soldlerill gh�p exclaimed quickly, .fore the, tbr � - V16,company. III I
: . . leaned, compla.cently back, Wo. eyes o1when lie cannot conquer Italy and And, observing the Inconjililty of his, " ' Th9 not -the first time he has been grinned and glbod at' them � froin the � .
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I . . fitted With either Steel, Solid I - . ... -Surroundings, he lauglied lightly while 'Wounded there."' said f6arless Cull. ,tapestry,- and evqn from his high sta-, I
Conveyancers; Commissioners, ,. bent upon a tapestry but newly hung regalh !its heritagel". . . .. I . I I
Real Estate and Insurance '', Rubber, Cushion or Pneuma- In that room, .the Meeting place of "Cannot?" ve . ntured Trlboulet, mind- bia,glance, turning inquiringly If not lette, Who openly' acknowledged his tiorl above the clouds Jupiter, who ha& . � .
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. Agency. Money to loaa . ......... * . Jesters, buffoolas and versiflers. . fUl lot I insolently from one to the other, Up-' aversiciu, for the king's fa 0 oll ejected tile offejadl�' ..
. I . tic Tires. Albo Nfixr'ket 9alrd ,- I tile dignity of his royal master. . , vorlt to , I g fool Qf"tbe gods,' �
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. . . . � We Appeal to TrlbguleV,l " , 'IN I .. gered In some surprise Upon the "But be seateil, gentle pir," he Added looked less atern, and Implacable, An . . . I .
I 0. B. HALE - iJOHN UIDOUTT I "Trib letl1l . I . .. . . Yby not?" . � I . . yo . . . I
. Lumbet Wa-011S. . on . . I "'Because. the w6merl'.Wiould conquer. woman, He had heard that In far� t6 thestranger, "and share our tough ' expectant husill fell upon the.assein,
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. . . I . I 0 A girl's silvery laugh ring out. .10' . 1. . away France the motley was not eon- bbspitality.11 . . . blage when suddenly Jove and Aloinui,
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I - I .1 I . I . I . I . him . ' thied t . . 41ROugh, cortest" I . Ommented the -h. 'alike were unceremoniously -thrust' . I .
. . . .. I . I . .. "TrIbiouletIll "Nay; the king p I I 0 men.. Had plot Jeanne, queen I ot, �
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. . . Call and �see,tbew before .4941n. the derisive in'italcal tones. of Charles 1,, posaOssed bar jestress, ,er de he returnedlils blade to his belt. Aside, and as the folds'fell slowly back, - . .
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I DRS. GUNN. & GUNN - . . ' I . tTpon his chair. of state. the dwarf Of France," spoke � up the , cardinal's .. Artaude de' Puy, 11folle to our .deEkt "Abd as'l see no stoolil� . . before the many. Inied curtain stood a . , . � . I.
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Dr. W. Gunn L. R. O.P. &, L.R.C,S. ppr; I . too), he of the viola. , � � comparilou," as said the king? ' Vad : , "There's. .the throne!" returned Call. Man of ptqtely and majestic Mien- I .
-Edinhur .. phasing elsew I here . . . . . did. not hnswer;-profosied not to bear. "Then do you set our queen of fools, I
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. . .gh: . I I . I . By'the Uncertain glimmer ilif't6rdlies not A'vlme. dlOr, Wearer of the. bells, . I'sine 0 ave it Man whose. appearance caused deep, . I .
. � .1 ,. . our fair Jacqueline. out of his ingje&,: ,. - . lette courteously., a y U h I . .
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Dr. J. Nesbit Gunn'M- R; 0, S. Rjjjx� ' - : .: and the flickering glow of the* Ore he I . ty's good gruces,"' interposed one (it the kept .1,,. nobles .laughing?. Had not . O.VercomaTriboulet his place Is yours." Seated consternation, . whose. forbid- .
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. on ... , � ,� . '.. . . 1. -, was engaigidd In tracing. a resemblance . . . - . . � .
.' L. R. C. P� Lond . . . . . .1 . I lesser jesters, A mere baron's'llilreling - the-'baughty; , eccentric Don John his ' , "A precarious Place!'! said- the new. ding aspect, made the very silence - . . .
I . I... . . * I . . . . to fifinself In the central figure of the P . handoome,I merry joculatrix -attached . comer' easily, diloppink, nevertheless, Portentous and terrlfylng.,�- With dress. - I . . . �
� Night calls at front door of residence ' .� I . who -long had burned with secret ad- I .
