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I ------ I I I I -..-- c ' .. �� . - L . -- I to the performance of an d a t - . 1* I . once in the world-f6r'ignorance it is -of fatlipr1olviell st,home.11 His wife snageited I i . el � - I � . ,,--a CAPTAIN, CAVENDISH'$ . .subjectwould makeag 017n I a I 1. �-, � I I a" I dat, 1nf6 tht bafkfidsS.* , hat 6 , oocl poem. , fact to carry the� simile �ther: . . . � - er-h i '' - -ti n of the moment he the. brain, as the, cent�ure of t ' nervous : - I ed - - PR6POSAL. 1. -1 �. . the aim lest physical laws. If a woman t 711 � � . .� i . . . �. . �� i� - obse eN to rest often she is soon -regarded Tinil ' ein 1. I I I 1, � I . J) P I *ote 'd I . . 'There is but one 1. mail sifisfi, wit 4 - What mother would turn her you �g ry I -- � .qpira io, . I � . daughter out as 4slazy. ee a who are averse to exet. 6. old Oakeii Bucket." system, is the -governor of the h* au ma- ' . I true tat I :_ . iri in � � , � I 71 - I cise, or , controlling sill' its moveii , 8 . . I � Never, in all the quiet annals of St. Sul-. .. - � y 118o'Y' I 1611to and qu -sale -1 - alone unpro I their worki are sick. . q.Udv�jr, but Not Goo i .. � , I of ality �� ... . . .- the g ein W am intelligent 'I i . - I I � I . nto & ' - i � poptj � I Ayees Hair Vigors. picia's Hall, had there been such a commo tected i Ppi:"shun exertion it is because the, written tharry Kennedy,the ventriloquist, offices,and directin th e 8 . I ' When pec : I . Incr a ed sales mewis 1M., ',- - . � � tion as at present stirred the stmospherei -starmy night? d son writer. He had no musical edu. and useful channel � -easilt,:; under- �i � . � � and son � - i : , � . . . � . rom Fraulein Obergai 'Xqt many loving physioal,balance in weakened, - - �, - strain, 1, I creased confidence in quility �. . I ,,Nearly forty, years ago, -after F u, the spectacled _ ' ut hRd a genius for melody and a stand, then, what must be the do y ; .0 I moilors Another old bit of bigotry:jItA 1 7� I- I � allow . pdo like cation, . - ... 1 7 ... . The fW**Iv9y I � German governess, who was reported to be. I n 4111 . S' . )) di ' �njkdk ' writting "taking words ,:, I � - I some weeks of sickne S, iny hair I 46 -lion in the way : Our gram athefo I � . : I upon this great centre-greator even than � I SO � :� 4*0ve "at". 7 � . . . - lieve in*.nothing, down to Dolly, the little I their daughters, A -1- ., . I � �e :! ! - . - I I . I Ayer's, 11 c and grandmothers did no . call d upon " I . turned gray. - I began using wlio are j u9t om- top, eto. , Ii3 this - �. -0 9, - that ujpon the muscles, which are -, ! I . ; � . errand girl, who was never allowed to put ' , . I � . I -. � I I I -- � I ing into the time me it is plain that they did not need tho Words of Wisdom. to do its work. � .. �Ljt. "�- ' 1. . ' I & . tU V for ` 6:6 BEIRUT � �- Hair Vigor, and Was 80 Well Utiff- her pink nose insid a the bchoolrooms, every- � t W011-nill-onti, . . Sleep, then, is nature's oppor , �,� � 1 .71 1 z %mg,g I , I : � 1; I I pit 9f re4t t4at iq r�quired in theme . I? I . 11 g -1 haTe body was in a state -of exqitement, although - . � -.The re is no'education like adversity, I Z . I ad, for '! � lied with the re'sults that . � T'i - adjusting the delicate' meohanicisn)�:j of the � � : Will, AW I I I . I �, I . � uobod� quite knew the oxact extent L Of the . . . 11 . eT-1%,1 t - days.. They had j not. th4� tenth part of the �01 . I I 7 ?4 iioc�7 G: d . V � . ::Ad lee is,nob a popular thing to give. � � � . Aeamon it Borw L , 4 1 4. t I out proper cait- Be- H brain, and for repairing the muscles land 're- � � I L � � � , - � � never tried any� other kind of dres. LL ying times. 0 1 : - , � - and advice all uU�. d' tractions of tbbse burr& o e is the second soul of the unhappy. .� I I - AAIL - -- - I trouble. - stocking them with material with Which to - . . .. . L . I - , ., I I ;- � eloped," ' 4 , � I - I 0 1 "' I �� W. � de# M til � he he h t I -iu, I I I i a I 0 M " I li - li, . I � I �I . , on occas 3 � I OF -1 -� I iOnal APP11' declared Mary, the cook, 11 cause -the wait- . alone Ofto the &I ive well , ' Sleep, in order to be beneficial �Alust be 71 1 . -1 I , - I I . . - t. their vroieni might have been' blessed with ; 441 , I tabl - erils of this cri . . 16 � I I ress counted cvery one at e, a�n! there . -A an who loves well j is never oll L � I Corn N .. - - ing. Itrequiresonly' miles, perhaps, if ihey had not bad such faith _Wi . I "None of the young ladies hasn't � I protectt-4 And tn7theirstraight-baokedoh irsaudlonghours l* e ive no more of our time than we do their work successfully, . I cition of L f . � Wh .Y ofound and bealthful. To this nd the L� � WN, R i � . L I Deriod. stronger merves.' Therefore, my wear pr � I eal . - Pz .. wa'n't none of 'em. gone. And I'm sure the ' 4 ica �,' despicab e., ,. . I � I day, NW $I ' . - �. I rose woman, hasten to e 6 . greatesCcar6 should he exercised ,'to have , � Mon - - - . .1 - I newmusio-teaoher ahA one to flirt and - Younj.K- women quioli-temoprod, o One advantage of being rich is not hav- ' I . . L agrpurw, law I : , AYERPS . . the bedding� comfortable and clean ! " d the . I i I - - at this time often "healthy, wealthy and wise" by' going to 'au �.411, .1 . v Z� make mischief, and him with a wife aud' ingtoap afLoo. I ! j I . I - wlsoleatmoo'phere of Ah6 ro�)m Pure sma - �� , fi,']a Clailn . jawal 5ii� � L I I � 1. suffier from irreg- bed early And often, and be -not to early to � I Proves for highest[ I -;.d*,0f&*&9fnbW � . I � . I - �a J 'L * . 1 �i� � . Hair Vigor to keOP seven childreik 1" - Wo an lives by sentiment where man wholesome. I The sleipershould not be din- , � _I ', I I 11 -.- . -1 ularity and weak ".. Also invest in some sort of comfor- - . ! � -I- wp,y �'o - I I t "I . I � . - 5 lives by . tnrbed until he wakes of his 'own 4' Imccord, L � � ! qU -6--.0 L;ajes V& �- IV I " I think," chirped Dolly, "' its Miss otion. I'v D V lal lbomv bf Vey 7 -ray bair, of god- ness which may � � I I i , wli � - � 01 - - table couch, which shall be installed in the -- - i- to remove Beatrix Belton or else Miss Julia.-Worthall. afterwards d e air is. sometimes as powerful. an unless there is a chronic tendency t� over- � �1 � after year. ly"I LIF4-ifit. for" ll � � , post of honor in your sitting -room, and then - 1) * , � John bog"*- � : - - L - insorer genius. ,,� � I Causewhen I took up'the towels Miss Bee . velop into dan . . sleep in which case *Jth the I !01 -VaRqw. I - - L al I _use it. r a few lessons I 1. Ask your grocer i - a % See .1 11--, # to he - had been a-eryin', and Min Julia'was real � gerous disease . _�., ale t,likethegout, sometimes skips 'taw alarm-cloek � or a merva f you -n I ]MY . L . - . . I I aid o � L at, al'inbined " james sy" . I � Molt,% a LL prevent t put out about somethin'." : and fill their . 0 .. .. ' I bythe V - he I . V�o - ��, . . I - _ F,ia e . with conseientious effort"on the parCof the : , . L L ,and mouth , , � . 