The Huron Signal, 1889-8-2, Page 22
FILM LB8811'i .ODUa1L,
I have always bees very Na.kf.l Neat
1 am pretty. It -Dads eo.e.ated to m
yet weer sus why good
lookstt a nommabe the w ewewhich rs! cif
is ry to Muse- Why
•lit
R r ' Out meet know what awe
look* ales ! .Mew ala one look in the
glass wiehoee harming it I
ty I always glad of m 1.
y share of .e-
F rata 1 liked to see the pretty
dada, seniums back at me , 1 liked to
feel that 1 weld always mate myself
took ales, even in shabby hats and
ed dresses ; 1 liked to meet the
Nsae.d, beige& looks 'thick p.uple-
yss malty old people -tarsal upon me
y pseud ; and, mere than ell, I
liked
the feeling that I ser • pride sed •
pleasure to err father sod mother.
ite well the
eves* gN br eaw. first arrivedareadful
tour
dull London bottle, after father had
failed and we had to leave our beautiful
home in Liverpool. All oar pictures and
osseaseota had been sold ; and father
laked &n.und the dreary rooms w ally
that it made the tears come 1010 my
eyes lest to ase him ; then he turned to
me and framed my face Sties bands.
"Wdl, ksiroy, it's s aemfort to have
you to look at, at any rate !" he said.
"Take can of your fern -it a about Use
ooly pretty thing left us '"
How 000ld 1 help being pleased with
my looks alter that 1
We were rridly
e did not k.ordany olne la the district
where we lived, and our nch rela-
tives at Lancaster Gate did not by any
saunpear desirous of our
xermmPwas disappointed at Bnt,I hank,
for Ada and Alicia wets only • few year*
older than I was, and there were always
plenty of aloe things going oe in their
set of which she bad hoped 1 should come
in for a abates, sat they took no nine
of us except to ask os op to luncheon
when no one was there, and to i,end the
page with tickets for a concert just at
the last moment, when they found they
eoufd not go themselves. I Deed to feel
that, if I had a poor little cousin (moped
up in a dingy London house, after being
s(etwenmed to everything so different,
I shoals love to try to give her a good
time ; bat 1 do not think Alicia liked me,
and Ada was entirely under her thumb.
(Jona morning, however,* most unezpect•
ed event happened. Mother and I were
sitting darning, and agreeing that chil-
dren who rude such tremendous holes
in . their stockings really deserved to go
barefooted, when a knock came at the
door and Mary appeared with a telegram
addressed to me.
For t moment rI was frightened out - . 0
w utt
1
the Jamie �INUe esd .deeestee
ress
maker
"made over" the dew fur
week before, 'sushi here
weld have sees tee rush
whisk I had palled it to pages,.
eluded ds.ves lay ow Use eke
pule, the auk- bey gassed
Sa01., while real- eI Nosed were
.d all over the leer.
"Ton have Mites por._.ies
lee., Ise.,., obesewed my mother
keg with loving eager, the del
with whisk I had draped m
seek. Ai, ttseeey te well
tulle good lags -it aiway slue
Ada sad Ali.is called for
•ftera000; sod veal .babel a
rate 1 felt,esatsd opposite to the
able kayos io their towering ha
kid glove,, and dainty dresses.
was looking decidedly est f tem
Ada came to me lister oo a
see to wog, and, • sadden fancy
ass I` ng "The Oak and the
wee a/1 the
French andmef 11n w memo w
gone haloes, and i vomited
round f applauge ee the last no
away. Mr Cooq.s,t advanced
me, a smile lighting op his face.
"Faithful to your colon, M
some," he said mesaingly ; "it
ery •ppr,pnate selection."
Lsebia," interpu.ed Alicia
'lour mutter has soot fur yes
rather early ; ao perhaps you had
ip away quietly without saying
tithe' to any one. It might break
ty ; and we don't want to 1
este so soon."
espy, 'I say,' cried Mr N.
'yore are not going let 1
abumioal:le shame ! Can't you
d give W one more song, at any
it they. wretched horses you are
1 Do let them ..it a little for
ladies are always so awfully
we ---it will do them no ban° to
• warm night like this, M..
