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All diseases of Domestic - And me all think everything of you, and -will, so's ' . - .. - :- - - VOU 0olleeipromptly attended to and - '�",4,_, of me was to'hev me make my � . � K . I ... . I Ashnals tmted. C% I I 1 - I I . modara+,O., veto rinary Dentistry a specialty Who are thin, hollo I ,-Ched hqj* you'll be with. us many a to come. Mary Bradford wouldn�t git half the propity I - - . I � - AMI nd reddenes. on Goderich street.oDe door - year . � � HARNESS) I While thankiilg the people of 't1ke. ,--; I ed, or growing too �&st are In f"% I dOnnO what Rosy and mother'd when I'm gone, so's not to hev Dan waste ' * . . . � -, . =$9. SootVa offfoo, S"forth. 1112M . - �,�Ij I 'do vAthout you. I know I'm blaxib, but it- Oh, I would like to Be* poor Mary _ town and surrounding country for the. -_ _,_ , . --- - made Strong, ]Etob�Ast and -4 thaVA alwuz been my way,,so I hope I n. I alwuz thought a heap of Ma ; M TRUNKS, encouragement they have . - -1 1__. . L - K a. Beattie, V. S.. gradusto of Ontaric. Vot I �?,; - - . given us i1v -,..--. ij� � aga le I � - .� .- edn;�y College, Torento, Member of tht vet Healthy by J, haven% hurt you.' butiDan ain't much of a maull I guess, � . 140- 1 the way of very* liberal )atrmage I � .i - - WSpolety, ate., treats all d1tessee of _ wuz keepin' boardeis out - VALISES I Ow- - �� I ME I ',`�;� 'Why no. Wbeft Is Lawyer Rice comin' last I heard they � 1 7 desire to call their attention to - � - ' in Colo 0 .. _ Mestic-4W A#h,als. All oulh promptly at- -did he say? � - raydo-minin' boarders. I guess -a Jew� - - -��_ � - � I I - I SWI JOT I . She was ready for him when be xame, they hey a pretty hard time of it.' . facts concerning our b isi,.Ies. I 111. � BLANKETS � u niethod - - . zu a xietrangon, given " vaterinary dentle- .. I I W - * I Y. qMco, on Rain, su#ak, Oaaforth, one door S I ,, and maddout her will in a waythatwould 'Say, Susan,' persisted the old man, I not generally known. It has beeu ima, � _ - . __ . - I � - ills = - � W 1. - - *juth-ofitidd's Mardwan store. A-- have quite satisfied her nephew bad he wouldn't ye turn yourpropity over to -Ab kqo, to wo.; a � WHIPS, is our constatit 'endeavor to tum - ,�4 I known its contents. nerif heke 'wan+* ' f yeto? , 01W - - - Din o - I- � - . . - I � . . ,� Sg , - class of work, And C"U"RITH HORSR INPIRMAUY.--oorner of ,Jar, . a �* 14, Ji a Bennett!' cried the old lady, a ihe very best - , When the lawyer had gone (between ten S rr. I tlliso �'_ 0� vbxn GoderlobstrW-w, next door to kbe Pro& _� arp I _. 'I e rk a In a we su 0 . ' I . and eleven in the morning) Aunt Susan put ly, I what do Ton take me for? - n d iug by usin e%J1. ... __ . Q%rlgn� Churoh, aftforJ14 Out. All dia) sea Of , � 'it . . I - -S J - - P t, . g noth* - - I d EM ' " 510"n all Why, , / I 0 J And everything usually fcund i cceed - i ' �, I swrow Cattle, shop. or any of the do u sucated , I her4hade hat and went out in the yard. rather guess I shouldn'tV Suddenly an first-class harneat" shop, until the whole but -the choicesi materials and - - _ I I - OW on � I . IBMYW- *� __ I I su _1 She thought s4e -would go and sit on the i 'k stock is sold. in none but skilled workmen. - I I � . in I the cause of his question flashed . � � - eve, on the sho W-Stef. 'ba m or. ' upo - at a I �- � , the Cream of Cod-14."er OIL nleof I Silas,' she h' )ered, 'is tb 1 PROBLEtA's SOLVED 9 __ . ow JAM W. ICLDJCE� velioli 11 em. P I 1; 11, settee -under the'big elm and finish the dress W, Is I I A large and varied stock to select While doina this, however, we - IF, iL_-,LlxW stook of Viste&,�ry Medlelnea xopt con lt contains material mak- for Rosy's new dolr She did sit there and what the boys want you, to lo? He nodded - . i n WW I I .1 � . � - _ . L, ' t] pneW . - , 'the tears came and I An' hey 0 it distinctly understood hat tile I IW*ly on hand � I r�r_ began to sew. Suddenly affirmatively. you done it?' she b1.,,%e prociuclli' it 6f from , " - � . � _ - . - � Ing health Flesh and" Bones-, rolled down her cheeks. ' She glanced fur- queried. th - I . .- �_ Iy . ' At and Below -Cost. charged are much lower an tho*�. - �_ � -I . I I � .,..i � I No, not yet, Susan, They argied %he * N,E vt 3 ' 4 heretofore prevailing. . � � LEGAL � Cures Coughs, Col($s and ' tively about to see if anyone was looking, our MORTEN . I N Cr This is accollot- - _. . . - , then wiped them away. She tried to de- thing over again last night, an' I amid I'd I � . � , - - * - � � I I lVeak Lungs. Physi "'' Ider it to -day an' let'em. know to -night, . Remember, this is a genuine sale, as ed for by the fact, that doing a II � - � __ , S ,u .ys, B , te S lieltor Conveyancer and *n3p the ceive heiself into the belief that Abner con-' 13D� . A ; arris r, o I 1,� ENE , - --- -_ - - NotAry Publid. Solicitor for :% � I �% N. 011164--oarduo's block, Main Street, Seaforth. dorse',Jt. , � - 1, jL , the Dominion world over, en �- had not hurt her. I I?in a big Q fool!' she They said I was gettin' pretty old -I s'po, e I 0 L the proprietor is giving up budness, larger business than our co.mpet%o - I - . .1 . I . 1235 11- - cried, impatiently. 'He done jest the seventy-five does seem old to them ; but you We aTe satisfied with muci, smalk-7 - ___' I r to Man. � - au�'me's good for another fifteen years yet, T . and everything must be sold. r� I _�, ing, of. course. I . should I 0 � Don't be deceived by Sub0tuteS.1 right, sensible th margins. Machine made harness . 'a �1 __ - - . . -_ � � - A-tTH'sw NORRIsax, Walton, JawnriLn'.8 Scott & Bowne. Belleville. AllDrug44. OU & #L reely like to know what I'm feelin' this way ain't we'? 116 I ' -P . I takibe I fur.) I that it. - - �' Agent, Coxm1nissionA for aflidavits, I I-- . .. I � I . I I b'lieve we be. But, my ! be you reely I . y any price is dear, and. when I _ I && Money to loan at the lowest rates- II EIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN . vVhlck "lakes It. - M. STORAIJ . - V� � . � ,-,I, I , to do itV 11 I coupled with poor material, you a I - x Walton. -_ � .J She arose and sauntered slowly down the 901 i � a . I JL Z"SatX3.. street. Rosy saw her from the house and Nhy-1 thought I should,'till jest now. depend -upon getting a -harness -,- .