11 whole lives with The Country Doctor. r el at'�"8' . � ' "M I I - � . I hair -frqm Ming out. I never hesi- L '49 PrUps iti the youn% gentleman from . .. t -ship often ends in love, love in �. XVA-1ffha0!A1c? th ! L � - person himself, will usually effect a cure. THE TILLSON C jo&d 2k L OSS L 4 L I L JeS L the Military Academy Institute down the wretchedness, . I friendshi -x6ver ? . I � �1 gyt LTA I I - I L - f, LL � I i tate to MCOMMOnd Ayer's medicir -- - it is a mother's -Thers's a gathering In the village that has never Unless the person is actu;blly lazy, and in : $Mg ; Shenoe to 1. - � road " said the kitchen-ma,id. 11 a-tryiu' -Ani is strong when he admits t . I I Zatmday=westta � . � , - .� 11 A . in I I I to myfrl6nds."a-Xrs. H. X HAIGHT9 ' j � to Auty not to pass over such matters been outd3ne 0 danger of contracting out. . Wme, to bis -own I& . I following Mo : f . climb over the wall a4ein P . .- !silehce; -but to promote her daughter's Since the soldiers took their muilrets to the warof himself a own weakness. I t it * better to allow him to Oleep at i I nd . : . . -ry - mixty-one. ' I rea ec 52W742 - L -the L �- . Avma6 J�ebr. . . 4, Nonsense r: said Mary. 11 It awt , I health and regularity by eve - : -Wh appear to be calamities are ofte Isially in this true 6f krowing � . - 1 I . F - I . - 1woman 7. And a lot of lumber wagons near the church, upon the - � n wil! �spec . ,.� I p I I L � .- been atl . - - . . V . . . � - � . wmpted since Min 1)alzell put the reasonable means. . the sour of fortune. - .. � , -11-----� -------- � . " I I � . I Thesel delicate ailments are ea.qily over- hill, L - . I children. : .i i L. . - �- . . extra gFdeue'r on duty, andsent a note to And a crowd of country people, Sunday droned and -A m 'it manners are the mirror iw� In the earlier morning hours, or afW'r one #V% L I 11 I I I j - . � . . . s self a - , I I . 1. . the military profess6r� a-askin' him to keep come in their early stages by judicion . ,h ht I ime, nature has - - - V I - very still, which he shows his portrait. has been &sleep for some t I . 11 . � 'treatment witboutany need of the obnoz- Now each window is pro -emptied by a dcz3n hands .. - �� . An : . I I his young gentlemen where they belonged " -The coffer is always a superficial 'being, mad - t gress in her work 1 of � repair, . - . - . I- . . . . - le�� ious examinations which doctors uniformly ormore, .., i .tl e grea pro 91� L � . L � And from that moment on the kite re crowded from the pulpit and eons quenjitl cruel. . � I in I Insist upon. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescri Now the I and sh47'uld be ;Ilowe,d to complete her work � i 11 I ' p- - pacious pews a . 1, . . TO T14E,91;wl . L , � � L :: � . . I MI&S credit * a a thing of the- past. tion is a ppsitive specific for all diseases 6f to be door, � � . . -Love r giving more ,tha,n it has, while the air is pure and outside influences . - . "I _ . .-I - . I I- ': I In For vrith coverlet of blackness on his portly figure ends by ing less than it receives. mini 'MUM. . � � . When the history olass was convened in the feminine organism. , � � . are at ibeir A OON T : I , spread I - L . j I I . 1 4 ` - - Hair vigior I the little three -cornered room at the south it restores perfect health and regularity Lies the mold country doctor In a masafre oaken -..; Ift is the sun of , life, the charm ' I ' - L 1P t, � P-. � Sleep that has been artificially induced is t , I . i� g� to o�aptiv te, and the sw o*rd with which -to , I il I end of the.,�maiu � floor, Miss NorthalPs seat to the special functions, and vital vigor to be I .1 comparativej of little value. It 4 . : - j �1:��-_� Pnp&Wby]Dr.J-.C.Ayir&Co.,Lowa.ibu.,-. was empty, so was' Beatrix Belton's ; for the nerve -centres. It is the only medicine I . 7 I _w true : . L � - - I I . - - - � L quer. I � that the mind is relieved of its activity, but . I I ... � � L , - the very good reason that those two young of its kind devised for tbjs one purpose by yes the fierce old country dootor, - f� eon-!Tuter are hearts invulnerable to the various organs h I ,� 4 . i I � Use the kind old country doctor, f the , and the impulses. whip Mr. John L . � . . �' . a gust an educated, experienced physician. I -T 0 VORGET I � 11 TjhAjee* &V8Wd11&-f9f tkl C=Pkxk& ladies i"re at thab moment in the u - - . s as chief consult- Whom the ]see considered with w mi4led loye sword of 'orrow that the slightest discom- tend to their nutrition, are, also to -An ap- ? � . I ids -place of resh . Z i �. I I � During nearly 30 year . � . 11 I . . - presence of Miss Martha Dalzell herself, the nd and t1repaud . fort can p erce. - I - I - � It . . .. - . ing physician of the Invalids' Hotel a - preciable exten d. I . I I � � Alrectly behind � I I 1. Maybe half the .congregation, now of great or little -6 .t par . . � Z - � - presiding genius of St. Sulpica's Hall. - � N4 Y., Dr. � I I g nerally divide my favours,O' said . . "I I . 1. That - ,the old Golden ' . I . i -- Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, -�-r I am ,still in 1'. - worth, . - i I - a positio'llu : � !-1 I Miss Martha was at least . She was Pierce has acquired an enviable reputation, Found this watcher waiting for them -when they Fortune, I '.by giving a gift to one and the - I "" . I i , VETFAUNARY � I I 4 for' A - ' give y , CUM ilk Vied by R. jaini Z . also pluthp and fair, with blue� sparkling His medicines are everywhere recognized came upon the earlb, power to ppreclate it to another." . ,Hundred Years Ago� , L ou� entire satisfa - , 11 22 -- ?I - - - . � dimple in her chin, and a fresh,Well- as standard'remedies. His "Golden Xed- ,This undecorated soldier of a hard, unequal strife - L I � ! anything in the - I:, everything to b( : onN *Rtxv-x., v. a., honor graduais of Ontario eyes, a - 0 SOME TMNQ9 THAV WERE TRUE IN 1797. i 'L I . IN i veterinary (3olloge, Ali diseasse -of Dommile preserved complexion. She had, moreover, ical Discovery" alternated with the " Va�- Fought In many stubborn battles with the.foes that. - . . � I � . . ,� - I t -are store. , . jueue anA I po - %'#e have sol I -ni-sis treated. Cam promptly attended to and a Napoleonic skill. at governing her sixty. 'voriie Presbription " constitutes a thorough In tfi sought their life. I A 11UNTER'S STORY. : , Every gentleman wore a q w- I I - , . . . L ' * , I I z 1 1 1 1 L I f- ebMsm mader&U. Vote rinary Douftbry a epeclw-ty odd young ladies, and prided herself that and scientific course of treatment ior weak e might time or the day time. h6 would ndly dered his hair, . . .1 ,I . Tailoring and goods at live -SUIL . brave and well. I I - 1. : . i I Oft"L and residence on Goderich street, one door and impoverished conditions of the blood . L EXF68U IE BROUGHT ON, AN ATTAGK OF . A gentleman 'bowing to a lady-alwa I / - tion in any line i � Though the summer lark was fifing or the froisn I IL ys j. L V! - IUM during, tfie whole period of her administra. ' : . � ;Aff of Dr. ScoM office. Seatorkh. , . . � ! - - A headadbe is a symptom of constipation lances fall, I . RIIEUKA'TISM. scraped his foot on ,the ground ' - - .1 I 4 L Our goo" . �, 7 - . - I � . ! - tion no shadow. of gossip or scandal had Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure c6nsti Knowing It he won the battle, they - would praise . 