I'm afraid my poor old steed i.
stowed to waiting about '" I
IaugOing. "It is only
\ewstead, and s cab b
I'm ashamed to
en's fr one moment thought of
nes !"
itis flushed, and glanced hasti
Conquest to see if he had bra
t would she ay if she knew 1
him that we level in Elwin Square
s •
what Mks
wee W
seed me Pole
sole
lees etas is
The die-
Sa easier-
th. pallete
eastern
d the
truste fold,
arm, seed
spent us.
ka .er!"
sae in the
ad sewed-
laalto.-
te,Fra sh
Attsi&
m, asid
asked
seising
Ash." It
elaborate
hick had
quite a
tee died
towards
w Ram -
wee a
ooldly,
a.
W.
better
'Good
up the
ose our
*stead
What
wait
rate I
afraid
once--
conaid.
wait
Ban-
well
Ora,
my 1
his
ly at
rd.
had
r
N
a
Par
Su
sassily,
*a
Is
of
yo.
on
some
accu
plied
Mr
hay
legit
Al
Mr
Wits
told
I had just finished writing the fo
going
on my diary, and was leaning
my hand, staring dreamily oat
the dingy, deserted, rain -washed slue
when some one peened, nixed hie a
brella, and stared straight up at t
window. It was Mr C
re -
at
re,
in-
ray
-
er ext I tore open the em- W obi
'elope, and east at a glance that the 1 hand e
message wee from Ada. I read it 1 He
.Iood.
• Haring *dinner- 1 g ung bey
you to come. R' pert tonight. Want he was
i11 call in carriage at five isonf;tsi
o'clock. Plane be ready.
Mother and I stared .t each other for be doin
petuous
momenWe knewtso elltwhten wrst out it meant Some
Inc lady or other -the Honorable Mas. A wee
Plantagenet or Lady Pungent" de Temp- word i0
kine- had sent an excuse at the last into Somehow
mens, the arrangements for the dinner seemed v
had been upset, and every one had been
in a panic of consternation. Nhat were 1 had not t
they to dor How on earth was another doses attu
lady to he procured t an bout's notice 1 ung toe
Then Ads, good-naturedly inolined, had noon, s.0
bethought herself of me. used sed
"Let us send for Labia," she bad sr and
doubtless said. "She's presentable, and •fternouo
she can sing f..r us and make herself camage s
useful. Labia would be delighted to door, "-
come.' walked in
erly •- .]oat I w
surprised that 1 never oto
thin
but sprang up and waved
as
*topped
asrgettcally.
tock off his hat, smiling and book•
ght and excited ; but the moment
out of sight, I felt overcome with
on at the recollection of my Ito -
greeting. What os. earth was
g in Elwin Square 1
• • s
k later. I have not written a
my diary for a whole week,
, after that little tate of dist-
the ordinary humdrum life
ery flat, stale, and onproetable.
6e hart to alter the velvet
o, a0d so have gone oo wear -
old brown cashmere morning,
d night, and feeling very
dejected. But yesterday moth -
were regaling ourselves with
tee and buttered toast, when a
°dde1J7 topped before the
a fen momenta later Ada
to the rum. I was astcnish-
0t measure to tiud .he had come
rad invitation.
sit only a quarter of an hour,
he said ; "but I went you to
rad go to the concert with u.
ntley is singing, and Albaai
ed�for, y it vel much." bu
though the words/ civ
ait.0g. ¢hMo these. face ftusb•1 gra
e exch.& ed afar
my
I am afraid I was delighted, unditenl- ed witho
fled as it may seem, for I eras lunging for with a -ecu
a little excitement, and, besides, we had "I can
been in the genie dilemma ourselves once Labia," a
or twice, and it would has, been ill- me bock
natut ed to refuse, tooizht. Ser
"]'ell, go, der. by all mama. If 700will e
would lite it," aid mother. "I am lad I Sassiest
were ktndl
thing but i
ed, and w
for you to have • little change ; but
"
Yet e' said I.
"1 hardly know," returned mother.
