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'ibroAt 0"04 Vayshlil 0 i I . 11 I PP I tn a mos, 11 I7 aswas her faafilou. the Scarf abotit her
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G. D. MeTaggart . �sorf# 40. Co. I.. 1. I - - . . I I . - of uutertaluty. . I "' " 1-7 -UA.Ub�a -kar.
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t ousio op Ia 11 . . . 11011,11 excialmid, Louise, strlvlul� -to OfAlke dariva and her lips parted to 110'r
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k1* . e. _ 1pno .ntlooptic Twbloto . th I 0% ho la VI WI) frang encoullual and Woe- I I
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��NKER � peao�Uate the U101W, eturiousrl
I ey vombillo tile gicml;IdatVAI1A99fCt0*Ic0qV�4b A -M "They have Wiled Ulm!" said Jacque. "UOW did yoll- like tile vewmolly�,,
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Soo PoW00 Ot flippory ��� � I.... . that night crowded * the reat - *Q luh".],�. � "Ancl did 'you
KING BUSI- 1 AQQ. All alf"4404.14 � ... .. � .. . line, at -the same, time Staring toward courtyard around the great to- 'Ilho ask.d ( I I I I
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NESS THANSACT1,1t). , - NOTES ..#.4..�,..#..#...,#,...#, , � ''I 0 I . - I ... I . . princess, now t9o* with excitement, boxilevith vlands nutrltlou6 and succu- I Ills response, "tho lance"turrod upon . . .
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DISCOuNTE'D. DRAF,rS ISSI,'Ei). ..-. 81 -,'ND Till-', NJ,,'WS-RI-,'V- - 4, I ! '�'.� : I I ;am- I , i the next breath as u. portion of the ob. wood of praise for the aouarch when. tes'Y'r " . - / . .
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1 .-4. ORD TO YOUR 130Y IN -*,P i ^011�i� . . . scurlog mantle was Swept aside,
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,_ I L i . I . . � -V � 1, I "Of course! Where are yo r eyes?" � tloa?�, lie unted In'1111'erellfly. . I
INTFREST ALLOWED ON DE I ' . I . . ---,... u a little and garlanolool with rosee, It ro- a ". 01 .
e. MONTHS FOR ONE DOb- 44, ; V:W,=M;=.q .. I I . I ,rejoined her Mistress triumphantly. , " i 1,!:I- ;171�.,Avereql. � . C
11 . . . . I., � . I , � Is tatiol and portly cask of wine, with a. "' al', . I
-.-, LAR, POSTAGN PAID. ,PP.# ' . I . "The ,duke Is one, Q; the emperor � I -�_ 1�1.tc!1(11-1� [..,.(] 1,ov,l roui6ve(i I
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POSITS. . .. I I ... I .. .... 1. . ... .. I 0 41. , I " ." . I . . . ,. greatest knights.,* - spigot projecting bospl�ably tableward? Rd t e point left 1;'we.11 , . � . .
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'T C"*INTON- ! . . . I cle alluded to regretfully by the Stri, . . . I I � .
ALBERT ,STREE I L . I ral your eight should be better than my , .
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. . 0 1gloryl chivalry but fights for �- loyol All eyes were no* beat to the arena, and, indifferently by tile Ulan was at - I . I .
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news. Willett Was Ilusivered With lrlau�, pieces tile rotssb4p, j I eater, With whip � , I throne of hortor tile lady of tue to*urAA_ .. I . . � . . � . . I .
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. on . . 1 44- And 'in 'truth . the prIncesa was right, at " . W V ED , T E N L I I VE$.
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DO N, P', I galleries' above awl I Spur be ftli, vehemently plying a horse for the king's guest, tb . me , attended by two.: mal4s, looked � � ... . I .
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W. BRY .- - of silver from the . that 9 , tubboraly stood as M, I 6tI0uI0s$ 4% wilefuling strength rough. over, down on a. brilliant asseiribl4go, thro4h I
which the gorgeously 4ressed ,dillcials and greater mo- of 4ondon Girl From Ago . .
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BAIIRUSTI�R, SOLI(I '11110A . . which now approaclied the king and Btr*"98, C1466 I
readily unbent to gather, Jitmong,the carven. stioue, Thinking at the litst,1110- �xuerltuui, bad lightly plucked froin ble. to Childhood Pljzxleo English, ' . .
1,1�111,1(% F.TC. . 4 this per- � m the, seat A stalwart adversary. Ot I tile princess'. betrothed. -Who latter I .
NOTARY, , fair hands which rewarde out of It plan for escape from here of
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. . funetory 4postrop , Ile to the , tender pus� dangerous f tile tOUVueY, the! - Ills following hilled 'not In the ... at� 0eemea ,.somewhat thoughtful. Ills eye . � . . Moaiosd Professioni � , .
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oi,,ielCE-Sloiej,v Illock-CIANTON. , talat,"'apd horses and troopers floua.� � bad but encountered that of the duke's .
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, , lavlsli tn or�orlugs huachlidek'had bribed Ono of tile at� The astonishing cuse of a girl POW
than those matront( and maida* In the tondants to fetch him a steed .Which dered In the sand. . . . . tool, �vhose, gaZe eXpi � . I
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- __ - I f � S f,101 . a,mile. foi sullen obduracy surpassed any . '�fk 'ful confidence the other fain would - . . ,. A4- 0
1 vicinity of tile king, A satirical ' " ., As tile lines swept together, wl , havo fathomed. I But for that unfortu- I �Orlxlltles vithln 6�enty months Is be, I . .
again marred Calliette's face, but Ile c1larger'lu the king!$ Stables. Fate, Ile the.dust rising before, ,Tacquellue per-" . . " .