- I � " ;',' . 1i tit cyisP- healfh-- th%t W- - - � star, Solicitor, Notary, U I "': ran after her, Yon see, -the boys -think ef they had the I ) MCGINNIS' BLOCK; absolutely worthless. We man . � 11 - L'BEST, Ilarri 11�.'*, I - ,� 1,� uiwl � J %0e. -Rooms. five dows north ofCommercial 1W -M E fz I i� I Can I go With L prbpity in -their own inds they could irok ground floor, next door to C. L. Papat's I I .__ "You, Aunt Susan? she' t, �, f L't Wholesome pas-r!y. ATAIN STREET, SBAFORTH. ture the best harness frona $10 up - toow , - jewehy Xtere, ma, ') . said, taking the old lady -'.s hand. She had make it pay be ter. esides, they think � 71 � . 13294 - .0 street, seatorth- Goderich . 0 - Y� I . 'gonw-cameron, BOX and Cameron. 1216 Th e be.st her big doll in he 'How,near is the I'm too'old to take care of it, and that I i be obtained in the Province, and in -If I -:- I I � I r "m'*�6 P_ asked Rosy. asy infloonced 8 ,., tending purchosers -would extend ; - I " - . ir.s./1U,,56de Iliarlan - . 41, , , dress done, Aunt Sn I might be e an' do 'omethin' 0 - Its - . ARROW& P-ROUDrOOT, Barristers, SQUILH01% � / I- 'You see Paulina has to keep covered tip in with it an lose it." '. . S hearly-invitatio'n to call and see Mr. i arich, Ontario. .T. T. GAAROV, Q. C.; �� The �ld lady shook her head. I I don't 44 ..-An - . i__ " &04, God 683 of qn c / . my shawl' "'t� - , � bitor 0a - _T - ,_ 2 oir - I , '2 ' I Cbarles Aitzel, or the undersigned, evidence IN I 4a r expayt To Exhi - � Via. PSOUDY00,z. hi " Va al'ost 4ne, de'arie.' approve of it at all, Silas. There's old Tim I - . � J:J-J- I I in . it�e& e n d � . the premises, when their wants wiU � AMMItolf HOLT & HOLMES, Barristen so- ,�rade merif i ,rv--L- They walked on and on. The sun was Barker, he's in the poorhouse now. He 0016"5 ZON)f , - _ 009 or be� . I _. - I L_ - -i getting well overhead, but the air was cool done* that, an' his soil jest lost ev'ry- 4 I , . tak � 1 Aj Helton in Chanoery, ko.,Goderlch, Ont X. 0 L ; . ��J considerately, en care of. I � 11 -Rour, DUDLItY HOLM118 con[inued ' L_ along the tree -bordered country roadside. thing.- Now be s got a family to support alroa. INN I . falmma. Q. C.. pumv in .17 - 41ZOTT' I yo U � - - L - I .1 They turned into another street. The an' can't take care of the old man too. Ali' ) "I" 1-1 � ' . � rAxxlxG 4 soon. Barrisurs, ftuoilon con 3nd increz.,5ed . �-. stopped before a very old, unpainted, bliuT- ,there's John Reynolds, ,He done that same C a firt aff 0*rCt'It eta - . Stock M : . 11 veyancers, &o. Solloltore for the't-Ba"k 01 � ' . I 1-1, I - .. Brod'e'rick . - 1 O8__ � - 9; __1 En, Tisdale & Gale. Money 90 1040 OM d. - less house, with the grass. grown up in the , th an' now ain't got P. thin5 of his own Q0fT0 L CIM Iro � \�// .. JMtt Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H. NUMW1119 deman I _ i'A' wtf4 a ut . '. AT THE Corner Main and John Street - - 781 doorway paths. But there were neat cur- ev , ything turned over to his son-in-law, - .- I � . � 4 11 7AMIN SCOTT. � - � - . r_=ffU!s`1 I F= V= , tains at all the windows, and old -*fashioned Loosh Quimby. An' they do say - the two -,- Seaforth. I L� -V HOLNLgsT9D, successor to tht, 140 ftm roses and hollyhocka-and sweet peas grew young people jest treat the old man like a I Mado only by 1312-tf � I � * . JI;* MoCjaughey & Holimesied, Barrister, SO- MA �0.? I - r r , - wildly yet luxuriantly in the little g6rden ehild, lan� lie don't dast go ont of the ar . (1, . The N. K. Falrbank . Fal I 11 _ -1 -1101tor, ocareyan"r and Notary. Solifoltor for the � and along the sides of the paths. The large h, '113' 'thout they say he can. I ted you Ccmpany, . I Fa i rS. - , . ,_ .. V=adisnF_;ankof0ommeMe. MOWY1I Farm$ . Scott's Block. MAb Straet. '3ft k Bennett, it takes aw4'y a feller!s Ur aI � -, 'OffJO8 112 � field outside the yard also belonged to the w y WeHlngtoit And Amm Staq I . -, I I *aforib. . little farm, but that did not show signs of manhood -to take away all responsibility I SIGN' 01 ECULAR I . � - -1 . . I hai- had a -.m re '� XONTREAU It you wouldsecureFIRST PRMP. You Must h&Ve �, � � �_, , - - I neglect, being culti-Vated with corn and po- from him. E'ven in my own case, Abner '. ,_ I .. I X- N&VENIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM e ".. 0 11 I 11 tatoes. � . keeps me feelin" that I owe 'bout ev'ry thing '�___ __ . smooth and glossy and he must be in good gpirits so , SAM - �, I _ ' - . ra 1-d qrowth of ". , .' , your animal in the ftest condition, his cost must b ' . W. OAMERON SMITH � 'show or" well, . OF THE ir 11 � . I . . - I .53TIe.5 t 7 The old woman and the child stepped to him an' Nancy, an'. I dunno but he's I could go with, you. She' said she and " to I - . ; - I . , - _1: I I ' inside the gate. I Be. you going inside, right. But, my goodness 1 1 doil't darst to papa was going to bave dinner early and Powders known for holves and cattle. It ton 5 � I I . B A R R I S T E R., an W185 Elve * DICK'S BLOOD PUTUFTER is the best Condition i� I � � I'll � Solicitor of Snperior Court, Commissioner for ' �. 1, - Aunt Susan?' delightedly whispered the sneak up an' say how I'd like anything. go to town, and she told me where I'd ihe whole systemi regulates the bowels sued MY eq- 0 . taking Affidavitsin the High Couirt acCorded a new 1. latter. I . When I do, he makes out his way f� best. find tWley if they were away wheit we got ne) a a ro 'h coat tr 0 I �, . %%strengthens the digef;.t:ou, turn ug W P 0 -4--- . of .Justice, Gonveyancer, Fdr answer ,the old lady caref till extract- Thisspring, for instance, I wanted himt0- home,' it smooth and glossy one. It gives horses "good - --- � . Mon6y o Lend� I brand of' .5 m o h i n � ��Ij.,, . ey from plant some peas under my winder, an' to let life" making them appear to the beat possible (D bj =m", : - I � ea a very large, queerly-sbaped � N t::�, 11 1:11 . ... 