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kritaule, , I Ilwkeu I left, two mes's'ages tile em.
L It 311difo"41i . - .. deretand, has ordered file meshes mado strucic R light. In a vorner lay fUrze I
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BANKUt 'Pro"_1060'Antleeptic T*bleto . .. . , yet smaller." . . peror 'gave nic,".w.ent Ott the other, I. . - .. . � -
Thoy'Combitiothow". kwally4lus,orct"olonowith They"bad paused on the brow of a "04o for the Ulug, the other for yow, I 11 � 11 1
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I , A 'GV04RAL HANKINO hill commanding the view of road and And, taking from Ills doublet a doea. , �. I - � ��
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NESS TRANSACTED. NOTUS � .�.,.,,�,+#,+ 0. # , I, * ",int.. -v- .. ....., ', 11 I � well. This ragged, beard'grown trou. fool, W110 silently thrust It fit blu 1. . � .
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DISCOUNTED. DRAFTS I$S1jjVN). 40� SEND THE NE`WS_RF1C_ 1*41 , A ,.7 I , I � . . I 1111 � - I
.�g � 1. I I of t'railels' court? It Beemed Incredl- 1 as good fortune would hqye Itis lite "
-.-- ORD, TO YOUR BOY IN 4.1� . I I I ,�., - . -ble. At the same time through her 113aJeSty' was even then completing . I I
DE_ I v* THE WEST. TIVELVE, 4� - I I � . 1: mind passed the- memory of tile plal. preparittlona for A, Journey titrough . � I I 1�3.
INTEREST ALLOWEI) ON DOL , _#, � F
. 0. MO �.. . . ... saW# reiterated exclamation in prIs. .Franco to., the Netherlands, owing to 4 -
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� . . _� rrrr I 011, 'ICAIII(Itte-In Spain!" words. sUQ unlooked for troubles In that part of . L
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I'S - . 4, _ I.' .. -1 I �. � . had attributed to- fever, not Imagginiffl't bid donlaills, ,and had already dls- 11
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y foundation In fact, patelfed his envoys to the king. Charles
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON. . ...... �� .... I . . . . . . ... . i - I .1 lililiiiil .1_-_1 . . -.1 .1 -1.1 I . __ Assured we that he would still, further .
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. � _�_-___ . . . abruptIj-'dispellea her first supposition, hasten Ills intended visit to tile Low: � I
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. I .. 0. Should the Jester spring, upon It us, but quip for quirk, my merry wagri, and ofiened. a new field for speculatlim. Countries and coi I no tit once. meau� . . I
M6 Advertisement In The 1 Newa- -now.? 4' atraifge loathing wade 14m , And so speaking, lie directed 4 violent � . Certainly -had to been on a missio .. king", I <1 ,� I I I .
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W. BRYDONE* 11 Record br�ings good, results, liesltate, aa4, before Ue.bad time to ' tilrust, A of wUlloills communleatiou to the
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-11 ., the * would Indeed have made good the lead- .errau4 PU6 could not divine. the fibbtfals, and, with the promise of I
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR i � . .. I, . I creature, thrilwing Aside 1uttlier pre- . er'sth,reat, , . � I � .
� . . . I But it she was surprised. tit CA' )Ietto,4 the emperor's Immediate a- 1".., I 4
NOTARY, PUBLIC, ETC. . . . a tense of caution, swung back the. 400r - � - ,I rrlval, the * I I I �
... I � . . � . , . j3ut the. ptalsont Stopped aside, tire , unexpected presence And disguise, that marriage cannot occur." , : . . �
and launched himself across the apart- - blow grazed ,his shoulder, ,while .Ills counterfeit troubadour ba 11 I � I 11
Block-CLINTON. Mellt A heavy, blow, swiftly followe . �d been no less "It has occurred," saId.t e jester, . I I
OFFICE-Slome 1 4 own blade by,u rapid counter. passed A f The other uttered a- quick exelaina- . .
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H� I I.' f S �, flol . I With 4 shriek, the blood gushing from , wayside mintstrallssa, wandering over rand'i" he muttered blatldy. "But the . I .... . � .
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HENRY BEATTIE, -T��"4"-y-1v�-q-T-T�4T-4"4"4T4r,-.�-- Outcry' the announcement of the frilt. lifeless -on the stairs, his sword clat. the coillitty,like one born to the no.. Atog? Ilad he no suspicion?" . . ' . - -'-- , .�� .. �. .
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. I . . . . ' Jo . niadle existence. That she had it na. "It 'was through the C,ountess I .1 � - 'L
� . lessuess of tIW Attilekk but the mQj tering. downward, 4&t that grewsomo He forgot he vet held Iter hand, . .