"Neigh
THE HURON SIGNAL, ?MAY, AUG. 2, 1889
Aida lamed leek is bee AMY touts a
lam g.,lies. theme i clog .t taviesit made, mad beau m. tired
least
sel her 1ade ao hued. 1 smiled bleed -
bat illess rmtsed to �a remarkIVI• a
held the rum towards mot *the
Leaks
u y e think of these teases.
they megaiff...t r'
epleed'd-per feet b reties ! lt'.
eatuagemese 0.0 sd a ring. 1 ••ppoo'" 1 I a.id
hrill
N of laetshes ; and Alida cia,
into s .her-
self s.�tker, cera, drawing her.
emurely
"Prey deal be sed abrupt, Lulea --
Ws very ill-bred 1 I due oars to snake
sash things the subject of general coo-
►etlstioe..'
eyed use ie aa exasperating fashion; but
Ada wae good -moused,
'Good gracious, Le. e• awl.
wee for baa, what do you
}our oompls,col You .eight
give me the recipe! Did you seer see
aoytkiog like at, Aliciar'
hat
"People with red hair g.aerally do
soave skins,'' observed Ahem, sear -
rag out of the window; and Ada's eyes
twinkled as they nest amine.
"You aro gulag to have seek a nine
partner for dieser tonight, Loehr.," mid
Ad., chaos/tag the subject judiciously
"a man we have fallen is lore with, and
who u quit, the Ise° f society just no.
eso
d of
him/ Mr Haume too for • lot of Iave you ncite,
and • lovely old place in the .wuntry
within the pest three years. The lady
whom he was to have taken in has failed
es at the last moment—ell the better fur
yea, islet its'
"Welt, as I said before," interrupted
Alicia testily, "I think it u an absurd
arrangement to send him in with the
youngest lady present. ]1'by shouldn't
It would be far more suitablea go down with Frank . You and
mother talk .o much about upsetting
arn°eemeota, but there would be .l.
most nothing to alter If you did tbat "
"Yee, but, Alicia, just think bow it
would look ; you wouldn't Ilk_
and Ada lowered her voice, being
evi-
donna' anxious that I should not hoer
the rest of the ee0temoa.
I was not introduced to any of the
guarrived in the evening,
butts as at quietly is the corner taking men-
tal notes for my mother's benefit, and
deciding afresh, as each lady entered the
room, that I would bare my next new
dr... mad• exactly like hers, noel sud-
denly my attention was arrested by the
sound of my own name, and I turned to
had Alicia but • few paces off, talking
eagerly to a tall gray-haired man who
was standing with his back to me.
"Leabia Hansoms -a little country
cousin u1 our.. Too had, isn't it, in ex-
change for Mn Fortescue 1 But you
must blame Ada -nut me ; I did my
beat for you."
"You are very good ; but I ant not so
he
exacting
g a 14) expect you to disarrange
e table un my account I shall
do very well, I'm sure," her companion
replied i b
n rat er • weary,
tone.
"Well, Miss Arundel .i11
other side ; and you can
refuge with her, you know,
too tired of entertaining Leib
"Oh, I shall mange t
through - never fear !" dec
gray-haired man ; and, ere
spoke, my uncle came herryi
the room and touched him on t
"Mr Conquest, you are t) to
my niece, I belie.e r Here she
behind you. Mlow me ' Mr
-Mia Ilanarme.•' He w
hand and hurried off again,
cast a 'harp scrutinizing glance
other.
Viewed from behind, 'Jr C
had teemed middle -aped, if not
old ; but it was quite a young m
confronted me as he tamed ar.00
spouse to my uncle's introduction
short crop gray Bair formed a s
contrast to the heavy dark eyebro
moustache and th
dispirited
Ont. ��
hgk s ties. lean ago ; *ad nu
in fur a Irt'a., and b
" ill hither, bis 1 •
poste. I" I sighed legeorwu.J1.
well, het wrely pie bud err
leviatinse sew L'udu•-du.'t you
Rias wee 1 There are 0.rt•s.
Sages, you km.., which one era
elsewhere. Haven't you fu
oats r
fro ; sea sr, poor, yo. Ione.
hare fogad nothing bet stud,*
W. lies to Mem bqusre-du you
itf-It L mdse from hen, and t
tore of desolation -and we newer
whore I pine fur • little mato
times ; but 1 b•.e never !eves 1n
ouaoen•hatl ounce we left Liv
Tki•k of that ! iw'1 it enough le
ser one's spirit 1"
He looked round at use at that
such a «ileum, distressed ezpr
that I could nut help smtl►OR ; and
wmehuw ur other, we booth bee
laugh, and were as merry •a
during the rest of the meal.