1. ' '1B that so?" cried Aunt Susan, delighted- aijvantage. , I ambe consuRedafter office honra at the Commer- , .. , ,_ �- _. i - ber'pocket, fitted it into thelock and open- the grass grow long for a little way, so)s to Iv. ' Then I'll get out the dishes.' Get DICK'S from your druggist or grocer or address ,,Pj P., 4 1 . - . I cial Hotel. tobacco in a .5irnila�`..l .� 0 ;1. ,:� . . - � ., ..� , -4ay directly into make me think of the Old place. But lie ' ' Got a tin *Pail, Susan?' cried the old DICK & CO. P. 0. BOX 482, Montreal. 0;;-, - Ln � 1-1 �� .M - .�$_ XMSAU, ONTARIO uMV. . -� � ed the door, then led the ,,- H i,.q , 03 . I _. $ � , I - i I the large kitch - im. 0 0 - = -1 . - � en, which Was filled with the ,said he'd make a flower garden to plant man. C-1 . � -----,- __ �, . � . I i � '�`�' quaint,, old-fashioned furnishings � of her flo'wera in, an', ef he did what I wanted, it She g' _-----r.-4__ _. -I- - d j.,4 � -.1 O*Q CD C -1-i , - - DENTISTRY. . �.� . I I ave him one, He counted out some B�IIIIII�_�� _--____r � P�* CD (D 0 - �� - . youth. i ud spoil the looks of the place. It's so, al- . - �,!. NZ - -� - . ,*- I . - - "_ � '. . 1: �_, - pennies. 'Here, Jimmy,' he said, I'll tell r 4w - . , AM* f 1". 2, 1� J= 1_' �11 - -1 . " -"R. G. F. BELDEN, L. D. S., Dentist. All kinds I I wuz. Ev'rything I "care abotit seems old- . -_ _. - - . 11%. . . I ct- 00 (D - . , JLy of work done known to Modern Dentiatry. 1� �. - you where you and Rosy can go to walk, P%.% 0. r -TA )_"1. mn � J)o1d, Aluminum and Porcelain Crowns a specialty ,..--J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., RiA M"bri4- PART IL fashioned an' childish to him. Nothin' re Jest go 'crJas lots to )Darlow's, W get a. IAI' W__ 4h .. � . k11T M� 6 0 ::� mINNI I � ,d: "; - The kitchen, besides the exit from the minds me of the old times. Not that I qliart of milk.'� . I f, . - I CD aq CD � ,._i � , Door bell answered at all hours. Office and r Va., and M ontreal, 0anada. '�,.g . - 1 (71 0 (D (D 1, �_ ,donce over Mr. Plekard'e 5tore, in rooms lately occu- I � �, . blame him, though. Abner thinks a good The children started joyfully off, azld : I . P W _. piepd by Mechanice'Institate. . 1�� I great *0 f , 7"I __ - ectly into the yard. She opened this door 13�( . - hallway, had a side door leading dir- on 0 , I W W ,., in CL C - deal of me an' he'd do anything that he Aunt Susan put a fresh white tablecloth 011 a a I - . MT -r �, �,_ . , - - - `1 - 11 � . thought 'ud dome good. But LQ won't see the, hitchen table, and put on some shining I *1 .1;4 : 2_1 s= -4 �� _�� q . - -V W. TwEDDLE. Dentist, Office over Richardson THE OLD FOLIKS. ` wide, abo the three amall-paued windows . T $4 x � . M� Pj I'd- 0 , Store, corner H41n and John- I . I � , I bQw't,i� 011 be'a as we be.' plate$ and glasses. . t I . . � � * Cr - go , , A:, 4 galuneVShoe - I anel set tLe clobk to dAin Then she . 61 _ I *1Z 0. ' Streewt Soatorth, Ontaeb. Nitr4jus 0xidd ON ild- (By Ida.M. Brad,� -iii 'The Indepe� ent.') seated herself in an old wo dd 9. ,No,, saiia the old 111an, I nor my boys , Say, Silas' -j she suddenly said, I I've got . � , . H Ln � t:3-1 I- 1% afw� I . *AD t , o on blit well- - ' - . __� �, CD <,-, LZ < r govig4 f9r the pAinleas extraotion of teeth. 1160 . ,od 1. , I . - - cushioned rockin won't either.' He added thoughtfully: some tea in my c&nnister, an' Qre?s plenty I-- - cIt-1 � - , 11� g chair, and began to away � ��k - 15 " Pi - I I _ � " -.1& . Q Im - _�� . ' a 4 0 M I � - - Aolf-N,W, Dentist, Clinton, will PART L- � � . herself back and forth. As she did so the . Say, Susan, there's somethiW I've been a- of wood out in the shed. If you'll make If .-w t.1 I �: 1 --ft 4=j r -f- � - . . il nowa. fire I'll havesome nice hot teat ; all' if you'll . I '. = . ViSU He]33&11 at Hod , Hotel L rockers of the chair made regular'nolsy t4inkin' of off an' on. You know t . �_4. . . � z7a - -R. � - , ' . I �, 91' 00 - 02 r. . -1 every. itobday, fma at - EnIN Ze Abner Crandall drove into his y4rd, un days there's books and in a-learillil' go Out an' pick a few ears of Abner's corn <D et- �3 � � - bumps over the uneven floor. .4. . 0 1 R% second Thursday in eaen mouth 1288 harnessedand stabled his horse,'-�-.ranbis of folks how to bring up =, an' how I'll cook some in milk. I've got plenty _%� - � � . W� 82 t::e C, <D - - - I Why do you always like that queer gil 3 I - _v 0 : (D o . � I I � � - I wagon into the shed, and entep�d the ui'iderotand 'ein all' "ye em. w of -pepper an'salt, an' we can do without KA ,-4 1__� �-t -11 , � , chair so, Aunt Susan ? asked the child. to hat they __ CD 1::;� 0--d 9 - , KINSMAN, Dentist, L. D a., kitchen where his wife was at woik. He want to make'em happy. There's Lovisy, butter.' . 11 . -__ . It j5 RQIyace , (:>� . ct- x 0 A .10- :, ,I� I 10 ___/ 1, -mm.AW i the Huron Hotel, -oNi.y on the p with the wildest - /_ Np __ .F � a . I ' 4 �H. ftoter, Ont. Will be at zurioll e an, straight a44 stprn 'It's like an old �riend, Rosy. I used . 11 V4 z 0 " I n rd uxe� cl- ,$�. - I at -a,. The old man bounded u :� n : was a middle a d in - ; to rock my own babies in it many years now. She wuz a.school-teacher an' hits got Fql�a � 1'AP10r-bed,______* �N CD' W LAsT .rousaDAY In each month, and looking,, . � ago 7 . I r- 's � � .": ?-ti �_4 -D ; , � pergressive ideas. But somehow, enthusiasm. 'Why, Susan,' he cried, 14 .1-Z - I. R - - C I - I . 4 I _� ,_ _h4 .. - _. at Maidock's Hotel, Hensall, an the FlRST F.RrDAT His wife was a frail bent littfo body. she's got a way that Eeems to say old people 'you're a regular trump.' I \ ' W . O�Q 0 a .. - i �Vbere be they now? Didn't they grow IaKe tA �e and.- ke I 3B each month. Teeth extracted'with the least She looked up from her lironin- with' . y dvic t.,4 0 CrQ : (D 0-4- , -clam at liberal mtes, o � - p half- u ?) *1 don't ampunt to much. An' it. kinder cuts When the children got back Grandfather . '-'--"r I - 0aln posalble. All work first . �, p - I :�- 0 0 CD : r.j.. N .