0 M�&- All the population of a villa.-ge ass�inbled . ents Fura* Inallufacturing ifi I . � . . - � -- L. I I � L ; ever darkened the atmosphere of St. Sul-, �dho . . � - ' - ishigg �� 11 fl 0. H. GIBEIg - I . . ,6on, promptly and - permanently. They . their Maker's name, Nervousnc as and Stomach Troubles Follow. at the iiin. � on 'I I post day " to L h e'ar the - I therefore, iuvite I �, LL - . to . � I �� . . : � . picia's. � not gripe. Druggists sell'them. Knowing If he lost the battle then the doctor was . . I I I . . I- Veterinary Surgeon and Dentlet, Toronto college of ed -S ,eep, at Time3 was impossible-. news. ' - ' I . I I � I - Before iier, drooping like -a wind -beaten blame. . . . 1. line at the same low --rast critic in tovi f� . � Veterinary dentists, Honor'Graduate of Ontario Vot- - I rate -1 � , L I . . Healt i again Restored. I The church collection was taken in. a bau I 4W- -our furniture i - . S ` 'whiary College, Honor member of Ontario Voterin- lily, atooa Beatrix Belton, fair-haired and .. 'Twos th . I 'h'e d 'V -o i e to I'* �1, I . : , . . , . e brave old virtuous doctor, I at the end of a polewith a bell attag, , heretofor . Your patroji ' � same old story' � 7 . I of domestic ' had -been formally' . From the mherst, N. S. Sentinel. . - I �. I : ; - i sey Medical Society. Ali diseases animab timid, and close by, prettily defiant, Miss Every I young personL 'Twas the good old family doctor . L' i- ; � . ' 11 - E - ; mptly attended to Northallynaintained her post. -- . placed at the -bar of justice,and every you ITWAS the faithful country dootor'figbting stoutly.all The little village of Petitocdiac is situate(U arouse sleepy contributors. . i I ) respectfully solicited. � iurniture now tc � � -- . I skilfully treated. All oalle In . - -, . - � . or I . � 44 109 the same.. . nuectictit, was 1" . - . I Ago. We have x I 11 a ba in the gc uth-easterly part of New Bruns- An old copper mine in Cc I � - . . � I didi2t !" said Julia, her dark eyes person, without a solitary exception, I - - I - I I i 8 oI o . . ; � �1 1� -educl "I � , and Is"nury-Dr. pbe . When so many pined in sickness, he had stood so used as a prison. � � L � looked for r Z . I -1 �� . � � .. - 'e buv -the I � to street Seaforkh. Night wexod'ho ths flashing dusk lightning. "I didn't ! I pleaded ' Not guilty.' I . strongly by L wick, on tie line of th� Intercolpnial Rail-� . � Wr., I . 1� . t I=oument for � debt was a common . VV 1, . . 1"0-52 L . . I L - Z �� offloo. I � didn't-!" "But this is nonsense !" said Miss Dal- Half the felt a notion that the doctor co uld- way. Mr. Herbert Yeomans, who resides . I 1. . i I : - I 0 1 . � , � -L -sold bj !Lny,on( � ------- - - - :- _ I �, Z 1- I I 1- I . . . - to . p 0 ra . ry, .4 � A] - . . LL .. . .1 . Didn't what, Miss Nortball ?" said the ;ell, opening the blue, troubled eyes very n't dierle . I there, follows '.the occupation of a hunter p i , HARRY Snu REl' � I They must slowly learn the lesson how to live from There was only one hat facto z a & that ic 1:1 - town or country � � i .. LEGAL preceptress, freezing' the impulsive Julia wide. .'I That letter was most assuredly . and trapper. His occupation requires him � . 1 -! ,�, � 1- Z- . � LLL � I day to day, I made cocked hats. � I 1. ? � . L � I - � - with the cold light of thos e blue eyes of written to some one. Sooner or later 'ths And have somehow lost their bearings, now this to endure at deal of exposure and hard- - : -. I - ---- - � ' - � 1� i � � b : F - - . I . I . ,Virginia containeA a fifth of the, whole . �. . . landmark Is away, . . . 0�uccessor o) DILL & SPRAM I � - I - �q ,��J- . i JAMES L KILLORAN hers. . I truth will come out, and when I do discover �1 , - i I I . ship, more especially when . the snow lies I L . i.. 1i � � - But perhaps it still io better that this busy life a � I I - .1 - I . : I Barjuter, Solicitor, Convey Notary 0 . j � - 11 Didn't ffirt"" returned the incorrigible the guilty pe'rson I shall certainly make an I thick 'and, lee � on t9e ground in our , cold population of the - country. I :' ' I ;, ;111' I anear and done. Two stage coaches bore all ,the troy 1.1 I be- - ,': 8M3-&:W0.RrX3M.. . �`�' In the uniderl � i L . I 1pubile. Money to loan. office over Piokard's Store, damsel. " I suppose that's What you mean, exam Is of her." I ere. few , arm ago Mg. Yeomans I . � �� .1 . . � He has seen old views and patients disappearing one Wint I . � - , I �� ? ! I t r tween New York and Bo3ton. I i ( ... I L -- -two hearses, one �, - .L Iormerly its what you're always Aug whether by accident or d n, Miss by one, tells our c rresi)ondent that he was seized I I 1!i I ,.Mechanics Institute, Main Stroct, Sesforth. isn't it ? Anyhow, "i I - I . 11 � I Is I I al � . , lom I , , � : - 1528 L accusing me of ; bat you've b�rked up the Dalzell looked straight at Julia North l,who He boo learned that death is waster both of science The Mississippi valley was not so � well I % � i-; ,other a light � - - with, a sev re );ilious. attack and a co . i - . - � . - � � - . I , � . and -�� I M. I - . I ! , L� arantee tl I of art, ' . I I . 'P"- known as the heart'of Africa now is i ' . t� � jak� LL We u �, . � I I I I wrong -4 mean, you've formed an erroneous clinched'her hittle fists and whispered into He haa done his duty fairly and has acted out his cation of , liseases, such as tour - stomach, Quinine was unknown. When ' - - t , � G. OAMEROX, formerly of Cameron, Holt & I" L . . I Mau I i1c 14 ., I � i conclusion, this time. It isn�t me Bee Belton's ears - . -sick headaffie and rheumatism. Mr. a I - 7 1 25 I less than ha , !, - Cameron, Barrister and'Solialtor Gode A . Yeo. : '", r- - I % I 111. - * � had ague fits he i6ok Peruvian bapit and > - F F.. �,= . � r , borne hate that woman !" A d ire strong old country doctor, . I I O- . . . !0 I Ontario. Office -Hamilton. street, opposi6 col ". Beatrix was silerft ; her sof t ,eyes were 11,0h,. how I do man's vers.on of the facts are : . I became I � �. I � 1� -- .�- I I t '.il . . .. . --f --.- � ., L . . 1, ... � � . 1462 And the weak old country doctor, 5 . whisky. , . C� ��MrL�L L W.TAatherd4l I � � - . � I w .., . i ( Metal. � full of pl�Wing 'earnestness. � Miss Dalzell A few minutes later the English... tea . . I a I .1 I . I I . . Is entitled to a furlough for his brain and L for his . I -* 'RIV , 0. - - There was not -W public library: 112 the I -11 ,, . I At the Champlox I heart, ; .., � L ' - r I i 1� � : : . 