When the geutleau.0 came Up to
drswtng-room, Alicia brought up
Mr Neestead whom .he had meat
in the afternoon, and introduced b
MIL He was younger and livelier
Mr Conquest, and kept so closely b
that I had nut a chance .,f speaks
any one else.
Altar* sane, and Mr Coalue.t to
over the pages for her, and then w
about sparking tint to one and then
olber; once or twice he looked ac
the room a if he would have liked
tome and speak to me too. Yes ;
ingwas
man, certainly and I rather iJilteduhie ami
melancholy.
So she ..s engaged to Thorold
quest then' It gave me an impieties
twinge to think of it. I would not ha
minded e o much if it had been Ada, f
once removed from bar sister's intluen
*he was really a nice girl; but Alicia
dearest friend could not b.,. accused b
of being gaud -tempered, I thought; sn
that nese, gray-haired, melancholy folio
would need atone one to rouse him up
little.
When my uncle and cousin Il.ob ca
hams to dinner, they seemed aurpri
sed
to see au and to bar that they were po
sawn f a box as well as of their ordi.
*ry stalls for the night'. concert.
"Who sent you the--' began Bob,
and then stopped abruptly. to response
to a quick waruing glance from bu anoth-
er.
We all drove off together in the family
omnibus -six of us; and, when we ant
wed *t the hall, l was seat to alt with Bob
to the .tells.
fro sa cosnal'ED
. ems
I bore guild/ flys send its ■s..
f( 71. !'►1tts.r•tu. 1fd'9r,1,/, a.•oriku aas•4eMeaaw.
w the cap- a •tt.tt.ler o baracter that r.ead.. lo • kua risk b.yuyp Liver
n ..
MIS -Saes is t the rat Video, .ad L'rer
sate •1• Re. S •Ii tsy the t.wa.krp f Walls".
ts•de u1 as sneer strum a tors most rye et
Maas Liver e/ Ohtl.'b
Yum there are day to the month. Two reesrl'a. ••7 Chew'. Liver Otte• Ise
admit- members f the tosreattp ouuuwl visited ••! (Jogai,. "l the Lr.er, ,
't hem fuse the oilier day •.d touud •.tate of Stomach r.d b"er'y Miuld h Jami.
'ted them •Vairs that sheave beggar. description.
Wrls, a, drsrttKtrit
The masa was dressed to three articles of
sod we 04tt81•-s pair of mats w short to the
otags. leas as to Dome just below liveliest**, the
knue remains of • shin of which ball of each
he pro- sleeve and the greater pert ul the Noe:
go stay- were tossing, and • but of black silk,
some- like part of as old becks., round ha
aide • -- c
erpool.
break
with
001100
then,
•m to
pusstbls
the
the
tuned
1m t0
than
r me
ng t0,
reed
gut
a0-
to
he
louk
of
00 -
at C00 -
at
we
or,
ee.
.'er
d
w
a
tae
� I
Bitten for constipation end 1...
petits and it cured me. I would not
without is a: sig times the ,.r... for rt
Lavers alt webers.
used one bottle r I Burdock BI
Hu feet and lets were Mn frau
kneesandw blak that but for hie((0.
tsce he rs. tl have been pk.n fur an POWD Airmail The door of hie het was strewn ,
E R
Ise Ihrokly with
the nrnatae 11 horns and
&shoe front the skive that it .as lmprwible THECOOK'S BEST FRIEND
to tell ,f then were boards beuu•th their'
feet or whethe, the 'moon stood on an
earthen Your. Arrangements were made f Q �t
fur having his tmmedute wma:e provided I a` le • OWLE 'RS
for and the place clewed out The must
strange part of the story 1s that the uc-
cuptert sad owner of the but u a clergy .'
taste in good 'Landing, and bo/ds the
degree est Bachelor of Arte front the f',.1
'entity of Cuubndre, E.,gland Ur
&modish has informed the towaehrp'
veinier' that the man u nut tit to be tett
ahem.
&#are Yoe Thoughts About 1s
Why sudor • single ',.meat when you
aen get immediate relief from all int
1
DUNN'S
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os or external ins by er-
sou s :carotins the great the use of fol.