� . 971 frightened, half -troubled expression as he it reely does. I never say nothin', butit Bennett was walki,ul up and down the little � �. 'No, dearie ; they only lived a few lioij t C)r - W 0 r, P� ct- a I . . ; entered and hung up his hat on a I leg �e-. � reely does hurt, Susan,' yard, whistling iinic Laurie.' When' N this� (D - M ct- : N 1; 7 I .1 I �, T years. . � zol r�. a �, I �_ L � . . I Oh, yes, 1 unders'tand,'said the eld lady. they reached the kitchen the table was all I . hind the kitchen door. " � r :� 1:1 0 . , I . � . ' r, coming I "^" - i et- P aq I I I o " wiches and four Golden I .%,� Ln I - r ,opened window rid door, -was fragrant I I:V 0 x . � MONEY"TO LOAW. 'How is she?' he ,asked, in & busi4o i The al in throuab the newly I My, I guess I do!' Then she went on: set, the four Band" 10 -C�rwr 5 - " v - �� P I ss -like : - 3 a 1. !RT tot - -, I , . . � PJ � , �If X. ' tone. 'e, SweetingA were attractively displayed, 5d 15 - I 0 - MY TO LOA, -S - t ouns W . I � barroweA P�lf -much better,' said hii, wife. ' � I . . I Better 'with the odors of sweet peas and nastqr- - I So sometimes I come up here, when I feel I I ftm po el- P 0 1C ' cent, with the privilege to .- ' tiums. l n* �' s. suppressed -voice: 'I 3o please me, an' and the com kernels were out off 14A I " vmg ad of the principal money at - &nJ time - ;`rA6ACC' MotirR&A -,, - '- - Then she cried out'in Go and pick a big bouquet, Rosy, all(! kinder set down on -at home, an' fix the fur- there was a delicious odor of bre RK_ I Ex I , ,�%,- ; �, ,7t- (v PD : a7* ��.` . , 'niture in all tbe'rooms jest � Ili 1i ell 9 Ct eal 0 GO � .� :4 CD W� �_--Mo x: 0 -1 A v Ir. IrOLKYNTED, Bar"ar, Sesforth. I Qh, Abner! don't you think you'v el.' been � plant the flowers jest where I want 'ein, an' in a little tin dish waiting for the t milk 0 to I CD 0 . 9). I 9 - I � 1� - . a .. - T .' . I I � . . - ; I too hasty? Can�t you word �, to t�e ' So Rosy deposited it inakes me feel good, But it's igettill' to be poured on and cooked. 5 3 c. �_-,__ fill the vase with water. Iwill be going -on 0 a I � MEDICAL. I send with Paulina's dress." P1 )-t t:�, C+- Pi I ml�mw jal . lawyer not to come 9 IVII jest kiU or to be a good ways to walk, an' I can't come The children were wild with delight. Grand Trunk Railway. 0 t=" in J have you-' I 11 her abawl-wrapped doll in her chair and ran here as oftenlils I useter.' Afterdinnertbe wentoutintbe yard to ' as (D cra W CD �-3 1.1 -0 M __� " . y Trsinsleave Boxforth andClinton *latter a � < 11 0R. 8; S. M U R RAY, But lie answered her shortly ' out for the flowers. Then the old -womall I � .P . I 0 a 1I -7� � : , I'm - av, while Aunt Susan washed the dishes follows: . I )�� - L . sat back- in her chair and cried. Then she pl I Gonfe Wxwz-- SIA'FoRtu. (IT'INTO,q. 0 cl a- - P) i . - - - Number British Medical Association, late coroner running this business, Nancy. WIlere is I , t7l � of Middlesex. offi-je-opposire Town- Hall t sat up straight and exclaimed, impatiently: PART III. and Grandpa Bennett wiped them. Passenger.. - - - IX7 P. x. 1 �3 2�. X. I 1-i � .� Vulitly Cady block. Residence -67 Viutoria Street she?' I 'Susan,'tbeoldman said, 'I wish we Pamen _. - - 9.06 r. x. 9.22 P. m. 0 0 5". �L =; I I., . 1400-52 'By the settin'-room window, ma,ki�' 4 1 would like to know what in -the world The old man sat tip very straight and I 1-.4 �. ct- Ln I .. . couM alwuz live together. You could bev rain .. .... 9.S0 A. X. 10.15A.W. M 0 t �. , - I Telephone No. 80. . � s i'm bamlin' aboat ! I'm a big fool! Ab- looked determined. He was thinking Mixed i er ... %.< f, � � I ___ doll's (;Iothes for Rosy.' J , ner -done the right thing -he did -he . ev'rytbing jest as you wanted it then. Pve Mixed Traia..... ... 0.30 P. X. 7. 05 P. .V. I 0 P: P, . He went into the next room ,a'nd clos4ld I got a little money out at int'rest, all' we - - �_� �� 1. I . CAMPBELL, Honor Graduate of Medical Fa- didV deeply. (D g�� :: t q I%m -P. I I culty of Toronto Vniv6sity, Physician, Sur- the door behind him. He was in a largp, Rosy suddenly appeared before the old could live easy on the int'rest right in this Passenger. - - - - 7.48 A. M. 7 82 �L m. Imt . M P . - ` * geon, ate. Office-Zelter'a Block; night calls- . The little girl brought in the flowers and lad withherdoll. 'Atinb Susan,' she said P .. .. - 3.03 P. M. 2M P. x t ,-t- t:� = , . Zfews Hotel, Zurich, onv'. . 1387 square sitting -room, which contained fo�,r y I house. Say, Susan, let's you an' me git =1=.. _..... 5.25 F M. 4.41i P. V. 0 L= C -t- , - set them oil the well -rubbed kitchen table. 'ain't Paulina's dress (lone yet?' . ". z . , windows ; but the light was very dim 0 . MarrieJ. 0 W Ct- M C-Iiw � � . nto, M. D. C. M., I Then she sat dowp, softly croonint to her � 'Dear me !' cried. thle old lady, ' I bad - , �CD . CD 11 - D -_ � J[NR_ ARMSTRONG, Bf. B., Toro that at first he could hardly '"distifiguish the doll and the old lady sewed Oil t e tiny ' 'Why,%- Silas -Bennett? gasped,- the Wellizleon, Grey and B:MCO. ct- M 0 (D ( - _i. JU Victoria, U. C. F. S., Ontallo, succeasor to Dr. . clean forgotten it ! But it's all made but N . -1 . objects it contained. The shutters were al- I oldlady. 'It ud be scandalous. kv'ry- . Gems lqowm-. Passenger. .... .... Mixed. 93 . "T . , whott, omee lately occupied by Dr. Ellett, Bruce- dress, The old clock ticked very loudly, a the sleeves, an' 'twon't take long to make 8�00 P. 9. t - . geld, Ontario. 1379JX52 ways kept closed in summer, so as tQ Veep bee droned noisily in the doorway, and' P n t"s n e, bod7'd talk. Besides, Abner wouldn't lot '41101- .... - - IL 00 P.M. I * . : I . the flies out. them. Put out a lin ar 1 and let me me. Brusselo.. _... - 3.18 9.431 9.45 0 1 P ;0. = .q. . from the distance could be beard men's measure.' . . I . Bluevale.... - - 8.27 9.671 � 10.10 - C:+. I 4rt- %a � R 31crAVL311, Physician, Surgeon, &o. Office After a little pause lie distinguished the . 