IIENRY BEATTIE, ;r-,-," 4"-J-T�-" 4" -� ,--v -,�� kept his reflections tQ himself, reveri�. was called, because notbing. eould � . . I . ! nate meeting in the lists which bad 1 Ing much discussed tn British medi0al I
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BARItISTER, SOLICITOR, ETV .1 Ing to the business of the tromeat, move or change hilt, an(� Pow, With I. , 7 _� - I . 1. . . . scaled the lips of the only person who,. Albert W116on, and so remarkabl, Ava-i � . . I
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offiev forrilerly oceillAt'd by , We have a full, assortillent-or "I should be off at oticel" he crle& bead, pushed forward and ears thrust I . I . . I . I I bad divined the hidden ditiiger the free. ..-the' case that Dr. Wilson laid It befoi,e I . . .
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"But what can we do? The king h I Ath � back, be Proved himself, beneath the'. . ' A I � � . I .1 . . I . I .. barow Would. now have been waster ot. the committee of tbd'Me'dIco-PkiyOhOI0,.. . I . . .
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. I commanded alt'the jesters to appear In blows Rod. Spurring of,tbQ Seemingly ' V1 - . � I r the plaisant's *,designs. Abo , the , gical Association inany of the 010111. 1� .
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Block ...... .. ......... ......... ... Opocti and Top the tournament today, pr . excited .rider, worthy. -of this- Appella., 4i � � � ." .palace the trooper With the red. mus- bers of'which-00ay �Vere at A
operly armed . 11 . I .1 �� I 1. 1 tteal. . Thcy flPalvy agreed that � tile . I .
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- - J�IONEY TO I,OAN - - . and armored, thb better to 'Make. tion. - . 1. . . �: � . . I taclik illy on hisc A irignifestations,jundoubtedly were g0ll� , .
I Bug�Jes sprightlier sport amid tile pQnderou0 -, "G� ou,*.F4te! . Go oii!'� 'exclaimed . . - 1 -.F.or'how long? The. Court phYsleift. I ulne, but they*ere unable to offer any I .. I .
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- pastime of the knigh , ts. Here am I. the apparently . angry dwarf. "Will '. - , .. .- I. could not ally. The soldier might � re-. explanation. Then Dr; Wilson repor , .
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Willy you -be balkk now; wbQn Triboulet has , mala-i4sensi,ble for hours. �Thua bad I
bound to ablike on horseback, . , . � i I ed the case to the i�aY61llclll -ROWitreh, .
RII)OCT & IIALE I Uted with either Sfeel, Solid .Illy. Yet this inatter-of yours is Press. glory -Within bis gras�l .Miserable . 1 607.. . I the jester served himself .With that - Societyi which pas published It in the' . . � . . .
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Coliveyancers, Commissioners, I have It. I coil e'en' fall beastl Vnbappy fatel .When bright .. I � , stroke better lban he knew, and- he of, record of its Pro e df go. I .
I.,state and n Rubber, Cusbion or Pneuma- -09, -stay I eyes are Vklt6blng, the great Tribou. . I I -1 Hoqhfels bit lite Up. and fit . med in -ward- ril April, 1895, ille .girl, wbo then . . .
Real from my horse, by a rqse, retire from . . ' �. I . . , . .� . . . I . 171) - a of age and, indiffer- I . . . .
I southward." let"' ' I .1 ly, but. to no pu ose-, not. that he be- was under 13 year
AgetieN - 11olley to loan . ...... .. tie Tires. Albo Market And the field and fly . � . �� . . Iteved *the peril to be great, but the, , ently educated. had an attack Of Ili- , � . . I .. .
. - JOHN RIDOUT I "Then will I .Wish you godop;ed If, hot destined to .edore success with - I ... I . fact he could not grasp it '' . I tluen7a. After' remaining ,Ill bed 'for, . . . . I I I
C, B. IIAI,E 1,umber Wagons. now," said the duke's fool. "Never his lance, the dwarf at lellst'had WOU ' . . .11 % \� , dolt ton days she went out into:,the cold . � . I
than thine, Call-:. a .victory. through lit at situation. , .. ( I �\N and. he cursed the trooper for a � air a:nd suffered a retapsei Within the - I I I , � .
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I lette, or a truer friend." I I I ) . � I' � next two* days she was on the point of .
Call and see thern before � .Ugliness, tile pages his -ill humor, the I I ! have vang[Ulshed him. And so lie had" death, but gradually recovered her I I I I
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"One word,11 returned the otber� not I . �, , I ' left him, With a last.look of disgust at strengtb� ' -, .` .
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(,. �s. purellasitig elSOWhel-0. without a trace of 1��qllng which even .. 1� ) - I the silent lips -that could not do his Then commenced to appe4r In Bile . .
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i)r. NV. Gunu I.- R. C. P. &I II.R. - his cynicism could not filde. ,!Beware monarch the disappointment Of, Ills fa . .. . , L . . goceeded'to the royal cession the ten personalities, the I%st - . . . �
-Ediallur0- of the false duke In the.*arenal It will Ure,tO Worst the dult:6� fool, .and all ' , 11 I . I biddingt'and had) nal. act ot the . one of which becufroid 4x year -arid'� I ., � ,. .