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., ITO icompositiolh wp4ught In throads.of.silk , iration. � for -the. mald. of, the coquet-' . to his *princely hous,ellold? I , Into the glialri , . . I . slashed and laced, r1ch'in jewelry and ' , ' .
I on Rattenbury street, opposi,; RUMBALL alidme'111 A T H , . in . .1
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I I I . . . -monjus, fool by . patent to Jove, s . � But knowltig oni I king Is dettat Long live this Precloub stones r ' , �
� Presbyterian church. . . .. '. I tish cap, . : I . . y by rumor of.theoe - - 0"Th i he remained 'motion- . .
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. . . ., 1. . � . . I * I thrust from Olympus and greoting the. I "I - am such a- fOol as to'want * th'e matters j ster froin abroad looked king."' cried the carilinalls Jester, less, regarding the motl0i gathering, . .
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OFFICE- Ontario s�txeet-CLINTON I . I �. � n. . . eafth-born wJtbA great grin, ;-- . - ce hier, the first malleap in pettf.''.: . "Long live tue.king-11"they shoutedi. ,while an ominpus halt .Smile played � . .
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. . . . . I .. . I . ., - .: "An excellent likeness!IP t j, good gra. s of i no man or monarch!" g.a.,-t4pkard about. his features. Hd said notlilpg,.. ., �- ., � ; . ...
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I . . .. -, . ,_.. - .: , . . Jacq ollne bore Ilia scrUttny with V1.91. SaV6-tbe.dwarf and but ,his rieservo, Was more, sinister than - , - .: I .
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� . !-- Triboulet., "A very pretty likeness!" .,
I ' . . - I.: .� ; 1. I _ . .. :, he couttlaued,."s-welling with pride. . , * sp " ble annoyance. .� I . : the former continuing to glare vindle- language; ,.Capricious,. cruel was, hifA , - . . - � .
I DR. SHAW .. I .� Z . . I ,. . 'A'a he w�brd In loye you Would. be . , . . . . . P . . I .
. I � . . . � . "Well", alle affid. Impatiently, a fifisb surper.and. face; In �Ijls eyes.shone covert OY- I I
- I 1. I., .. . . . . - And - truly It ws s at sprIghtly-'.--two-foolall laughed Calilette, the court - . I tivel� Upow tbe� U, .� . tb� 1itter I enj ' I I 11 -11 � .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.. ., . Rarness ladies,' -w-orking between love And. - *. I . . .. . . . of resentment In be'r fine eyes, Illiave. ta.all Intent' f ,ment of the situation, I . .. .,. : ..
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.. times,, drew from the'court-,., , I, � , , _ I remaining obllvjo�s'i) *110 ' 'Would he neve'r sp'eak? With One , ,
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"TON I- I I 1. . . 11 . . .0 .� 'OToo much, illistress," . b hair, slie--ldly tbrust' her', . filivers I I .'. . ' I .
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OFFICE -Ontario street �OUIN � IIX.I ve Itis only the Man to the foot... you conned ine over ellough?", . I 'elereinon of instililationi., Pol . I . .
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. .. . a . I .. I . . .. of. the mytho- : . . � le repiled', in. A I I . . . I 4, hand he'.Btroked.. his beArd; 7 with the . ._... I .. .
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� � ... FOR - HARNESS logical buffoon,. reproducing Tribou-4 . . nowlse abasbed_ "an It bath displeds. �� through the 'glided bars of the cage - . .her lie, toye& with the . n his � 1, I
Opposite St. Paul's ,church. . � .1 . , .. . . . .and. C611liette, despite.bis Belt posses- - . . liat liling*froni t .. gently � doublet.' . . . .1 I
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I . . . WELL MADE AND lot's great head; ljis� mouth, proportion- . ' ,oil youl . Too,little.to please myself."' I t I lie rafters and; . . . . I . . I
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I . � .. I . I . .1 I : . . . 'attly'large; his -protruding ' ' ' glon, 'flushed' pilinfully. Since Diane. . .. I ' "You were talking, blilldren," -he Said., ,.. I . � .
. . I - ''I � � ., � SOLD AT -A. REA- ,eyes, his ' 'do PoltIeKs bad. wedded. her. ancient. "Yourself!". Slid.- returneO, with and. 1 stroked -Ille head of the now, corn- .. I
. . . . , SONA . BLE 1. PRICE bowed back, short, .twisted legs �and.. d . . A , .� � .. �. . flually,,11befolrii I came in.". ,: - ' . . . . I .