'Wall, neither would the boys an' Lovisy Wingham.. .. - 3.87 1017 11.2-3 - . LD I ' corner southwebt of Dixon's Hotel, Brucefleld. outlines of the person he had come to seek. voices and sounds of a hay -cutter. Rosy did so, and the old lady hastily let me, ef they knew it. But, I guess welre GOING sovril-- Passenger. ! Mixed. 02 5 J--� - �_"_ li*ht calls at. the office. I= She was sitting in the further. side of tile , Suddenly a child'� voice outside cried: measured a bi� of blue cloth. of a -e ain't we? I'd like to allow folks - Wingham.... - 6.25A.m.n.20 A. x. 7.8%) rx. � 0 Ln i -I - - . /11 0 W � - . I . Grandpa, oil, grandpa, it's open 1' , 9 an,' cried the old man, who had been 6 1 Bluevale .. - - 6.87 1185 8.15 � r - . us -7, ci- __._ r a q1I room, near a window, of which the lower tbai we've got a leetle gumption left yet Brais"Is _. - _. - 6.ii 11:69 I goo � 0 - . . - . SCOTT & MAOKAY, I A little boy -peeped cautiously in at the interestingly watching her; 'youdidn't d 3 __1 �� P"e shutters were partly open to admit light I ' An' I know we'd be reel happ., Mel.__ _ 7.09 12.14 i 9.80 I W I - . . oOFFIC"E, Godgrich Street, opposite Methodist enough for her to work by. Close by -her kitehen door, then jumped shyly back, his that right. You'll j"ke it too long.' �. on� - I ,:,- ---� " - ,_� ' � think bow many years we've �known each -* . �P- I qDhurch,Seaforth. RPSIDENCE, next Agricultural face wreatbed in smiles. I Grandpa,' be I I guess not, Silas. You see, I'm goin' to - - � CD CD CD 7 - 1. I side sat a little girl, eagerly -- watching her.'. other! Do: you remember how I useter London, Huron and Bruce, r- iGrounds, . shouted, 'it's Rosy Crandall -it's Rosy . - Pawnirer F L. - 'How do you -feel, 'Aunt Susan?' asked .1 . take in quite a big hem on the bottom to school oil your little sled in Gome NoiLTs . - . elt- :3 _., - of draw you 9) � 11 , - X. 0. SCOTT, Y D. C. X., (Ann Arbor and Vle- Abner. .Cx�andall!' the aleeves.' Win LODdOn, depart........ - - 8.26A.m.' 4 40r.x � I CD t=11 �_.,, - . � 'Oh, it is, is it?' said gr ter, years an' years ago? We wuz each -1 P-14 p C: !1 ift'),M.G.?.S. 0. � andpa. I And 'Then, if it swinks when it's washed Exeter...... _....... _.. - 9.29 600 � I I - tot all ' ht V cheerfully returned ' 0 -4 : iD. MACKAY 9. D. C X., (Trinity.) F. T. Af. 0. " Oh, I'm ri who is with her?' said Rosy, gravely, 'I can let it down.' y other's furst little sweatheart. An� now Hennall.. .. _._ .... - 9.42 6.16 P ,CD ----#*- '_ �_. X. 0. KY 0. * the old lady. 'Test as well as ever. 'Twas ' they're all dead an' we're left. Besides, if * Kippen .. .. ............ - 9.47 0.20 . )"4 1 ,., - �, . 'Mer-lier-ber grandma.' 'Oil, yes, that's so,' be said. Brucefield........ .. .... - 9.55 6.28 . cl, M Jw:�_ - - � _____7_ then cucumbers I et' for dinner yestiddy. 'Oh, it's- her great-aunt Susan, I guess," 'And, Aunt Susan,' said the child, timid- we lived together you could bev Alary Brad- � Clinton .... ...... - - .... 10.12 6 65 C11 �-4. - -_ 4� 10,6 COOPER., X. D., X. B., L. F. P. and S., I'd no busiubss to touch 'em ; I won't ford an' Dan, too, come to see ye 11 Z I Glmgow, &c., Physician, Surgeon and Ae. . � " "' On , landesbOrO ._... .... - - 10.29 7.14 a . �_ - said grandpa. He also went to the back ly, 'yon mton't forget again, will y"? liked; an' you know Abner would 'it Cv Blyth .... _........._ 10.88 7.28 a CD i -4 . _. R * �34 g, 0 . equeher, Constance. Ont. 112t n.' _ . doorAnd peeped in. the little boy now Vause Jimmy wants me to go to walk.' n � 'a. - �� . -, agwe moved a chair up by her side and nothin' to do with 'em. Lqt's get married 13819mve ................... 10.52 7.37 . ._ �� . sat han-in- behind and looking around the ,Old 'An' you're waitin' for Paulina's dress to be now, this very afternoon, Susan. I'll hire Wlngham ivirrive .......... 11.10 ,8.00 - 9 n . - - - LM. BETHUNE, M. D., Fellowolthe Royal down ou it, then said to the little girl - 'Go man , a form at the little girl. I I finished Z' GOMQ souim- . Passenger. ^1 - ACollege, of Physicianasud Surgeon@, Kingstop. away now, Rosy; I want to talE to*Aunt . Barker's team.' _' - d - ' Rowdy, Susan,' said the old man. He Wingham, depart...... - - 6.36A.m. 8.25P. __ esaor to Dr. Alsolid. Odlo(- lately oocuplo - I Yes ma'am., x. Jo Ce � SMITH & cv, - I, Susan.' They talked the matter over animatedly Be rhy'................ - 6.50 3.47 7i ..- . I , by Dr. 11sokla, UsiL Simi Sesforth. Residence was straight and tall, and appeared, as she 'No,"dearie, I won't forgit, again.' b .... .......... _.. - 7.0 Ul . -,- . -Corner of Viotorls, square, in house lately occull-led The child reluctantly left the room. ' The did, much younger than his seventy-five Rosy went back and sat on the step with for a little while. Then Aunt Susan sly �, :B.&_W:K: -- R -S - . ml JV Londedboro........ .... - 7.10 A 08 � 1. by L. X. Danoey., 1127 old lady looked at her nepbew wonder- years. Jimmy. 'You must wait a few minutes slipped home, donned her ])eat black silk", Clinton � ............. .. - 7.46 4.28 11 , ingl - 'Why, Silas Bennett,' cried the old lady; Ion er for your dress, Paulina,' -she said, �nd no question was asked, Nancy an(I Ab- Bruo4old .............. - 8.05 446 A General Banking business tram -,. . ALer Crandall hesitated for a moment, 9 r " Kippen .. ........ .... .... ww� _. D R. F. J. BURROWST ' do come right in ! I'm jest as glad to see soothingly. e being away. When she returned, Silas 8.13 4.68 � - Farmers' notes diacounted, ., � Late resident Phyfiieian and Surgeon, Toronto Gen. then, with a deter'mined air, bent a little to- had made himself very presentable in one of Renvall............... .. .. 8.92 - 4.68 Drafts bought and sold. I 1. 1'_�� ye as can- be. Don't set in that draught be. Jimm looked at her curiously. 'Say, Zxetor_........ ........'. 