Dr. J 'unn M. R. C. S. Enl.;. _ , - , . _ - - . --.-.-- ---.-,---.- be his opportunity to"- ' . . .. applauded the ludicrous figure, about- I I'll � - . .. , I . pavilion, where. the. fil 1. I eight months -after. The first took the - . I I ; . . I
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1_ R. C. 11. London ! 111. understand," answered the duke!s ' 111g,'Waving his arms, atruggling With . ,� I . . . . . tlf�' kin form of blindriess and imbecility. Nqw� - -. I . . . . �
Adence illette,s - IneXorabledeitin .. Finally, la�qespdlr, . - . � I . g. or other spectators realized, at, the age of 22 she Is in. good health, - 'i �, I . . ..
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Ni,,Iit qalls at [rolit door Of reb fool, again.waymly pressing Ca , . y � . I . . ties that show- - I . . I � . .
n . RUMULL an(I MeMATH . . his'llands fell to his. side. I .. I , . waa--to.be performed an act In which ' tho'best of her persortall . . I . I .
On RattellbilrY street, ol)pOsitv hand, "but with the knowledge you are 110&-�'reslstless :necessityl". he -cried. . � '� ' - , .. , ., . . I he would finve aPpefared witli much � oil i,tself having I)eelt educated and de,� . I I . . .
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111-t-SI)Yteriall church. ! fleeing to Spain I have nk)'fear for the . I . �� . � . . . . I I . . I
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litilon St..'Clinton. eat not afteitoday"- . But'in his heart he said: "It Is well, I .1 - � . �6. . complacency but that his ebagrin prey . . , I I
reet-CLINTON future, If we m . . . I . I . . . . , P. ... � I � - 1. at-oli'lils vanity. � , - . , I ., a thern.., . . . .. . I .." ! .
OFFICE- OUL100 st I "Why, life's but a span, and vul�; am as safe as. on a Woodeli. horse. Here. . . q . . ed som'evvh , The personalittes . manifeste
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I I I stand, - Let others have their heads :I . 11 .002)01'.' - I �. . . . - marila - � . � 1.
__ , .. . friendship has been short, but sweet,.,. I Trlboul�t, . leaj�ed . upoa tho . ti I . � daelty revealed to the ::Courtij, Raj I In ApAli 1995,,showed An acute 1. ,... . I . I
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- added the other. .� .. iplit or their .bodies. broken. . f�om -.eelve � of that . the dukels, , : � trooper. had : . semblago.no trace of what * ' 'a ' of lntense.fcar,� blindness,, 1110stons as . . . . � .
Irish of like. the gods,"vlew,6 the* carnage . . ,. . was Pas * I to the ,Presence of 4nakes, and a 'craT- . 1. . 1! . I I
DR. SIIAW I I . I : Now without sounded a flox .� . � . I I . � sworycd1rom Ills colirse and,was bear. I ing-li *his mind. ' He walked by the - , � iinges 'and lemonade. .. . . � . . .. ., I .
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UCIAN AND .,-;IiRCzEON Har'n - tr as ex� ,While ibis bit of unexpected comeft .ingdowullpoll thcAulte's fool." : . king's. side ,`AR'one ,not unaccustomed � Th, , second - �ersoinspift,y, . aboui-� - A - ' .. .. . . .
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1110, .0. pectantly dowaturned from the'erowd-. ' ' . 110h,11 s 0 -herself, "the - such' . . .uy-- nor . over� .! mOnth la�er, - was .that.. -of ,a - simple . ,- . . . . . 1. , I . .
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't riveted the -attention of t e Spectators .. - ,. , lie whistickped t to, .exalted comp4 . .
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OFtilCE-Orit'ario street -CLINTON ed stand, as with a clutter of hoofs atid . �. . ' . . W allates I I a * His coiiIr� ! child with reversed ideas ' as to ' �ii'l'lt- '. . .,., :, .. , I
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. FOR HARNESS waving of plumes Fra the duke nod. his folf6wers had Wo ly ,.master trow,ret. . .ou. the jester," , whe ined by sudden ho ors� . I .
I lice's young ebiv- 1. . anil. field her brimith. . .. . . . � age w4s'supe�b, lit I a demeanor that of.' Ing', etc�. She repudiated her ' ' lfame� � . I . . .1 . I . .
posite St.. paulls church. P, �,f "'ELL MADE AND alry dashed into the 119i divi6d Into - ridden .0 their . �Ae. of the - 111'aloliuM. . . I . . . . wo Id respond on bding refeyr6d - - - .- I
Op I , a, . I 1-111d' lie', too, observed; these Sudden one bora'to'cop�uiand; in, him seemed . but 11 .� . .., . . . I
I red the.squires I . to,'as "a thing." � 1. I .
I V1 SOLD AT A REA- two parties, took iheir respective Here hov,e , adjusting a , ' Yet exempli ed a t pd of lite strength. . I I . I I . I
. I perfidlQue tactics.? * Apparently. fi y b:r . . ..
__ q( u. 'kirrup, giving a .last turn to -a Strap - � I � . . 1. ' 'Julyl -.' . � . .
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- ___ 4 I SONABLE PRICE places and, at a signal from the, - in ,, . . . I Behind lie Seemed not to olitin tile issue. .�,,� . and force dbuoting'a leader--rwhether - Iii her third personality, . ill . . - ., . % " . . . .
, � I I COME TO US. ON- siclans, started impetuously.; against, or testing. -It bridle or girth.. . . .."W.1 , does lie .not Aa�n . ' aside?" iy or*a bland of swashbue- ".' 1905, her physical health fritproved. abd .1 , - * I . �....
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DIJ, C. NV. 11,11OMPSON I . . � eters - and P!3r, .. .1� I . . of " arn , � . stle bebai-xie,.�assigi),.Lt6,''9;tiein�fing..IQ I . . � . . � I I I . I .. .