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office formerly occupied by � ' Made no sound., The silence became', sight his. fellows �paused Irrei9bite, And, . . and the spirit of a d'Etampea the monarch was led, to, . . I I
.gypsy lie well believed, but that she I change the time for the, festivities," And firewood, dad from this stor*e he . .
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- Mr. Ja6mes Scott in Elliott I We have a � full I - assot I tnient -of I oppresslye, The plaisant felt Omost seeing their indecision, the Jester would forego the security of'the ro'y,ql spoke up Xac I quellne ifty.olulitarIly. drew, heaping -the combulitible maie, . . . � ...
. Irresistibly Impelled toward that ter- rushed headlong upoll.thein, striking . .
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Block ........ : . . I I rible chamber, when with Ileavy um fieredly,.when their hesitation turned household for the discomforts and dan- "She!!' exclaimed thopoet, with it r1al on the ,hearth until a-.,oheoring, .11 ,
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. 0 M. '..I bering steps the creature reappeared,- Into panic,. and the knaves fairly flew. uId not rec� gestui* of halt aversion. For some blaze fairly Illumbled the worn and dI-. .
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� I . onelle to, that other part of her chat- time they went on, without further lapidatpd Interior. Near the:firepince I
- - MONEY TO LOAN - _1 . . I I . I tra,yftsed the hall like'a huge automa. !Below the irate landlord stamped and � acterwhichhe knew must slirtilk from words., Then suddenly Calilette dreiv , were A pot and kettle, whose rusted ' . I . I -1
, PUtgie$ . ton .And mechanically descended .0e. fumed, cuffing And striking. as be � .. . .. . .
- � .1 . . - . I � . I .. . the actualitles"of the straggler's lot. rein, - . I appearance bespoke long d1suse, but a.' 1. . . . . .
. I . 'i stairs. moved among them witli thM04 and , filave you left the court, mistress?" "This n ' , I . I
RIDOUT & HALE 4 - "Weill" Is At done?', asked the harsh - abuse, I � . ews makes It the, more lieces. - trencher and porridge spoon on -4 etoo) .. . I
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. . fitted With either Ste�ll Solid ' voice of the Master of the boar. . - - Thus exhorted, tile knaves o � nee more he )low Asked abruptly, . isary I should hastenA6 the king," be -near by seemed, Waiting the comilig or . . . ... .
Conveyancers, Commissioners, . "Yes, done!" a's the submisal "Yfls,",she miswered curtly. - . eald. "The emperor's message-Vran, the master. A �Oucfi of straw bad been. . . I .
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Rubber, Cushion or PlIell m'c-. lve An- ' took ' : heart and gathered for. the at- . strailit that ensued. between cis should receive- It at once. Ijere, , oliepherd:is -bed it be . . .
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Swer, I . . .0laves were provIdedfor those . them was broken by,a ne lodg�ment of his enemy, the wolf. .' . . .
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Agency. Money to loan . .......... ti,c Tires. ' '7tl,so. . Market. an I. "Good!' Now to get,the sword," � - In front, I and- the plalsant w4ited grlm� . w aspect of therefore, must I leave you; or why do, �, I .
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, the now distant conflagration.* Be- you not return with me?" addre.sing .
C. B. HALL' - JOHN RIDOIJT Lum e.r Wagons.- - . . . . "'Not so fast," broke In the, landlord. ly determined, ,yet liking little the as- - I 11 . � ,.+I,.: . without fear of hein ,14-p-1, ,1 ,n 4 _.. �
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�`Cleanrsave for a -thread Of c6tton,0,
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- "Follow me quietly," said JAcquellne.'
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morlo, and find him'. Perhaps, though,
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leave," said the latter.. "We irieet
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poet. "FareWell, and .good ior'tune go
with you,both," And, wheeling. abtupt.
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and "the girl watched' him. d1sappept
over the road they liad come. ' .
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Caill6tte. vitnishea In' tile gloolil. . ..
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"You regret not returning witli-him,
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She 'sank wearily, upon the straw,
then gave him her h i and .gratefully,
: Her face looked rosy il' the reffection
from the hearth, A. comforting. sense
of warmth .crept over her as shO lay In
front of, the blaze., Her eyes *were lan-
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after.' a chilling ride. Drawing the
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boiv her half' swept from the., sa(1416
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slitfilg� there: on t1i .1, wonddring
perhatis , at: its - Abundance, or half
dreaming, lae. for * got he yet ,held tier
I .!land. Gently she with.drew*ft, and.he.
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a discussion With .the. peamp. st I udent 2"
she asked. "Why did you let me im-
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This is to cortify that I diave-'AkO
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found it very. beneficial. for hogs that
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-the morlo slowly'lliade his way up the'' hQr'descend'.. ` I ... .
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ter6olt rough his, �lips,, came.. a' - laws, :An, it's. a glave- slint0red.