8.40 6.12 1 .sral Hospital. Ilonor graduate Trinity UniVer*ity, ward the old woman and said: y �_ member of the College of Phyelcians and Surgeous tween the winders. Come right in, -fimmy- now, do yon think Paulina kin understand her late husband's suits, lie not haviu� the Interest allowed on deposits- at oe rstv �' �. . of Ontario SR'OFFICE-Saine as formerly occupied 'Now, Aunt Susan,' and he spf)ke as Rosy, get Jimmy a chair from the front you V he asked, half doubtfully. courage to go home after his- own. hen , of 5 per cent. per annum, ,�, 7 I by Dr, Smith, opposite Public School, Seaforth. kindly as it was in his nature to speak, I to room., . 19he looked tit him defiantly. I yes,' she they and the two children walked about a I counted, or taken lat I I have much plcaaure in introducing Dr. Burro begin with, you must know that we all 'Oh, I don't want no chair,' said Jim- said. . quarter of a mile to Barker's, whose horse �., colleatiolm � . I to all my fortner patients as a physician, In ev via think a great deal of you, Nancy and 'me my. i,'I'll set down on the doorstep; it's 'But Paulina's onl ' made out of chinp. and carryall they hired. Then they drove A'S Cotton Root "" "", - way worthy of thl.�Iir utmost confidence. 'ry and Rosy, and we hope you will live with nicer I y . I directly to the next village, where Silas OFFICE -First door north of Reid & _� I us.for a good many years to come. Yo * and cloth,'- said Jimmy, convincingly. drew an order on the bank for a good sup- is . COMPOUND. Nihon's lfardw*re Store. A R. W. BRUCE SMITH. u are The old man looked complacently about "Tain't a live baby like little Ella at our ' __ . Telephone -No. 46. 1386 , happy here with us, ain't you?' ,, the room -especially at the ticking clock house." ply of money, and they drove to the parson- - I � . A recent, dlwover7 by an old SEAFORTH. ,-- 'Of course.' and the flowers -and said: 'Yon ain't Rosy was thougbtful for a moment, then age. physidan. SucceWuUy used- : I I - ' AUCTIONEERS. 'And we have done more for you tban- took up your abode here perm'nent, hey yp, said: I Well, but Paulina thinks and feels The minister's pretty wife witnessed the Monthly by t4ousands of ' �. - : any other of your relati I ons, haven't we, Susan V . . ceremony, and Rosy and Jimmy, and-Rosy's Ladies. rs the only perfectly � � � and says jest whal; I want her to. Paulina . I safe andrcUable3ned1clue dL+ - The Dr. flourk Trea Nent ,.. 4-1 RORGE T.-AXLOR, Licensed Auctioneer for the more than -Mary Bradford ?" � � ' Oil, no,' said the old lady. I I o t of me. Butlyour baby ain't a �art Patilina. I . ',-- County of Huron. S.%los promptly attended nly ' aDvered. Beware of unprinelpled druggicts who -FOR- � :, . . , Yes.' come -here sometimes when -when things 'a aparody. She's a sep'rate pE I to . fZcr Inferior medicines In place of thiiL Ask for 11-Triallparts of the county. Satisfiction guaran- ofanyb I Such a time as there was about that mar- 4eW Chargea moderate. GEO. TAYLOR, Kippen 'Of course we have. k9he's never troubled don't go riglit, you know -I mean, when -I herself., riage ! The boys' and ' Lovisy' swore that o t COMPOUnd. take no subati. CATARRH, ASTH,,M. As - - P. Z�, � I 1357-t. f they "uld have it annulled; so did Abner. _; . r!� . , her head about you. She's done not�inl feel foblish�' This remark caused Jimmy a goo(I deal of fide, or In, ,;e P and 6 cents lu Postne in letter -_ but di�crrace ourfamily, runnin' off marrTin' -he old man, sympathizingly, But Silas deeded over the farm to the boys, and wowillsend, sealed, brieturn rnskil pullsoaled . o _ .'Yes,' said t thought. ' I think you're a real smart . CHICNIC BRONCHITIS, : * . I P. BRINE, Llosand Auctioneer for the Conn that scamp as she, did, against all Pur 11cano,'orter understand. It'sawonder to girl, Rosy,' he said, admiringly; ', . P - J. III of llui6n. - Sates attended is C1 parks of - lots and promised that Jimmy -should have articularis in plain envelop% to hwes only. 2 - the County. Ali Orders left at Tas Ruearrox wi,hesq. Well now, don't -you see that' if me, though, that Abner Crandall ain"t rent- smart -46 than Nelly Haskins.' whatever other property was left; and stamps. Address The Cook CoMPA1117p �.,_, Ofiloe will be promptly attended to. you should die witliout making a w AND CONSUMPTIORF � - . I ill, that ed or sold this place long ago.' I Well, but Nelly's a real fascinacious Aunt Susan told Abner - that, while she Windsor, Out, Canad& I sitively the most rational and MOST SUCCESSM.- � that woman woilld have half of what �011 'Oh, of course lie thinks it's an awful meant now to give the 61d homestead to For sale by Lumeden & Wilson. druggil AHL I - girl, Jimmy, said Rosy, reprovingly. Bts, sea. F T treatrumd ever devised for these troublaL 1W - * . left?' , 9 waste to let it be as'tis,'said the old wo- I But she isn't a girl I'd care to ma Mary Bradford, bhe intended that Rosy forth, Ont. consists of cow"bined local and ,constitutional UsOI -_ � - WM. M,C;Loys - 3 rry,' should have the rest of the property. So _____ 11 - ment, which not only speedily relieves the 1000 - - * She a your own sister, Abiier�' said the man ; I but I told him he couldn't ever tech said Jimmy,' conclusively. 'I'd like to � trouble, but tborou;hly erapleates the cause " wellp. - - - Aueoloneer for the Counties of Huron and Perth, old lady, with mild protest. �11 n i and AFent as Hens,411 for the Massey -Harris Manu- . the old bouse whilp I lived, but he could marry you, Rosy. I hen maybe God would he was obliged , to be satisfied, especially thus inouriag a perfect and.1permanent cure. enli 14 - facturing Compiny. Sales prGniptly attended to, 'But does she deserve to be spoke of' in use the land as he pleased. Nobody else has send us down a real live baby. He don't �mce she had destroyed the will h Wall Pap er apgrently hopeless cases. I . -, �%, I 14i moderstc- and satisfaction guaranteed. any other way even if she is ? Do you Wf%nt got a key to it, either,' she added, trium- e Ina just made. I F YOU FEEL WEAK WRETCHED, DESP�Q �, I . =1815 -by mail addresaed to Hensall Post Office, or I send 'eni only to peopl that are rried, I ENT. if you have Catsrr3, Astbuis, Bronchitis. ba I - . your hard-earned money to be sqnander,ed pliantly. my mother says.' - .. . I When next spring came 1\1ary and Dan . -AT- I Trouble or any other chronic disease, and WANT IM. � I , . left at his residence, [At, 2, Conce3sion, 11, Tuek- by Dan Bradford? r, 'Well, I guess you do t1ink a good deal I Well, but I guess I'd rather have Paul- Bradford were actually carrying on the old 1� � _�� ,enralth, will receive prompt attention. 