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.� .. CL A CUSTOMER one another. . . .. .. .. stood the. heralds, trump thought the inald. "Ile pilght:Sret do .klcj6.*� As the monarch .and. 04,free - - 1. eat. She� could read and . . 1. .., . . I . ,
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1. ,'ON " . . . . .`irivanta in, their liright garb'Qf. office. . * I , .her ,clothes, I . . . . � . . . ....
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pitY'-;ICIAN AND SUItGL -\11 I . ' . it. A. fo�Oi and it kiligilt forsooth!" ; - baron dreNi near, the.�prlllceSS .Slowly,' Ivrite, though-- unable' to -do ,so . . � I .
Special attention giv-ell to diseas�,R I CmipTb, it XII. .. At his own solicitation had the duke ,, . : . .. . . I ssed oif-'p�rsonality..numi .. 1. 1. . : .. I ....
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. 1. assigned. an Rctivp part An.. the. Pat tile fool Prick . horse ,deep- *gracefully aiVse, while, n6w grouped, posse . I .. . . .
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-'ar, Nose ,jad Throat ...... N that first "Joyous and:gentle been . I.. I .. .. ly, - It spran . g; to the struggle.-madlY. aro;und the thr . one stoQd. the heralds. � -In the, I fourth.. pers6halltYi Alugiu,lt" " I � . - ....� . . .
of tile ENv, 11 We sell tlib International Stock 6y16.catertalument. .. . I I .. I . � � �. " - � �. ' . f -.S , - _ . : .. .. 1: .. '.
passage of arms," ,wherein . 1. . . "P J, fits of 66, lists. 'in )ter .1895, she �bocanSe� a� dea. mubb.. lie I .
-Office and Res-itlence- I , The.kid 'fearing for t4e safety bf 'Crasl.il' like .. underbolt, .steed and . I . � .. .. .
Food. Read these testililollial-S , �� I � . . . and. ph * rsulva , , . �. failcd�to hear -loud -no-Uses. clo.0 to her - , - � � � . ... . , , " �: ,
Ir STRE,E,T W the weapons were these. "of 91 0 postp6uea - 'xider leaped Ooper. _117heri hand Louise ,held it.16 �lfi, covered With ' ' -speak Ili the 4ehf and " ' �', . . . I '' , .:, F, i. 19! I
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ALBER EST,CI,INTO' I . his guest''4nol tho�,-pdssibl - ' . upoll t14 tr . �ld . � ..
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. courtesy," - their points .cov-., .1 . I � it�. W4S Jacqueline had murmured, it , ' ..I . . (ar_�, but 001 I � , I . I �% 2 I I . I I � .� � � , .
North oi Rattenbury St. Jan. 21st, 1905. . I Ild 'any. Ia- I silver, vei -i aft efid or. wb�ch was . car� - du, Ill 6' language,' ' ' ' *-" -; -,": . . I .
ered- with small. disks, several. knights . luerk�'.of �tlle, marriage -abou . . "They blive killed I . r! h of the maids. I . � . ..''. - .. I 'becem,.m ,. . I I I � . . .1 ,�. I
This is to -certify that I have olsed Jury befal I I Will, had Sought to, dissuaide' . I . . I . 'I'll!" 110�,0011btiT)41 ed by �ac , . fifth Per-OnalitY, In
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- I International Stock Food and .have men of the side Wearing red -plumes hilu.. fro`n� his. purpose,. but the other , . . . .. .. I . . .1 J'. �' � I ,. ,'' . �,
� .. � . . . .. � king' "this '- * ' 'is Bba eal� ' ivhV'e, * end , , .goople., �-,' � . ,.. 1 . , :,
. otructiou.' - . " 1, . . . .:I -th gallaut�knlgbt led black thl.n , I '. . . ..,
found it very kLyieficial for hogs that , .� I � F I I � 1. . . .. .
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became unseated, and their opponents ,,bad,laughe4 boisterously at,tlie'IUOXL- . , , IV . - " 'I I ' . S170. ' backwdrolgi ,but wrote" - . I . . ,
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- . .1 - .A- Tsecond .swilf , ax . ,ouloir, Whom you h. `vP:.ev,en ,heard'.,, �at, ' I . I... .11 .
are troubled with indigestion or are arch's fears and Sworn. he.would break. ' , . &yd.� She beftev�e.d, sh.6.was 3 .days!, - �, .. � :
J. 13. IA 1, N 1) N' 1,. 1). S., 1). D - 1, , designated as the "white plumest" . the -veil,. less obscure, .she saw tile!' 'proclaimed iho JP - forw, , . . . .. � . � . .
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. . stunted' in their growth. -W. If. Caln- . I I � a,lance ko,r"Irls, ladylovp t4af. day. , je�i�.r 4vidf . . . . ' I �Victor of-tue day; . - -� old bTit., uridersto6d. 6Veryt#Ing.;',tbat .� .. I .I..'.:..... -. ' 1. .
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swept on intact. .�. � ag, uubarmed,.Us lance - urW 11A�proabb;. Bon Youlob!'"':eoininalid- " i � .... . - �
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pbell, Westfield. . .leis too'.gallant' a kni �. .. ,%.A-as-goJng .on ai . ,. .
i "Well done,". commented the ,king* I . . � brokon. Had, lie escAped ktte� . all? , ed the queeri4k love. � �: -' ' ra-ralykdd .� . � �
11 (SllC(1V4s(11, to Dr. .Agnow) I ., terpose furtber:objeictionid an an- . .. � . . . � .. . in I tha� leis� i.t this. sfagei� . . . 11 .