11 I I . looked inquiringly at. her. ' , entered the room witk a packet of composi- � � . � I . I � ��, I I � irAMES SCOTT Barrister &c. Solicitor for 1101. . I ; I United States. � , .. k 11 I der Profestor - : i . 11 And what h -ave you to say,'my dear ?" tions in her -hand. To, her, in this .sore . �WILL C:&RIXTON. I I � -, � ,I - I 1 0 son's 13�ank,' Clinton. 'Office - Elliott 102k, � I � ;� ' Books'were ve expensive. -�, The -Lite*s, -- . --with Mr. Lauds' � . ,I-' '. - . ry . I 0 4: . .. i I I - : , I Mton, out. Money to loan o said she, more gently. � , dilemnaa, Miss Dalzell appealed. a I *. � . 4 11 � - . . . - - Any IWO] I - i of the p9ets " cost $15. 1 � . �aesm. ; .1 I . PC It ! . I . .. 1461 , (11 Just the way it always is," murmured , I I What am I to do?" said she. � :Z! - I . . 0 * , 1-� *1� I JL� . K . - L Tea as a Beverage. I � ,V;�, A day laborer received two I shillings a 0 0 - �--%ref ully attend " L 1� Jalia, So "Bee's 'my dear,' ' d 11 Dear Miss Dalzell, don't worry your- . . . , 1. 1. . tta voce. an . I I . . - I I I r, Solicitor, Conveyancer and � � � � I I � r,�"� I I d . � A � �� i F .% . ; ! L - : �� L,r I ! for the Dominion Fin ' .NCUN Northall.' No one suspects Bee, self," said Mrs. Dixon, who was an exam- The antiquity of tea as a beverage is a -1 1 $ . I ay. , - 0 . . ,auteea. . . . - % . - . I " . t � I-, i i� X?�o ain Streot. Boafarlh. and I'm always supposed to be the criminal, plary person -with sandy hair and whita eye. favorite subject of discussion by confirmed I A horseman who gilloped on a city., street I I .- I I !, -�-� - 4 . � " . .f �7 � was fined four shillinas. . : �! I 0 � = - .. L Remember F � oney to 10%v. . 1205 and all because. she was bom a blonde and. I lashes If I were yen--" tea drinkers. China claims the origin of. y Ij 0 1 , - LLLL I I I I �P��,! ;� , � - dor. Is this wbat people call I 11 Well, if you were m 9" 1 epsaj- the use of tea as a drink, says the New York I I & I I I t � .� . I � I � � t � 1� �' � I a blackard 41 . eager r il t Crooke" plates were objected to because � and Un . - . I I I 1:, 1-� : ter, Solicitor, Notary, . - Mercury. 11 L ' 4 !. Id L . I . 4 . I IL BFAT. Barris he. . - 19 i M1 I I , � justice ?") . ed the preceptress, le�uiug orwar �. I .�11 , L they dulled the knives. I :0 I I � ;1� . 1. I � f T I . A ; . -: I Z., I . It- I oat F.00me, five doom northofoommerds it , . cries connect- I .. $-Am 0 - - 4LLEATHEM 11 . I ::: � . L . U i I ; ground floor, next door to 0. 14 Oh," twittered Beatrix, " you never I I shoulil ask Captain Cavendish hinaself Of course there are various at .rL . A man who jeered �t the preacher cir crit- � 10 I - - : � I � L - ed with it, among which, perhaps, the fol- Vj , icized the sermon was fined. . � � 0 - It LQ � .�_'%� L ja I I swalry store, Iffain sired, seaforth. GL ViTiche woulddream," dear 'Miss D&Izell, that I what it meant." �- .. � -, I 1�1� . . ,�L,s 0 0 CD fps I - � i , I I f �i�4 ents-Cameron, Holt and Cameron. 1 12M lowing is quite as interesting and believable '. I I Drygoods were designated as I'm i; .� RV - - � . � . could do such a thing .1" - Niss Dalzell started �t* ker feet. ,, I . , .-e �. 11 . � . 1 R4 � � I � I l' stuffs." `P, 1 02 �, �Ii i --- � uffs " or I I wome .� . , �, I e at - , � S � :� 14 - � 11 You. both deny it ?" - said the precept-, 11 Ask- Captain - Cavendiak ?" she ro- as any. As- the tale runs one of tb . � .18 t t-. �' . I ; 901% � / I 11 11 �: - I - . � Barristers, i 5 0 P &t. � " - �-L ��L rj ARROW & PROUD7007 � - I - - �i , w.. , Barristers, - dantera of a reigning soverei a wall hope. � Stoves were unknown. All cook! as - I, , Ir J '4- ��. ] JX - T. GAMMIN. Q. a.; ress, looking with puzzled regards from one peated.. I . 0 '91 t!: - . �, , -- . . M lit d u I . inesiL - I 1.� - - - - - - - - - � wered in 'd f ung nob eman whose .4 1 1(::::,4 1 , � I 1, - &a., (loderIch, Ontario. J 6118 , i done before an open fireplace. ig. � � WIF. PROUDYGM. to the'other ; and the g" aus "Yes'- wouldn't that be the straight- less y enamore o .a yo 11, .. -7 ti , . . I y . I . � (D �, -'L'. it � - Six. days were rpq � 0 11 . -to at I. IT. � caste did not permit him to aspire to, her - I : . . ru�ey e - I ll - i, - chorus : forward way, o0 of the diffi It 9" uired for a� jou .1 I ;L P) 02 : !,,��,: -- I baud ; but they exchanged glances, and oc- L ;T tr� & - � T4n the rearof ti I � - I tr: -: � �'� 14 1 1)) tween Now York and Boston. I ,,-��; uel a thin . - . . . I - . .4812 - � , � 111 I AMIRON. HOLT& H0LM1[S,:B&rrh&n, 110 11 We both deny it !" � 11 But I never dreamed *f, I . r '' � . . - I . I �.. 1. iteltors In Ohancery. &c..Ck &C a casioually be gathered a few blossoms, and -,F� I - Many of the stre�'ets were not nam#d a�id � I iderich, Ont M 0. 0 - (D 'Clt. . � I,- T1 . I . L I , - . " -� �� cKwom, Q. CL, paff" ; . ; � OLUNS said,A - . Pa 'Ps , I � , -1 I How, Dummy H ien,y) Miss Dalzell, " what. con- "So far as I can sea," observed Air . , - �, �- .11 elusion am I 'to arkive at? � Flowers are Dixon, " its the only way to fathom the took means to have them conveyed to her. very ill and suffered the -most excruciating the how -es were not numbered. I . 1� � . . . I I L elt" 0 1 ... a Inao _ 1� -- - I I , I i �A! One day the princess met her admirer in pais in )niy arms, legs and shoulders, so The parquet of al theatre was called the I t � � ; . HOLXF-WED, successor to the lateL firm of I � � ' .1 found on the hall table, a whole basket of mystery. " . t 0i (D �� . I , � - � � _-- -�. � i McCaughey & Holmested, parrister, Solicitor and I I il� 0 f --A - Woo P R 40 d, with therabblei I �.� 1 1 1 4�7 � .... � ; Marechal Niel, roses', tied with satin ribbon, " But how am I to get, at him ?" . the grounds of the palace, and as the atten- much so that I bould not, rest 'in a4y posi- Pit, waa fi le, , t44 C+. - - I I - . I Solicitor for the Can . . 4- 4 , ! � -, 1. ---- i i Conveyancer, and Notaly tion of her attendants was attracted in aut tion. I fref nently could not sleep. at nights The whipping post and pillory wet:e still . , H N P - I . - . 'L� �-::c 11 � � Farm and, containing a card�10aptain Walter 11 WhT, send him a note, of course�" 'L , - I JJ�. (D � " . 1. �' f L ,� adian bank of Commerce. Money to. lend. ,,,:4 � � � - I �j -� . other direction the,young man tried to put- and when Idid I awoke with a tired feel'. - standing in Ne�v York and Boston. ; I -0 . - 1. . , . � ,- I (I toy wde.- oflice in Scott's Block, Main Street Cavendish's card." , 1. " Never !" cried Miss Dalzell. �11 Ask LIM. 11 - . , � i � tl� lib- � � - .1 *�- . - I i - t , i . Thre eve - ;1 -- : a few flowers into her band, but all that ing and veiy much depre2sed. My appetite . P1 I I � I " sputtered Julia.' him to come to this plaea of ' hideous bo �j I- I e-fourt1s ofthe books in 0 b 'O 0 1 :, j i Se.aforth. "111 We can't help,tbNt,, ad. , . ��17�11 . � . I ) );, � - I i I . z� I � . � � she could grasp was a little t�wig with green was very or, and if I ate anything at all, rary came fr6m, beylond the Atlantic. . , j, ajok .1 -- . P-,� f 4 i - � 11 Surely, dear Miss Dazell, you are too age? . . P . Sz. �-b , . a - - -r- . � a leaves. . � no matter low lig e , ! - -.