129&tf ' No.' . . . 1313 owed, call or write at once. I __ - . _ - - - _ - ---. - ___ - -,- __ - of the old place,' was the sympathetic re- ina,'said Ros- farm. Dan had diridently learned som DR., ROURK is widely and favorably know*� - � �. � 'But don't you know it will be if Y. . I � . e throfighout Canada, being a girsduate of Qued. - `_ . - oil joinder. ",-: t'a'l - . ".'1�- 'Here, Rosy,- Paulina?s dress is done, very bitt6r experiences in his many reverses REDUCED m PIRICES ! � ' � 3 V5 . - I University and of the Academy Terra Maria. LIM � I ! I dolif nlake a will? ;�, 'As I tell Abner, saidwsle, 'all the peo- called Aunb Susan. and seemed grateful now for a pleasant I I ; om . 11 blate Of the Royal College of Physidlans and 80�1 � , I Suppose so.' ple that I -knew when I was youh,g hev died, Rosy bounded in, and soon Paulina was home and kind -friends for his wife and -FOR- 1 geons, member of the College of 11bysicisus an4St*,'_ ___ � * I � __ -I- - : � eOns ,Of Ontario and Quebec, LATE MEDJ 'A L lm� ; 'Now, Aunt Susaii,'.said Abner, I I 4in't an' I haven't any old friend bat this old in her pretty new bluedress. Rosy set her n.' . 1UPERINTENDFUNT OF LONDON GENE 17 . . r baby, and seemed to have 'settled dow ' - i I Ishin'afteryourmoney. lonly wanit� house. When lain-'tfeel ' gooditkinder in the chair, and stood at a littledistance Aunt Susan makes little dresses now to her , PITAL, etc. � I � "I I * Tny in 4 HOS . , I 11 - 11 .ol CAR3,10 just .,ihare, if there should happen to be any comforts me to conie here. Abner's scolded looking on admiringly. 'Oh, iEn't she just heart's content, while Silas makes it his 30 ID -A. I S Thirty years, practice. - �,T i I " - ;, Consultatl � `- I left after you are gone. If there ain't; no me more)n a little about my foolishness, but beai tiful F she cried. . 1�i z - -0 I I . special business to care for the baby and see on free and confidential. . � V matter. But I wan't to impress it ' 1 , Xall on or addre3s : 11 I jest set my foot down oil that; he can bev that I -AT- I - i . Pon 'Grandpa,' complained Jimm * Pill Susan makes its dresses right. Every , yoki that if you should die without ma Y, " . � � . - I, kiih' a ev'rything else his own way.' hungry. Let's eat our sandwiches., , Sunday Rosy and Jimmy and R4:�E Y's Paulina I DR. FRANCIS ROURK __ I � . 1, I will, half of what von leave will a IvTary Her voice broke.' She looked furtively - The old lady looked. from the boy to" the 76 WooDw.&n'o Avmvuz, 1� , 9 1� ,go to , spend the day at the old folk's. '. and be squanderea by her wortbless ,bus- n . - C. W. PAPST'S. Ili _ over to where Rosy bad been sitting, but I A 1 1387-52 If ]BITTERS band.' .� man in wonder. .x . . " My young friends,' Grandfatber Ben- DETROIT, 3ftcHIGAW. - - -- :. she was not there ; she was sitting in the , 4 I : _�� . CURES ' 11'ell, what do you want me to do, 'IA -b- doorstep beside Jin Yon Bee,' explained the latter, we� was nett will say on every possible occasion, BOOKSTORE, SEA I I ', �, .. -imy, with her doll -lyiDg, goin'fishin',Jimnly an'me. We left our 'don't take away all the liberty of the old F RTH. ` � , � �2 CONSTIPA nerT said the old lady, meekly. I Sball I in her arms, and they were talking softly poles and lunch'outside. There's four big - folks. -Don't think they ain-'b fit for nothin' . I -� . -7W-:,4rRr-"C1 1-d"OrIONy make my will?' . . - HAND=MADE ="-_�,.m,�_�_ - ,,, " . I - �_R r.��._ 1.,_� . I , "'. - . ... r__ - I kg, ,41'�? - 1, - - r,,. I co I a 0 ,�l _- . together. Aunt Susan, seeing that the In all -rades. A : -,, I advice. Of courfi�', it children were "not observing her, dre - ev charge 6 few p ices below OAM149t I - . ' Yes, that's �iy , chicken sandwiches and four nice big sweet 'cause they're old. Jest. let 'em h 81LIMOISSNIESSy ' , w apples -enough for us all. Get out some of of sometbin', an' let 'ein hey some tbiDgs will give an idea what we re doing to ain't for me to say who to leave your - pr'op- dONn her spectacles a little and wiped her your dishes, Susan, an' let's have a jolly old the way they like 'em. Doiet think that 0 Boots and Sh %; -P %-7 , . - . SOUR STOMACT Hy erty to; but if you think that a4body, has eyes. iii-ne., , 'cause they're old they've got over likin' red�te our stock of �5100 ROHS. . 1�. ' ' ' � . s all ri ht.' 17 ) - x -E "I done inore for you than Nancy and me Py, I Why -why, %paii,'said the old maii- 'Pul afraid we ought to go home,' said things -my, it's jest the opposite !' Som e. D McINTYR 8 9 much concern' Regular 20c papers reduced to 12je, F-%alA- AND 4 ed, 'wbat is it? Somethin' the old lady, anxiously. 'I'm afraid they'll times, when he and his happy old wife are . HAS On hand A large number of Bootsand Show Of,k* I They ain't!' was the quick reply, -� . . 44 64 IM A . ClAr 11 ) I Abner done?' be ex,nectin' of us ' alone he will A-— bis el, r 1 15C " to loc. own make bwk material and . I §�-R--% � . in T, . J1 up s ery ,c ose 46 12,ic Ic C 44 to 80., SaW _--�� . I I.don't think mamma '11 feel anxious if to hers. and half whisper: 'Say, Siisan � of cc 69 to ��Ow - - 't, to have them that's done noOliin' done jest gbt, an' I'm an old fool !' , 100 - � 5c. � , � F - - LLI OLUU10. ain e , uneii, ta, r1gl1t, you 1-�-nojv it 'Yes-jao !' she cried, sharply. I Abner WWT=t" ta give . I .1 vf� 'It FUMW and Strengtl2ens tj2q� we am t home at noon/ said Ros to the old 'tain't ev'ry old man an' woman tbat's got . V 4 �, - y I . YOU. want your feet k%A dry,opme and get a pW via� --. t r - - , � ;'� - I - III SysWnu treated jest the same as them that's done The olsi-man drew his chair nearer. lady. 