. from his high tribunal its the squires. . to in .. . . . And: the trooper? .kIc,lftY among tild . ' -ift, the . '' - ail 1-- - ' ' - - I I �. . .
Auborn, Jan. 31st, 1905. , . . N -the tra- I . . � , . The ainids'.uncovered Ili&. .g . but )ter.: condition changed in* 11 I 1, . ... . ....
I 4ounceineut go'la'.kde ng with . -feet.-' She gaw Win ,..Cust ary ch plet, -gold, and stant, � . and She 14� - bed 'Ean . . . I . . I
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and attendants began to clearthe lists, one - of the lists * thereupon had or-. '. .trtimplbig horses' (im it of.7boiai�du I . Ltped 00in . � . .
Offlee in Beaver Block, C 1, I NTON. Mr. J. Nicholson : I assisting.the fallen belligerents.to their'- ofitt - 6W. How had it all -'.oidme about?. .as* the, free. baron bowed: his; he�d'tbe upstZirs, - where . she thr . ew herse'lf. to - ,- - . . . . -
Dear Sir, -1 have used* luternatior, . - dered the best obar'er'l 'b � 'a . . I ".. . I : :. .:
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, at Stock Food oil lily, driver this . memorable field ai that of Ashby-de4a. . be Placed tit*. the disposal. of- the .Prip- . I . � . princess with. a firm hand fat , rested on hot. . .. .
- winter and -e derived first class � . . . . - of the. princess'. afssortlou to- the con- ;flitl&tons' of I her office. Alsing, Bon : Ahoulders. Also she, I .1 I - . � . 1. � . . I I ..
. -"-.- -.----- _ haN .. � cess.1 betrothed and. again uoddbd..'hI9 .. ' ' licleak-." . . . . hDad and' attempted to -walk , P the � I. .1. .. � .. .
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results. I have used many ortherfoo- -'apprObation. 11POn.the iippearauee'of I . .. . . .1 . �- y . . walls. *A few days I lat j. she was, nor- �:. . . . . .
I Event folio ed event. and those . . '' 110(iod lance, fool.!". -cried a voice front . t,'claftned tlie privilege* thai4ent, . . .. � I . 1. . . I I .., .. � I -
DR. G ds but for a blood purifier ar.d food �O" e in the r1ag. But at least 906 .. .cour I .. � I
I f,,ItNE'-',T 1101WE'S w profes ed. the duk . I � . I , , I .1 , -mal again. - I . .. . I I
,Specialist in Crown and 11fidge W,irli. � saver nothing equals this. I conld court ladles.who a . t first had I asemblage was ' the king's box, ,. -, '. .*. . " . . I. �! W.1th the -bauble.. A. moment he looked , in :hei�;Stxth persQnR1tty,*, in . May, I . I.. . - .. ...
their nerves were weaker. than th�lr personArk. that vast a . . ,11 said. another., . . . . . . .. . . . I .
1. . 4#Tbe: jester tides Well . . ut the princess; she seemed to'. hend 18�6,: slie. became azweet chlK .but - - I ..,
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* 'ralluate Of tile R0 Al Col- not -ghly to 14-1Y : foremothers' . -far fra . I I . . . 1. ard; - - tot � t":- " �. I.
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D. 1). ',.-(, recommend it too Ili watched'the arena 1. . . . "The Italghtlil lance,even Passed 'over 1 belidath'-bls rqg, thdn',,'I�dulni for ally, ignorant of ip011lnM reading., .
-ntal ' -geoll, On- I fellow larmers.-Robt. Rutledge, An- ; - . .. . . .... .. I � . . . ' ' . :. . . .
lege Of Do. .-')Ill of w, turning plaisaut mood. , , ., .. I his head, while file foolle - i.'trucli fairly rattler thitu i 4rdent- -and wilting. Thls"�'Is the perob . . ,
with sparkling eyes, no louge . �. % I nality. ... . "� .
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tariu. I I burr.,. On t. i away at the thrilling moment Of con. � It. tliei.txilrid�Of the dilke's fool had *fill- terrific . force.` I * � . .1 , . .., . . . , , , . " ward, ,deliVerately I � - . I . . that 1. low bong develo . P I qd' ailst �. , . " . ., , :. .. � , .,
-Firsi. ulass hollor gradu.0c - �bltteruess . I . . . .1y. -: cho4k: * .� A I . a . . Re- � , .. I 1.
I . I J. frd 1touched twi with big lips, , 1. . .. I � . . .
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1. tact. - Taking their cue from the king - .heretofore been 'filled ,with I .. i 1. '.did he -select. the jester as . I I -torfly . . . . . . . , . e- I . . .
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mont. of Torony-0 A v�ituesslnk .'teStaL.fiOiiOrS *to A . .. I . : ?), � . I .., . " in her Seventh Personalfty,"'In'Ji.xiie .�. .
of Dontal Dell,art they were lavish Ili praise and gener , uPOl �. I . - � I an ontInuQd:,the first . � !. I .1 11
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Nicholson, aron 'what , I . , piosei 6bsbrved'her fao�6 become:pal6r.
0 M.'% a presuu�p.iuous free b � . . 3� . . 1896, she,remembered* clearly her ear . �
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University. . ous Ili approval, and at an unus I ual ak�. In r4 � ,.at ttiereception . speak�r.', ' .... � . - .. .. . . and her form tre�i�l�, but in a in6ment ly .childhood- btif. not of and gubpe- . I I .1 I . 1. . .