Nerrtliu, has never kn.,in Cu,..
fail in a 011$(14 are ; been kno.0 to I
it cannot fol for
u is a comb$uatton of the must puwerf ul
pato subduing remed10 cent *soap/. ies kuowo• Tre . )
will ud \errata. bottle
• sore cure ltfor neer- 1
altos, toutheobe, headache. Bur and
try. Large bottles :lb cent., by all
druggists.
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AMPS
IARRH(EA
NTERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR
CFI:LDREN OR ADULTS,
THAT ABLE PARESIS. / TN J. A. CONN RsB NFrG Co
Aro the c•.f Lesie e'LN *rib
• I a. w.'rugate a res.,
Ivatte.
14creaae err L•waKtes•-Yobs fr,gbttul
sed bow Itis a eed. awes frsswYnri•saatry It.
LONTR$,t4
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re/r4j C«dt �tear+wpt.)
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There
Fe.s+is
There are many well known �o
Dud among our boast atx!
Why
ysarre they there?
Not t Did it al on at once?
1t ea.; a gravi 1 but
i
m our Asylums wbo but a routs cors
prominent .flet time we
circles,
be
ex-
cels all others, ]WILLIAM l]'ALTON, Galt
u
be on your!
always take
Sneers ase Rile,aat a Weep.
11 you get , Many ryes are cls -fashioned and anti♦
11 • I tic enough to feel that s woman whoever,
v struggle loot in the street in a clone -fitting dregs
fared the ( without the semblance of • wrap looks se
1 an he 1 i1 she has forgetton part of her coleus's.
nay across I The newest and best mantles are a deep.
he arm. printed culler or fiches of crochet send
1m, vin. bine beading, with fell of plaited lace for
s. just a sleeve. and lace frilled deeply under
C.. 30 'he border of rime crochet. Fine menthe
we hie follow the color of the costume, In bronze,
while we gray pearl, silver, trri11ht steel and blue
at each steel, pale garnet to go with shades of
old rose, and all crochet of hoe tricot
•nrl(es! stitch to suit the gobelin blues which t.
actually not take beadier/ well.
an whey Long, jersey -fitting bodices of crochet
d in re. in Pune of silk, with just enough bead -
The ,tiglu be n doe richness •tate, very useful in •d-
tarthng
we and
t it was decided) -cap brown
a very handsome becoming ,
re, a ace, in spit
lea at morose ezpressi,
ted ins rase -I could not help
he did the same, evidently ra
fused at bpding himself in such
quarters, and suspecting mit,
my crimson checks. We etch
few commonplace remarks on
downstairs, but were both
er do I. I replied. umdantanding. B
ow glances glances of I and
We understood each other pertectly. "tib, thank n0, Ada ;«:•
The miserable •luestion which Is always I 1 cant manage it tonight.but Ilam afraid. el
torturing purrs women'. heeds was
Thyro are f one
both our - "Whet - - ' - -
eyes;
and his
e of its
'n. I
severs thimg. I want
Merl
trig to "Oh nonsense ! You can come very ease
way
well, Lulea ; there is nothing that you yeat
Ir lull' can't leave over till tomorrow, I'm sure.
In." Run along, there's a good girl, and met CI:
so the
eh his
"I soppier.," said mother. try
assume a careless air, and faille
erably-"I suppose the white mnal
"Yother, how can gout Wh
muslin isn't Stood en011fes for I
in
tugs go nowadays ; hut for dinner !"
"1 am sure, my darling child, if I on-
ly hod the money you should here--"
monde and cleth of zold -shouldn't 1,
But you haven't, and thee's an end id
; besides, there's no time
to have eilything made, so we meet just
make the remit of what we have -aril
that seems. as far as can see, to be next
"There's the black velvet."
"you're a dreadful vr,
mean te ,I47 that you would hke y
afraid • oied be almost t. 'lobby for
stinately. "1 petal ..tiht
and ets-peivew a yard 1. r it hen it w
light
new. 7! IrW ok better by candl
item ! TIDO going upstairs t.. my
and you are not to ci.me op till I nn
the hell : then you are te tell ite if it&
otrecem IT net."
threw damn the stecking was
mendive. and ran upetaira to my bed-
W1P 1c1,1111 slot all. teolt tee solves
dreva alto i.f the wardrotm mut examined
17 eel nearly tee heme later thavehay.
int, lighted the
much more cordially now,
and. as I still hesitated, weut on insist-
ing is a manner which left no doubt that
she was reelly atortoua that I should go;
so, nothing loath, I relented.