'You know the other day we went their furst little sweetheart to understand iner papers' reduced io flame pro- o= boofa, *)dch will be vold - I �_ . I I -, -1 .. _-1 . everything. I bad to go to -,,this . F1 . I n- the centre, 'Susan,' he whispered, c did Abner want"ye . to the celn'tery and didn't get home till 'ein an' make their last days happy, is it ' . t :1i. 94 V& , a . . . i, I OHEAP IFOR 0ASH11 -1 � .1. 11P A US morning, an' while there -I dropped in to . , Yn over all your propity to him?' after dinner, and when I a w - .-. . - I - � - 1-1 - . ES FoR 50 GENS a Lawyer Rice, an' told him you'd like 6 0, a -von going now? Am' the young folks, they. don'r, un- portion, also BorderS and ecorations! RP* - I see . - gj:.d" Jo. AU kials 0 BOO* '" I - . indeed!' cried Aunt Susan, ener- down the street,'I said I guessed. you was derktand, do they'e' =_ P" . , I � Xhe best med!ctue ever dUcavermL him some time to -day. Now, Aunt 848 , getically. 'I guess I wouMn't ef he di 0�u Anci examie the stod� . I I 4: � ____ .. �, an rhoio W-Salft, I . An parldeorwho bare in i F-1 SOLD XVE1tXWjM10p " id!1 going to the cem'tery, and asked m ma if THE ZxD.) - Pd- 4- Adr aodoIt Ud yiai wM � .E. - _. 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The � �1. oxe � � �Zgwd the 1mg and m&d . - - � #Ins IeAy made a sua; . - m _,WWI I � is )C'beg your pard; - , I Yp-� have my bag.' - I . . I '. ' ti You are ome. I V - . :,Ahe Uvi-01ter said, co _. _0 gs . I I This bag is mine - 47f -* � ;- Vo sir, 11 ihe I&dv , . , ,� I .- .. , . 'is ,mine. I should �mo- � . 4 . ..SU4, Yon Must not t ' . But the lady persist - . 11W%ted, and dey jea . I - L V '11I pmently one of the, � � * 1�wln bag in the -Omni � - sz Whose is that ?'-' - I if It isn't mine," saii I � ;,- just like raine butt . ,V 1, Aud, it isiet I mine..' - .. �bw vAue, and I want � - IVA a -pity if 0, lady +%U,country without b -I- , 17 . ..& lig4t �� : M -i the travellIer � �the to prove the pr. - . - -- t - at � T,�Vy -abjee ed , - I � - .06t want lier bag qqpI - - 4,orowa of strangem : .But as there werf I . settnng the Aispute, . gented. 11 The traveller took 6 I . ug., aud the ourious a I 4.4m � OIL the top of everyt . I-iWik half full of whis], I ��jsneeichaum pipe, a qu I , 4t0bacco, and a -snuff bo __ The traveller was th . . _., Aself Possession 01111d ape __ - - � - fA" sai 4 � , The bag is youra. I o - . - :� � '10- , I - - � S � XF-0 . - But the lady had fai � �. -!er relocked. his bag w! . � I . . ..,. Early in the aftei. � � �?Vlec_elv_lsd v. note in a, f � him� to-edthe to -a certa I I 'black bag in white lett I i "I . 3ong- I . 11 I - . - � - I I A Matrimonh -: = Ho was very practit - � �. er� _,hv,veev ythingfairai I . Tie Said : - I �t Yen kno-zr, ,darl �� 'I �� .jnother that my wTJ . t. I I i1ouse-keeper ana a & - - cook?" . 1, I �rn 1,can)" she Eald, a - lumpin her threat. '111 �Caxx you in;wke ga� I �_Ime,al the fundameal � I I :hotme-keepiug." . I - It I Yes - I went into' - - JIG � W. to -make all Itindi , --- I . -, . ead under her breath, j;. 99 Au(I call you (1* I , �:�g V 1 ani oomparo -and dressmaker�� bih1s: 11`_ . - -ine. z - . 15, Yesi" she said fr� � I * thing, I wear, eq, I - av'_7) . - 7meta ' . I � "You, are a jewel - thuslasm ; "' come to J I Wait a minute -ti 1. -- * * 1, IVS .8aid coolly. . � I �queatlons. Can you w . � � - � --&Dal ?11 . . � 11 Why, my love, I f ; , ,,done." I I - - . . I - Can you m4lce you -era and other ,wearing � � . , . "'But that isWt tot] ",Can YDU builaa . . � --wemre carpets, and ""-, I ,'I I am not.a. protessi � . " ,Neither am L It � - - : I - :my life to acquire t , � �.zomplishments that j But ao aoon as I have: . fewlens yolt Speak of I - - -,Icard. Au revoir, 14 ar I And the iliscofisolaik - -tho nearest dra . � ,g store - ., - for -a -quarte . I I - - . zolaoca himself, . - . I a [ _� The A,mel UY xxv, "W r'--- . -A-s soup without sali -_�� - - -�out cheerfulness. CuM � �: M-obody wants it. - I (� , Pull up selfishness b� i . I . I . cl � -*illl leave a pla�ee M vp tl . -kingdonlof God. - I IF . I I - P, -, It seems a little stra i- fault-finding the fiad V. � � - i F, -1 ��Auv faults,of his own. I �n� Because Vne. Wora is' " � - uneth may read -sl .i va J , I ;C1 �should always -read it � I 1 6 � - - There are some th"'� _' � , � . "' ,(-- never going to unaerstli t__� eno-ugh like God to th! P_ Somep.eople haA4 Yt �, - '25S wide difference be -f �' - - -iiess of one!z religion � OF, - - Amusement is the si �, -� . - now -and then is gmt., , it 1easeI- the appotite -endurable without it. * f, The Word of 4aod .9: Z7 � - --,edged zwor4, but it w - V � I-- _S�ou might dMae assu I . . - . �_ AMMAM 4A your a i � - When U nut ' i . -eftrts tb get into it i Uy it aside a -ad try a �- "Xhd same way be ;aid I Therb are some I L I �=ind wissing heaven - Ir �ef standing before th� F . 'C . rusing the eliurch of x k 4he , way. - �� oxne people AIWAYS r � 8 I the shelf because the I � 11 I. 'Ito eat. 'There are a . ` � , :.�-Iration for the X01 I - � .zame cranky habit. � The Bible is not to I . - - i . . - intelligence or by fori __ �the �opirit with which - i., x]3001� never yet ope r . icold he E -art, a oritic, a .k veroaker. I i4 . 40ne reason why So I � � klw nothing in the P 11 *V I ,_ rorld expecte them . .. AA dollar on. ,. pla . . Alot Ch * I io �__ , a good many rich me .Understand it. - � � , I When a pastor decl, . I �teut` on the ground th - vincere he wffl look 111 do well to look up a � I - wbat 44 tor 50 . pas - ra i.- ,-pqght not to stand - f- I I I is F hepherd to come to: � F_ , ,- V �Suppoftd to be up rI owne, to seek,Kud to s ,-- �Uot Wait for the lost I �_` j I .9 .� I A Chfl&_,v I . . .� 'PrE t - Have right I � I- xandeet your faze agai 0 - I . - z ,pearance evil with �_ t - .7our heart. 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