� L � I pre require for a; letter J. - ,open t -1 - �! - M , . " I beg your pardon," said Mrs. Dixon, I , - - DENTISTRY. just to blame us for' ny such occurrence ?" lit th" food was,it gave me �- Twenty days w ' i d 0 t'tL a � . b4- � -. - � - . - I- - urged Beatrix,.plaintively. and the precepress did not kne b ' 'y feeling * from New I Yofk to Charlest b _, M - V,e are � - . 1 � 1.� � L . w bow to Thili she treasured, and w en she reached a dull, heal in my stomach, ,which- to 90 4 In y ,; - 14 0� , . % . , . � . 4 � I r . , -, �;;,, -v w. TWF,DDLE, Dentibt. Office -Over Richard. 11 What does it mean ?" impressively de- L explain. At that very moakent, -however, I her aparbments she placed the twxg in a would be fillowed by'vomiting. I suffered land. . . .1 , . - I � I I I I f I I 4: - , I Z - 0 rp M : 4&' )wit 'Dressed 13 . - ij�� 7 ,I , . _V . Bon & McInnis! shoe store, corner Main and manded Miss Dalzell. "' That's whab , I i4elly trippedin, carrying a card: -,on her goblet of water, here to remain for some so intensely with pairls in -my arms and A Now EnglanJ girl was not all I � ed to .. taa 0j - I - I I . f Tohn street%, 139aforth. . want to know. Julia Northall �od are salver. - . he object of i4.rcely rais ' , until she could make S= 0 � 11 . � I � - . � , ", 2 . � .. I (D 1�:CD I I . : . �; � . IL BELDEN, den"; erowning, bridge v!ork blushing." -- : '� Waiting, pleas*�m, in the reception ward evening shewas seized with a senti- �u a to in head. Itried ifferent rem,6. an cnimsmo, , even a Ice.3 W A I : .: . � . � .. L . I �� I I . . i I F .. I'll, I and gold plate work. special atteption given . mental attack, during which she drank the dies, but Vjl to no pu ghbor was still warm, -1 � a c+- ft - P- (D - .. �. - I the reservationof -$he stural teeth. All work 11 No, rm not," protested the brunette. room," said she ; and to bar dismay Miss . . le. A nei i ' WL ] C) : - (D -- - " -Call before dier � I �O - * - I -, - 1;� 11 � 11 I w -wont be accused in this c -cruel man- Dalzell read, engraved on the oblong strip It " Have you I Pricy � 1� - Auce, and tan I , i �� n � * water in which the -twig had been kept. came in on evening and asked, When a ir in' ustarted on a 'ou to ; .5 ,$ tj I , � of . performed. Office -*ver Johnson Bros. . - , . . I I iedL . I - .. L. � � Dr. I ' = . L I I )) - . Z, "I �, i New York he ade his will and bade ��O , 5 : I I wa e Store, Seaforth. 1451 ner. I of pasteboard : . had a most agreeable taste, an i 'then she tr Williams' ' Pink Pills ?" I had - - t.-Mv .1 - .. L -: . . ] � -k I � L I ' . . : 0 L I � a ... . I . . I - I � � I � "LIL H. S. ANLUFMON, graduate of Royal - expected to see t em. again. i . - I � p . �- I I I - 11 Bestrix, tell me the truth, and I'll pro- ct , I ate th6 leaves and stock. . not but 4,hen determined to try them, and -farewell to his fri nds as though he" ever - P Ct. ,- � .. . L 1. . College mise not to write to your mamma," pleaded 0APTAIN CAVIIINDISM." _ The flavor pleased her greatly, and every procured a box, and before the pills were L fi I t:; BEA] ;;; I -- . , w . a pt I I of To- - . . � L met & Man 1 d'enough tea' be placed on - - .-South Main S1 . V of Dental Siirgeons, outaylo, D. D. S.,, Mrs. Dixon also readL it over her'suporier's ; day in memory of ,her admirer, she had all gone, I began to improve, This encour. - When ba � Go (D t 44 - � 11 i . . . . . . . . . r ;onto University. ciffice, market Block, Mitchell, Miss Dalzell. 11 Where have you shoulder. 11 t, :� , L . - I I .. I - . 'a" - - Z� - , - - I ; * . . 1402 6 bunches of the tea tree brought to her, and aged me to purchase more and. in a few his Spoon acro hi to indicate that he I iz a 9) L-, I - ,I Ontario. I : I C? � Captain Camendiah ? What has he said t � �� . I I . ;-� g L . I )ains in my wanted no more. �m ci�p I 1, - ... � . Z k;! . . 11) I " What shall I do?" once more demanded ate them or put them in the water and weeks I a 1�-A . � . -� I �. I you . . shoulders and arms . I i 5. .- . . i � - � i: ,,�l 4MIA Pretty Beatrix burst into tears. Miss Dalzell, more uncertain than ever. - drank the infusion. . goe, and I was able to get a good The favorite no e18 of '-' worldly " young ; t -t E61 0 �, 40 C, 4 il "I "I f� ,I 0 W, . . 1� . �, I ' L .1 .- . � - . - L � tW'!'o � " I never saw him in all my lif6," said " Go d9wn,.of coarme," said the English The ladies,of the cou�'b observed her, and night's real. My appetite came back and women were . letoria,"' '.' ]Lady �Jul,ia �1: I P i, (D' �L � I ; 02'� H v � i- .4 1 49 L. � - . R" o�day a L governesti. Now is your opportunity. Do were moved to try it thiamselves, and did so the dull, lb tless feeling left -me. I could Mandeville " and " Malvern Dole." 1 ...... - . L 7 � I 0 I rsd� " Lily Stephenson says . -t - �1 . he' very a i . i I she. 0. o (D � L I � � I . �. i � " 0 � --- . 3B�A . I -I ; .. handsome, and -oh, please don't look at me not fail to improve it." - with such pleasing results that the ractice esta heart meal and have no bad after Dances in Phil. ,delphia,-were given every ��P I PM11 L - �1- .1 .� I spread throu bout the kingdem� an one of effects, and I felt strong and well enough �9' two weeks, but y t I +t -�-f - I . � - �f And Miss Dalzell descended to the I 1, P.I. C++' .. I I . - � , . I - so ! Indeed, indeed, I know nothing about 1ec19P- I 9 I . - g men under 20: and : - 0 L - " ]-;, MEDICAL. . it ly) : I tion -room, with the mein of a Zenobia, but the great industries. ot China was 'thus though I had -taken a new leas 7 girls under 18 not admitted. I c1t L A General I � . . i e of life. M3 . - . - t . I � . I - ' Pu a , . - - -�, � " Then," said Miss Dalz�ell, after a few the fainting heart of a canary bird. - established. old occupation became a pleasure to me and 1 At. the Chris a atu I ng parties � games F a-rmere n6t ; - �' I - The captain, a handsome, middle-aged I - . . � -- = . . Draft,% bougl � L C . &I moments of meditation, 4' I see no other It is-blaimed that the date of the senti- I think nc thing were, fashionabl e� .... ith ki sing pe ,, , - (D - - I 7 - Dr. John McGinnis, - of tram ing eighteen or nalties. - I * . I , �. an, -with an iron-gr6y moustache and mentalorigin of the tea drinking was nearly twenty mil 3s a day. I - p no ' : � 1`171 0 � ,- �, - " way than to have the whole graduating m k w - from ex. New Orleans T' a -Dem crat.. 4 , I ... I- lute. eat allol - - . -1. � � - . . . A i� P�l ��* � - - � - - Eon. Graduate London Western University. member bright hazel eyes, stood in front of the - i I � : I" - -*Z,5 per cent. of Oularto College of Physicians and Surgeons. class up into my room. T6se roses were '3,000 years before Christ. erience ani I I fully appreciate the wonder- . - - i CD 0 �- - I . .