Alicia was waitteg outside in the
brougham, and her manner towards me
was decidedly frieid. There eras some-
thing queer, too, about aunt Mary's re-
ception when we reached the huuse, and.
as I sat, by while the girls drank their
tee, 1 could aee that she was quietly
serutinixing me. Presently she left the
room; and then the two girls began •
consormation as to the failings and em,r-
Tim milieu of • certain Beatrice Farrell seiteli
'Jur . meant 'Away for the edification of Mow the troll
y in dtecovenng was dna Peri
twhi7,4hheeirsainurance is really spiralling!' dill ! 1
; atid, as soon as we were f
ed at the table, he turned to
nd said, in a very solemn tone
c rersation maim with
'hy, of course I did," I replied -
every word !"
thought as much. I ion afr
pulled my gloves energetic*
and interposed --
"1 Wasn't annoyed at all -I
forieus !"
H• untied at that -a very nice am
-and his glcomy eyes brightened.
scribed es a coentry Was it
Lane
heard
growth. Theyus.
on their vitality,
nature. t po,u
Tbe
brain t their acne power
. was too great. and theygrad
~
but surely sank under it. The things
did to bring this sad enol about are
rive sante things that are being
thousands of men and w o
not necessary to name them today,
I'stro
disastrously unless checked or regulaTheted.
this fully when
of Dartmouth Guth College . k
which resulted in the discovery ry of
realized
o u 1 c Pain, Celery Compound.
reale) was that
paresis (consamp:on of
knew that for great National •r*L•ness.
e fortified a brain and fsery` s)-atcm m
be f rte lee omeet the great strains wt:tc
bringwere upon it. lie saw that me-.
weakenedbecomingdebilitated and wren
Ilk, and by the preemie" arid denemos of
Paine's Celery Compano discovered41lg ply remedy
will renew the brain
if rightly taken,
tine
drain
Their proaouaced, b
uauy y practical con -
they I sumers, superior to anything
preciaery + in the Canadie.n Market.
dune
try
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use W. C. DON
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among the standard pieces of the
rem,
toilett n,
which never lose nl
fissile, as fah as foils up nerve
rs not a narcotic. t becomec ntaaiinsno Czhau r It
seen v ue or seems
Different parts 4,f the dress ere •
in crochet, to love the fashionable
and at rout cuntne up the
; of the gown. Rich, p!aiu black
In”; hare Medics collars and shoulder p
vet," ' in black cricket, the wide, daring
chief which lends beeimingness to any sort of
throat or sge, stiffened with hne
clur wire inside. The shoulder puff to
•, t coat sleeve is of crochet, reaching n
*MY to the elbows; sometimes the 10
ward tieht roan of the sleeve is crocliet,a
that ion which akilled needlevronnen ma
dopt for the:nee:res. The eride girdle or
Ii" stomacher is e . , and rich (rents and
panels for the skirt are among the more
distinguiah__ed ornaments.
Mere Memartaaile MM.
Potted at ;set, what the true publie
I.as boon looking for these many yeers
and that is a trier
s. It tx perfectly pure, lilt is
oi,=!fforlerich Steam Boiler Works
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mad. mdorsement of t.he
pugs professions xt.
e:ertrY. , Steam Boilers. rialt Part Tanks. Hewers.
full. t....iiioeneacks, and_ait Mach or Elbert
Iron Work.
chiller.); eon Cawing, or every dewrlptkin.
press Ti•tinga. pipe and Pipe eittiegs ton -
On Rand for Sale Cheap,
ugh Mail orders will receive prompt at Lew ton.
the 1-3.1,. itrpoirs promptly arten4led ?n,
eta
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was
I don't know ! Pompom Lo
pt. think every other place
Id country. I have lived
life • net
tett with all nay heart 1 th
don't like London."
runoff" he echoed. "A h,
for nearly three years."