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Special attention paid to preservation , bibition of skill the stand'grew bright . "W .were, -his 6alotiong .. .. . 'Allstakes will'happe:ri'in 1he .1confuo, silo: I was 'agaln'nilstreii of herself, her . . . .P. I This stage lasted 1 . . � 1. . . � .. '. .
I I rdiad him? Prom -king to churl was � . . � qudnt to her Illness. . � . I I
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of childr(.11's teeth. w1th'waving searleand handkerchiefs. . lie hug; Paid for -features prbudc�r-aiid.!colder,'thaii;be-'- �, fortnight * ''I � .. . �. .. I � I I . . ,. �
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r flotel, flayfic " �__ -_ Simultaneous with - such an atilmate(I . be' it sivaggem, . .. .
Will be at the Rive . . . .1 his'� eiror," was, 'the. answer. . I .. � . Z . , .. - . . 1,
every Alonday fro _ --- ,---- ------- - ___._ , from the gallesicis would: .borfi, a terrorist. of... mountain passes . . f ie. ' - � .. in h6r,dighth P�rsona
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I demonstration . 'Von as' hp . . ron A I � I ,-.TI1cqbeIine. knew . '111s'lt'your'bl.0!5�lre to. opew,flie�fes-. . .she 11 , ' , , .. . 1:.1, I
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TAe T=illop Iflutual Fire .swept over'the jester ft,om,.abo*e .. .1 . . 10 , .. tivitles, 'sire?"' rartruxured - the - f4vo�ite, I I . I I -M , I 1. . ..- ".., 1, ..,.,:.
elow, crowded where.beft fty . ,. tIO6 . . I . . . , , , . I � . - called hoik-fathek "Tom" and her oth'. . .,. ''.
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- ____ could findplaces., bespeaking toe their . 1. *bite, as � the, box :from . oll Oanted, 'and aild *Ith6ut .further 'words Fraacfs :6r.."A1ary,'.'- This pi�rsonaiity -Aasted. -, - , . . .
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. lasuiam, COMMU ; .for .. whence it. was wafted. - Downward! It ' I acoltife'sced, proff ring his. aifia.tdhlg� - days" ` '* ' ' ' . .� 11. .1. . I
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DR. .J. FIJEEMAN ; part likewise an' increasing lust . .. I I . .. !. imity,-:1ike It - she obterVedAhat he".w4abeading'oyer companion. . e�- � 7. , .� � _. .. .., . .three . ., . , .. - � .: . .. �.. I
. . . fluttered, a, messenger of I I. ". ..1. ,. . � : 1)uting r ninth personality, Ili.** . . � .. I .
,the stirring pastime.. . anoiller.jeafer" Who had boeu.uiihoi�4& - I I . . ... . 1. , be . , . " .
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\11�'TEAIINARY SUlt(,,I�'ON I . Slasque, costume. ball, ballet, It .,.was. I -October,. 1896, . .. t n ' ` � . . - . .
I -Farill and Isolated Town.Property- 1 ' ' It * , to his gaink0et. And *4th th i -herself In . .11 . . I . we . 1. 1, '. . . �
In truth the only dissatil.16d onlo6k- � Ove . � . . .. . why"". she .;Murmured to . I per -ro first, . :* , .
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A inerriber of the VetHiLary IVIV(11(2-1 -Only Insured- era were the quick ,fingered spollers. yor ,weat a Smile from the 14dy.of the - - . 11,ojujll�tt6l' As good'a Soldier all,Qne. to flie king and the court, who graduagy.. Pits of tom . . . , I ,q . I
London atiol Ellin . , . surprise; . . , I .. . ' g yr- -. - I ., . .1 . .
- lists, But, .While . . , � . � " noticed and * SU YbUil ' I . .. � I I I
Associations of son Voulolf' stood , . I the Jesters � ne�ver wearWd of the dO,erting vagaries ,, .e talked like a, ....., I .
I and rovers who .packed its close AS . its .9, foori* '.Who' among ' ' rant and could, not walki but she could'.' ,' � � I.- .1 . I . . .
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burgh and Graduate of tile OillAr- a syu�bol in' .and & I I : , 6fthe'dolice, Tow,studyingthat.Viiii- , spea%.a. It - t I . . .
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10 Veterinary Colloge. -OFFICERS- . sistible forward proksg of the',people, 111PPlause.rInging � In. his OaiS,; IntO:the. - itut her wondermie'nt'would.have'lii. . tomimI6 group of wqrrymakoi�s,- lit ilia guage she was clu'Re Agnorant In nor- , . I I I . . ...... .
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OFFICE- Iluron street _Cix, 11 - tenc . . . -rhythmical expi6s9lon. Of action and Mal periods. . � .. 1. 1. . "
-Next to Commercial Ilot(!I-- i J. 11. McL4Lan, President, Kippen P. found themselves suddenly. occupation' of t crb"ed could she .have ovepl I . . � � .
' b between the dbke's f6-1 . movement could alrilostbe read'tbe in' Du)rIng her.tenth Persona. . . 1%.
0. ; Thos. Fraser, Vice-PrLsident, less, without power to move their arms of Partly ratified am ition,-there ep - . . Aty, Ili Do- �
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� Brucefield P. 0. ; T. E. flays, Sec.- Or ply ilkeir. hands. . . . . an Insinuating wakning'Of danger. ... and.Calneite, ll� � thi formOr 'lifted 60 � fluence, axid, relative positions of the I cernber, 1898, she . . . I .