. * � . .. . . � . . I ien., anger at his p6rslstent, gaze. plalsaut'bird,, , . . . . . . . . I . .
� . � � � . . lord.the poet bad become gra,Ve,.otu-. .ilSome lord!s. - plaything to beat or. whip, , I * "if your maje . I ..
DR. C. W.THOMPSON : I . . . .long, muscular arms and his'nose.far- . . . I I "Poor -Jooko! Poor J9qko!1,, sty," ventured Tribou, - - '- . � .
,. . . COME. TO US. 'ON. . . dlous,. almost sad. . . . v , . _. I I She mur� �
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. I PHYSICIAN AND SURG . EON . * Ig larger. than tfi. t'o a toy - . . . . let, "hap, heard all, your majesiy will - - . �
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� .. . . . , the'.1argest. pose tile' . "'And' is your mistregg; *the king's . . . . . .. . ' not -blame -us!" And he glanced malev� : , . I . I . I .1.
Special attention given to Ais6ascs ' - , . O �ALWA-w .erwlso bad In . "And yet a poet who -can make . "La, la,.-In!"�-'samg, the : pairot,'. re- . . . .
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I . ari-Nose, and. Throa ..�..,. , . , . I I .. - . . uskod quickly, conscious of -know Ing . woivau`s�. . . . : . . . � , . . . 1.
1. . I . . . . . . I �. ". . . . . . I : Bfit h6W:cdUld they depict the-niesn- , I .: sWered, with.'a. eqr6losil la=h ' ' �'Yiour nidjesty's-wishes! -Your maj. - . ,upon. the king's abrupt'iatitrince, had - * , - , .�,
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� -Office' ind..Regideneeo- . I � I - .. . WO, . ...: ' ' . I I � I . W114a and nudgc& ' . ... ., . '.. * . - . ":Another co ' . 8 r I exe anned tbe'l-nona'stle ' descen * _. I . . .. 1. � �.: J ." � I
. .. . -sell -the Inter4ational , S toi,k - ness of s6ulthat dwelt In ibat:e:lftraor-, . �, urtler!" irtimbied' Trlblog� . ,Sty" dde eel," I i i ' ' ded from the platform. ,� � I .
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. . \ I , , . ftThe PrIlicess'Loulse and- tile Duke' . . 0 . Obgeyylng. the L-mbfuzoned it " 9 .of ' .* - ' : ' '. " * �'
ALBERT STREET WEST,CLINTON. Food'. 'Read.: the ' f�stim`oni,' * '--� , dlnarylsbelft Tb I � , � . . I -4let. "Lackitig true wit, fools no'wa'- 1,1vItw,6rm.� , .- :- : - " '. . rM - - .
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. . . . St.,. ,. � . , .1 : ... . - . . . of Friedwald, re td, wed for reasons Of - . � � 4.d ' .., . 'Charles V. Upon the,dress of tile cul- .
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. � North of natteoury I . � . � , .� . . . ' I . I state"".sald, the young w9Mhifg . rhyely, 'days'e,�miy oi4,-cdmPIlm44fS to,covet,�. Ilea ', hear!" roared Bru,,4 � I , I
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.. \ . 1 . .. . . .. .. - . I . :. . Jan. 21st, .1905., " And, baritiony, could not touch the sub- ,, ' �, . " �, I - " . .. � I majandbd Marot. Isills. I PrItir A. faint . I ." .� I.' I ,
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I . (Successor to, Dr. Agjjdw) �1� : _ .stfield. .. . . �..: _ , . . beauty, the while ' . .. .Cli. . . .. � I � . . . . . 1. for blo'blae timo, powerfol onemy, the '-:�. . . . .. .,. . �. ,��, � .
� . . . . . � ., . . . _ . . . I motry And bis - darki It I'll tell YOU ir secret", . ; . . less,�. devIl may care, . yery erect In. his, . Z I � .
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. � . Jan; 31st, 1905 1 . had. overthrowfi"hint. The sinistper*., � �a. - I
� . . Office'in Beaver' Block,'.., ' �. . .' �Aubdftf . ... .mask of merry def6rmItY and laughing . . ' ' .1 . , I I 'Si[zappolnt- you: Th surer of ' ', . . . I . . ." . .
. �.-CIA I I Mr J. Nichol '' - I . - - . .., ... . ,., her AS though there Was something on, - .. �� . I ony; tr6u: , , ' I . . I .. I
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I ., . � . I Dear Sir, , y .9 . . . thoughtfuln, ` �,;,. , .: I I '.