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I�ght his, 610�sal f1j&e and enormous , . casemeTA. . A.. deafenin ell-
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. , , . tile band rushed Into 'tile. room. A .
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I . uluribauked a voice- behind tire - same, time. the,plals"ant rall down
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I ,Q, taveril, now b.urj�ftjg on all
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t6 toud,lvolces,,the jestress,h�d.jeft
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a cloud Around bet; stood gazini &ai-.,
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road worn and
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results'. I have used many.'okller ioo�
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At. t he,. sound . of the young .glrl.`W�
voice 80�_Ln�ir, the..plalsant,ij hancl,.
of d.e.9,b,bil.t, but net bcko�e Ahe man
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host. When you, walked in with this!.
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she. offered'no er. bead
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I Specialist in Crown -and Bridge W *
ds but for a blood purifier 4Ld food
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saver nothing * equals this. I 6 ould
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- lipper rounds.' , A qnlck..bffort on .the
fool's * parf ladder
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steady, became!. suddenly
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ford an fellow'. for -a yillaln.
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.ing E�i � s ot athwart. the val- . . . . . . . . - 11 �.
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knave lay mottonles� where he ll.,*.,�. ,
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- you came, I e'en preparba less. con.
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111)e Salit and ''Ill'tillned ,the. lofty . � . 'T � .,
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je K 110 holson''
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axid it mighty,, eta b, the heavy roof i4lij
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he smolder ng rulus.be them; he'
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Iderlhi At that relaxation.' For the .first
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.the Jester, shot ouf2. . Om.
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the morlo's grip..,fell Alle� dagger; over
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face tlie-I _
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saying be knelt before.tho-c'
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1 Sing e in n. be tbricw� both .'
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. gently heaping tog,ether and struck.. a
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spark Which, seizing on the dry: ma-
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Associations of London and Edin-
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teilal,'iliiledlaiely kWdledfuto it great
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from such 'a rogue' . A-;cleVer
from Vl,ancfs-�-Vut where? � To whom
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fa, her face wasthe freshiless,of d; wil "
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carrying wIth'him the rogues . behind.
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device to warnybu In. Latin' that life
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PICERS
. Imprecations, threats and ies Of pain �
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�'W,hat, are'you doing,. villabiT, rodr-
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triends. intended to; kill 6 '
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turn? U neolisclou's 'sll6�-ifiy':IlX Ills
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OFFICE- Huron street -CLINTON.
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. enE6ed,i',s'ey'eraI knaVes went limping
landio Window, dis-
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you for the Jeweled sword." I .. I
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arms In - that deep sleep or 'beavy- la�
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J. B. McLean, President',, Kippqn - ii,
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lay prostrate ao*the in bimielf,�Ihe
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�attentiou sliarply'arre§tedj '.'*Ad It not.
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face, against his shbfilder. and .4q the
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y ma a bonfire of a 1oul
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young plaidant bent o ve' iier'bld' h4art
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AUCTION EER --J AMES SMITH.Ll-
Treasurer, Seaforth P. 0: . . -
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censed for the County
Auctioneer
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standing back as though to, .
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hhuilfw6rk. .IiYour vile hostelry burns
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I "A. pretense on the.rogue's part 4 to
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of the other. Then lie .rose, saddleil � 4 -...:, . I I
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and'assIsted' he I -
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receive attention.
I 1-DIRDA 1.
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" come�hls burden of responsibility, his .':...
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Will sell either by percentage -or
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Grieve, Winthroji';'d�orge Date S
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is fool. - "Nor, do I me
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0 All business promptly attended to.
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done With -what 110'ibad said and.lione,
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shepherd's but 6pparently deserted,and
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Trains Will - ai l Unatliernatizing roundly th 1 , I . . 6 hf . the doors and blinds wlthout,� we -ma.y,
rive and depart I proceed Ielsurely, for It will be :Some
lumined highway Clailletto glanced In,
reined the borse, which for some tlui6
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BLWFALO AND GODIWiRICH DIV. It "Is- the creature dead?". he added vi. can t �
come of his Joneney.--should he speak
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Going E ast - 7,38 a. rd, - 119ealfrew me, I thought the' looter . I
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withdraw her own, Ciubstioningl' her
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; It 99. . I . - was it craven," groWled,bg,of. the boar. Ili bid, natural voice. , .
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I � . herself from his arm and sprang to vO 640on and 14y, �iuj9ovs,sfuty, . : .
,--.---- . is 114 % I . 12�50 p. m, .. another," replied the host, I . stg6urtl flow It will tqnuso the king". Yes, find presented your.�messagd. . . .