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Trvas;urer, Seaforth P. 0. ; 1111a," muttered tibel'scamp student to :. "INlY lord,P said the trooper With- ih t : other from, the. sands,.an4 assisted blou fair revelers_ .; I imbeetIq 4tage� I I . . . .
A I'IONF,ER--JA1%Il,:S SMITH Ll- I '"here are.all tfie jolly' red mustschL-, rIcIbIg by the side -61! his . . . .. � rs , - I.Thel,d, I've danced, enough . ill sold a ' ally xecovered,, arid�* to -day she IS a . . � - . ., -�
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i his good spouse, . iter, "the- tool Is Pl6ttfill; furth . er to W,ok. or k � ather JIMP to.. the jeste. . . I j , L ; normal, h altilly girl_ � .. . 11.1 I 1. . . � .1 .. .. I - .., 1.
';(!'!e,l Auctioneer' for the County ; boys immersed to their n�cka* -like MaR � . . . . Panting -voice, and Jacqueline, breath- I . .e .1 . . .., . . . . . .. �
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of Et,ron. All orders entrusted to . prisoners burled in the Sand by 141�,. MISchI.e ,: I I'. I., , . 1 - ' "Did I not tell you to beware of-tho' less, paused b .. , 'f 001, 'I - - � --- . I � 1. 11
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William Shesney, Seaforth ; 11, . . I ?11 asked the free , . title - , . - - f , 'WinkliziWisiars *eoLftlilad .W0101�1r. . . . , I I.. ,
file will revvive prompt attent' I - J()"ln Arabs . ,,,What mean yet I I e, dukel". muttered iWit � I I . � IV . I I . W ..
ion. . � ' ' ..Cal , 01,� �Ijqt Who Stooda motionless Spectator o the;
SvIl vither by percentage or Grieve, Winthrop ; George Dale, Sea- 11flush!" she whispered Warningly. baron, fl�Ov�nini, as'lie turnid toward . ,elry.' . in !its rich 'e0siume . of' blu'e I .I: ha*e� constantly .:Ob�ervod� ii 'Gig � . ...., '. "
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Bennewies, Brodliagan ; James Evans - - � ,,Go, 13) wly, my lord, and I will tell .4 4'. if - only been. het'lostoind!" jeg4r pi�sentoil 'a 1flir ..and Striking ! . ealm, ittir'weather andAlle* more: the7 . . 1 . I . .
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Road, one Illile South of Clinton. wenrs the arms of Charles, the. e.m I . 0 . i . 14 it bad � ... .. . . . . . . t .. h � . .. .. .. .
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Beechwoo,ol ; Jamvs Connolly, Clinton. Peron" .. . I . . I saw the fool,and, another Jester I , I . , ... appearaneei but .his f ace, � Proud and tw.(ukIdd* the worse t 0 V64tlier *dll , . - . .1 . �,
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-AGENTS himself," answered th . e ragged scholar. the' trooi)er�,In a low toU6. "'They, we're jured, man� "'think you I to Stand up . whiciraniiiia6d"tIle foigtur6s of hls,teI4 varlution.fli. icilitillating Wis RIM . I . I . . �
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LICE,NSED At:CTI Smith, Ilarlock ; F'. I -lin. : . - . . I . stl . gainst tie-bbar a . Y.. . � . ' t in the hIS e � . ...
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0� Anding In front.of theAefteW tent. . it oi Ex0clifel ?11 I t,a h laititud 0,.' .-
go, Elliott, licensed auctioneer - , i 'O alled Sometimes in the tr6p. ,
. 7 .y *p - me V�ottch him. -So I entered , �, t try!" S�iald the . oth. ' "One more. turn, - fair" JacquelitiO" . .� . . ,
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the jrori,,solicit pd-vIllon at 'the � back, ilakfug. . . suggested Alarot, her partner In the Nature . I
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liess ill his line. Sales conducted Vii1e. I � . 4 an armor joint, I . made� MY Way near t . I Livinar Ilp'to It. � I . . . . .. . . , � .
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Or, percvllt,agf� or .so much per , ale : the entrance. - There, bending over bar- a$ , * "Is that a dismfssal?"�� , . Mrs.. Gosoipp�-Do'y . I . .. .1
All ' ptly attended to' Parties desirous to effect irksuraii�a - - sottly, . one last word.. Look to your' , �ho asked !
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. bLISilIC." 1)1'()In or transact otber bUSiLVIS Will be . . .. bet P16des,, I overheard fragments of . selti and four. not -for me. ,Mine 11ri � . - . . I . . � ' .
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leorge I-Aliott, Clinton P. 0., F ;.. . . ti-mes it week has ,serious intentional * I .
_0 pro ,their conversation. It even bOle - 01, : -tea, which I Surmise five Internal, - 'J"Tis for you to detbrmllrie,'!� retorted � - . ..
yfleld Line. I iriptly atiended to on application I .. I . . . .JUL I - - ' .,- . I
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sidence on tile Ba your designail I they are not visible, will excuse me tile iiiald. .. . . . . . . � I V - - ' - . . .
I to a,ny� Of the above offie.ers address.,d � � , r, . , _ I � Ing from his oe le 0 ' ; . � .
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- ,nalace for the physician, but go to In' y desleo 11 he r6turn6d, laugh�.,, .. I., . . .
inspecipa by the director -who lives ., .. � d4 � I &� sqh6ming klIfIrTel '. � P I . . , .1 . . .. � . . . � I.. , - r,
.5 I ) , ! I . A Ally . my lord; . . . I - . . stralght'on without bolus, sImples or� Ing, -as lie disitppeared. `1 - . .. I. '.1 -tevleegy.Z(WilqeTtead� � DihinfectantPolek . , .. ... - . . I � I
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nearest the scene. , J -.hfid heard omo�A,.l gathered pills, a V, � . .