I . . .1 " ' . : Would your 'niajesty like .'to cotu- ' I at sleight Of bind,11 he beian. � . ess. . . . . . .
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I T__fi7&'_ r. 1ra-M -Iffliff *1 . I . . bad of� big d4fqat.._ , - ,,, �� . . .
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1). D. S. -Graduate ' f the Ile al Col� saver nothing'-'eituals this. I - could rubbilig big hands to h6r_' Big mas.� I . I . . .... - i
. . "No: no!". he'answerpIl sullleniy'and: � - . .got . . I I I hall, "Ijewar - I . � . _�__ ----t--t--
0 .y . I . . I � .9 . . .ter pften.r.ewarded him for 'particular . -, . � I I , . nastei Ol! 10.0ols .d with - �- M9A'%t-.�,----7-. I �
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` -�,'�' . , .. . I sWorod wav4ng them � back' W' lt'h her ," - ... . , : .1� -, - - , . . � . , . IiTljo� I '. 1. . -
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,;� i,,� , of Dental Department of To " _.Ibuffdoiis,� poets and even, philosophers " ,.1. I I I , . - li te�cy.!,.. ... � . : . I .... .arms. of in . . ,
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'. �, I . . .1 I as high , � 1. . � . . .�. in ' . ' L ." * . ' ', . Your! majostyll, WAS the Overconfident . I ".
Uttiversity. . he lorded.1t, holding, his head . I �., . . .. '
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� " -Will be at ,1, . Bay -11014, ... : . � - I -.- I ___ ft , had laughed- And. � a plan '. llng�. where if I . I . . save, . . . . . -
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. - every Monday 'from,10 4,. .. tu 0 , , , . . , ' de4,. When ' .the -b.ings. Are' therefor , . . : - - .. '. , I . I .1 I ' . . . I . I �: , � �
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1, I I . I . . Triboulet.-had twisted ]its teatures,into. . . '. I.- .1. I . �. . . .1. . . . . "'You, Villot,,ite I . : "And your purp I$ . I I .
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, � . .. . . . , . . , . . d.waril . ,little bearf 0. expanded.. them in kind-. She even a . � .. � . . Vlllot� smiled; thinking. ,how Vrafiefs � u.e,�. paid be. ," . .
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' I . 1. .. I , � , . . with such arrogance -it Seemed f6� blij! , - '�' . �0 . . t*� in proof :of.. ve'"to s.e.nd thee, ray merr " , - % � , , I ,
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� -";�,',�'� DR. J. FREEMAN . I . an iliusory �Sitdjjl thaf t1le'-duke.has , ` - - - , ,� .. . -' '� had: 1�ut.'recentlj'�bestii*ed thift lo ' -
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. .�. loguraflge�- GumqanU - be was,almost , kmas himself As' he 1. upon %the lnj1)dv r!shed. I husband . .
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�il VETERINARY SURGEON � � .' , -4; ., I . . . I . .. I ... , . .1 . . �. . .. " 1, . ...
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,� � A i - � � - -Farm and Isolated Town.Property.�. and these.'Sir lollys were his -subje , � I , . s4dip.p4s from iludy's fa6e., So"T set. .' .., . '. ,
��. member of the Veterinary -Medi - cat 7 - . - _ ,'. , n ured- I . . .1 It$ duilliesi U&I ' - .. � I, 1174 . . . . . : 7 . .o . ,�. , , .. I., - . - . ' . :1 '' , . .. . . I .
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�,!'. I 11 -0 ly Ins. . .I I �. :411-Marot,. Cillilifte, 'Brii4quidt, V1116t , [I'L. hims6if could* come!"' I .-Itteli, i7tv'spit this. bantam cock�10.', . � " " ,�, -;. _� -
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� � the' Ont, , - - . I., .. � . -for � lits master . liked . I pp.nt,� .. I , I . .w 11 . : . I'l . .. I . . . I , . . . �
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h"' - . I : ILA ela , more highly flavored liditisay, whil , . . I . . [ . . . .
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- . )its heavy. . fist . arm - .?It he' asked 'after concluding, his . . """' . r I . I . I . I I . . .
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,.!,�., -Next to Commercial Hotel- J. B.. McLoanj Presidepl;b,'Kippe� P, . writer, learned as Homer, brutish' as . I . I . .