(I 41 . . "Calliettel" exclaimed the plalsaut � With some 11118givilig"! . I the ground. He, too,'Irumedlat6ly dig. .. .. _ . .. .. I
. 1150 YEAR90 I 0.40 p. lh.'I� , 1166 buk to your room, miaird'99,11 I - . . "And I did lie treat It . mounted, She felt 'very, . I ll,-t,or,sy.z(lvis6;ridncllt�i,qiTjk�ot nt"figair .
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I . 10.47 1); - w. whispered the plalsaut. to the young i loudly. .11calliettell, " cOnsI40kAt(On YOU evpected?" ' now, As. though the sud4en conscious. :'owder is b4ttbr Win- oi hor jl�*,
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' yourself In," . : . ness of that onelreling grasp.or goint. alib itko data's; a'disinfocitalit,_ - ' .
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HURON & BRUCE DIV. - , NiNay, jq� not leave you," she replied. ;I XXf. . . . . thing In tile glance befO140 she slipped -4 -.%�=V--.4nk.�,�-A'V,tk.�V&-V.AAAV=.--=� .
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. 0ohig North 10A5 11 I should become a Spanish 41whatevei magic your letter 004, , "You fainted, or fell Asleep, mistressoll I �
I tic I . I � . ' I 4. m., - "I am certain of It. Go"T liegyoft, to r Tn reat I ch- t01110d," replied CaIllette, "it oeomed , � . . 0
TriAtilk MARIvs . 4).35 p. m, ' is a el6n. I bg haind, be Added g6riously., he�sftfdquletl�. .
D.teloNs your,whidow and call out. it Is a 616n- 1. I �Ilyes, I relylember, In We gorge.11,
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fikoteh tod destirI906ft "Al , not, I call hold the stilles yet awlille.11 how came you here?"' I ., Prillicls, Must be straugoly credulous rode oil. But Uero fif this shepherd?$
quAltalkylonefiondine A an A. o. PATTISON, Station Agent. , � i 0 I � in
In, . munidit, -A moment she liesitaied, then glided ' "I halve fled from the kee t be so cozelled by a n . impostor., may had slieltcr.,Y . r
,T, "cortAin our opinion Iiiiii w atbor
out oft Is ptobab Pabsets � I ' 1) of the old ,.hut we
tionsetria conflild'HYMMAIRle Tickriv A t, uoth lie, with It gicitill'or litallor Ili his I V I
ffifON' F. .R. HOWEWS , Town q I .
sent froO.ty1d0st 6116T. oroeou.,I) all, . 0 9 aWay, At tbosame, Whe lie of the boar ,castl#,,whero I lay charged with ber� � And, turning the, horses, lie would � I
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spedull twtict, without on If -I a J. D. AIACDONALD, Distriet Passoq. I 9tastied, a sword, Ili his left hand and,. osy," imswer�d-tho, jester, 'returning . I I have led them to the dooe, but the alli- I
the hear � . "Aniiiostorl" It wita the young girl �Mftlq held bileft, theu stood stock still, . r, 10104 or reladviag sallerw;tf, .
. . I get Agent, Toronto, I with 1119 right blinghig useless, rushed ty grip, I . . Ifyoo, Vollt fri ��
$dt8fifit 010% ! .1 . I—— � .1 1. -1 I.. I 11 .. I up the stalrA. i "The keept"' exclaimed 0111letto In . Who spoke, Interrupting In her atir- Striding to tile Uut, the jester stopped Itsi I.: p,lepsy, St. Vitd Dance, or F.l1ling:
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rid0bidtillimatiAted WOW# tetitts I , i#k' �1 ti .. . Sidillesi, write for A trial bottle -and vgluable
A hxi t 616 - I)Vlse tile troubadour's story, I In' but quickly sprang to one side, and , trc,%jjgd on guch Iliqcaseq to Tug 1,ittlird Co.,
oulation Of fifty seloutl utnal Tofts, $8 * . I 'IOU, there you arti, my n1mble,wit eurprl4e. k,You are fortunate not to 4, .011' did not know, mIstroas" said as F he did so some,creature shot out of 1 179 Xim, Siteet, W., Tororkto, Cana4a.,:� All
IWil foittionthii.sLagoV4 byall b6widml6ft Th1=13 too 7-1ft to take h1#41olim utt.� bt, oraeki*111 he cried an tber 169tor stopped have been brought to trial," lie added y
F -IR LEO taigraw"Y' NOW Yttk Cnt d (yNnont),w1moving �-ougfi slid culdg-by boldly out. "'Twas a pretty ploco at thoughifully, I'Vew .get through t Calilette the door alld disappeared In the glo6m�, I druggluis"null or can obtain foryon I
usillij, VAPUZrIollivitiIii 't1lavIiisoilthe-it, � 06140f,v y00 Pla,Y04 on the WOUNtor And I solos, and fi4 holiness the pope, I un. I "No'," , I Ilste" th I% WOW" oxtlatilled thet plillsant, I
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