. J-1 ... . I . f ter. I . I -1 . . ery �vfercu ' ry-for speed. Dan- . ''Vail, Seeming Straighter than'ttanal, I q %N .r . .
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I . .4, - hat did you h6ar?tr said -the other * - 'longer'than it talfdg before thoduke's plillonat luicrutab)ej, , 10 lb 1LISO iicts 6,8 1 disinfactant., . � t4 - - . .
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ff'.SM � I � � I I L ki I I I . . , "A plan by which hellbi)td to let tbd, leave me at the tent. Turn back to the' .. '- o row"AN-040A � I . .�..... .I....-1 . ,... . .
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I i k loud'Ilourish Of trumpet$ nOar one, and--ryquIl mind Ii not in a friend, Auvw= N=Mmmam , - - _ I
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Going Fast. 7.38 a. tn. - . , Come to.my tent afterward � Ni I I � 1,
. I While,,, lie *Went on, hurriedly, "direct I And Caillottil, turtled us.ono In grie . ". I I
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i. 14 5.20 p. in. . . � .a lancob at the fool"-. . *us physieftl pain to an attendant, bid- . . I . I I I
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Going West 10.15 a. in. I - __ 0W.... W -0.6- 11 W *1 .. � I uIckly, "the jesters only are to oppose . while the ditke'a fool, mord dqeply � I U PC V1 FUIIL . . . I � �
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50 YEARS' '. 1. 6.10 p. in. I � ,It Wilt V&Ss for aft Recident. V rancla Ift ainto the lists. . . � . � hffollt;W handling ceinent � . I
EXPERIENCE JO.47 1). In. "Look I 'The j g to, fight. ces film not, and will clear 9 .,.� d . __ , ._ � .. . __ _ 'Doll It, bts - mWeA . by s,ta10,n1cntq 01 , , . I
They have arranged them lit. two par. , -lit, you ox ". Z"m�oi*-!!,-!. _1� �,_12*1_"A;ivk�ti" , l)ayjtlg largt, �,Oullrllssl(jll, (;0 yoni.self and ,see Qoeenstotl I
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LONDON, HURON & BRUCE' DIV. tieg, atilt of them go Witt Ill � rl Ill 0 , U11 11 � ,!�nduct, IfIl- Ho.'fixilshed I .
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I and Ills knights, the other half.with , With A bOldlY . Significant took, which. . . . . wallsa-nd floors,bililt in joEtr oi�ri locality. pilrAjarrel loon- .
& Going South 7,47 a , In , his lordship's opponents." ' . I was not lost Upon his man, � I ' � - I . I . .1 I I laills as,'irlany ouble inches as ally Other 0luent,- and ,as -
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f, 11 4.23 p. in. "But tile duke's tool by �haftce l� 06t I , lq�lvdll if the leaden Melt should tall . . I I vVikunk. !"i-gao'ged by MeaStIrLy, nOt 11 weight, your . corne-Pt
Going North 10.15 a. in. against ilia tnaster," she mumbled ilg-, from my lance And )oavo the Point I . � - far. intorillatiotu Ifteight, rates
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W �� TRADE MARKO 0,35 1), in. nificantly. bare?" sald the trooper hoarsely. I 11 . . . . . and 0MInlates (Ilevi:NRY g-tv-m ,lot Per lbaftel, Strictly .
DESIGNS B. & 11. I 1. ,,Call yo� it elidtleelo he said if, tj i "bven thatIll responded the free bar . � I . I
Copy"10tiTS &C. low voice, - find Nalfotto fluolgod lifin ,On hastily. I � , , � I � - 11 . I . dashl f. o.4). ear-,�, Que(ligton.. flo In W111h 701'r telgh,bor . 1. 'I I
A1370116 Mending a Piketch ftnd de%criptlon mity A. 0. PATTISON, Station Agept. , ,%fIl0A0z_0,llerJ1# cried the 46(itsbals, '.. I I I I . .. .. . I
kly ngeortaln our opinion free wliothnr An angrily In the Side wip her elbow so I and get. ik(�nent of carload rjttv.,� � . 11 I
3ni.lon Is probably ratentnble �.OmMul left. . I �
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Pi C .1. 1). MACDONALD, Di%trict Passan. I have been ealJoad to them but for A Above, Ia her will . 0,4�h P&. AO% . -
"edal notme, without ebarge, in the C ripple -of lalightof wIlloh 'started 'on - turned pale. With bated breath, and siolind.", Write tot it ttlill bottle and vAtuable 0"A � H E R
ftt.qntm ttoten t1rough Munn & o. receive ger Agent, Toronto. Pit% Upileligy, St. Vitue Dance,, or Valling '� �111 A - U . � *t$
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Scientific America", *1 I the edge of tile crowd and Was taken pattM lips she watched tile lines ireati.16 wi such dlitesses to TugLittlItO 0.1 , I 'C'. A . U I I �
Alif,ndflomelyalumtrAted Weekly. T,argeatelr. _.__________,!n! I I 1111 up by tile sortled make. - 6 Sweep forward and, liko two great x�o Xing Styeet, W., Toronto, Cand(Itt, .. . . QXTr3n11Tf191)(!01 W, oxyr.&MO.. .. . I .
ition of nny eciontine ournal, Iforms, $3 a L�66k tit Tribmil6tIll abblit, WaVes.iho�etlng, eollide with R otasll. druggisits sell Or can 61ition for y6a I
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