- - I . " , , . . , ,� � . I . carved oak mantle, in the regulation atti- -0- F, I �-01 ; a I SALENOT] Office and Residenoo-Formerly occupied ky Mr. WM. certainly sent to some one in this school, ul results A Dr. Williams' Pink Pills as a I I '. Im . . � fp�t z i a M . . Vlc$oria Street, next to tbe,Catholio Church and I am fully determined to, find out who tude. He bowed ; Miss Dalzell inclined her safe and su 1 One Lessom'' I . a L ,,zolleetion. I Pidkard, . re cure, end I would urge all .- - .1 11.1 . . I . head Songs that Reach the Heart. �. CI- W . I I MrNlght calls. attended promptly. - 14b3x112 - A truly remarkable story of fell ' L r , it is. Up to this time St. Sulpicia's char- - those afflicbed with rheumatism or. any nA intel- - C -t- P I -L - I f I . � . I . acter for discretion 'and ex�lusiveness has " Well," haid'the captain, 4' -did you got "Ben Bolt," revived by "Trilbyi" the late other ailme t, to try Pink Pills, as they ligence was. lacelT''told by a corres ondent -� COO , OFMICE-F. * .Z � 1. I . NG, . B., Toronto, X. D. C. M.1 . . . . A I I . . (D C -o4 11 I -Wilson's Hard, � : � my roses ?" � . George du Maurier's heroine,, was �writte create new igor, build up the shattered Indeed, it might 4 . : , I I been unimpeached, and whoever baa dared gli L n by of the London 8 t t r. I � . � I .. bor* M�-Q. P. S., OnWdo, suooewr to Dr. . I I - 0 �� I . . I i ott, office lately occupied by Dr. Ellott, Bruce- to set my rules and regulations at defiance " Your -roses ?" Dr. Thomas Dann En sh, in 18492, for the nervous sys in and make a new bei6g of fairly be calle3dp�,cinscredible, only t4a�t the I M Pi . 1. � I -�, . L � . " And my letter ?" � New York "Mirror " I . for � pi 1-1 11 � -401 - I ,old'ontado. * - by receiving flowers from Captain C - at the request of N. The nk Pills are sold only corresoondenti me, will be seen', voughes . � ::4 � 1, 0 illll�i� I- , I I � 11 -. d 8 dish, or any other gentleman, shall beex- f " Dr. I � 1tj � .1 -11 4- - - 1. � I . .4 ID, LE. 00OPM X. D.. M. B., L. Ir. P. an . � I :j I �� " They were both rdeeived," said Miss English could think of only � � I - � a . one sea line , nk Pills for Pale People." nd you an accoupt . . I - . Young ladies, you aven - you, - -1 - t pi � I k Here was fr inknen ia good earneit I P. Willis, who'w'an'ted a sea song. Dr. in boxes be ring the full trade mark, its -truth. (D -, p I : XV. Glasgow, &a., Physician, Surgeon and Ao: pelled at ance I may L � - P Williams' Pro- I am induced ..me , of a J Ima. , 0 . - -011 = 31 Dalzell, thinking, vaguely, that the'eaptain �, 1, . �L -, 10B D Bolt of the salt -sea gale," the last line r 8 me sagai � ., � 3 oauakef, Cmdan", Ont. 1127 go. "Be tect yourse f f om impo'ition by refusing remarkable in�talnce of fel . i I � - � 11 .. seemed to have usurped the privilege which of his poem ; he made it the foundation an I ' city, � t7d C -t- P 0 Cr �: I I L ; k � d � : -1 JuliaL marched out of the room, holding any pill tha does not bear the registered which occurred id.. my house last week. .1 � I . � I � � �� Rdy&IL . - r . - j ! - - I .... . . - . -- : LEX. BETRUNK. X -D., Fellow of igbtfully should have been�hers, of asking- constracted the ver e o ' th b e.. In trade mark wound the box. . -skbout a for ack P i . i : P 0- 0 10 ..... - 1, ; . * the her pretty head very high. ., Beatrix foHow- 9 8 n is as Wight , ago my bl, eraian : ' 11 I � I Nor Dr. Xaaldd. Offlot lately occupied Yes ?" said the -captain. 11 And 'what Pittsburg in 1848, the song was introduced I to the young spat I - - 'in C I .1 ik C. tl . �� tj '. I . � L . UeC'of PhRolanatand Surgeons, Kingston ! I . all the questions. � I "The Bat e of Buena Vista," performed in -0 eat brought house a � ,row, , C+ - L . cum * - ed, like a shy fawn only too thankful to 44r* 5" (D C+ 0 . - - elude its pursuers, and Miss DaNell was left - 21o, . C-1- �� - by Dr� Mackid, Nil- Street sworkh. Redd I dern Surgery. and taking, it to I the front door mat, i - - 141.. . L � I " . � I ence � is the answer ? I've called to learn my to an air adapted by Nelson K.neass from a I . began � " Cr -0 �-.�. . . . . I --Oorner of Victoria Square, in house I&Wly occupied alone. She leaned -the ffimpled,,�&iu on one . W I , maled strippin ct*' � t:V En , I . I- I I by L. Z. Danicay. - 1127 hand, dropp rltd fashe' fate." . German melody. . . Mr. lin Morris' account in the Nine. . 9, it of its feathers. The cook, not 103 F.. , !&- � - I L . - . ed the pfatty cu i L I approving - !%a I I . � � I -. I 4 V.) a over " Your fate, Capta a Cavendish ?" I'llighlaud Mary" was Robert Burns' tri- teenth-Century of the progress of surgery, L of thp'litter made by tbd said I I (D � �-J. 1. -..'��* - I * -- � L . � I I - � - a the perplexed light of the blue eyes, and -fell teathers, doubled,"the mat over and told the � I . , - I I � " I asked a plain question," said the bears eloque A, testim6iiy� to I - � �� 44- 1. E. I ence . I . r�,� �, I DR. F. J. BURRbW mil'i- bute to the memory of Mary Campbell, a I �i. w d 0 1-1 �- -. As we inteni , � I t - a litter, but i .. I*-- 1� -- -33usineex we a I lf� - ter do- . -- - � entleman's family in Mauch. 1W, theTe'tathneor on the wrong sid 0 . �d .4 ,� i I 8, into deep thought. For the thing that 'tary hero. " Have I jjot a right to expect ser�ant in a g of this bran(h of "science. The wri cat he mu 0 o� the ,' n Pt I 4� - 4 fiale reeldeab Physician and Surgeon, Toronto Gen. puzzled her most was what she bad not; as I e equel of Sir Spencer '. �We'lrs atre 0 k& L . I I - L 1. �� - . , �; �; - � .ever A it 1, oral Hospital. Honor graduate Trinity University, a plain answer ?" line, a gi'rl, of unusual meatal gif to and scribing,th I I L-1. W I . I . - e top. . . � " Toilet 1-1 yet confided to the gios ; the fact that there mat'and not on ti�j . 0 - � A -g! .great bxperi nents in ovariotomy, EayA . ; P�� womberof the College of Physicians and Surgeons was a gracefully -penned declaratioii of �o At last Miss Dalzell asserted - her-jelf. sWieetness of disposition. - She was to wed . A fortnig t a t . 14 0 (D P CD I frba,=114 I -. �11 I of Ontario. Coroner for the County- of Hurm. Ye Zetiobia-like -shei drew up her heiid. - . At the prq sent time no abdominal organ rward the cat brought in ��7 crt- qj (D 0 .. I I --lection to th4x -1 11; I J AWOFFICE.--ftnis, as formerly occupied layDr. in the sa6me envelope that contained Cap 9an , L poet, and returning from a visit -to the is sacred fro n the surgeon's knife. another bird, and lynarvellous. to may, turned I 1:)j 1.1 W- .11, I I �; . I I I Smith, opposite Public School. Seaforth. Telephone Cavendish's card. L � " Captain Cave*ndish," said she,� With a t4l HlahnId 'rossed the sea to meet ' L Bowels � W 02 V. - . -AWay dowubel I , -which as a -heavy coir mat-- " , No. 46, X. RNlght calls Answered from office. ig i - wortby of the preceptress .of St. , t � riddled with bullet holes are stitched the n�at �, 02 . V2 11 . I di hitri at CIW ; - � . i" Yo Inity eenoo'k--, there she was strijoken �� u. can hardly expect, my dearest," up over with his ela a, and littend the -#�ron - ....w � I . - _ I - L � I I . . --- . .1 I a :� . � ... I I -C%JL� - - f, I n" 6 ' that I can u P1 . ver ani died. succes!afull,i ; large pieces of gangrenous or y as the . I O:Ur I � the gallant officer had written, . cia's, 11 whom was that letter written with a fe "w � . L � � - to ? I insist�ur)on knowing !" 