Deed there? I did yen
Whervehntits did Orin bye ?
nreh nu ho
• e puts herself forward moor L
ler and almorhe attertion in this moat un- was there
Jul t blushing manner ; Thoroid Mr Con- ..y„,
*- '.iuest -was petite'', berrified, I could really /
ism ; there is nothing be detests *amuck whet eh
:as forwardness in si yonnit girt "
1• I kept my heed bent down over the
ft lest number 0/ N114 *hi ot
reamed fair ire
once ny fray 'nether • fae• as she entered
eh, 'Booted in astonishment arid her
°heel,. noshed deeply
.•Von child she eried. "Why,
*eine prettier, Leales
it's heentifol Yoe retold not have any -
Ur front table door et hand, and
sd
the piclurea as I listened and made my
own pntsto comments. If she meant
that kat remark for ine the eap dill not
St at all, and I could iitr.rit to be sob
limely indifferent. it was mueh mon,
interesting to hear Mr Conquest's cheise
quest"--• very Illee na
hia heed at all abaci such very item/stone
charms, •• stud Ada ; "that sort of tlaillt
is not in his line,"
!you see, I had pointed her net as a friend
or ill, eouree,'' interrupted Ada
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in
me
I. I treated hy those excellent tonic med
er
ROW frous morrow.
of re;ief from sorrow ti
but lately introduced, ha* made
itself a reputation second to none.
medicitie le Johnson's Tonic Hot
which in conjanetton with Johnso
Tonic Lver Pill has performed so
moat wonderful cures impure or I
polio -Shed blood soon becomes purified
and enriched. indigestie
sick headache, liver com feint, human
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NASAL BALM
.,„,„„, 1,..xcn• i .
May llth.1887.
My wife antlered tor fire sears with
11.m dioresoltur disease. catarrh. Her
came ores one or the wont know at item
parte she tried ail of the ...alert% trine -
of it. and new feels a new penes. I
feel it my duty to say that Nasal fielln
cannot be Too HIGHLY recononcruled
here all such sufferers know h
rough its
m- CHAS. MCGILL Tanner
a., they recei re :ingi•nt and
1
Alb Ski
e eines. For Sale by (lased, (imagist. A
e factors employed in the purchase of Goods from
the best houses in the trade.
did you k
It wail delightful to 17144.4 won.. nes
who knell. the reser olif town •nd the
emensysation Nereid en withont any
diffienIty alter 11,41 W. eiyonoerot
ate o aotooried that be bad known my
father nrrl bee done tinniness
with him more than one*.
"Oh. *hint was hefore-hefere wo last
everything '^ said "II. , rnti
eon.. atel we had to ear• •11 end
awn. fa live here -and ses don't /Ike it
sin airfoil, ....ere to love that he
eger lied. Inekinit 1111410 rtootreeeeel Bed
pneelneall. "I am so mnch ent the
.114 Nowt n -Wertor• that I dotn hear
•boto it. it meet F
lour topoind reivrn wort.,
ie. 1 it I should hare been &mantle
bo in your father's positent
!blink fel to
er, eh
Remittent . a good woman wheals sorr or
II Ines by di ath within • few months ol he
husband and child and of prapwry loS
' well. Train's! to no work as a girl, she
I Nee' York Telegram
liveemed hi !Were. But her little garden
demandsii attention, and Iter losses cote-
peiled her ti. III wit wit h her hands.
;i Hers, too the soothing beim of pore air
exercise and occupat ion worked its
The eneral verdict is that unro is abreast of the
• tim , an in all departments fully up to the mark. My
. increasing business is an evidence that my efforts to
; please the public are appreciated.
And vziiile I endeavor to keep almost everything us-
ually found in a first-class house, the general public may
rely _upon getting the correct thing in every department.
Notwithstanding the advance on Silk Goods I will
sell Satin and Dlyons, Surahs and Satin Merveillieux
at forzner prices.
I.11,, Sisecie'lllics kr the Season.
Few men here accomplished ihe same Linen Goods in great variety, Laces and Edgings,
I...int or work and 0.4 in ibis world Fine Hosiery and Gloves. and all the leading items in
made. Head lobe. V idney or Uriny
Trt,tihi00, ti, 111.1
trOittlitld with Live- Complant. 1470- price,
Gonad* alosie. We sweet *eery pc. esti All Goods marked in plain figures and strict] ne
Loot I Ono, it will eure JOU. Medicine '
and Reeeipe Book #1. Sold by all i 2004 "*.
ALEX. MUNRO,
Draper and Haberdasher "---
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