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AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMIT - I - &afo�rth 2p, Q. , . . he eyed with certain fear, And ,wonder, I ' ' - - m I. :, 9.1 ,� . .. . oj�it� Ulu tbd. . Ay . , . .. - �
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1 cps.Bed Auctioneer for the Q '. - .. I , . I I . . 1. . ' . "And Why p6001' lifting �hei awart�. , 4 I . 1. ". I .. . I ; 1, ,� I . . "Thai Is,"'added Fra .. I .. .,� � I . .1.
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1. e'Atrugted - ' - ' . . -MiRECTORS- . . . -all the Sex but* . . I . . Sword vin ictive y.: . I I . ''. . nets, IIIf.It.*III ... ::. ; � �
11 . of 11t&ron. All Orders I - , .'' I . . I I ... Triboulet esteemed . brows q I uIzzleally. '. , - I I . I . - . ., . .
I.t . . . . .. .11 "llfghiy.perfected devIlsI1und-.ivoi1der , -.. 1. th . ."Maulkiril" '.be roared and Sprung . I , amus6, her i6 see. you- ban , .. I . . . .
me will receive pxonipt attention-', Villiam Slj�sney,�. - S�afdrth ; "We are. Already ,,ovetstocked wl . . � � . . ... gedl" _ I ..
... John I at fludlng,b& -different frOul And''.more".. * with *Idlous. lunges, upon', the ddke'a I �. I.. I . �,S!And it . . 1. . � . . . .
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I I r �0, chloy� Seatorth I . James C gst . .. 11 magic and necromancy, . � "Depose -tue, Triboulotl" he shoUted, .rails wIt'snapper. , � . .� I . . 4 1 , 0 . 1. . . . .
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' ' . of blo, Mightier thanan episcopal miterl" Ilia lenge 'whicli had once passed be. : . ." . . I . . .. . . .. . � ..
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"I . - In his overWeentrig rage, and' *anifY 'tWe0_n tile two �reat monarchs. "With . . I. � .� I . . -lend , . . . . I � . . . I . .1
� -George Elliott, Clinton, P� O., re� .'br, transact. other :busif.css, will be quest, the while the disdainful - lips, , be fairly, eVoUbhed. before the throne,. a throne -It the -victorl" he added gay- . . . . . fll -eillemy. Fr1endshIp7 .. Sweeter . . .
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. .I . to their res�jectjVg nngtfiff it onny, 116r �- -, I who'drowall - .A 4,1- 4. &A' .. . . . . .. peace; 'the 1dins of expediency drd,�6 . �
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"Allsorable wretelil Spyll' exclaim-
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but that Ilia. Shaggy head fell again
court without ladies- Is .Ilke a, sptilig .
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1. t � � . I It it -ell adapi , . . could not' go easily compome Itself to ted .
I I I .1 , her rebellious ciirla wore ',% Lod thought he was bewitched of & room the young woman looll, the Young lolian. Behind the dwarf . "
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� *14 it . I jaunty cap that croWood their waving striving -to recall A hyiu�, As Latin, its llowny'neAt, It outsproitd Its gray since his enthr nement, Her'fingers spectator of the scene.. I I . .
141i i I � )$P,�SIN-1151.N I 01 - K . I . 10,47 1) � in I . I -wits the language of* witchcraft, so Winga gloriously aud �s0iamed .And yet played. betw6ou the gilded bars; "This nowconiqlFA stay with us prom. .
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'.. � . I i upolt tile corner of tile table, hot glance slowly to the' fire.. Upon her white tal bel)[9crentA, and above the up- � the others, She glanced at illm, her . "Hark, YOU Witchl Ile answers," re- I I .
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ll , , . Going North 10.15 a. in. I cage; her Arm, very ,White, half nil- ,, slwbat can he gay?" bho retorted, L
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I OKSIONS 1, . . B. & L. 14. 6*35:1l' In, tankard, ThO btlost,doctor-writer. Regarding her furtively, Triboulot's "Watch too spit this bantam e6ckl'* itYou are overbold,11 she said, a pe- reg I I I
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;1' inventon Is broblibi i 21hu"WA, . I - � "Nay, I have spoken no troaSoilo MIS' cause the poor follow stared at yoll .
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. raten till WON Ut1ft "W=vt � the Pastry brauch of the castle kitch6li thought I wag- Sincere. Listell, my clill, - . "Oh," she Said InselaSibly, ilit was
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�. ith"466*61rillsist"*44*661t ?I ,at WW"-*-" ______1__1-- of MAM19cript, lilt daubed Wltfi troinch. Ously,
f .� Vist 6 Triboulet. Croueh!iig like aft animal, wanton protest, while the face befoee with Fate.ir I �
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