01 Ca i intestine are cut out, the ends of side of it with the feathers, precise] I N �4 I'll I ,Diu � �; I I . - see you, week by week, without learning to � �'Kathleen- Mavourneen," usually, spoken I ok had told himl to do. I i .... -, .11 : T', - . is Why to you, of course !11 answered the of a's having been written by Professor F. the seVered t ube being brought into . -con. co . I . I ... . . �. - � , fl E)RS. SCOTT & MacKAY, appreciate your charms. To This is absolub ly'true, and ..*witho: at ex- 4 1 � . ... Vill be fou . � . T . you this pro- a tinuity by m,ans ,of ingenious appliances ; . ; I I - 11al , -11 � I captain, taking both Miss Dalzell's hands in Nicolls Crouch, was, in realit . I I f r . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS', posal may seem sudden ; to me it is the re- . y, the work of aggeration., � � I -- � Ve mr�eglvin - ; . . � - 'I' .1 his, and dkawin her as promptly to.him as the stomach. �sopened for the removal of a � . I � - :: . Mrs. Louise M. Crawford, an English poet. I . I % � gi e �, �� atilt of long dieliberation. Free Iourself, foreigo body, for We incision of a cancer, or seeness - -- I . t -00 i �, I I �j I t; � Goderich street, oppos' ito Methodist churoh,ge',aforth �at 20c and 2& .- I . --- . I , . , i � . I 41 F. Although -cur,r - I o I graduate'Victoria, and Ann Arbor, inakes Vour life hideous, (He means me ! the well-known composer, in: the . I : ! - V � I 11 . if she bad beep- %ee or Julia. .11 Whom else She was, the collaborator of Professor . , I � - 1 7 .- .1 . . J. I G. SCOTT � and myownone,from the bondage thtLt now should it be ? You don't suppose I care for Crouch, - the administration of nourishment to a, MAIL CONTn I � i . - 11 - 'j, . member 'Ontario College of Physicians and any of the bread-and-butter chits you ba patient unabe to swallow ;- stones are ex- 1r, ", 19S i 1 � � I 'than last ye*rf . � ve issue ofseveral books of songs, she wribting . . - 1� 1. ejaculated the schoolmistress, nea,rly cboked- ' * I e k I , . 40urraut at 50 r, � - Surgeous. Corourdi for County 'of Huron. * the ords for his music tracted from the substance of th DR. HAOC iialed tenders addressed to -the _F451044W , - , � . . I �� . �;�h ;-1; .+. A . here ?, , �� r . I I . p un, I an Lausts yourselL, now a w I � . - - .. - I ' in Cavendish !" faltered Miss I 'Th Al' Whisper," by Samuel L6ver, nd these or . � -1 , I V. MAcKAY, honor graduate Tnnity University, " OR Capta g-ans hen hopelessly iseaieA Gtiberal, will be received at Ottawa until no,") Me - - � - ; i and for ever, to my love-" --' We are - - §.-� I . - gold medalist Trinity Bledical College. Member I I are extirpated ; the spleen, when en ' '897 payl, �� I �� Dailzell., _ la -fed' -_1 College of Physicians and Surgeons, Oatapo. '� '"'ell !" cried Miss Dalzell . is� based n a supersition, common in Ire- I FRIDAY, JULY 9-th, 1 4� -� , I I . . . . . � - ; � ' or otb�erwise lis��sed, 'is re : I �- ,for all kindA ,of , '! �:"- I I I . '14 ed the letter and replaced it in its envelope, 'i Say -Walter,,' darling !" he suggested. land, that when a child smiles in its sleep it . . n r For the conveyance of Her Majeaty's M41*04*1 , � ` , , as she -fold- , tj � ; A � 83 moved bodi y ; Cata h, Cu�e - - , I - 14 gall stones ate cut out' and even tumors of - . . ,We* =-- . -cash asid, -tr,j FO'. I still scented with Marechal Niel roses, " I � Walter, then-". is listening to the angels. The music is . �� I . poied contract for 4 years, 6 times p , � . , � I I - 1he I . I a4 . the liver arB excisel The kidue , the - - �rs:y, between Harlock and Seaforth. frm - -0 * 1 P4� . Apd here we drop the curtain. � I written to an old Irish air "Mary, do You y � I I - 1 -- '% � - I ,; , 1-1 W. SLOAN9 --- never read anything like that in my whole I I sploen and the liver, when they-ca,use I . ( August next. The conveyance to be � � jj.�t I � , . � f L I i F Tletoris College, Provincial Ucen-tiate M. C. life:' The insolence of it ! The insult to Miss Dalzell did not resign from the Famey Me ?" I . i vehicle. The mall';contractor to have thd . I I M ' � I i , Browning Clab. She d d 9 trouble by ur natural mo�ility, are anchored ; .. - . � fitartlog from Harlock, Constance or I . � I i I I I . XF Ila S., 0 at. Offlice and residence-Housie f�rnier- me ! Bondage, indeed! i - hand over the 'The Harp, That Once Through Tara's - ,ri i Am I one to make % - - - I;�! upted by. Mr. Thomag Kidd, blarket at., Sea- I ; - I V � -` I - by sti�ches tc the abdominal wall ; au'd the � . Printed notices containing further 1100 - , � ; I U ly oce "hideous bondage" ,of the charge of St. Halls," written by Thom -as Moore, celeb- . SWE .� t� . . � fortb. Dr. Sload haviax for many years paid spacial .6 ,-4& cooditions of proposed contract may be Win li people�s lives hideous ? I never thought stomaph ham been dealt with successfully in , 0, . i , i:_ - I - qi 1 before tha,�I*a�s such a dragoness. 8 1. icia's Seminary to Mrs. Dixon and rates the glory of 011av Fola, a wise King of . for the cure of indigestion' I - � 7 I I . attention to diseases of the. chbst, can with confi. I shall u P the saine way I blank forms of tender may be obtained At 910- -i 4 �1. i 44-, Fraulein Obergau-and was married, with Ireland who flourished about 900 B. C. . . - -- ;� 1. - V�l � dence tender his aervices to such as may require at once resign from that Browning Club. 1. . Office at Harlock, 06hotance, Senforth, , :� .1 - . - . � -.1 --------- - � . � i - L . I . :i ,,, " 17' Besidss all this, many cages of obs I ,, .-,�:, - if - � � , cred by the chloride of gold never could look that n. an in the face again. Bee and Julia for her bridesmaids. And so Among his other good and' great works , truction . I office. , - , j i. I . I of the', bowels, which in da�s'not Very long 0 Nst'Office inspector's Office, I H. 0. HOSKIM I t . � f , system of treatment. 1531 Who can the letter be written to ! A -ad' far as history' relates she neveg has had any 011av organized a Parliament, whi& met � I " ; - , `� ��, I . . � I I � .. .9, . . . � 0 1%8 xt, �z. 11 I � gone doomed to inevi- . I., *. . Stratford, 27th May, 1697. ) postoffice � - I A I 'i - I - when can he possibl bave met h6r ? Well reason to regret it. by, would have been � iL., - y . I every three years at Tara, in Meath.,u The . .. , . . . �� - .1 I �1 table % . � I ;1 I ; . '. � I - . T . 2� . - R .: I ni St. Sulpi in a I . i 3,� if this sort of thifig goes o . " But the idea,".sbe says, 99 of sending a king�, princes, priests and bards met i 4eath, are now cured by a, touch. of It, . " I i .�- I Imut I .- ti AUCTIONEERS. CUL wih the adrgeon'8 knife. T4e perforation of the - . � ;�- j ti . be ruined, and I may as well shut my doors -proposal of marriage in an undirected great hall, containing one hundred and � I .... ..- - . I . ,� X one of the . � F 11 . 1. I I I "I � --� -DICHARD 0030101Y, license d auctioneer for the fif�y intest'ne, which is ' I I . . 'Hi -- Court of iatlbo� . � Hideous bonda , envelope into 9� school where there are sixty apartments. . . most formid. I ri The ,gh .� go ! When I've tried to � . 0 � � . "'" T � - Xfv Countyof Huron, sales and bills stten&d to marriageable girls, to say -nothing of the is able c m -plica ions o id fever, has in ;; :.* . ; I PRbAE, f 11 I � make St. Sulpicia's a real home for eve Maid of Athens," by Lord Byron, is a 0 t typho . " . -0 , . � , I I I t� � romptly, cb&rffes ill keeping with times, Seaforth, ry teachers. " i ' a few Icases bt en successfully closed by oper. I . i , N In the matter of the estate of JAR MON.klyr . I f � I . I �� 1; Kgrio. girl. in it ! Bat I will beat the bottom tribute to thp beautiful Theresa Macri . .-.1 - , I , � I L . � 1623-12 of I ation L and inflammatio, ;: I . 4 0 . 11 0- I � , �11 I . - ; � . " A man can't remember everything,", daughter of an English Vice -Consul at Ath- a of the peritoneum, . . i . I I � late of the township o - . . this mystery, or 1'11'know the re n why" I . � I � � A -- . I . � ,- - . aso . . I I . I .- I .. I ! 1. - � says the cap� ca,use� by -the growth of tuberculous mas I% -W - " . . ; - the County of Huron, deceased. � - " �111 - � -� She rang the bell. . ain cheerfully. I en& Twenty-four years after the song was A sels 0 ,8� - : -0. - ,a . � I P, . .-' .i� : ; I 11 , j WM- M'CLOYg . - --�.* . upon 1�, has teen apparently cured by open- �Mwa �otice Is hereby given that all creditorEWAANOW , . - � V I , "I Nelly," she said to -t . waitress w written, an Englishman in Greece sought - '.. -- I �; I . I I �. "I - he ho, I b0ing claims against the estate of tba-,004007 r X - - - � t .,P Auctioneer for the Counties of Huron and Perth, " For a I-ong'and Happ Life. , ' out the "Maid of Athens," and found her ing the adominal cavity. -�-j6.�. � I A im.- I -- I .- T- ,j i f, I rel9ponded to the summons, "'tell Fraulein y I �. � . MpKay, dcceased, .are required to send by IN I . . -1 i..-# � and Agent at Hensall for the Massey-Haffla Manu. - ------------ 0 .1 * - , �. r�., . ! Ail 1 � I � - 341W. W. - �- z � ZI � -I featuring Company. Sales promptly attended to, thau I wish personally .'to - see and speak BY ROSE THOR-Y married and the mother of a large family, I . * I , � 4id in an envelope addressW to WOW W .G ZZ004f , � 7 � - - -- I -W �� -. charges moderate and satisfaction Sleep. Rhancery, Goderich, or to deliver to lus on Of b*.&W . bij;�j- =--I _, I 7 - I I guaranteed. withevervyoang person in this school. .Were I asked for a receipt for longevity, with not even a trace of her former beauty, I . i ir chriallaw -iwof- - � I I*;"; 2! I - . - I . the first day of August, 1897, I he f I - - t Orders by m&R addressed to HensaU Post Oface, or and reduced to almost abject want and beg- e ent1re body, with all its com- � � , Ct - - Tho a � - I , left at his residence, Let'2, Concession 11, 'Tuck. I - - rite: "Be .. � � names, addresses and deecriptions, W h ha A . 0-linton man I- � - � Let her send them.'up tome, one class at a beauty and happiness I would:W .In leep tb � I Liu � � . ? 1. time." gary, ponent parts And its various 6ffices, ceases . . ; culars of their claims, or charges, and I 0 200. . 11, sromilih, will receive prompt attention. 12MI-if I wellfed,well warmed and well rested." Many � . .. Aa ---hat* * - Lftj� XhjiZ-7 11 � . . I � joww'-_ . � I - � I I Yes, please' 'qhe Old Oaken Bucket" was written in - from labor, like a machine which has its 1� . I . -the security (if any) beld by them �� .1 1, . � 7 -_1 . . . I I . cu m," said NeHy, and s4e people are thoroughly wedded to theidea the summer of 1817 by Samuel Woodworth fires banked and its wheels stopped. The . I . hereby given that after the ist day ;f I . I,- - I I � Thal. X 1 : , , - "I HN H. MoDOUGALL, Licensed Auctioneer icr rtsied- and Yauished. that it is just as well to sit down and work ) I CURES CATAIRN, � OEvER, RosE FEvER, ' ALL the eatste of the said deceased will be � I - � - - - ja" 11, , .. - I � � 11 JO the Counby of Huron. Sales attended in all With the soft gloom of the April nightfall on, or that it is s� sign of laziness to lie down the tramp printer. Coming in, tired and bod I machine', is ready to start - a I among the parties entitled thr-reon, Wing, .11 I John: V, . --- - I . I � � HEAD COLDS-'. 1. ., GIVE ONE BLOW THE , . � !.. I -1 Z. f the County. Terms reasonable. From Mr. Miss Dalzell bad accomplished her task. in the'daytime. There is just such ignor- thirsiy, to his horna in Duane Street, New 4gain at a momen 'a notice, but for I I oh I shall 0011 � � -- . wor� 'like the . N; 7 . r's of . t ��,T 9ply to the claims of whii . � . I VaDougall's. long experience as a dealer In farm BLOWER AND UE � PIWDER 18 I)IFFUSED, MAF rator W Of - 040% � - .. I - I 1� i 4 York, he poured out a glass of water and- the time being it is out of commission. � UNC A &.1ved '.notice, and the administmtOr `61 00- � - . � I'll I � LLLLL � ' . stock of all kinds; he to specWty qualified to judge C,--AL*5PrCxMX.a.. 4=1--eLj9rrC�3EXX.�L. I . . SURE AND F%PM 6state wjW not be liable for the sseetS,52 � - - ... I Of valueg, and can guarantee satisfaction. I o his wife: Priiharily, of course, sleep is' CURF .�, . -, i � ,-�-., ENT . e; , . . .. - �� . dr4nk it eagerly. He then said't' a condition . I I � �� 11* �� , All orders The fao- 1�.' or for oWy part tboreotj to any person ,Of .. ,*A�-- i � -� - 11 I -...."I.I.....W11i .1. � �; � . . I I The fao. 4 - ' ises PRIOE W17W PLO! AFR-25 C�Nre whose claims i obaij not then have 11 . :�, - left at TUB ExposqoR office, or at his residence, Lot - giMile 13 on simile Is on 'That id, refreshing, but how much more re. of the! braini � Ls by this organ, all In i W � . - have - . , � -- . � I , - - � 26, Rufon Road. Tu-ckeramith, near Alma, will.be. Signitu" - � IT 11 . � I'— i � every 1, af the time of.distrlbutfop. Deted at . . . - . r alpature every freshibg would it be to taKe a long good froin the exte al world are receiv ,. and � I I � I - .-. � , . 2 B. L. D OY14 .. - . I .- I- - . - . �fth 4 of Way, 1897. Et , - I I - - - , � � 1pr0laptlyattended J . 0. 1466 Wrapper. - � VrAPPOL drught. from the old oaken bucket in my from i are transmitted all messages neces- � . I � � PrQUM .:- - -0, I . 1, of 41e, W, r4Q--;Z-W--j-" of 0 _ � I i � " , -; I . . . . I ; ..I at GoderIch, : - I � I �- 11 - I -: � � � . 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